"We are providing them intelligence to bolster their efforts, to bolster their ability to control the capital," said Army Col.
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At the same time, Republican lawmakers have resisted efforts to bolster election security after foreign attacks on the 2016 election (no doubt because those attacks sought to bolster the GOP candidate).
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These innovations could bolster the industry — if they're successful.
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But Republicans may direct many of their questions to the counsel to help bolster the President's case while Democrats may direct many of their questions to the House managers to help bolster theirs.
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There is recent historical precedent that should bolster Seahawks fans.
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Other guests were invited onstage to bolster the candidates' cases.
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It would bolster Fosun's expertise in managing hotels and resorts.
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Shanda said Tencent's investment would help "bolster" Shanda's core business.
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He cites disparate pieces of evidence to bolster his point.
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Since then he's been trying to bolster the new administration.
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He called for donations to bolster his fight against Sanders.
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Cook has worked to bolster his company's relationship with China.
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The group plans to bolster the candidacy of Democratic Gov.
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This is supposed to bolster confidence in the sovereign bolívar.
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Bolster was the vice president at a successful hedge fund.
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Other companies see gambling as a way to bolster revenues.
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Traditional values bolster the Communist Party in other ways, too.
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IBM reiterated that Red Hat will bolster earnings in 2021.
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Seems like it was to bolster the case for attribution.
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Palestinians will use the meeting to bolster a weakened Abbas.
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And, this will help bolster the circular economy, as well.
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The younger Lebedev said Osborne would bolster the Standard's influence.
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Media representations of Asian Americans tend to bolster that stereotype.
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Meanwhile, global carmakers are racing to bolster their battery supplies.
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Later, the administration sought to bolster its case for rescission.
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Joining the regional initiative, she said, would bolster those efforts.
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Appropriate guardrails could bolster the case for betting on lawsuits. ■
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America has also worked to bolster our allies' defense capabilities.
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But can he bolster his entertainment value with a paycheck?
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At worst they are using these rebates to bolster profits.
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Trump campaigned in Ohio on Monday, attempting to bolster Republicans.
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An education development fund would serve to bolster learning opportunities.
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Mr. Abe has long sought to bolster Japan's own military.
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Greater computer science education will also bolster America's national security.
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Poor first quarter results, released Thursday, could bolster his argument.
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A commander is on the radio, trying to bolster morale.
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Both sides have sought to bolster their positions since then.
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Apple made some internal improvements to bolster the sound quality.
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They discussed fiscal and monetary measures to bolster the economy.
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Yet Guedes has done little to bolster his own position.
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Congress previously passed legislation to bolster the public health system.
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The tax cuts are also expected to help bolster growth.
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A steady response to the eclipse could bolster those arguments.
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A poll released Tuesday afternoon should bolster confidence in Sanders.
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It will also have to bolster its property registration database.
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His main struggle will be to bolster the legislature's relevance.
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Upholding freedom of speech will only bolster Pakistan's fragile democracy.
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But it was unlikely to bolster Mr. Trump's public image.
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Their work can also, paradoxically, bolster their sense of themselves.
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He pledged to bolster spending on education and health care.
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Miech said the new report's similar numbers bolster his findings.
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According to executives, this approach helps bolster diversity at Microsoft.
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We provide more than just apparel, we bolster a lifestyle.
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Trump will likely tout any revelations that bolster his case.
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It may also bolster Chief Operating Officer Thierry Bollore's powers.
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The changes are meant to bolster itself against growing competition.
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The designation could bolster local pride and confidence, officials say.
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So that really does seem to bolster the whistleblower's credibility.
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Such moves could further bolster Graves's case for the gavel.
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It injected some $1.7 billion to bolster WeWork's balance sheet.
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China also took steps to bolster its economy on Friday.
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The NRA supports changes to bolster the background checks system.
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CICIG's mandate also calls for it to bolster Guatemala's own prosecutors.
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Others like Buzzfeed are turning to direct sales to bolster revenues.
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Sanders can point to figures like these to bolster his case.
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That would also bolster the court's 2015 ruling legalizing gay marriage.
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He pointed to another factor that could bolster the yen: Inflation.
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It would fill the government's coffers, and bolster its fledgling army.
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Or seizing me as an opportunity to bolster their fragile masculinity.
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It is also expected to bolster capital and help finance dividends.
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First, I used some skill points to bolster Talion's combat abilities.
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To bolster them Mr Thiam quickly raised SFr6bn ($6.3bn) in equity.
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She declined to discuss specific efforts to bolster American chip production.
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The White House should bolster the office that scrutinises proposed rules.
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Netflix and Amazon are both driving hard to bolster their positions.
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The science can also bolster litigation against greenhouse gas emitters themselves.
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That it might bolster or cut into your own political side?
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Trump said rates are being kept lower to bolster Obama's legacy.
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Both companies have struggled to bolster their stock prices, according to
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The 2100 report should also help bolster Detroit's long-tarnished reputation.
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This was expected to bolster the country's demand for U.S. ethanol.
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Regions would lose some decision-making powers to bolster central government.
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Jon Najarian agrees, arguing that YouTube will bolster Google's earnings report.
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Taberski's interviews bolster each of these claims, but give no answers.
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He also argued that the U.S. must bolster its offensive capabilities.
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Republicans are using insurer exits to bolster their case for repeal.
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Rising wages should also bolster domestic demand for goods, economists say.
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And at the most, it just might bolster your brain power.
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If that deal gets approved, that could bolster Comcast's chances too.
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As a young and untested leader, Sanchez needs to bolster his
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But Trump didn't miss a beat to bolster his Islamophobic agenda.
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A comparison with two years ago could also bolster the case.
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The investigation comes as China looks to bolster its antitrust enforcement.
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That would help the farm and bolster rural economies, L'Etoile said.
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But Mainline Protestants, however diminished, continue to bolster American civil religion.
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Cite other pundits who agree with you to bolster your point.
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That could bolster any DOJ probes coming out of New York.
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Typically, mass shootings and terrorist acts bolster sales of assault rifles.
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Norway, already the world biggest producer, is looking to bolster output.
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Those reports helped bolster crude prices within the last two months.
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Hussien races to the front to try to bolster the defenses.
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Both boast pricey entrance fees to help bolster her fundraising efforts.
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Making personnel records confidential would only bolster that belief, he argued.
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US students can also bolster their applications with Advanced Placement courses.
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Spectacles, if they become a hit, could help bolster that goal.
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China has a number of ways to bolster the currency's value.
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So we're very grateful for this gift to bolster our efforts.
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Military regimes bolster their legitimacy by slavish devotion to the crown.
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Cutting taxes doesn't bolster the long-term fiscal viability of Medicare.
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Others are hoping a new casino will bolster the area's fortunes.
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An increase will only matter if it helps bolster sluggish productivity.
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Experienced prison officers would also be allocated to help bolster staffing.
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Immigration also tends to bolster the incomes of college-educated Americans.
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The aim of this law is to bolster the current system.
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Any plan to cap 401(k) savings could bolster those arguments.
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This new disclosure could help bolster that argument by Mr. Trump.
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Remitly, another Seattle-headquartered business, has helped bolster Seattle's startup ecosystem.
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The sell-off continued despite government efforts to bolster the economy.
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First, to better bolster defenses of their own facilities at home.
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Homeland Security officials are scrambling to bolster efforts on the border.
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It may bolster protections for gay and transgender people as well.
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One legal change since the last trial may bolster Cosby's defense.
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Eliminating this preference would bolster participation in the individual insurance market.
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What also helps bolster Trump is the possibility of Vermont Sen.
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Such legislation will bolster the Federal Parity Law and save lives.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday sought to bolster Pennsylvania Republican Rep.
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To bolster missile defenses against hypersonics, Hyten advocated space-based sensors.
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Elimination of this program would do nothing to bolster immigration enforcement.
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Finally, we need to bolster research and development of treatment options.
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An internal memo proposed a "traffic study" to bolster that position.
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Privatization could bolster state coffers and bring in new foreign investors.
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Indeed, the college's reaction did much to bolster the student's confidence.
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A healthy economy also will bolster these companies during the holidays.
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How does New York's art community bolster your present day practice?
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"It sucks, it always goes down though," Bolster allegedly texted to Sheppard.
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And this could bolster any potential obstruction of justice case against Trump.
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One way to bolster safety efforts is to keep VR simulations short.
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This high-profile failure could bolster demand for U.S.-built crewed spacecraft.
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The Defense Department would bolster protections against lead, mold and other toxins.
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Now those advocates can point to new research to bolster their argument.
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Abe surged to power in 2012 promising to bolster Japan's defense capabilities.
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One way to bolster authentication is to entrust the verification to blockchains.
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More fast radio bust detections might also bolster the existence of BLASTs.
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A quick extension also would bolster Brown's global advocacy for climate action.
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California is next, but also feverishly working to bolster its census response.
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It can bolster our self-esteem to have multiple sources of income.
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The army exploits tensions with India to bolster its importance in Pakistan.
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Trump held a raucous rally in Macon Sunday to bolster Kemp's chances.
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In practice, it helps bolster the feeling that an industry is vulnerable.
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Scaring away people who help bolster your security results in weaker security.
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Previous cases involving politicians blocking users on Facebook may bolster its case.
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Just think of these cues as a way to bolster your confidence.
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The company bought SanDisk in May to bolster its NAND flash technology.
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Amazon Web Services continued to bolster numbers, rising 29 percent in sales.
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The vote of confidence from PayPal on Friday could help bolster interest.
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Others were expecting the government to step in to bolster the economy.
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Sprint has taken several steps during the past year to bolster liquidity.
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New technology could bolster revenue and savings, Antony Currie writes in Breakingviews.
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Reports coming out Mosul for the last several months bolster such concerns.
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They are designed as an instrument to both bolster banks' capital levels.
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But it would also bolster asylum claims of people fleeing those countries.
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And so, it's just our cooperation and to bolster the NATO alliance.
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But it is clear that high stock prices helped bolster the economy.
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It'll keep you safer because updates bolster security and ward off hackers.
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Republicans wanted to bolster the President, Democrats tried to drag him down.
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He has recently taken popular measures to bolster jobs and cut taxes.
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The company is looking to bolster the product and give it credibility.
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The moves to bolster cocoa teams come after a string of exits.
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Kerry rolled out a string of depressing statistics to bolster his case.
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The army was deployed to bolster the federal police in the south.
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Sending the "few thousand" US troops to bolster Afghan forces that Gen.
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The attacks have prompted regulators globally to press banks to bolster defenses.
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The Ukrainians wanted the Oval Office meeting to bolster Mr. Zelensky's credibility.
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Supporters say the changes would bolster the public's confidence in the board.
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Last year, an Australian study was published to bolster the method's efficacy.
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Audi unveiled the plan to bolster ties with SAIC in late 2016.
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India said it needed the weapons to bolster its defences against China.
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U.S. could bolster the missile defense systems of Gulf countries, for instance,
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He said the Pentagon was simply seeking to bolster Ukraine's defensive capability.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which can bolster economic growth.
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It's part of a plan to bolster the economy post-"Brexit" vote.
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The president cites compelling statistics to bolster his claims about human trafficking.
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They bolster the economy by hiring and supporting local talent and artists.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) to bolster federal oversight of the derivatives market.
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This will orphan programs that bolster both farmers' and consumers' safety nets.
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If the changes go well, they could serve to bolster Instagram's business.
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However, he said public investment was essential to further bolster economic growth.
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And two, they believe it would help bolster Democrats' case in court.
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Less has been done to bolster black and Latinx female founders specifically.
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Now she wants to bolster the rest of the Gap Inc. portfolio.
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He said Facebook would crack down on outside apps and bolster privacy.
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The deal is part of Apple's effort to bolster its services businesses.
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I am now making a concerted effort to bolster my record collection.
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It should bolster consumer protection, not gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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As a result, Apple has raised prices to bolster its iPhone revenue.
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Expect the West's adversaries to use such stories to bolster their advantage.
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I want to end chain migration and to bolster merit-based immigration.
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Seven & I Holdings credits hot dogs and pizza with helping bolster sales.
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Wall Street rebounded as investors looked to Washington to bolster the economy.
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Still more people want to bolster a flagging career or reinvent themselves.
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Mr. Pecker's comments may bolster a campaign-finance case against Mr. Trump.
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A victory over the 49ers this weekend could permanently bolster his legacy.
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Mr. Biden's total did little to bolster his status in the race.
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The only hope is to find more corroborators to bolster the case.
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Elizabeth Warren, Sanders sought to bolster his support among women on Saturday.
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Tighter eligibility would bolster the value of vouchers by reducing the supply.
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Any potential discrimination claims can bolster negotiations for a better severance package.
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Trump, Van Hollen said, has done nothing to bolster commercial aviation safety.
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She enrolled in several certification and credentialing programs to bolster her résumé.
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That could require Congress to appropriate more funds to bolster Lifeline's work.
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Measures to bolster energy storage and advanced nuclear technology are planned, too.
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Turkey is sending troops to bolster the beleaguered U.N.-backed Tripoli government.
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The entire conversation seemed to bolster Judge's case for verisimilitude-as-satire.
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The Switch Lite should bolster the already-successful Switch family of devices.
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The Bangladesh heist led financial institutions around the globe to bolster security.
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The company has made strides to bolster sales at its pizza division.
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But Mr. Bystrom also said that officials would continue to bolster security.
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Trump claims to want to bolster the military, and increase its funding.
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It is now looking to bolster its online delivery business in China.
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Target recently acquired Grand Junction and Shipt to bolster its supply chain.
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He might counsel diplomatic efforts backed by economic measures to bolster diplomacy.
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Some of the witnesses in the case appeared to bolster that argument.
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Other companies have taken mixed approaches to bolster their plus-size assortment.
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It could also bolster use of its mobile wallet and Apple Pay.
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In theory, at least, a win on Thursday would bolster her authority.
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Forcing applicants to bolster financials and improve disclosure is a no-brainer.
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Sayegh allies took note and did their best to bolster their guy.
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It has also said it would bolster intellectual property, or IP, protections.
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Major Chinese purchases of American farm products could bolster Trump among farmers.
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Becerra said California's policies bolster law enforcement by encouraging reporting of crime.
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The report should either bolster that finding or call it into question.
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That, she hopes, could bolster her argument for pushing the Brexit talks forward.
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Now the "beautiful view outside my window" meme shows limitations can bolster creativity.
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Baidu has turned to the financial industry to bolster its consumer finance business.
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He&aposs not trying to help Russia, he is trying to bolster it.
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I should take vitamin D-3, he advised, to bolster my immune system.
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And with quality examples to bolster your argument, it is the sensible retort.
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A new joint-forces cyber unit will bolster Japan's defenses against cyber attacks.
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He promised to add call-center representatives and bolster a breach-response website.
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What's more certain is that the deal will immediately bolster Kik's tech team.
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The company is also implementing AI and ML technologies to help bolster searches.
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These results bolster an earlier trial on mice that also showed complete protection.
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A new joint-forces cyber unit will bolster Japan's defenses against cyber attacks.
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The improvement is likely to bolster the Fed's case for tightening monetary policy.
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Improving European data would likely bolster risk appetite and send equities prices higher.
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Amazon could also conceivably bolster the service with various of its other operations.
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That top-line challenge has created pressure to cut costs to bolster profits.
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The Guardian has planned cost cutting measures costs to bolster its bottom line.
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GM also acquired Cruise Automation this year to help bolster its autonomous expertise.
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This would also help bolster multilateralism, and show the UK remains globally orientated.
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This would bolster the sanctity of our financial system and strengthen American security.
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Clinton arguably could greatly bolster the Democratic ticket as the vice presidential nominee.
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Trump said he would bolster the development of missile defenses and cyber capabilities.
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Russia is trying to bolster pipeline links with the continent through southern Europe.
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If the results are confirmed, they will bolster voters' belief in the system.
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Public sector spending continues to bolster demand, despite under-executing the capital budget.
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But the change does nothing to bolster the US diplomatic presence in Cuba.
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Do the co-op's governing documents offer any guidelines to bolster your claim?
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During Obama's presidency, Congress has consistently resisted any attempts bolster gun control laws.
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As the ice cap shrinks, NATO and Russia bolster their military presence there.
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Joyance is also adding two other new team members to bolster its activity.
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The changes would bolster Americans, including women and minorities, financially, according to Larson.
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The Vietnam facility will bolster those capabilities, said Deviprasad Karnik, an ISRO spokesman.
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It should also bolster the city's claim to being Asia's leading financial centre.
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It should bolster institutions that defend the order it is trying to preserve.
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It is seeking bolster against Chinese territorial expansionism in the South China Sea.
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If arms sales help bolster America's commitment to Taiwan, so much the better.
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She is resisting, while counting on an economic upturn to bolster her fortunes.
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Nonetheless, the White House is confident that the inquiry will bolster Kavanaugh's odds.
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That, the thinking goes, will bolster his Islamic credentials and appease conservative voters.
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It would take export delays of several weeks to bolster prices, traders said.
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Augusto Pinochet, when Chile was seeking to bolster its territorial claims in Antarctica.
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Thamer Ghadhban said Iraq would work to help balance markets and bolster prices.
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Amazon's massive online presence could help bolster Reliance's consumer and private labels business.
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After the cyber heist the FSA ordered Coincheck to bolster its security systems.
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Wall Street has been banking on Trump's tax cuts to bolster corporate earnings.
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Early voting should bolster Rubio's flailing campaign, but it may not save it.
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The company plans to release an SUV later this year could bolster sales.
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There is value, however, for older companies looking to bolster their digital sides.
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Perhaps this is just Facebook's latest effort to bolster its "real name" policy.
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The footage seems bolster Tesla's new radar technology that accompanies its Autopilot function.
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A public figure lends their name—and money—to bolster an establishment's reputation.
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The proceeds of the sale could be retained to bolster the buffers directly.
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The professors' lawyer said they would regroup and try to bolster their argument.
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Share buybacks would reduce equity supplies and typically tends to bolster stock prices.
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The notoriously fractious resistance groups are declaring alliances to bolster their collective resistance.
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The FSA told Coincheck after the cyber heist to bolster its security systems.
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And patrols have been added to bolster security beyond the razor wire fence.
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Both companies originally explained the acquisition as a way to bolster Facebook's Internet.
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A soft reading would bolster the view that rate hikes are not imminent.
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Republican senators are also touting automatic enrollment as a means to bolster coverage.
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Those admissions could bolster prosecutors' case for seeking the death penalty against him.
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Martin says Igaz's intentions were always to bolster the scene and strengthen community.
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To see more video work from Brian Bolster, visit his Vimeo page, here.
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Economic resurgence was also meant to bolster Japan's national security and global standing.
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Lawmakers also passed a $9 million budget in 2014 to bolster school safety.
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The updates bolster both the power and agility of Google Cloud for businesses.
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So, complete the paperwork and save employment certification letters to bolster your case.
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Wheeler has dismissed those claims, saying the restructuring will bolster coordination with headquarters.
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Neither had a loyal following of business users to bolster its consumer proposition.
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Democrats generally sought to bolster Cohen, arguing he had little reason to lie.
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The declaration makes federal assistance available to bolster state and local response efforts.
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They have also been involved in negotiations to bolster the moderates' compromise bill.
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New Orleans officials outlined steps to bolster the city's pump and drainage system.
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This would bolster the strength of conservatives if the GOP holds the majority.
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It did less to bolster the transatlantic partnership than to expose its cracks.
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The Bangladesh heist led financial institutions around the globe to bolster cyber security.
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He leans on historical pricing action and valuation spreads to bolster his thesis.
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Democrats are using a handful of company buyback announcements to bolster their case.
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The challengers had sought the documents to bolster their case, pending in California.
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The deal will bolster Stanley Black & Deckers' tools and storage business, its biggest.
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Lawmakers also passed legislation last year to bolster the VA's suicide prevention efforts.
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Bush--as each candidate looks to bolster their standing in their key states.
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The U.S. took a major step in March to bolster collaboration with Brazil.
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Metro raised 375 million pounds to bolster its capital buffers earlier this month.
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Democrats argue that the primary contest could bolster the party's candidates down ballot.
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The two nations are working together to bolster Syran President Bashar Assad's government.
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If successful, launches can bolster deterrence by credibly demonstrating a state's military aptitudes.
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To bolster his opinion, Hardiman cited Scalia's landmark opinion in DC v. Heller.
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Speaking at NATO headquarters Thursday, Trump did little to bolster his counterparts' confidence.
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These hackers are doing this, however, solely to bolster their own blackmailing efforts.
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Trump vowed to bolster the country's national security complex throughout his presidential campaign.
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The NRSC and allied outside groups spent heavily last cycle to bolster Sens.
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Haspel had no major stumbles and appeared to bolster her chances of confirmation.
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Injurious acts toward consumers would bolster petitions for a court stay, for instance.
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This information could bolster the company's plans for a rumored late-2017 IPO.
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Now they can bolster their arguments by citing diminished congestion and environmental benefit.
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Oklahoma has to win out to bolster its claim for a playoff spot.
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Those actions bolster Russia's goal of splintering the Western alliance that constrains Moscow.
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The recently introduced personal tax cuts, of course, will bolster take-home wages.
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States will receive $400 million to bolster election programs ahead of 2020 voting.
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Bolsonaro also takes advantage of conspiracy theories and misinformation to bolster his support.
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They could bolster other Republicans in Florida, including House candidates in tight battles.
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He said the company would crack down on outside apps and bolster privacy.
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Shareholders had hoped this homecoming would bolster the value of the group's stock.
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Over time, with sensitivity and a desire to bolster families, it might change.
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But the actions in both chambers could bolster lawsuits contesting the emergency declaration.
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Outside the trade talks, Beijing has taken other steps to bolster the economy.
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The company also said it would bolster capital spending to ramp up production.
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The hope was to bolster Colombian security forces in combating illicit drug cartels.
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"We approach resilience as something we can bolster with behavioral changes," she said.
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The VA is also preparing to help bolster the civilian health care system.
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Biden allies are beginning work to bolster the campaign without in-person contact.
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First, targeted information, cyber and psychological operations can bolster the effectiveness of sanctions.
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Oakland has used the Salesforce funds in part to bolster computer science education.
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Using artificial intelligence to bolster customer support operations is a rapidly growing market.
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In particular, the acquisition will bolster Zomato's position in southern India, Swiggy's stronghold.
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It acquired Gracenote in 2017 in a bid to bolster its ACR capabilities.
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Mr. Iordache was involved in a 2013 effort to bolster immunity for politicians.
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A slew of measures have been taken to bolster India's banking sector, too.
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Instead of proposing solutions, we might bolster adolescents as they sort things out.
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HK BUDGET- GOVT ANNOUNCES HK$120 BILLION OF FRESH MEASURES TO BOLSTER ECONOMY
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Last fall, Russia deployed Kremlin-backed mercenaries to bolster the assault on Tripoli.
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Such a plan could bolster Uber's damaged brand and help retain unhappy drivers.
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The company is spending aggressively on new projects to bolster its drilling prospects.
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Supporters hope that Klobuchar can use the national platform to bolster her standing.
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Quick science lesson: Ceramides are naturally present lipids that bolster the skin barrier.
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Fierce competition is prompting firms to take unusual steps to bolster their profiles.
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The stronger-than-expected U.S. third-quarter GDP data helped bolster the dollar.
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And they emphasized the need to bolster the frayed economy and end corruption.
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You see his confidence start to bolster and his head is coming up.
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Impeachment could bolster her party's case against Trump as he runs for reelection.
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That helped bolster same-store sales, even though foot traffic decreased 233.4 percent.
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Programmers often use prewritten, third party coding libraries to bolster their own work.
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And Biden is looking to bolster his fundraising numbers after lagging rivals Sens.
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He said that China often uses civilian technology to bolster its military forces.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), was less willing to bolster his state's senior senator.
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Revenue from financial investments climbed 34 percent in the quarter, helping bolster profit.
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Support from former President Barack Obama's secretary of state could bolster that argument.
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The company is also expanding into renewable energy business to bolster its portfolio.
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But his domestic proposals are expected to bolster the value of the dollar.
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Chinese officials have said they have enough tools available to bolster the economy.
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Buttigieg's main goal is to bolster and improve the current health care system.
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Latin American buying has helped drive strong export flows and bolster refinery margins.
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The deal will bolster Sprinklr&aposs performance-marketing expertise, said CEO Ragy Thomas.
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And the choice of seatmates, as ever, held the power to bolster reputations.
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Authorities cited text messages and hours of surveillance video to bolster their case.
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The White House was less measured, eager to bolster the president's economic legacy.
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In the process, it helps bolster the most damaging stereotypes of our profession.
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What's at stake: Disney wants to bolster its defenses against Netflix and Amazon.
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Blackpink has made a series of smart moves to bolster their international profile.
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It acquired Gracenote in 2017 in a bid to bolster its ACR capabilities.
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For the Trump administration, it seems like it's the economic team's job to talk down the virus in order to bolster Trump's economic record and the healthcare team's job to talk up the markets to bolster Trump's public health record.
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They wrote reviews and hired professional photographers for the properties to bolster their listings.
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More attention to those areas would bolster the state that Mr Guzmán helped undermine.
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The new force led by Saleh's nephew is now expected to bolster Hadi's supporters.
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King, 62, reportedly texted Melin's then-wife, Lisa Bolster, to complain about the procedure.
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Joe Manchin and other Democrats worked to bolster miners' health insurance provisions in it.
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That's disturbing because those institutions often bolster our national life in highly personal ways.
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The RBA has repeatedly said a weaker Aussie dollar would help bolster economic growth.
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Both countries have set ambitious goals to bolster international enrollments in the coming years.
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Rising raw material prices bolster the view that inflation will pick up in 23.5.
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These legal services bolster families who otherwise have limited protection during incredible destabilizing events.
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John McCain—an ardent Kremlin foe—had help to bolster the terrorist group ISIS.
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Speculation about fresh stimulus from major central banks also continued to bolster bond markets.
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It is more likely to use them to bolster its case for Iranian malfeasance.
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The work of the Houseley team seems to bolster the case for that position.
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Wilkie said he would oppose "privatization" and continue to bolster core VA medical centers.
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It will look to foreign audiences to try to bolster the underwhelming domestic returns.
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But he predicted they will bolster profits once they are running at full-scale.
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So manufacturers keep finding ways to bolster engine efficiency and make planes more aerodynamic.
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As Daenerys focuses on Northern threats, Cersei can bolster her grip on the throne.
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The plan also requests money to bolster the number of border and immigration agents.
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If more women held decision making roles, it could bolster the entire female workforce.
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And environmentalists also welcome them as a blessing for states' powers to bolster renewables.
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He also considers how he can continue to grow and bolster the restaurant's influence.
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Pakistan secured a $7003bn loan from Saudi Arabia to bolster its depleted foreign reserves.
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A recent stabilization in oil prices is expected to help bolster energy company results.
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Our thought bubble: The tech is being used for now to bolster fan engagement.
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Higher rates would bolster the dollar, while lifting the opportunity cost of holding gold.
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"We did bolster up our legal reserves," the company's CFO, Todd Penegor, told analysts.
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The private sector may not be able to step up to bolster the economy.
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Amy Klobuchar pushed her proposals to bolster enforcement agencies to more ably promote competition.
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Rousseff forced Petrobras to borrow beyond capacity to bolster her Workers Party's political agenda.
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The global lender thinks it can bolster returns even as its balance sheet shrinks.
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A move into Singapore and Thailand would significantly bolster its presence in Southeast Asia.
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Teaming up with Boeing should bolster Embraer's sales force and widen its customer base.
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This will surely bolster Microsoft's user numbers for Teams in the coming months, too.
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And the president's frequent attacks almost certainly bolster Mr Biden among Democratic primary voters.
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It's alright, but I need to bolster the flavor with other store-bought food.
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The group is planning to bring in joint venture partners to bolster certain activities.
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Over the past two years, he has actively sought to bolster his bipartisan credentials.
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The U.S. and others accuse Beijing of militarizing the region to bolster its claims.
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Lee said immigration policy changes could also help the U.S. bolster its AI efforts.
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This year, Parrot has made some notable moves to bolster its new B2B focus.
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A steady stream of strong earnings through the week continued to bolster market sentiment.
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The company is also expanding into the renewable energy business to bolster its portfolio.
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The existence of the supercolony could bolster support for Marine Protected Areas around Antarctica.
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The Academy made an effort to bolster its diversity efforts with its latest additions.
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The deal with Intel will bolster Apple's goal to make its own modem chip.
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Wade and bolster resources for reproductive care, like sex education and birth control access.
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They are going to bolster the economy to counter the downside risks from trade.
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Hitachi has shed several non-core operations in recent years to bolster its profitability.
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The government has dismissed Mr Cook's letter as a stunt to bolster Apple's sales.
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We see scope for M&A opportunities as the company seeks to bolster growth.
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The plan, he said, was aimed to bolster working-class and middle-class families.
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LIQUIDITY Sprint has taken several steps during the past several months to bolster liquidity.
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They argue that her opposition to the project could bolster support among young voters.
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The company may also acquire additional grocery chains to bolster the new, unnamed, brand.
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Refining could help bolster a sector hit by stagnant production and lower gold prices.
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Boston Scientific has focused on making smaller, bolt-on acquisitions to bolster its businesses.
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It'll also help bolster your resume, according to Blair Decembrele, career expert at LinkedIn.
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Israeli weapons will bolster India's armed forces against the country's main geopolitical rival Pakistan.
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It has dedicated profit from its two other chemical divisions to bolster lithium operations.
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But these new results don't exactly bolster chances that life still exists on Mars.
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Countless historical anecdotes evince the passion with which Castro sought to bolster Cuban dairy.
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Brussels says the fund could also serve to bolster Internet connectivity across the bloc.
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A follow-on deal to bolster Silego's franchise would also make sense, he added.
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They seek internships and participate in extracurricular activities that will help bolster their resume.
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Its partnership with AWS, Microsoft and Azure aims to bolster its hybrid cloud offerings.
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They even included National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey data to bolster their argument.
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Verizon has been acquiring new, high-quality video inventory to bolster its "go90" app.
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Such pricing would bolster the industry's economics just as Hamilton solidified America's financial system.
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ET (241 GMT) and could bolster the odds of a rate increase this month.
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Winnefeld and Miller argue that the move would bolster extended deterrence on the continent.
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He urged the bank to bolster its investment banking business instead, including through acquisitions.
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They are part of the right's broader strategy to bolster hierarchies by using terms
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But now he's back in the lineup and could bolster a formidable tournament run.
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There's a chance vintage games could help bolster those content libraries, according to Cifaldi.
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Torshin and Butina often used their NRA ties to try to bolster Russian interests.
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And he's turning to executive authority to bolster his political record ahead of 2020.
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It is investing to bolster online and mobile banking while cutting back-office centers.
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Both events seem designed to bolster support from his base for a prolonged shutdown.
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For those wanting to bolster their savings, California isn't the ideal place to be.
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Suing a federal administration can help bolster an attorney general's political standing, Hasen said.
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His findings could significantly bolster the case for impeaching Trump if they're made public.
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Every turn and leap, every pointed toe and eyebrow raised, could bolster Hernandez's chances.
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Eliminating tariffs and harmonizing regulations would bolster trade and economic welfare in both nations.
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Here's what you'll need to bolster your confidence about your 401(k) plan choices.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE to bolster their case.
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To bolster her morale, Fatima has been keeping a bedside journal, written in Arabic.
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Bolster the U.S.-ROK alliance, and encourage China to impose consequences for armed provocations.
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Positive word of mouth could bolster DC's super heroes in the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend.
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He added that Israel would bolster the settlements' security, although he did not elaborate.
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Fox's film and TV library would bolster this service, if Disney completes that deal.
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His views are likely to bolster expectations for a rate cut later this month.
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The drought conditions have led other countries in the region to bolster rice imports.
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By rejecting free-trade deals, he could bolster Republican support among white union workers.
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Combining with Valspar would bolster Sherwin-Williams's presence outside the United States and Canada.
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O) to bolster its offer, as well as one from Taiwan's Foxconn (2317.TW).
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Upton also highlighted the E&C's recent efforts to bolster hydropower and natural gas.
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The plan also called for the companies to bolster the security of customer data.
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He cited the "overall completion" of his efforts to bolster President Bashar al-Assad.
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These behaviors bolster our self-esteem and can help us feel empowered against death.
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By acquiring Bemis, Amcor could bolster its offerings of so-called rigid plastic packaging.
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Last month, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea agreed to establish combined patrols to bolster security.
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To bolster that position, the company recently opened its Asia Pacific headquarters in Shanghai.
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He also argues for government subsidies to bolster the wages of less-skilled employees.
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This represented a first for the MSCI, and is expected to bolster Saudi equities.
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Being able to solve problems creatively has helped bolster Holmes&apos career at Goldman.
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The retail sales data, expected at 0830 GMT, may bolster expectations of monetary tightening.
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They say the administration needs a proactive strategy to bolster American innovation and technology.
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The president and his advisers are considering using emergency funds to bolster the economy.
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The president and his advisers are considering using emergency funds to bolster the economy.
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He has at his disposal a number of tools to help bolster the economy.
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Win Sears acquired Lands' End in 2745, hoping to bolster its struggling apparel business.
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Many doubt that Mr. Macron can find the money to bolster the safety net.
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Efforts to bolster Germany's data security have been a point of debate for months.
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Bipartisan bills in the House and the Senate would bolster the tax credit program.
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It would also impose tough new limits on legal immigration and bolster border security.
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However, a timid U.S. inflation report seemed to bolster hopes of interest rate cuts.
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Mr. Hickenlooper has proposed a number of reforms to bolster the current capitalist system.
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" The tax package, they wrote, needed to bolster "long-term investment in American companies.
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The automaker also announced a number of interim steps to bolster its corporate governance.
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Cutting taxes is likely to bolster short-term economic growth by encouraging more spending.
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His postseason success and his popularity with the news media also bolster his case.
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Finally, they are using clothes to do more than bolster their bank accounts. 3.
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Facebook's smart speaker debut also sent a message: It wants to bolster friendly communication.
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By reducing the number of shares outstanding, buybacks can bolster a company's stock prices.
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And, like Mao, Mr. Xi is using his personal biography to bolster his efforts.
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Hussman leans on a recent chart from Bank of America to bolster this idea.
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It is not meant to bolster the American economy, it's meant to save it.
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Donating to organizations like these will help bolster their reach in a big way.
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In August, the bank lowered the rate to 23% to bolster lending and growth.
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The public advocate should have unfettered subpoena power to bolster the office's investigatory mandate.
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The proposed changes would further bolster the influence of small donors, the report said.
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That decision is likely to bolster the Washington Redskins' efforts to keep the name.
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She said Twitter should bolster its anti-abuse policies — a frequent call among users.
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So what does Australia need to bolster its growing reputation as a dining destination?
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Ms. Sciorra was called by prosecutors to bolster the charge of predatory sexual assault.
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Democrats quickly highlighted the Times report to bolster their calls for Bolton to testify.
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She tries to bolster that most brittle of things: self-esteem in teenage girls.
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The hire comes as Credit Agricole continues to bolster its debt capital markets business.
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U.S. utilities are seeking consolidation to cut costs and bolster investment in aging infrastructure.
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Policymakers have held the benchmark interest rate since April 2018 to bolster sluggish growth.
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Pheu Thai was relying on TSN seats to bolster support in the lower house.
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House Democrats are using the whistleblower's complaint to bolster their impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Congress has provided $341 million this year to repair and bolster the existing barriers.
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The documents bolster US allegations against the company that it broke sanctions on Iran.
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Grievous setbacks in the midterm elections of 2018 could bolster challengers in the party.
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General Waldhauser said the military was urging civilian shipping lines to bolster their security.
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The executive order will bolster Medicare Advantage, which provides private Medicare coverage for seniors.
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That claim by Bolton bolster the core accusation against Trump in the impeachment case.
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Recent comments by the chief financial officers of Ford and GM bolster that case.
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Polling does not bolster this conventional wisdom the way it did in the summer.
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Two positive IPOs and encouraging manufacturing data weren't enough to bolster Chinese stocks, however.
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The Mets hope that Matz and Lugo can bolster their battered and uneven rotation.
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More people taking the drug under clinical supervision could bolster evidence that MDMA works.
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Petrides says a pickup in the global economy could help bolster GE's bull case.
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In addition, the U.S. ran a zero savings rate that continued to bolster consumption.
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Trump would be seeking to make good on his promise to bolster military spending.
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Trump campaigned on a promise to bolster manufacturing in the U.S., including steel manufacturing.
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Abigail is unapologetic about using her name to bolster the causes she believes in.
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A successful auction could burnish his legacy and may bolster his struggling political party.
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To bolster his reelection bid, Markey has thus far garnered the endorsements of Sen.
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And they have been found to bolster profits at the expense of patient safety.
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Prison officers and customs and immigration agents have been drafted to bolster police ranks.
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But they wanted cartoons in 1968 that would bolster their morning ratings even more.
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The move could bolster the profits of the telecommunications industry by billions of dollars.
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Rather, it aims to bolster one of the most encouraging trends in political life.
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Some prefer warm ties with their fellow Chinese and have sought to bolster trade.
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Morrison's testimony had a bit more in it to bolster the White House's defense.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff could visit Iran this year to bolster exports, he said.
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It could also bolster Trump's support in industrial states crucial to his electoral coalition.
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The Los Angeles Angels badly needed another big bat to bolster their postseason push.
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President Trump has vowed to bolster American manufacturing — and domestic steel production in particular.
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But the cuts have done little to bolster the economy or the working class.
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Mr. Kolko said evidence of company hostility toward unions could bolster Mr. Long's case.
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These additional systems should bolster coverage, though they also cost a lot of money.
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Iran is starting to bolster exports now that US-Europe sanctions have been lifted.
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One is deploying team members to bolster your campaign, and the other is tricks.
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" "#FarmBill with SNAP work requirements will bolster farmers and get America back to work.
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That doesn't rule out the ET hypothesis, but it doesn't exactly bolster it either.
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Generally, though, Trump has supported efforts to bolster law enforcement officials and their capabilities.
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The government has rolled out a raft of stimulus measures to help bolster the economy.
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If anything, the strict adherence to 480p only seemed to bolster the Wii's populist image.
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The royal couple took the trip specifically to bolster girls' education in the African country.
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The investigation showed that the city used fines from law violations to bolster its budget.
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To bolster growth, the team is pursuing partnerships with companies like Disney, Pixar, and Samsung.
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America First Policies, once envisioned as the marquee outside group to bolster Trump's political objectives.
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To do that, it seems he'll have to do even more than bolster Equifax's cybersecurity.
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The incident will likely also bolster NATO's efforts to shore up its Eastern European defenses.
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It would renovate our economic landscape, boom our startup culture, and bolster our education system.
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Minutes from the Federal Reserve's May 2-3 meeting, released Wednesday, continued to bolster sentiment.
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The Trump administration says a citizenship question is needed to bolster the Voting Rights Act.
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Kim also told Xi he was willing to bolster bilateral friendship and cooperation, it said.
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Introducing live videos will further bolster Instagram as the place to create and share videos.
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Joining forces with Axa would bolster both companies' bid to defy the law of averages.
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Chinese oil demand likely hit a record in 2015, helping bolster the global oil benchmark.
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It would also bolster the dollar, making gold more expensive for buyers in other currencies.
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He deftly works the media, as he has for years, to bolster his own relevance.
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It was also mostly a lie, based on a misunderstanding, designed to bolster a hegemony.
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But Acerro countered their concerns, saying it will create new opportunities to bolster human rights.
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By contrast, the Italian government has earmarked 20 billion euros to bolster its ailing lenders.
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Like several other Gulf banks, NBK has sought to bolster its capital in recent months.
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He may use the affair to bolster his own critique of his intelligence service's leakiness.
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On the surface, such emphatic agreement might seem to bolster our confidence in polls' accuracy.
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Google is reportedly looking to buy Fitbit as a way to bolster its wearables strategy.
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The bottom line: In calling this unprecedented referendum, AMLO hopes to bolster his populist credentials.
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Indeed, overlooking them could bolster anti-democratic forces with an interest in dismantling the advances.
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It would also bolster the dollar, making gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Still, spreadbetters expected overnight gains on Wall Street to bolster European shares in early trading.
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I gave more to young people and I think that was able to bolster me.
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Job growth, a low unemployment rate and rising wages will bolster holiday spending, Shay said.
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This isn't the first time political protesters have used Facebook Live to bolster their cause.
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Last month, Noble's executives said the company was taking measures to bolster its balance sheet.
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Its rivals, too, have been shaking up operations in a bid to bolster financial results.
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Thames Valley force noted they have called upon neighboring forces to further bolster force numbers.
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It's another means to bolster Apple Music as the company takes on streaming giant Spotify.
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MI), raising 552 million euros ($618 million) as it seeks to bolster its financial strength.
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That would bolster the newspaper's argument that it didn't act recklessly in publishing their accounts.
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The party hopes that will bolster its appeal to right-wing voters concerned about security.
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To bolster the trend, Philip Morris (PM) is leaning heavily into its "anti-smoking" effors.
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That could help bolster the Democrats' claims that the Obama administration's economic policies are working.
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To the defendants, it would bolster their hope to win should they move for recusal.
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China is building islands on reefs in the South China Sea to bolster its claims.
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Romans 13 has certainly been used to bolster evangelical support for war in the past.
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The function is similar to what Morgan Stanley is using to bolster its analysts' calls.
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Their continued momentum will bolster the entrepreneurial community's willingness to attack other established SaaS categories.
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Investors have cheered moves to cut costs aggressively and sell assets to bolster balance sheets.
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Mattis had advocated for a strong U.S. military presence to bolster diplomatic peace efforts there.
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BRYAN BLACKBURN, U.S. AIR FORCE: We're continuing to forward deploy and bolster our native allies.
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Zhang now plans to use uncrewed flights and better sensors to help bolster that case.
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The experts we spoke with, however, said more evidence is needed to bolster this claim.
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While on hold, I googled "Xfinity internet deal" to bolster my knowledge of the enemy.
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Chinese oil demand likely hit a record in 13, helping bolster the global oil benchmark.
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One of his closest friends, House Speaker Paul Ryan, sought to bolster Priebus on Thursday.
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That could bolster the value of Path's premium subscription to sticker packs and camera filters.
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The move could bolster Nvidia against its chief rival in the data center business, Intel.
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Tokenism is when you use the race of your friends to bolster your own credibility.
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And he has taken advantage of every opportunity -- and every challenge -- to bolster his power.
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"This perspective would bolster the case for raising the federal funds rate target," Lacker said.
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The White House has not produced evidence to bolster the claims, instead citing media reports.
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However, maintaining that commitment will bolster U.S. credibility in holding other countries accountable as well.
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One is a feature that draws on Kickstarter's existing strengths to bolster its new service.
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The move could bolster Nvidia against its chief rival in the data centre business, Intel.
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Waymo has also teamed up with Uber-rival Lyft to bolster self-driving car technology.
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The transaction will also bolster the company's gastrointestinal and pediatric care portfolios, Prestige Brands said.
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This, in turn, will bolster bank earnings and thereby lift prices to more attractive levels.
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The security firm called on banking apps to do more to bolster their apps' security.
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Macri took office in December promising to bolster an economy hobbled by heavy state controls.
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Even Peggy Guggenheim gifted works to bolster the burgeoning collection of the Israeli nation-state.
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Proponents of the deal expect it will help bolster businesses like those that Musk runs.
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The scheme should help bolster confidence, but will not live up to its superhuman billing.
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It's likely Alphabet will use Benchmark's complaint to bolster its argument to obtain the document.
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But the service will bolster several products that are key and strategic for Amazon's business.
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Faced with such headwinds, some firms are trying to bolster their positions by forming alliances.
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Pfizer's purchase of Medivation, for example, allows the bigger firm to bolster its oncology portfolio.
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That may help it to bolster subscriber growth, but it won't boost the bottom line.
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It will bolster his faithful followers and even give some comfort to less-engaged investors.
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America isn't there yet, but Comey's testimony could bolster claims that Trump sought to interfere.
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Democrats are putting a target on Mnuchin as they seek to bolster their populist credentials.
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The Kardashians may be using Blackness to bolster their brand, but at least they're consistent.
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Also, this measure would promote democratization and bolster innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit in Cuba.
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Pursuing regional hegemony, Tehran continues to bolster its military capacity and expand its geographic footprint.
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SoftBank is expected to use the ARM deal to bolster its Internet of Things plans.
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The approaching midterm elections will test the work of young people to bolster our democracy.
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Allies agreed to bolster NATO's command structure to handle cyber operations and high-intensity warfare.
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To bolster his case, however, Landler puts Clinton and Obama on the foreign policy couch.
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If anything, the memos appeared to bolster the credibility of Comey -- given their exhaustive detail.
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To avoid these outcomes, politicians have long tried to bolster left-behind places with subsidies.
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To bolster this, PLab has calculated a market size of $1 million per person afflicted.
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Rebels say the U.S. military's new policy to bolster Tanf's capabilities is a big shift.
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Most important, we will maintain stability and bolster America's national security as we negotiate further.
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To keep from yielding or failing during stress or deficiency: bolster, buoy, prop, support, uphold.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), a liberal favorite and prominent bank basher, to bolster his plan.
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There's also funding to bolster biodefense preparedness efforts to protect United States agriculture and food.
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O'Neill also believes trends in oil prices bolster the case for $80 Brent crude oil.
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Combining Moran's operational experience and Ells entrepreneurial spirit helped bolster Chipotle for nearly a decade.
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Australia's federal government has been working with Papua New Guinea to bolster the Lombrum base.
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As such, a high-profile clash with foreign charities will bolster his anti-migrant credentials.
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Other presidential candidates have used a running mate to bolster their appeal on foreign policy.
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A bipartisan, bicameral committee is racing to strike an agreement that would bolster border security.
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The new influx of funds will bolster the center's operations in the current fiscal year.
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Becerra decision, which is largely perceived to bolster the anti-abortion rights movement, on Gorsuch.
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Indeed it would undermine any efforts they may have undertaken to bolster their defense budgets.
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The U.S. and others accuse Beijing of militarizing the region to bolster its claims. Adm.
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A few small steps can have exponential impacts and help bolster arthropod populations world-wide.
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A big slowdown in demand could complicate producers' efforts to bolster prices by freezing output.
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The authorities have begun deploying tens of thousands of troops to bolster security in Rio.
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Contrary to Republican orthodoxy, efforts to curb emissions and bolster U.S. security complement one another.
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Therefore, the inclusion is very likely to bolster the local bourses in the short-term.
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During my time as administrator, FEMA secured reinsurance to bolster the National Flood Insurance Program.
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We believed this approach could reduce bad policing, bolster law enforcement and increase public safety.
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The jump in participation, and healthy gains in higher-paying professional services fields, bolster Mrs.
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Earlier this month, Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel, called to bolster the economies of Africa.
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"It will bolster the strategic partnership between the two countries," he told a news conference.
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As a result, the momentum of the BRI will bolster China's pursuit of global leadership.
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That has likely helped bolster confidence among households and businesses to go out and spend.
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Clayton also said the SEC planned to hire more cybersecurity experts to bolster its systems.
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Trump argued the troops were necessary to bolster border enforcement amid an approaching migrant caravan.
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Clinton's bid, said the group planned to use Mr. Trump's comments to bolster both Mrs.
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President Trump and Republicans in Congress have repeatedly vowed to bolster America's global economic competitiveness.
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Ironically, the chaos he was brought in to quell may serve to bolster Kelly's standing.
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In 2016, China lent $2.2 billion to Venezuela to bolster oil production in the country.
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In China, more sophisticated technologies and culture trends around esports have helped bolster their market.
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The bank may raise fresh equity in the near term, which would bolster capital buffers.
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Earlier Friday, Trump continued to bolster his case about the need to build a wall.
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A strong U.S. nonfarm payrolls report on Friday would bolster expectations of more rate rises.
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The federal government was pumping in hundreds of billions of dollars to bolster the system.
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As such it's understandable that clubs would seek to bolster their finances through shirt sponsorship.
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Separately, a group of Harvard graduates has a plan to bolster the university's straggling endowment.
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On Friday, Mr. Scott proposed spending $50 million to bolster the state's mental health resources.
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She urged the lawmakers to bolster science and math education, beginning with very young children.
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That a second giant squid was attracted to the lure seems to bolster the theory.
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Opposition candidates offered change and promised to create jobs, improve education and bolster social services.
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"We're the Yankees, so we can bolster our lineup a ton of ways," Frazier said.
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One of his goals was greater use of solar energy to bolster the electrical grid.
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The European Union's executive is understandably keen to bolster national efforts to combat the virus.
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Buffett also said the United States should bolster its trade relations with Canada and Mexico.
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Immigrants bolster the labor force but also disproportionately go to those same big coastal cities.
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The higher recycling fees, analysts say, will help bolster the largest companies' already booming businesses.
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The commission is also looking to fund and bolster mental health and school infrastructure resources.
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BAGHDAD — On land, Syria's government is mustering thousands of conscripts to bolster its depleted forces.
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And the country still relies on gargantuan projects to bolster an economy that's clearly slowing.
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The move would bolster an election-season push by Republicans to stoke fears of migrants.
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The American president sometimes uses remarks on events abroad to bolster his position at home.
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The Fed also cannot create a plan to bolster jobs by rebuilding the nation's infrastructure.
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"This would bolster CBK's preparedness to deal with heightened global volatility and uncertainties," it added.
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The IG's report could still help bolster the case of those opposed to the move.
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With North Korea's missile programs advancing, he has also vowed to bolster South Korea's defense.
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Reforestation can help prevent landslides and bolster the capacity for rain to be absorbed upstream.
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And a strong performance in New Hampshire could bolster her candidacy going into Super Tuesday.
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Is it possible that people who move for other reasons could bolster geographic polarization anyway?
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By playing to the anxieties of his base, the President aims to bolster his popularity.
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But witnesses could bolster their case and remove any lingering uncertainties about the president's intentions.
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Buddhist nationalist ideologues are using the spiritual authority of extremist monks to bolster their support.
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The revelation that Trump knew about the whistleblower complaint in August would bolster that argument.
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Its materials would also bolster curriculums at the university, including at its music business program.
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Or did he score a deal that will bolster Wisconsin's economy for generations to come?
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They're trying to figure out ways to bolster summertime attendance, the workshop's most dismal season.
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There is growing evidence that an array of intestinal microbiota helps bolster the immune system.
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Cruz and Trump didn't win any delegates, which could bolster their anti-Washington talking points.
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The party is aiming to frame tax reform as way to bolster the middle class.
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That could require Congress to appropriate more funds to bolster the suicide prevention hotline's work.
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"Those companies are going to need help to bolster their capabilities in terms of content."
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A strong showing could bolster his efforts to negotiate a plea bargain, at a minimum.
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With the matter proceeding in court, the City Council looked to bolster the local laws.
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In this way, Dion leans on the memory of his father to bolster his strength.
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"Extreme Measures" analyzes a complex cluster of suspect but ingrained attitudes that bolster hyperaggressive methods.
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Critics are worried that Russia may be meddling in the election to bolster favored candidates.
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That claim by Bolton would bolster the core accusation against Trump in the impeachment case.
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Other candidates are also hoping that a surprising finish in Nevada could bolster their bids.
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President Trump was furious, because he wanted more aggressive rate cuts to bolster the economy.
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She leans on hard data, historical anecdotes, and low recession probabilities to bolster her thesis.
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Conspiracy theorists used Thursday's news about the missing footage to bolster their claims on Twitter.
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And I think the fact that they're getting some support certainly helps bolster their morale.
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Her team's results bolster earlier findings that the brain does not mature all at once.
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Will senators thoughtfully probe the evidence, or ask leading questions to bolster their favored side?
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Will more new evidence emerge, and will it bolster Democrats' call for witnesses at trial?
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Weak inflation could bolster the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates further.
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The plane maker is currently looking for a $10 billion loan to bolster its finances.
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That would bolster earnings for oil companies, but raise energy costs for consumers and businesses.
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The order is intended to bolster Medicare Advantage, which is private Medicare insurance for seniors.
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Votel said the recent attacks have served only to bolster the US commitment to Afghanistan.
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The city's relatively modest homeless problem is cited by both candidates to bolster their positions.
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On the other hand, China's rise may serve to bolster the security of Chinese-Indonesians.
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Menu price hikes helped bolster Chipotle's sales in the fourth quarter, despite slowing foot traffic.
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Alibaba has tried to bolster the division by striking partnerships with big U.S. consumer brands.
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It would bolster regional stability if a Russian company successfully secured the tender, Bassil said.
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Advocates stressed the need to bolster the treatment system for people with an opioid addiction.
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As he watched conservative pundits on television bolster his views, Trump called for religious intervention.
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They tried to bolster my spirits, but they were also yelling, 'What did you do?
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The support from FreedomWorks and the group's conservative activists could help bolster Jordan's potential bid.
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We need assistance to bolster our wellness and mental health support for students and teachers.
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Europeans have also been much readier to adopt quotas to bolster women's part in politics.
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Convention planners worked with AT&T to bolster their internet capacity, as data use skyrockets.
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Prepare some generic examples of your achievements and challenges to help bolster any unexpected questions.
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N that could help Virtu bolster its businesses that have softened under reduced market volatility.
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Now, Uber wants to use the Google demand to bolster its own push for arbitration.
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Pence's trip was meant to show off his ancestry and bolster a key US ally.
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Police ultimately came to believe Smollett staged the attack to bolster his profile and career.
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The American landed five quadruple jumps to extend his undefeated season and bolster his confidence.
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Despite Republican claims to the contrary, Democrats gained new information that could bolster their case.
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This helped bolster the researchers' belief that what they had found were county election systems.
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While the victory will bolster the morale of his troops, his next steps are unclear.
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Public and private sectors should face facts and work collaboratively to bolster the retail market.
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But the lawyers did not have the hard numbers in hand to bolster their claims.
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Her hefty policy list could be used to try to bolster her debate stage credentials.
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Electronic aids like traction control, stability systems and antilock brakes further bolster their self-confidence.
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We have to bolster public transportation and redesign cities to discourage the use of cars.
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Other companies, like Honda, are seeking to bolster their environmental credentials with electric-powered cars.
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Some even go further, arguing that an impeachment push could backfire and bolster Trump's support.
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The company just last month launched its game store that could bolster its revenue picture.
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In other countries, constitutional amendments to bolster incumbent leaders' power have played a significant role.
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The move is part of the Kingdom's drive to bolster state finances and reduce subsidies.
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The new government could easily extend them, by filing new legal challenges to bolster existing injunctions.
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Investors, however, appeared to be disappointed that more concrete measures to bolster growth were not announced.
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The message, if true, would bolster claims that Trump's campaign attempted to collude with Russian interests.
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Sheppard allegedly texted Bolster about her symptoms and was allegedly told "it always goes down though."
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Bolster, Melin's then-wife, allegedly texted the women reassuring them that the symptoms would calm down.
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A Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman said the department increased citizen checkpoints to bolster border security.
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The news comes as the Cupertino, California-based company continues to bolster its original content efforts.
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Novogratz urged crypto exchanges to "self-regulate" to bolster their security and instill confidence in bitcoin.
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Technological advancements could help to bolster the efficacy of the treatment, Emberton went on to explain.
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In addition to updated packaging, Dunkin' is also introducing new menu items to bolster its rebrand.
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However, Gawker will likely try to use them to bolster its case for an inevitable appeal.
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Expert advice is pretty similar from study to study, and recent headlines bolster many of them.
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It's not unusual for Cupertino to buy other companies' technology in order to bolster its own.
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The declaration will bolster the country's prospects to export meat to new markets, the statement said.
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Last year, Calumet tried to bolster its balance sheet with a $400 million secured note offering.
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Low inflation, thanks largely to a crash in global commodity prices, has helped bolster urban demand.
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Minutes from the Federal Reserve's May 26.8-220 meeting, released on Wednesday, continued to bolster sentiment.
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Mueller's use of a grand jury could also bolster his legal case against any future challenges.
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The judge's ruling could bolster other legal actions against Trump in New York and other states.
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In recent years, a few new efforts to bolster diversity in genetics have begun cropping up.
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China's controversial artificial islands in the South China Sea bolster its military presence in the region.
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What's more, the presence of tectonic activity would bolster the moon's ability to harbor primitive life.
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The consolidation will bolster agencies as clients scale back their budgets, according to the Forrester report.
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The Trump administration is turning toward Africa in an effort to bolster its alliance against Iran.
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Republicans already had been targeting Hill's seat this cycle, and her resignation will bolster their efforts.
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Anonymous should have put his name to his claims, to bolster their credibility, or stayed silent.
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The Democratic plan also had provisions to bolster the records kept by the background checks system.
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Risk, of course, can bolster the argument that we shouldn't mess with the prizes from innovation.
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To bolster his suggestions, Dahle sent his colleagues a 2010 federal report on booster seat effectiveness.
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And it's said it will hire an additional 1,000 people to bolster its ad review operation.
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Nor has it been able to meaningfully bolster this economic success with political and military tools.
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Critics have accused the company of using its stations to bolster public support for President Trump.
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Trump seized on the chance to bolster his campaign after several weeks of self-inflicted wounds.
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It said the new unit would bolster the core Omise business and help build out OMG.
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The bank is also bullish looking ahead, and is adding bankers to bolster its advisory unit.
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But the U.S. may not be doing enough to bolster the digital integrity of election infrastructure.
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And a stabilisation fund, invested in liquid assets, can bolster the budget when oil prices fall.
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Would the audio evidence vindicate Comey or bolster the president's case that he did nothing wrong?
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Some experts said that could lead to OPEC and its allies cutting production to bolster prices.
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The biggest inflow into European equity funds since 2015 helped bolster market optimism over the region.
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That year, he hatched a new plan to bolster the beleaguered community hospital: Chinese birth tourism.
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In part, the idea is to show U.S. cyber power in an attempt to bolster security.
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The Union must bolster common policies such as in defense, diplomacy and the economy, it said.
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What they're saying: Both groups want Congress to alter Medicare's financial incentives to help bolster biosimilars.
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To bolster the integration, SoundCloud announced yesterday that it added high quality streaming to SoundCloud Go+.
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She wants to shut down Southside High and use that money to bolster the police force.
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America wants to bolster Mr Abadi's standing in the run-up to Iraq's election next spring.
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WhatsApp has reportedly signed up a number of Indian banks to help bolster its payments service.
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To boost growth further he pledges to bolster infrastructure spending and lift caps on foreign ownership.
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Abe, 63, took office in December 2012, promising to reboot the stale economy and bolster defense.
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Uber sees the redesigned app as phase 2 in an ongoing effort to bolster drivers' loyalty.
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The rule seeks to bolster overtime protections that have been eroded in recent decades by inflation.
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Executives said Domino's online and mobile phone ordering capabilities, which increase convenience, continue to bolster sales.
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The permission will bolster Renner, whose capital is mostly owned by foreign investors, the filing added.
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But in this case, the need to bolster a beleaguered government's credentials seemingly outweighed operational secrecy.
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It would also bolster peace deals with armed groups in Mindanao which have sought greater autonomy.
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Shedding some religious nomenclature might bolster Quakerism's attractiveness both to community-seeking atheists and spiritual agnostics.
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But locals suspect China is trying to bolster its food security at the expense of France's.
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Data is not there to bolster (or undermine) existing decisions, but to help inform future ones.
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Coca-Cola and PepsiCo Inc have pledged to bolster efforts to reduce added sugar in beverages.
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Before the settlement, the Commerce Department had provided two internal ZTE documents to bolster its case.
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Instead the new elements bolster the experience, making for an exciting journey across a fascinating world.
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The move represents another way the paper plans to bolster revenue as print continues to decline.
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However, the government may choose more expensive rates to bolster its relations with a chosen country.
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His remarks suggested Beijing is ready to roll out more forceful stimulus to bolster China's economy.
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Several London-based asset managers and insurers have already announced plans to bolster operations in Luxembourg.
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Hezbollah has sent thousands of fighters to bolster the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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This will be Nvidia's biggest acquisition ever and is expected to bolster its data center business.
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It was produced by Ms. Thompson to bolster her position in a civil lawsuit seeking money.
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The finance ministry has pledged a more active fiscal policy to help bolster China's slowing economy.
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These efforts, generally covert, have sought to orchestrate military coups or bolster particular parties in elections.
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The White House announced on Monday new initiatives to bolster computer science in K–12 education.
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Given Trump's attitude toward labor, the environment, and immigration, he is unlikely to bolster these regulations.
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Additionally, Priceline's recent $500 million investment in the Chinese travel company will help bolster outbound travel.
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Social media campaigns and public meetings around Macau have helped bolster backing for Sou and Chiang.
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The weaker dollar helped bolster spot gold, which was up 0.4 percent at 1,251.59 per ounce.
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It established new, non-profit health care co-ops, designed to bolster competition through lower premiums.
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The amendment could bolster support among conservative members, but it runs the risk of displeasing moderates.
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In the 60s, Pacific oysters were introduced to the Wadden Sea to bolster the local population.
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Facebook has scooped up another facial recognition startup to help bolster its photo and video ambitions.
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If a female appears, they could breed here and genetically bolster the declining jaguars in Mexico.
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The 2017 Intelligence Authorization Act is not the only legislative offering attempting to bolster maritime cybersecurity.
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If Campbell has a strong quarter, management may use the good results to bolster its case.
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Such results bolster Cole's confidence that Democrats won't succeed in wielding the ACA vote against Republicans.
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AV START would only make things worse because it lacks vital components to bolster public confidence.
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If Campbell has a strong quarter, management could use the good results to bolster its case.
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Instead, it's meant to bolster previous scientific studies into the impacts of climate change, officials said.
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This would bolster public and private collaborations currently underway to provide Gazans with water and sanitation.
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Kovacs and his Alpha Platoon were sent there to bolster the perimeter to cover the evacuation.
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Activision Blizzard continues to tap talent from traditional sport networks to bolster its e-sports division.
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But the Trump administration seems willing to sacrifice proven anti-immigration programs to bolster symbolic ones.
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Trump ordered federal assistance be made available to bolster state and local responses to the storm.
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Still, there is a case to be made that the results on Tuesday bolster Biden's appeal.
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Pittsburgh acquired Phil Kessel and Nick Bonino to bolster its offense and also fired its coach.
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Mr. Trump's visit to Tupelo was ostensibly meant to bolster Tate Reeves, the Republican lieutenant governor.
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Quang was reportedly receptive to Trump's call to bolster bilateral relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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The transaction helps AT&T pay down its debt and helps Disney bolster its streaming offerings.
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California Governor Jerry Brown issued an emergency order that he said would bolster the state's response.
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"Reforms must continue to address these long-term challenges and bolster resilience to shocks," it added.
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It was a program that served to bolster the company's arguments that government intervention was unnecessary.
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It would have allowed election officials a bevy of additional voluntary tools to bolster their security.
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But they also cautioned that the United States needs to bolster the defenses in the future.
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It would also bolster his claim to include a letter from his physician, Mr. Cholst said.
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Now, his brother will be hitting the campaign trail in South Carolina to help bolster support.
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Amazon was also reportedly eyeing a bid for Flipkart to bolster its already sizable India business.
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Senate Democrats have introduced a bill to bolster carbon capture technology for fossil fuel power plants.
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That, in turn, will bolster Pivotal, which had hit a rough patch as a public company.
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Abe, 63, took office in December 2012 promising to reboot the stale economy and bolster defense.
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That could bolster beliefs that another shutdown over immigration would play positively for the GOP. Sen.
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The party hopes a groundswell of opposition to Trump will help bolster their ranks in 2018.
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They'll also have more power in hiring IT professionals to bolster tech departments within their agencies.
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Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren have laid out plans to bolster US cybersecurity against foreign hackers.
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House moderates have sought ways to further bolster protections to ensure that families can stay together.
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Therefore, the impacts of these transgressions are likely to further bolster incumbents' trust advantage with consumers.
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These are the victories that the President counts on to bolster Republican turnout in the midterms.
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Oklahoma will have to win out from there to bolster its claim for a playoff spot.
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Wagner described the news as "ticking a box", indicating that the appointments would bolster Rezolve's reputation.
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Mississippi policymakers expect to use this information to bolster the state's reinvigorated performance-based budget system.
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A Republican lawmaker Monday reintroduced a bill to bolster transparency for state and local government pensions.
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This ABA toolkit expands on steps employers and individuals can take to bolster attorney well-being.
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Enforcing the arms embargo would bolster the United Nations-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez Serraj.
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The test results were published in July, increasing pressure on Raiffeisen to bolster its capital reserves.
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The recapitalisation plan for state banks should also reduce uncertainty and bolster the medium-term outlook.
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The paid-up capital is likely to bolster the confidence of the private sector in SMI.
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Apple is trying to play catch-up with its online services to bolster the iPhone's position.
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" To bolster his dismissal of the allegations, Trump said, "I'm also very much of a germaphobe.
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Clinton's record as a senator, when she worked to bolster economically depressed regions of the state.
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Xi has made China's "cyber sovereignty" a top priority in his sweeping campaign to bolster security.
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He said the agency provided $1.3 billion last year to bolster European resilience to Russian meddling.
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A renewed trade agreement would, ostensibly, help bolster a unified front in talks with North Korea.
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But showing it can earn real revenue from hardware could bolster confidence in its public offering.
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His departure will profoundly alter the court's internal dynamics and bolster Chief Justice John Roberts' power.
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Now, they're seeking to bolster their local activism and work with state and federal policy makers.
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And defense lawyers ordinarily submit brain imaging to bolster claims of their clients' incompetency or insanity.
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These results help to bolster the fact that it's important to pay attention to our feelings.
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Later this week, Demand Justice will go on TV in red states to bolster Democratic Sens.
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The FCC saw that decision as a signal to bolster its authority the next time around.
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Kim also told Xi he was willing to bolster the bilateral friendship and cooperation, it said.
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A collapse of NAFTA would bolster the harsher interpretations of the Trump administration's "America First" doctrine.
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But now, ironically, some people in the marijuana industry are hoping bitcoin will bolster its legitimacy.
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It could also bolster immigration programs that favor foreign investors, like the EB-5 visa program.
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Chinese officials, meanwhile, have said they have enough tools available to bolster the economy as needed.
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Russia on Friday rejected an agreement with OPEC on cuts in oil supplies to bolster prices.
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And he urged Republican leaders to immediately move to consider legislation devised to bolster election security.
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The bill includes both a funding boost and new policies to bolster the medical supply chain.
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Whether that money will bolster the economy depends on what shareholders do with these unused funds.
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And the June decision is an important precedent that could bolster Yelp's own efforts in Europe.
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In that document, the administration says it will bolster investment by $1.5 trillion over 10 years.
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The purpose of cuts is to reduce supplies, to bolster prices and to change market psychology.
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She hoped to pick up some administrative skills to bolster her chances of finding a job.
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An all-hours operator, Van Wagenen promised to bolster a lineup in dire need of depth.
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Criticism, hand-wringing, incentives and quotas over the years have done little to bolster female participation.
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At first, I tried to bolster his confidence so he would give the playground another go.
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The Restaurant Preview Some fall arrivals will bolster the city's rich array of slurp-worthy restaurants.
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The steady results continued to bolster her ranking, and she arrived at Roland Garros seeded 31st.
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The Maduro administration found a way to use the cards to bolster government support in elections.
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Rather, the intent of policy easing is to bolster investor confidence to sustain the stock market.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden looked to bolster his dominant lead over rival Senator Bernie Sanders.
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He'll probably cut a deal with them to hopefully bolster his chance to win re-election.
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The measure will bolster spending by hundreds of billions of dollars and raise the debt ceiling.
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In the early 1980s NATO fielded new land-based nuclear-armed INF missiles to bolster deterrence.
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Prosecutors can be expected to use electronic chats among the three traders to bolster their case.
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He paraphrased a quote from the legendary investor and billionaire George Soros to bolster his thesis.
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"We are confident that our openness to observations and recommendations will further bolster aviation safety worldwide."
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Directly is a San Francisco startup that helps businesses use AI to bolster customer support operations.
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Or to bolster our environmental resilience in the face of the defining threat of a generation.
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Investments in cutting-edge energy and transportation technologies would also bolster the economy as a whole.
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Some privacy advocates, though, worry researchers' altruistic intentions will ultimately be used to bolster surveillance states.
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But demand for shorter maturities continued to bolster prices at the shorter end of the curve.
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Congress should require Mexico to bolster employees' rights before signing off on a new trade pact.
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The genre used to look elsewhere to bolster its dimensionality, but it no longer has to.
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A jump in international sales, especially in the U.K. and France, helped bolster the company's results.
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American resources, intelligence and resolve would strengthen our Baltic allies' capabilities, and bolster U.S. efforts overall.
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Several of the candidates have also unveiled more niche health care plans to help bolster support.
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Trump has ordered around 5,800 troops to the border to bolster border enforcement and prevent entry.
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It's a given that his performance will bolster the ultra-loyal supporters in his political base.
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To bolster their cases, he asks them to supply detailed evidence of the horrors they fled.
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To bolster Trump's public defense, House Minority Leader McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Friday temporarily assigned Rep.
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Ms. Lublin was going to be one of five women called to bolster Ms. Constand's testimony.
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The ChemChina deal could bolster China's efforts to become a major player in genetically modified food.
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The state must continue to invest, especially in transport, to bolster the economy, business leaders say.
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But it might bolster hardliners in the 2021 contest for president and toughen Tehrans foreign policy.
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But it might bolster hardliners in the 2021 contest for president and toughen Tehrans foreign policy.
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Bosshard also asked what steps Lowe's planned to take to bolster its physical stores in 2020.
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A liberal trade deal, based on mutual recognition of standards and qualifications, will bolster both economies.
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He acknowledged the new rules bolster strategy and said he is encouraged by the competitive possibilities.
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A healthy economy should also continue to bolster many retailers and malls in the coming year.
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Trump promised a significant military expansion, including $165 billion to bolster the Navy, during his campaign.
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Without forensic evidence to bolster their arguments, the credibility of the women's testimony takes center stage.
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The acquisition of Uber Eats is likely to bolster Zomato's presence against its main competitor, Swiggy.
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Such firms have often indicated a willingness to back activists to bolster a company's stock price.
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WASHINGTON-BUNDESBANK'S WEIDMANN SEES RESOLUTION OF BREXIT ISSUE, US-CHINA TRADE TENSIONS COULD BOLSTER GLOBAL ECONOMY
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Then, he and the Republican leadership seemed determined to bolster Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.
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He added that the dollar's yield advantage over the yen could also help bolster the greenback.
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Trump and congressional Republicans have touted the tax cuts as a way to bolster economic growth.
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