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This confidence may well be boosted further by a general election result that looks likely to restore some certainty.

On Saturday at Upton Park they might well be boosted by the return from injury of central defender Brede Hangeland but striker Dimitar Berbatov is doubtful after feeling unwell.

Turkey's enthusiasm for a buffer zone may well be boosted as much by its fear of these newly emboldened Kurds as by its concern for Syria's beleaguered people.From the print edition: Bad blood bubbles(Photo credit: AFP).

The avocado has had a massive rise in popularity in the last year, having become one of the most photographed food stuffs on Instagram, as well as being boosted by Nigella Lawson in the questionable 'recipe' for avocado on toast which was featured on her cookery show.

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By the time Arsenal are next in FA Cup action, their squad could well have been boosted by the arrival of yet another German, with growing reports suggesting wheels are in motion to bring Julian Draxler from Schalke, despite Gunners manager Arsene Wenger having played down speculation of a £35million deal as an "illusion" in his post-match media conference on Friday evening.

With super-fast speeds and availability from New York to San Francisco, this could very well be the boost Sprint needs for its image in light of recent consumer-related events.

Lees took the most punting reps on Saturday, and Durkin said the former Australian Rules Football player's ability to perform a number of different kicks well is a boost to the team.

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