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The singing competition dominated the night with 25.4 million viewers at 8 p.m., according to Nielsen's estimates, giving Fox an easy victory but only a minor boost at 9 p.m. for the debut of "Lie to Me" (13.2 million).

Simon Cowell's return to The X Factor delivered a minor boost to the ITV talent show's ratings on a night when one of the biggest drops in audience was suffered by BBC1's Doctor Who.

And although the last few years have been tough for golf equipment manufacturers, the hefty purchase price of $1.23 billion must have been at least a minor boost to morale.

In a minor boost to her waning authority at home, she won the vote without having to rely on opposition support.

Any such minor boost has likely also been offset by the uncertainty of the Trump era, which may blunt investor enthusiasm, and Trump's failure to deliver on big promises, cooling any enthusiasm or faith that could fuel job growth.

On top of removing stored snaps, most cache-clearing applications can also give your phone a minor boost in performance by freeing up memory and processing power.

The Galaxy S9 also produces pretty fantastic results with full-light photos outdoors, as you can see from the gallery, with vibrant, rich color that might be a bit artificial, but ultimately comes off looking like it includes the kind of minor boosts and tweaks I'd do while editing in post anyway.

They say a minor countercyclical boost is all the current downturn needs.

Torre acknowledged before the game that there would come a time when the Yankees must decide if they should send Johnson to the minors to boost his confidence.

Even so, the number of young offenders has been slashed from more than 3,000 six years ago after a change in police targets culture that saw teens picked up as a matter of routine for minor offences to boost clear-up rates.

In this case, a resubmission with minor changes may boost your grant above the pay line.