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Still, Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report, said that Mr. Berardino would have to work to bolster morale after the arbitration decision.
Darryl Vhugen, a senior attorney at Landesa, explained that work to bolster land rights should begin the moment such transactions are negotiated.
Wenger and McClaren were quiet about any potential business to strengthen their squads over January but admitted they are hard at work to bolster their options.
Even though the big names still get more attention — as she is reminded in every joint appearance with Mr. Booker — she has continued to work to bolster her poll numbers and name recognition.
For the last six years the government has expected a rise in productivity – the value of products made or sold by a worker in an hour of work – to bolster profits and workers' earnings.
The numbers in part-time work has also been boosted by older workers taking up part time work to bolster unliveable pensions and superannuation savings hit by falling interest rates.
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In the last five years, scientists and environmentalists have worked to bolster and rebuild reefs in the area.
Their male counterparts are working to bolster the new effort as well.
Mr. Lato worked to bolster the judge's concerns about Mr. Duffy.
With carmakers working to bolster their fleetwide fuel economy, the Mazda will soon have some serious competition.
America and others have worked to bolster the moderate opposition, but extremist groups have still taken root to exploit the crisis.
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