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It may well boost his standing after he won re-election in July by a surprisingly thin margin.

Smart cities, smart homes and the internet of things (IoT) may well boost efficiency, healthcare and convenience, but they're not good news for privacy.

For instance, the Washington GOP's plummeting approval ratings may well boost the presidential prospects of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, just as the Gingrich Congress paved the way for the comparatively moderate George W. Bush.

Redbridge primaries are so oversubscribed that the proportion of parents unhappy with the place offered to their child is among the highest in England; some young children who want to be in school languish at home.The involvement of charitable chains of schools such as E-ACT, which runs the new school in Redbridge, may well boost the number of free schools.

Moreover, increasing implementation of BIM methodology may well boost prefabrication as a whole.

The incentive may well boost a team from whom little has been expected, with Equatorial Guinea the lowest-ranked team in the tournament.

Khan may very well boost his stock to the level Mayweather desires by beating ex-welterweight world champion Collazo (35-5, 18 KOs), who knocked out former Mayweather opponent Victor Ortiz in January.

This confidence may well be boosted further by a general election result that looks likely to restore some certainty.

The recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday shenanigans could well boost the figures, but may well have just brought Christmas sales forward.

When Trump announced he would be running for the presidency, the media coverage he received may well have boosted his recognition to some poll respondents.

Ironically, Vincent was still deemed too young to compete at the European juniors in Bergamo this month, where Great Britain won seven medals, but may well have boosted that tally.