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The development would represent a large boost to the UK's wind energy industry, with Dong Energy pledging to invest £6bn in the UK and create more than 2,500 jobs.

Sales grew 10.6%, to £1.2 billion ($2.5 billion), from £1.1 billion ($2.3 billion), in 2006, thanks to a large boost to customer growth, particularly in Sky's broadband division.

But Adyen's more recent move into physical transactions has been a large boost to business, with point-of-sale processed volumes up 120percentt year-on-year to €6.6 billion.

Most recent presidents — whether they were running for re-election or retiring and whether they won or lost — received a larger boost to their approval ratings after Election Day than Mr. Obama, according to an examination of polling by Gallup, which has been testing presidential job approval much longer than any other polling firm.

NEW YORK TIMES   An Optimistic Sign in Bank Profits  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "For the first time in three years, banks are getting a larger boost to their profit from traditional sources of revenue than from simply cutting back on funds set aside for bad loans".

The bolus of money, though only half of the $10.4 billion NIH received to spend over 2 years, is "the single largest boost to biomedical research in history," Obama said.

The inclusion of the game on Steam was considered by Barth to be the largest boost to sales of the game, outweighing any other distribution method they had.

Many more such "payload" start-ups are in the pipeline, planning everything from 3D printers in orbit to space-based pharmaceutical laboratories.The largest single boost to the credibility of the private space industry, however, came this summer from what might be considered an unlikely source: public money.