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It's something of a boost, he suggests.

Casual dining in Paris has needed something of a boost.

That should provide something of a boost to Mr Santorum, her closest ideological match in the field.

It might have happened anyway; but it looks as though the return of rail has given the Twin Cities something of a boost.

Derbyshire received something of a boost overnight when their left-arm fast bowler Mark Footitt agreed a new two-year deal at the club, having also spoken to Surrey.

At least the Rangers are home now - their fans are standing by for their first taste of Stanley Cup Finals hockey since 1994, and that has to provide something of a boost for the home team.

"The objective behind his coming is to deceive his people more, and in Afghanistan, to give something of a morale boost to the defeated soldiers of his country so they continue until the date of their fleeing to Britain, which couldn't do anything despite the presence of thousands of its soldiers," he said.

Controversial Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced on Tuesday he will officially endorse Texas Governor Rick Perry for the Republican presidential nomination, which could give Perry something of a credibility boost on immigration and border issues.

Whether you're looking for the comfort of something familiar or a boost from something new, there should be a song or two below that will pop you into a pair of sneakers.

Could a dose of something sugary give a boost to waning willpower?

Photo-sharing startup Instagram has been on something of a hiring spree in August 2011, boosting its headcount by 50% to cope with growth that has seen its app downloaded by more than eight million iPhone owners since its launch in October 2010.