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Immigrants from only two countries, Yemen and Nigeria, receive a larger boost.

The interview came as it emerged that Obama had received a larger boost than Romney in the polls following their respective conventions.

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".

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.

Simple operations provide a small energy boost; difficult operations give a larger boost.

The Environmental Protection Agency would receive a slightly larger boost of 5.2% to $7.83 billion, and the science and technology account would rise by 4.3%, to $793 million.

But nuclear watchdogs and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's own safety advisory panel have expressed concern over larger boosts — some by up to 20% — that the NRC began approving in 1998.

For the London Boost sample, 202 PSUs were selected at the first stage with unequal probability to ensure 6 PSUs were selected per London PCT (more in boroughs that had commissioned larger boosts).

Hague also urged the opposition to stay involved in talks, promising a large boost in support.

The British foreign secretary urged the opposition to stay involved in talks, promising a large boost in support.

For Mr. Lichtenstein, the deal represents a large boost as the district has begun to attract financial backing.