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If Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan could come to an accommodation, which looks more feasible than before, it would vastly boost the chances of the latter's survival.

The Hammers will, of course, argue that their presence will vastly boost the price and therefore they deserve to share in the upside.

The two laws vastly boost the power of the Russian Orthodox church, a religious body that professes total allegiance to the state.

Liverpool's new owners have vowed to vastly boost revenues from their global fanbase and welcomed Uefa's forthcoming financial fair-play rules as the key to transforming the club's fortunes.

Recent work suggests that the trick could vastly boost the data-carrying capacity in wi-fi and optical fibres.

More than three-quarters of Senegalese officers have been to American war colleges, vastly boosting their professionalism.

But the spectacular growth of the programme, particularly since its promotion to BBC1 in 2014, has vastly boosted the couple's fortunes.

Last September Sarah Brown, Samantha Cameron and actor Keira Knightley were all photographed wearing Erdem clothes, vastly boosting the profile of a designer who was little-known outside fashion industry circles.

Traditionally, the winter event has been a smaller scale sibling to the summer Games but the increased profile created by London 2012 has vastly boosted interest, with 55 countries showing some action and 180 hours live on Russian TV.

By 2003, Pfizer's clinical trials in hundreds of patients quickly showed that the Pfizer drug vastly boosted HDL levels by 60% or more.

It was the money from those sponsorships with Nike and Emirates which helped fund the club's move to the new Emirates stadium in 2006, which in turn has vastly boosted its match day revenues.