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This week's chart, which tracks sales through Jan . 13 did not reflect any boost in sales the album might get from the film's three Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, including best comedy or musical.

The drop may also have reflected a reversal of the temporary boost from rebates delivered in previous months.

There was also a linear age-dependent dopaminergic modulation of memory specificity in hippocampus reflecting a relative boost to memory specificity on Bromocriptine in older adults whose memory was poorer at baseline, and a relative boost on Sulpiride in older better performers, compared to the young.

The events reflected a schism in Ukraine.

This change in diet included a boost in eggs and fish consumption, which also was reflected in historical records for food accounts from great houses and monasteries.

A boost in sales for books like George Orwell's "Animal Farm" and "1984" seems to reflect an organic response from readers wary of President Trump's rhetoric.

"Participants saw the outlook for economic activity as having remained strong or having strengthened since their previous meeting, in part reflecting a modest boost from the expected passage of the tax legislation," said the account, which was released after a standard three-week delay.

Meanwhile as private rented housing won a boost in the government's new housing strategy, Local Space believes its alternative to private sector leasing reflects the strategy's commitment to sustainable regeneration through the purchase and repair of void properties.

Others said the numbers reflect a leveling off the gains under the ACA, compared to the initial years of the law's implementation when there was a boost in enrollment.

Both could get a boost in 2013.

He might need a boost in confidence".