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Revolt Again," was equally impressive; Blain-Cruz drew out the theatricality in Birch's opaque text, thus bolstering the actors for the big game of performance.
Afco's initiative, Mr. Watt said, will help the company itself, by building a work force able to handle increasingly more complex projects, and will help machinists develop marketable skills, thus bolstering their own income over the long term.
By this account, those new companies then bought newly issued shares in the bank, thus bolstering its capital base when it was in danger of falling below the level mandated by regulators.
On June 24th PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), an accounting firm, said it had withdrawn a decade's worth of audit reports for Yukos, thus bolstering the case against a company that the Kremlin would like to portray as Russia's Enron.
Second, big countries including America do not yet have final regulations set up for approving those copycat drugs, thus bolstering the position of the biotech innovators.The drugs giants also have piles of cash.
Keynesian economics talks of the "fiscal illusion" created by government debt: the issuance of such debt can stimulate the economy in the short run by encouraging a false perception of wealth and thus bolstering consumer spending.
or other extravagances to attract attention and thus bolster self-esteem.
Public attention here was focused on the arrival of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, who was sent by President Bush to help re-establish security cooperation between the Israelis and Palestinians and thus bolster the truce.
His left-wing credentials thus bolstered, in March 2012 he bought long-running political magazine the New Republic, and as publisher and editor-in-chief he has revived its public profile (as well as provided a handy cash injection).
In the last harvest, crop yields for some farmers increased six-fold – and they were able to sell the excess at market, and thus bolster their income and provide for their families.
Thus bolstered, he used his savings from the Look job to make a documentary about the middleweight boxer Walter Cartier, about whom he had previously done a picture story for Look.
