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Most Tasmanians supported federation of the Australian colonies, hoping that it would further boost the island's economy.

Her land's output has improved through the programme and hand-operated irrigation equipment provided, she says, though a motorised pump would further boost the crop.

YouTube is slowly moving towards profitability, according to Variety, and the subscription service would further boost that work to monetise the popular video site.

A 2-0 series win, an outcome no England team has previously achieved in Argentina, would further boost Wood's credentials and Robshaw's starting place at openside could come under additional scrutiny if the uncapped Matt Kvesic makes a sufficiently positive impression.

It suited both sides to put off a more definitive reconciliation: Turnbull because he hoped a decisive victory and a more workable Senate would further boost his authority and the conservatives because open dissent in the lead-up to an election would diminish theirs.

An integrated financial services market would result in gains for the EU economy of up to €60bn, while removing obstacles to cross-border trade in the telecoms market and other service industries, which account for 70% of EU GDP, would further boost growth.

Carson's widespread support among evangelicals would probably further boost the billionaire, who has already performed well among the critical Republican primary voting bloc.

On December 6th Japan's four biggest newspapers, using district-by-district assessments which they admitted may be unreliable, predicted that the LDP would easily win a majority in the 480-seat lower house and would be further boosted by its tie-up with an old ally, New Komeito.

The potential for such technologies would be further boosted through the development of haptic technologies, which let wearers of the HoloLens and other devices, such as virtual reality headsets, experience other sensations, such as touch.

Following a consultation, the UK government said those powers would be further boosted by giving the Holyrood administration direct access to capital funds with the ability to issue bonds.

The prospect of greater revenue flowing into federal coffers would likely help lower long-term interest rates because the government would need to borrow less down the road, and further boost the economy.