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But S.A.C.'s promotional materials boasted about the firm's "edge," and Cohen provided his employees with every research tool that might offer a boost over the competition.

New funds for development or mine clearance could offer a boost to entrepreneurs who are already doing business among the bombs.

Often found as creams but also more recently in gel form like the pretty translucent pink of the Peter Thomas Roth Rose Stem Cell MaskRepair Mask ($52 at Peter Thomas Roth), hydrating masks are generally straightforward: They offer a boost of moisture for parched skin.

Internships can offer a boost to eager graduates looking to a start a career - but is it fair to ask young people to pay for their work experience?

For 2005, the Tundra will offer a boost in horsepower and torque (to 282 hp and 325 pound-feet), and it will have a five- rather than four-speed tranny.

The Cavaliers appear to offer a boost up that ladder.

Each of these volumes offers a boost for your bookshelf's horsepower, with caveats.

They have also offered a boost before Wednesday night's home Capital One Cup tie against Manchester City.

This offers a boost to Mr. Sillerman and other current stockholders, including the promoters SFX has promised to buy.

With the vast majority of wine still imported, a burgeoning UK sector offers a boost to local and rural economies - as well as much reduced transport footprint.

It has offered a boost to Ms de Piero's hope of retaining the seat and she is expected to be handed a key post in an Ed Miliband government.