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Easing sanctions would give a boost to Mr. Khattami, industry analysts said.

U.S. experts say options for the Obama administration could include cyber retaliation, financial sanctions and even a boost in U.S. military support to South Korea to send a stern message to North Korea.

What is clear is that there will be a boost to sanctions.

Rusal shares have rebounded somewhat on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since Treasury announced it would lift the sanctions, rising about 18percentt in a boost for Deripaska.

The export ban would give a boost to United Nations sanctions imposed this year that were meant to starve the North's increasingly sophisticated nuclear programs.

Mr Rohani could expect a boost from the lifting of sanctions and improve his longer-term chances of succeeding Mr Khamenei as supreme leader.

Southern California is No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 poll, tossing off the weight of N.C.A.A. sanctions and returning to a familiar place in the rankings — with a boost from Louisiana State's problems.

Specifically, we estimate the effect of a sanction on those individuals who are not sanctioned by an agency with a cautious sanction policy, but who would be sanctioned if the agency decided to impose sanctions more frequently.

That effort received a boost yesterday when the Treasury Department said it was lifting most of the remaining economic sanctions against Iraq.

If a tranche of U.S. and other international sanctions are lifted after a deal is struck, economists expect an influx of foreign investors to Iran and a boost to the nation's flagging economy.

Even vegetable exports are getting a boost after Russia imposed a one-year ban on agricultural products from much of the west in retaliation for sanctions.