Boosting the private sector hinges on adopting investment friendly regulation and boosting security, Fellah added.
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CBO said the tariffs were boosting domestic prices, reducing consumers' purchasing power and boosting the cost of business investment.
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It also led Thompson to implement a broad turnaround at Estácio, including boosting student loyalty as opposed to boosting enrollment, over the past year.
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Last year it began boosting the rank of "mobile friendly" websites, and in 2014, it began boosting the rank of sites with encryption as well.
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These would include boosting demand for consultancy and IT services, and potentially boosting fees for local clearing houses that sit in between trades to guarantee payment.
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Given the well-established association between "metabolism boosting" and weight loss, the idea that the average consumer would purchase a metabolism boosting product for a different reason feels... unlikely.
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Among his reforms are an ambitious public works agenda, which Macri hopes will improve the country's infrastructure while boosting construction employment and boosting demand for materials such as cement and metals.
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Mark Cerny, who is the system architect, he's been talking about boosting the power of the GPU, boosting the CPU power and clock speed, and all of these different sorts of enhancements.
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Meanwhile, Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro said he spoke to Saudi Arabia's king about boosting oil prices and is reaching out to the heads of state of other producing nations about boosting oil prices.
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While boosting the minimum wage will reduce work, boosting the EITC will increase it, partly by bringing less-educated people back into the labor market and enabling them to earn a decent wage.
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I think it would be good for boosting the movie.
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Corporate boards are more interested than ever in boosting diversity.
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And beyond just boosting sales, the company is generating cash.
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That gives Disney leverage to keep boosting prices for ESPN.
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It did so by boosting government spending and bank lending.
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His revelation was widely credited with boosting the "yes" side.
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QE appears to have been less successful at boosting inflation.
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Far from boosting the economy, Mr Magufuli is shackling it.
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Go deeper: Medicaid work requirements aren't boosting work in Arkansas
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The Moon is in psychic Pisces today, boosting your intuition.
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It's a real problem as global warming keeps boosting temperatures.
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Buyers would benefit from lower premiums in 2019, boosting enrolment.
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Rules aimed at boosting small businesses have the same effect.
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The Moon in intuitive Scorpio is boosting your mental abilities!
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Roughly 150 listing candidates are queuing up, potentially boosting supply.
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International travel plays a key role in boosting American exports.
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And Trump has been pounding the importance of boosting turnout.
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However, in this case let's just consider boosting the speed.
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Boosting library funding would make our communities safer and smarter.
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That could be a game changer for boosting employee morale.
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The Moon enters Aries this evening, boosting your psychic abilities.
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The company has had more patchy success at boosting sales.
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Immigrants have played an important role in boosting America's economy.
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What have you found most effective to boosting your productivity?
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Passive acceptance is ok; active inflation boosting, apparently, is not.
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Sexy, seductive Venus is in your sign, boosting your confidence.
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The skit is already boosting Sara Lee Bread's engagement, too.
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First, though, Mr Abe must turn to boosting the economy.
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Some is also aimed at boosting consumption through tax breaks.
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He tallied 17 saves, boosting his career total to 206.
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But it's not just national chains that are boosting delivery.
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Boosting — rather than cutting — Social Security makes good financial sense.
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A source familiar told CNN that Bolton is boosting Fleitz.
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"Fortnite" is boosting streamers' channel views and driving up revenue.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters Leo, boosting communication in your partnerships.
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The government cannot keep boosting spending at that speed indefinitely.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, boosting your psychic abilities.
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The Moon is in your sign, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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Mercury enters Gemini and meets the sun, boosting your intuition.
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Boosting the number of students receiving Pell Grants costs money.
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President Trump keeps boosting GOP turnout, even during a pandemic.
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Amazon also has hundreds of metabolism boosting products for sale.
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Boosting them would make Congress much smarter and more powerful.
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Luxury hotels also say they're boosting cleaning and disinfecting measures.
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But this backfired as well, boosting turnout for opposition candidates.
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Refiners around the world have responded by boosting VLSFO production.
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Strong fee revenue was among factors boosting Fifth Third's results.
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Video of those moments went viral, boosting her presidential stock.
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Its shares jumped 7.3 percent, boosting the media sector .SXMP.
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Lower rates are already boosting sales for the nation's homebuilders.
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Her other steps for security included boosting the federal workforce.
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But boosting individual career satisfaction is not the sole solution.
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It was all about boosting the value of his home.
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Those supplies are returning, boosting output within and outside OPEC.
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In addition, a tighter labor market is boosting wage growth.
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"The dollar's weakness and higher oil prices are boosting inflation expectations in the United States, which in turn is boosting U.S. bond yields," said Shuji Shirota, head of macro economic strategy at HSBC Securities.
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Boosting development, strengthening governments and reducing the impact of climate change by boosting the ability of communities and farmers to quickly recover from natural disasters would reduce the threat of jihadist groups, the report said.
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These included reducing pollution, minimizing exposure and boosting access to healthcare.
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Boosting home ownership means making mortgages more affordable and more accessible.
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Instead, it's simply about preventing another oil glut and boosting prices.
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Neptune begins its retrograde, boosting empathy—but watch out for miscommunications!
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The moon meets Mars at 7:50 PM, boosting our energy.
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Border adjustment also is seen as boosting U.S. exports and manufacturing.
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Those clashes cloud prospects for boosting productivity, growth and global competitiveness.
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Solar Energy Today spent between $100 and $1003 boosting the ad.
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Squashing a trade deficit can involve curbing imports or boosting exports.
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Apple's shares were up 1.1 percent, boosting all three major indexes.
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The Moon sextiles Mars at 3:20 PM, boosting our energy.
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Fresh Vitamin Nectar Vibrancy-Boosting Face Mask, $62, available at Fresh.
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The moon is in Aries, boosting your intuitive abilities, dear Taurus.
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Meanwhile, U.S. markets tried for gains, with material stocks boosting markets.
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China retaliated by boosting duties on $60 billion in U.S. goods.
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The government will still help them, however, by boosting farm subsidies.
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Senard said that boosting cross-shareholdings was not currently under consideration.
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"Companies will likely stay cautious about boosting capital expenditure," he said.
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The Obama administration has repeatedly proposed boosting the credit to $10,000.
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U.S. retail sales data released Monday could be boosting confidence, however.
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Donating to campaigns, boosting candidates and supporting policies are not illegal.
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Some of the shortfall will be made up by boosting imports.
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Several banks began boosting stock buybacks and dividends on the news.
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A heatwave is also boosting demand for air conditioners and refigerators.
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This will help to increase financial inclusion, boosting the sector's growth.
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Rather than boosting LGBT protections, the Trump administration has repealed some.
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Your imagination could be a key to boosting your retirement savings.
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The moon also connects with dreamy Neptune, boosting your empathy levels.
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Tax cuts are thus the better tool for boosting demand quickly.
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Boosting immigration alone isn't enough to save the Social Security system.
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Boosting labor productivity could also top the government's agenda, said Tan.
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It's also boosting your creativity and bringing you lots of fun.
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This is wonderful for boosting communication between you and your partners.
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Credit Suisse noted that the cyclical recovery is boosting European corporates.
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Demand above output will lead to stocks consumption, boosting sugar prices.
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The pro-active fiscal policy should focus on boosting infrastructure investment.
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The two leaders also spoke about boosting cooperation on counterterrorism efforts.
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The rest is expected to come from boosting output, he added.
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He's Trump-boosting, the same as everyone else at this convention.
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A rebound in exports and company investments are also boosting growth.
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Networks' priorities are to keep costs low, while boosting their ratings.
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Cheaper petrol benefited Americans by about $1603,300 per household, boosting consumption.
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Companies are also turning to private universities, further boosting their growth.
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Boosting access to quality broadband drives major benefits to these regions.
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Trump's new pick for the VA is boosting hopes for reform.
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A weak U.S. dollar and strengthening global economy are boosting exports.
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Potoo's proprietary software and analytics platform assists clients with boosting sales.
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PA) rising 2.8% after boosting its 2019 outlook, while Novartis (NOVN.
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Some quick credit-boosting tips include:Pay all your bills on time.
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Rising commodity prices are boosting demand for machinery and other equipment.
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In Iowa, the federal policy boosting ethanol production is politically sacred.
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The commission also looked at boosting security by arming school employees.
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Bill Walker suggested boosting taxes unless oil hit $110 a barrel.
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Tax reform could change this by boosting growth and therefore inflation.
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The moon connects with your ruling planet Jupiter, boosting your intuition.
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National Republicans have put effort into boosting both Walker and Vukmir.
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Some budget line increases like boosting Veterans Affairs funding make sense.
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The Moon meets Mars at 11:11 AM, boosting our stamina.
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Major U.S. banks are already boosting provisions for troubled energy loans.
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The Koch brothers are following President Trump's lead by boosting Sen.
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It's about boosting our energy security here and across the globe.
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He struck out five, boosting his league-leading total to 182.
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Other initiatives included reducing student debt and boosting food stability programs.
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Consistent lower pricing is key to boosting sales throughout the year.
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A calf may inherit those milk-boosting variants from its mother.
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It was a dramatic, ego- and profile-boosting series of events.
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Top Internet companies gained, boosting the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
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It is boosting its dividend to 3.50 francs, from 3.40 francs.
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Adecoagro wants to slash logistics costs, boosting its margins and competitiveness.
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Boosting your financial I.Q. is a worthwhile resolution for 2018. CNBC.
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Reformers convert refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
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Since then, Arnault has been credited with boosting the brand's revenues.
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This is made for boosting battery life, not throwing against walls.
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Boosting speech at global scale is a tricky and unprecedented practice.
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The policy prohibits accounts from artificially boosting engagement, among other practices.
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Rugby is considering boosting its cup from 0003 countries to 2000.
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A swift turnaround in Boeing shares is also boosting the Dow.
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Trump signed an executive order aimed at boosting HBCUs Tuesday afternoon.
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We're seeing growth running above potential, strong employment boosting private consumption.
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Also boosting yields was an upbeat U.S. housing report, analysts said.
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These satiety-boosting foods will keep you winning at weight loss.
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He reaped the reward by boosting his party's number of seats.
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The bill also included measures boosting the national background check system.
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Those expectations are boosting the pound after this week's volatile ride.
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"We don't have a blind focus on boosting sales," he said.
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Buybacks reduce the share price count, thus boosting earnings per share.
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Many companies will match a certain percentage, boosting your retirement savings.
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Facebook rose to an all-time high, also boosting the Nasdaq.
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Whatever the explanation, boosting the stragglers is a priority for policymakers.
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By contrast, L'Oreal has opted for boosting its own makeup brands.
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The sun enters Capricorn early this evening, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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The Moon is in Scorpio all day, boosting our intuitive abilities.
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Extra features may only increase the price without necessarily boosting usability.
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LEANING ON CENTRAL BANK The changes to reserve regulations are expected to be made over the next year, boosting lending in sectors such as construction, energy, exports and those boosting muted Turkish productivity, the sources said.
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Boosting the amount available for relocation under TAA (currently $1,250) could help.
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The best hope for boosting carbon capture is its role in industry.
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That's strike one against boosting prices in favor of preserving market share.
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The moon connects with Mars at 7:13 PM, boosting our energy.
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Boosting growth by lowering interest rates would be a "misstep," he said.
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The moon in Cancer meets Mars, boosting your intuitive abilities, dear Leo.
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On June 29, logical Mercury enters psychic Cancer, majorly boosting your intuition.
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Higher rates should benefit companies like Amex by boosting revenue and profit.
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I prefer the immune-boosting Vitamin D2 myself, but you do you.
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And it's fundamental to everything: building your following and boosting your engagement.
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Meanwhile, U.S. crude futures jumped on Wednesday, boosting Australia's oil-focused firms.
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More and more people are joining Instagram and stories are boosting engagement.
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Cost savings could end up boosting shareholder returns rather than lowering charges.
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Boosting police numbers might lessen Britons' long-standing anxiety about their visibility.
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Those have helped lift domestic steel prices, boosting the company's bottom line.
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And some conservatives still have reservations about boosting IRS funding for enforcement.
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Boeing rose 1.5 percent and Caterpillar gained 5523 percent, boosting the Dow.
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Hence, we see the case for U.S. assets to reflate, boosting equities.
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These could include boosting electoral prospects of challenger parties promising such referendums.
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Indeed, the lower exchange rate was boosting sentiment, the central bank said.
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Firms would invest in labour-saving technology, boosting Britain���s low productivity.
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The war has also been incredibly popular in Russia, boosting Putin's popularity.
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It appears to have worked well there, boosting competition and reducing premiums.
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Male rappers have been boosting the sexual ego's of men for years.
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As important as the income-boosting measures themselves was the president's tone.
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And Google is also boosting its AI and natural language search capabilities.
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Boosting the amount of land available to private developers might also help.
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Higher U.S. yields were seen as boosting investment returns for Japanese insurers.
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The group is organized around opposing Clinton rather than explicitly boosting Trump.
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And he warned that Trump's attacks on Muslims are boosting terror recruitment.
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But his boldest plan is for boosting the output of fossil fuels.
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Cargill also plans to keep boosting business in South Korea, he said.
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Rather than maneuvering the cars, players get a series of boosting tokens.
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This is shrinking the ice on Greenland, while incrementally boosting sea levels.
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Indian officials are rightly proud of boosting female literacy and school attendance.
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A weaker dollar gives countries scope to cut interest rates, boosting growth.
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Michael Goodwin: Trump&aposs foreign policy is actually boosting America&aposs standing .
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign today, Aquarius, boosting your mental acuity.
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The company credited more foot traffic and price increases with boosting sales.
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Growth in services activity unexpectedly sped up in September, boosting the pound.
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But the expected price rise for LSFO is boosting storage take-up.
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Boosting magnesium in your diet may also help adjust your internal clock.
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The Moon connects with Mars at 5:40 PM, boosting our energy.
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He noted that a weaker currency was boosting exports to neighboring Brazil.
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Boosting its petrochemicals portfolio further could help attract investors for the IPO.
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So his comments may have limited power in boosting the dollar/yen.
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Apple's shares were up nearly 2 percent, boosting all three major indexes.
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Businesses are boosting spending despite uncertainty over the prospect of tax cuts.
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The Moon trines Neptune at 10:34 PM, boosting our intuitive abilities.
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Plus, rising interest rates this year are already boosting banks' bottom lines.
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The bank has managed to cut costs and staff while boosting revenues.
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Finally, Mercury connects with Jupiter on September 16, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, boosting your creativity.
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But boosting other exports requires investment in new production, which takes time.
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"That was the most confidence-boosting part of the project," recalls Coffey.
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Officials may also raise the issue during sessions on boosting economic growth.
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While that is boosting equity for homeowners, it is hurting home sales.
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Berkshire has also been boosting its stake in oil refiner Phillips 66.
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The moon connects with Neptune at 5:34 AM, boosting our intuitions.
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Microsoft is boosting its Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 lineup today.
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Boosting staff could help address the problem but that could prove difficult.
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Bananas, which are rich in sleep-boosting, muscle-relaxing magnesium, he says.
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The greater variety means refiners can optimise their feedstock selections, boosting profitability.
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The Moon enters curious Gemini today, boosting your already very sharp intuition.
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Quick-thinking Mercury enters Earth sign Capricorn tonight, boosting your psychic abilities.
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WATCH: Famously, Viagra was never intended solely as a boner-boosting drug.
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It's spent about $85,000 opposing Kim, while spending five figures boosting Nelson.
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Red tape no doubt prevents some firms from making growth-boosting investments.
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They also said they are boosting their forecast based on improving demand.
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Trump has made public statements before about boosting the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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Boosting diversity Coral reproduce once a year, usually around a full moon.
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The third, and more promising, area of likely reform involves boosting competition.
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Read more: How open banking and bank APIs are boosting fintech growth.
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But analysts say boosting soybean production could be difficult without higher subsidies.
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In the past, this was easily achieved by boosting public sector hiring.
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The U.S. dollar dropped against a basket of currencies, also boosting gold.
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These aromas can help calm people down while boosting energy and concentration.
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They are now selling more and better-quality beans, boosting their income.
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Consumers want protein and fresh food, and that's boosting Tyson Foods' sales.
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" Of course, the friendship is also transactional, boosting each party's "personal brand.
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It's now under way and boosting productivity, but there are adverse consequences.
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Burger King's buzzy marketing is boosting sales and sweeping all the awards.
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The reformer converts refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended with gasoline.
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Mercury enters Leo this evening, boosting communication between yourself and your partners.
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Europeans should then focus on boosting resilience in that specific policy area.
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But two factors likely played a significant role in boosting his campaign.
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Russia has also been boosting oil exports, despite cuts under the deal.
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N>, moving it a step closer to significantly boosting its platinum portfolio.
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The moon enters Pisces at 9:02 PM, boosting our empathy levels.
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The Sun enters Sagittarius today, boosting your intuitive abilities—trust your gut!
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Try making one of these energy-boosting lunches to feel fuller longer.
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They've rolled back regulations, in ways they claim are boosting the economy.
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The Moon is in psychic Water sign Cancer, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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Trump praised himself on Twitter for boosting Republican victories in the Senate.
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Improving economic conditions in Brazil are also boosting its shares, said Garcia.
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The cuts are aimed at shrinking global stockpiles and boosting oil prices.
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Target has also been focusing on fulfillment and boosting its delivery service.
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Boosting immigration alone isn't enough to save the Social Security system, though.
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Protein powders in your smoothies can make boosting your protein levels easier.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, boosting your psychic and intellectual abilities.
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Republicans have described the cuts as critical to boosting U.S. economic expansion.
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The planet of communication enters psychic Pisces, further boosting your mental abilities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sanofi missed the boat on immune system-boosting cancer drugs.
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The slump came despite the automaker sharply boosting incentives to buoy sales.
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Alkylation units convert refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
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Also boosting the momentum was a leading role from women of color.
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And Trump of course has been laser-focused on boosting stock prices.
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She's sent multiple tweets boosting Loeffler since news of Collins' run broke.
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The tight jobs market is seen boosting wage growth and spurring inflation.
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Connection is key to building employee trust and boosting engagement and morale.
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The attacks did not target oil infrastructure, boosting investor sentiment as well.
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MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE SLIM SAYS TELMEX AND TELCEL ARE SUBSTANTIALLY BOOSTING THEIR INVESTMENTS
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Alongside today's Assistant update, Clockwise is also boosting its compatibility with Slack.
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Doing so automatically plugs in the stolen battery, boosting your ally's health.
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Local politicians view Landesbanks as boosting prestige and employment in their regions.
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Despite tensions, Beijing appears open to U.S. banks boosting their mainland presence.
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Low rates are boosting already strong demographic demand drivers in the market.
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EDT: The Open Technology Institute hosts a talk on boosting broadband competition.
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Kansas, however, denied that challenge, boosting its homecourt win streak to 27.
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To that end, Starbucks is boosting its leadership programs and streamlining stores.
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They have also launched massive cost-cutting programs and revenue-boosting initiatives.
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By boosting Roberts's profile, the event has become more than a gag.
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Boosting visitor numbers is a central plank of the country's economic transformation.
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Even Sanders' aides acknowledge that significantly boosting Latino turnout will be difficult.
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Meanwhile, recognized brands seem to be boosting Apple and others like Garmin.
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It collected another $17 million, boosting its domestic haul to $264 million.
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So something like the EITC, it's boosting the money that you're making.
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But boosting the productivity of these labor-intensive industries isn't as straightforward.
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Isn't boosting employee ownership a really roundabout way to achieve these ends?
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Ms. Johnson's company is devoted to boosting reliance on locally grown produce.
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Mars, your ruling planet, enters your sign, boosting your energy and confidence.
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This technology can triple the sub's payload capacity, significantly boosting its firepower.
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The Mongolian government launched a four-year program to boost the industry in February, with the aim of boosting exports more than fivefold, providing financial support to help domestic firms improve technology and boosting the country's processing capacity.
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"The bosses would just justify it all in the name of performance boosting."
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It undermines development goals such as boosting financial inclusion and strengthening fragile states.
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Still, the study cannot prove that boosting produce in the diet improved wellbeing.
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The Carter administration had the third-best record, boosting payrolls by 2150 percent.
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That bill also includes provisions for ensuring program quality and boosting caregiver pay.
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The moon enters fire sign Aries at 7:44 PM, boosting our energy!
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It found that many of them actually cut jobs while boosting executive pay.
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In fact, ruling out the unimportant tasks is often essential for boosting productivity.
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"Everything seems to be about boosting market confidence at this moment," she said.
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The administration contends tax cuts will pay for themselves by boosting economic growth.
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And for eyes, Markle swears by the lash-boosting mascara Revitalash ($24, dermstore.com).
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Mercury enters Sagittarius on November 5, boosting communication between you and your partners.
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Some of that money would flow to boosting internet access to underserved areas.
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The focus in Ameerpet is on teaching salary-boosting skills at warp speed.
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Boosting outdoor access for chickens was a priority issue for animal welfare advocates.
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The boosting of Mr Modi's image is not just down to dress sense.
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"Boosting iron ore output is our priority for the metals business," Takebe said.
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A spate of elections will sharpen some premiers' hunger for popularity-boosting cash.
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It will reduce delays, unlocking investment in development projects and boosting job growth.
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China announced measures aimed at boosting consumption, including potentially removing car-buying restrictions.
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The Indian government wants to cut imports by half by boosting domestic output.
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Some cut costs by boosting output per worker, often by driving workers harder.
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At least there are a full dozen DIMM slots for boosting your memory.
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Instead, Facebook will be boosting "meaningful" interaction with a heavy emphasis on comments.
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Now its woes are dragging American economic growth and boosting European archrival Airbus.
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Still, investors are not viewing the Fed's inflation-boosting efforts as particularly credible.
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Kraft Heinz decided to close seven factories in North America, boosting its profits.
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There is also vague talk about boosting entrepreneurship, especially in the rural areas.
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Minimum wage increases being implemented by some states are also boosting wage growth.
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Zuckerberg's stated approach to boosting Time Well Spent is far from game-changing.
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But boosting tree-cover in order to hit national targets remains the priority.
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The rise of right-wing populism is also boosting turnout among its opponents.
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The decision is aimed at boosting the competitiveness of US-made solar panels.
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The Carter administration had the third-best record, boosting payrolls by 93 percent.
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That is boosting the relative attraction of the dollar in the currency market.
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More efficient firms would outbid less efficient ones for scarce labour, boosting productivity.
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Large trade flows could be the result of a deep, trade-boosting deal.
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Labor market strength has increased employment opportunities for young adults, boosting household formation.
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That is boosting profits for homebuilders and encouraging them to ramp up construction.
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It's not a priority, but boosting your inventory is never a bad thing.
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The Carter administration had the third-best record, boosting payrolls by 2500 percent.
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The inefficiency of China's state-dominated economy is another powerful force boosting entrepreneurs.
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The volume of your blood, therefore, swells, boosting the pressure on your arteries.
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I've had a long journey of self-acceptance and boosting my self-esteem.
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It's a cool, breezy rallying cry of self-love, a confidence-boosting catchphrase.
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It's not just big energy companies who are boosting the green energy infrastructure.
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Some respondents said boosting government spending defeats the point of the tax hike.
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Foot traffic at home improvement companies like Home Depot rises, boosting the stock.
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JPMorgan and Bank of America were up about 1 percent, boosting the sector.
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The problem was eventually solved with boosting GPS signal strength and blocking interference.
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Much of the government money eventually flowed into the private sector, boosting activity.
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JCDecaux revenues also cheered investors, boosting the French company's shares about 7 percent.
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Trudeau says the agreement has benefited Canada by boosting trade and creating jobs.
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Such concerns have led to the announcement of measures aimed at boosting turnout.
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Of course, this media hack is mostly accomplished through signal-boosting, not botnets.
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Slowly but steadily rising U.S. interest rates should keep boosting net interest margins.
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Estácio is focusing on student quality instead of just boosting enrollment, he said.
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NASA: Liquid water exists on Mars, boosting hopes for life there Future Martians?
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The super PAC boosting Biden makes a similar case, but in darker tone.
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This was seen as boosting chances for a rate hike from the BoE.
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Boosting Republicans' prospects here is a strong, battle-tested party built by Gov.
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And it compounds Kuroda's difficulty in boosting inflation, by making imported goods cheaper.
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It would also give grants to states for boosting access to the polls.
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The moon clashes with Venus and meets Neptune later on, boosting your creativity.
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He said the country was broadly moving in the direction of boosting growth.
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A self-shrinking act makes you less capable of boosting the other person.
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It has been particularly focused on boosting exports for its declining cattle sector.
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U.S. and European shares rebounded with reassuring U.S. retail sales data boosting sentiment.
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JCDecaux revenues also cheered investors, boosting the French company's shares about 5.5 percent.
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Rising house prices are also boosting household wealth, helping to underpin consumer spending.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. has found the secret to boosting his Uber rating -- MONEY!
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, boosting your already very strong psychic abilities.
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The rising tensions sent oil prices surging, boosting energy stocks 21.33 percent higher.
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ET on ABC, we've gathered some of our favorite recent mood-boosting stories.
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China is now boosting incentives for farmers to switch to soybeans from corn.
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Last month, Trump accused OPEC in a tweet of "artificially" boosting oil prices.
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The reformer converts low-octane naphthas into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius later today, boosting your energy to get things done.
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Finally, the Sun connects with Mars at 12:37 AM, boosting our energy.
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Germany's Vonovia tacked on 5.2 percent after boosting its full-year profit guidance.
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At the same time, drug companies continue boosting their prices to exorbitant heights.
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The poll also found that his candidacy is boosting Clinton's support in Iowa.
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These high-spending travelers play a major role in boosting our local economies.
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Mackenzie said he was "always interested in new ideas" on boosting shareholder value.
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Rubio and Lee are continuing to push for boosting the child tax credit.
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John Kasich in the hopes of boosting his chances in the Hoosier State.
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Add room and board, and you're boosting the all-in cost to $20,770.
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Government officials say trade deals are key to boosting economic growth and exports.
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This marriage advantage played a role in boosting their later odds of success.
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For some banks, that could mean boosting their reserves by billions of dollars.
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Obama's former colleagues have been helpful in boosting certain Democrats' campaign war chests.
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Ticket sales remained strong ahead of Wednesday's drawing, likely boosting the final payout.
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The initiative could ultimately drive more foot traffic to Walmart stores, boosting sales.
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The early retirements will have the unintended effect of boosting rivals, Hackel added.
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And interest rates will probably keep rising -- boosting the dollar along with them.
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It and other carmakers have been slowly boosting UK parts content for years.
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Is there any feeling quite so confidence-boosting as knowing you smell good?
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The Moon in Virgo meets Mars at 7:27 AM, boosting our energy.
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Chatty Mercury connects with dreamy Neptune this evening, boosting your intuitive abilities, Sagittarius!
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The Sun and Mercury meet in your sign today, boosting your mental acuity.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters intuitive Pisces this evening, boosting your own psychic abilities.
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It also means boosting local economies to remove the financial incentive for poaching.
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The Moon is in Scorpio for most of the day, boosting your intuition.
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Members commended it as a step toward boosting cybersecurity of America's infrastructure. Rep.
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Advocates say it would unleash a wave of asset sales, boosting the economy.
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He talked about boosting research into advanced supercomputing in the agency's national labs.
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The growth of solar directly undermines Trump's goal of boosting the coal industry.
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The Moon connects with Mars at 9:48 AM, boosting our energy levels.
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Making yourself inaccessible from time to time is essential to boosting your focus.
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Heading off those pain points makes all the difference in boosting my mood.
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The others were expanding community policing efforts, maintaining transparency and boosting officer wellness.
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When it falls, commodities become cheaper for holders of other currencies, boosting demand.
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Of course, these same mood-boosting attributes made MDMA a popular recreational drug.
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These added digital health features may be key to boosting Fitbit's financial health.
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Vitamins and supplements won't protect you from the coronavirus despite immune-boosting claims
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Fintech company Square is boosting its small-business lending with an eBay partnership.
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U.S. President Donald Trump accused OPEC last month of "artificially" boosting oil prices.
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But others say the opposite is true, with social media boosting self-esteem.
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There are many parts of the tax code that are boosting the economy.
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NBC News published a piece on how Russian bots were boosting Gabbard's campaign.
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Central banks around the world have taken a more dovish approach, boosting markets.
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It's also especially helpful in boosting cognitive development in babies and young children.
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But this was probably never an important direct factor in boosting the dollar.
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We'll even make our food healthier, boosting its nutritional value and eliminating allergens.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities, boosting their earnings.
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Among them: Retention bonuses, "soft benefits" like flexible working hours — and boosting wages.
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Making up the balance depends largely on boosting sales in the People's Republic.
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His method of boosting immune protection in babies helped save seven million lives.
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She argues that these proposals will supercharge the economy, boosting growth and wages.
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When it comes to boosting your resume, not all jobs are created equal.
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Solar investments are boosting local economies due to payments from the leasing companies.
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O'Brien will be tasked with boosting sales and engagement at the Apple Store.
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When market volatility picks up, more trades are carried out, boosting trading revenue.
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But now, if the current winter freeze continues, boosting demand and lowering inventory.
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None of the 17 companies that responded to Reuters mentioned boosting their headcount.
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Todd Akin and as a result tried boosting him in the Republican primary.
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The company helps with credentialing, setting up programs, launching websites and boosting enrollment.
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An antitrust regime that fought such mergers aggressively could wind up boosting wages.
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Warrior planet Mars enters your sign today, boosting your confidence and energy levels.
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Low inflation is boosting households' purchasing power, which could keep consumer spending supported.
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Also boosting the RBA's optimism is a broad-based pick up in global growth since the start of this year while the price of Australia's single biggest export earner - iron ore - has been climbing, boosting the country's terms of trade.
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Thompson added that traders have been returning to work from the holidays, boosting volumes.
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It said it would stay focused on supporting workers, customers and boosting shareholder value.
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Thank you to everyone for retweeting this, writing articles, and signal boosting my message!
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FROST: IN TERMS OF BOOSTING THE INVESTMENT BANK, YOU'VE DONE A LOT OF HIRING.
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But these upgrades aren't boosting revenue and earnings fast enough to satisfy some franchisees.
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Canada remains less keen to use competition as a way of boosting that productivity.
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Better tax collection is boosting government revenues, but this only covers public sector salaries.
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The prefectural government has also tasked LSID with boosting the economy and easing poverty.
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Cisco made the deal with an eye toward boosting its enterprise software product lineup.
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The move was aimed at boosting credit to cash-strapped NBFCs, or shadow banks.
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The moon enters water sign Pisces at 6:11 PM, boosting empathy and creativity.
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Culture Carton is a subscription box dedicated to boosting men's confidence, sophistication, and knowledge.
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Bloomberg's ad blitz has been effective, boosting him into double-digits in national polls.
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Did you know that yoga's mood-boosting effects can improve your body image, too?
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She isn't looking to be self-serving and boosting the Issa Rae comedy's ratings.
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The president's family members are Parscale's crucial allies, boosting his rise in Trump's orbit.
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They maintain that Japan can do without nuclear by boosting the role of renewables.
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The moon in Pisces mingles with Mars at 6:26 AM, boosting our energy.
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He invested in new roads, hospitals and social assistance, while also boosting public employment.
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Some of the interested firms have already started boosting their presence in the country.
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POET made strategic decisions to support President Trumps goal of boosting the farm economy.
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She plays ego-boosting, self-effacing geisha to Mr. Epstein's philandering, mentally unstable Gerry.
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This will cut tax bills, boosting overall corporate profits by, perhaps, $230bn, or 10%.
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This was partly intended to help banks, by making funding cheaper and boosting economies.
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This could include, for example, her role in boosting sales of storm-trooper figurines.
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She was speaking at a conference in London aimed at boosting investment in Jordan.
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So the concept of getting a daily text boosting my fragile ego sounded great.
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Mr Khan is credited with boosting turnout to a 30-year high of 55%.
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Woods' win is seen boosting the golf business he helped transform 25 years ago.
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Two drugs stood out in boosting J&J's results with better-than-expected sales.
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Instead, the ocean absorbs the heat, further boosting the warming over the expansive Arctic.
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Firm have made better use of the diverse talent available, boosting productivity and profitability.
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More specifically, analysts reckon, he wants to make it more manageable by boosting profits.
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That suggests boosting levels of this bacterial species is shaping behaviour all by itself.
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In 1998 Mark McGwire broke baseball's home-run record, boosting interest in the sport.
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There was talk of boosting foreign investment and making life easier for small businesses.
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They should focus on tax cuts and boosting public-sector infrastructure and defence spending.
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The trendy bottled beverages include wellness-boosting ingredients like ginseng and activated charcoal. 40.
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The effort to find new, growth-boosting ideas is not necessarily hopeless, just complicated.
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The big picture: Major oil companies are boosting their investments in EV charging tech.
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At the same time, the start-up of new refining capacity is boosting demand.
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If it dumped dollar assets, it would push down the greenback, boosting American exports.
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As well as splurging on growth-boosting infrastructure, Jokowi's administration has cut red tape.
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Boosting the stake above 10 percent could mean increased federal scrutiny over the investment.
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That's a 1394 percent increase, boosting the company's valuation by about $74 million. Hmmm.
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And on Monday, Facebook announced it would be boosting its U.K. headcount by 500.
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Other technology firms are also boosting the capabilities of their own AI digital assistants.
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But it believes better pay is leading to improved service and boosting U.S. sales.
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Obama has made boosting fuel efficiency a cornerstone of his energy and climate policy.
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Gabriel said both Russian and German companies had a great interest in boosting cooperation.
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Iran sanctions lifted oil prices for much of the day, boosting many U.S. shares.
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Forest-boosting has a long history, beginning with a French forest ordinance in 1669.
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His re-entry into politics is seen as potentially boosting the country's weak opposition.
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The Moon enters fellow creative Water sign Cancer today, boosting your intuition and imagination.
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The company has focused on integrating new stock fund managers and boosting team performances.
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Some producers are still boosting spending on expectations for higher prices in the future.
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It's also notable that HTC is putting money into boosting the Chinese VR market.
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Improving schools and boosting infrastructure are normally the most hotly-contested topics of debate.
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Investors added some $9.8 billion in new money, boosting overall assets to $3.2 billion.
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The moon in fellow fire sign Sagittarius connects with Mars, boosting your energy levels!
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This makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, potentially boosting demand.
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That is likely to prompt more spending and other growth boosting steps from Beijing.
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Resource stocks gained as the jobs report weighed on the greenback, boosting commodity prices.
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Reading, regardless of the time of day, has other career boosting benefits as well.
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Of course, whether or not naps have brain-boosting power, they just feel great.
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Popular investments include labor-saving efforts, boosting capacity and research and development, the Feb.
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The moves, aimed at boosting manufacturing and economic growth, also dimmed prospects for renewables.
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He believes commodities prices will stabilize, boosting miners like BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
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Rousteing's active role in social media has been instrumental in boosting the brand's profile.
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The company will be upgrading equipment, improving restaurant technology and boosting advertising through 2018.
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The Podesta Group has also been boosting its grassroots and advocacy work for clients.
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Underlying detail in the monthly payrolls snapshot pointed to tight labor markets boosting wages.
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On the same day, Mars connects with Neptune, boosting your creative and psychic abilities.
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Netflix shares soared after the streaming television company's strong customer growth, boosting the Nasdaq.
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To handle the workload, banks and law firms are boosting their corporate restructuring teams.
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A gradual recovery in Asia's third-largest economy is boosting demand for hotel rooms.
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So these days she goes for endorphin-boosting workouts at least twice a week.
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The measures include boosting the use of renewable energy and investing in clean technologies.
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U.S. oil prices settled 2500 percent higher, boosting the energy sector up 29 percent.
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Investors squared positions before a European Central Bank meeting this week, boosting the euro.
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But sterling fell following the data release, boosting the FTSE 100 into positive territory.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Virgo July 25, boosting the energy in your social life.
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The moon is in Capricorn for most of the day, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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Brick-and-mortar stores, which have been boosting their online presence, also fared well.
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Both games are about wall-running, jetpack-boosting super soldiers in the distant future.
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Details of the final season have been kept a closely guarded secret, boosting anticipation.
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Samsung was caught boosting the Galaxy S4's GPU performance on benchmarks in 2013.
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And, as Jones puts it, there's no evidence proving its alleged libido-boosting effects.
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Venus and the Sun connect with your other ruling planet, Mars, boosting your energy.
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Here are eight tricks for boosting your bathing suit confidence without losing any weight.
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Andersen declined comment on boosting his offer, insisting only that DSV would remain disciplined.
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By boosting basic research and infrastructure for aquaculture, governments could hasten a welcome trend.
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Reed said supporting electric vehicles would align with Trump's priorities in boosting domestic manufacturing.
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"Our experience is that announcing cost cuts is not exactly boosting morale," he said.
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Policymakers have for months had an interest in boosting reporting requirements about opportunity zones.
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The decision came amid a reconsideration of the BOJ's approach to boosting economic growth.
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However, stock market traders like the report, boosting futures and indicating a positive open.
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Boosting consumer spending by 1 percent would cost the budget around A$17 billion.
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If Democratic candidates are serious about boosting American labor, they should support three changes.
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Iran also has been boosting Assad, sending weapons and thousands of soldiers to Syria.
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Unfortunately, they create a circular narrative, with strong poll numbers boosting well-known figures.
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The goal is to simplify and lower fees by boosting competition and increasing transparency.
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That could reverse losses in the euro and weigh on the dollar, boosting gold.
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Many localities understand the job-creating, economy-boosting benefits that broadband investment will bring.
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The House bill does that by boosting employment and training funding with $1 billion.
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Boosting retirement savings is a bipartisan priority among lawmakers in both chambers of Congress.
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The governor said a challenge this year is boosting exports during a global slowdown.
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Facebook tweaked its algorithms and a month in the result is boosting conservative websites.
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Charles Scharf, the new CEO, will focus on boosting organic growth, the company said.
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New customer wins and increasing demand for its cloud protection is also boosting growth.
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The rights issue completed in June was aimed at boosting the bank's capital levels.
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They "care more about boosting their share price than about protecting democracy," Cohen said.
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Critics are concerned about the $11 billion project boosting Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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Making fisheries more sustainable, for example, could ensure higher future returns by boosting production.
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The scope for adequate growth-boosting policy responses beyond U.S. shores is also narrowing.
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None of the 17 companies that responded to Reuters queries mentioned boosting their headcount.
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And the industry has sought to cushion the decline of coal by boosting exports.
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Shine was seen as boosting the White House's already close relationship with Fox News.
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At the same time, the administration has lifted controls on currency exchange, boosting inflation.
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Environmentalists say the rule change is not about animal management but about boosting profits.
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Drugs like EPO and steroids have a long track record of boosting athletic performance.
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Boosting the standard deduction should be a big boon for a lot of them.
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On June 29, Mercury enters Cancer, boosting communication around your professional or public goals.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces, where it's boosting your psychic abilities.
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The Moon enters Cancer at 5:44 AM, boosting our psychic abilities and creativity.
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It clashes with Neptune, creating communication mishaps, but meets with Jupiter, boosting your intuition.
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If you care more about promoting work than boosting wages, that might be fine.
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Trump signs an executive order aimed at boosting government support for historically black colleges.
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I've even altered my go-to Dandy recipe to include additional skin-boosting benefits.
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Both of those taxes would affect all workers, boosting taxes across all income classes.
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On October 7, Mercury enters intellectual Air sign Libra, boosting communication in your relationships.
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The capital expenditures saved from the trend often go into boosting e-commerce units.
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The Moon is in psychic Pisces, boosting your intuition, but also making you sensitive.
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Stock buybacks decrease the number of a company's outstanding shares, boosting earnings per share.
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But retailers cut 21,600 jobs last month, after boosting payrolls by 25,100 in May.
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Patent-boosting rules favored by pharmaceutical companies would increase the price of prescription drugs.
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Options include boosting funding to specific countries, agreeing to resettle refugees and deploying peacekeepers.
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But Bannon's camp has lately begun boosting the prospect of a primary against Sen.
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Naughton said she expects the group to play a major role in boosting Rep.
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Rate hikes typically lower demand for non-interest-paying gold while boosting the dollar.
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The potential for greatly boosting productivity through "disruptive" innovation may be hard to foresee.
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National Democrats have already been on the airwaves boosting Greenfield's image in the state.
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It recommends their use for healing wounds, boosting the immune system and treating cancer.
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The moon meets Neptune at 8:08 PM, boosting our imaginative and intuitive abilities.
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A Chinese rocket boosting two Pakistani satellites into orbit from Jiuquan, China, in July.
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Renewed calls for gun control haven't had the effect of boosting gun stock prices.
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The red reishi has long been used as an immune-boosting tonic in Asia.
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Philardeau said Nestle was also boosting its presence on online platforms such as Alibaba.
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It will also include practical strategies and activities for boosting their own well-being.
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That probably encourages central banks to remain dovish, weighing on yields and boosting gold.
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Smarter Living: There's far too much misinformation out there about boosting your immune system.
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Pell critics malign the grant as an inefficient system ineffective at boosting student success.
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Trump and Republican leaders have pitched tax reform as essential to boosting economic growth.
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It can strengthen detection by boosting intelligence-sharing between banks, regulators and the police.
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Target also committed to boosting its minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2020.
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It temporarily turns teammates into super-soldiers, boosting their speed, damage and damage resistance.
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Also boosting the euro was a comment from an ECB official over the weekend.
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Japan's SoftBank has invested over $10bn in the firm, boosting its valuation to $47bn.
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Republicans insist Trump's tax overhaul and actions to deregulate industry are boosting the economy.
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China has also been boosting production of other meats to help meet any shortfall.
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Corporate tax cuts would "trickle-down" to American workers, raising wages and boosting productivity.
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The country signed $1.6 billion in gas deals on Tuesday aimed at boosting output.
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Many have criticized corporations for artificially boosting stock prices through massive share buyback programs.
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Its former TPP partners are focused on deepening trade cooperation and boosting mutual prosperity.
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The Trump administration is providing banks with that guidance, Mnuchin said, boosting bankers' confidence.
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Windows 10 includes other battery-boosting settings for when your laptop's power runs low.
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Besides boosting loving feelings, cuddling lowers stress and boosts immunity, according to one study.
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That will depend on boosting sales in the $46 billion global infant nutrition market.
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And they let him throw rallies for free, since he was boosting drink sales.
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Data overnight showed a solid rebound for industrial profits in China, further boosting sentiment.
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Both the House and the Senate soundly rejected this outrageous proposal, boosting appropriations instead.
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Kelly's news magazine is still boosting NBC's Sunday night ratings in the 7 p.m.
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Since buyers cannot risk coming to Afghanistan, boosting exports will be critical, Qassimy said.
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Boosting fuel efficiency by 40 percent would reduce freight rates by about seven percent.
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DXY fell on Friday, boosting the price of oil and other dollar denominated commodities.
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Which explains why energy- and recovery-boosting Performix slushies are among the House offerings.
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Neptune ends its retrograde in Pisces on November 24, again boosting your intuitive abilities.
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Other airports have added similar programs in the hopes of boosting airport foot traffic.
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The trade tensions weighed on equity markets, boosting the appeal of safe-haven bullion.
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Communication planet Mercury makes a dreamy connection with Neptune today, boosting your psychic abilities.
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Buybacks reduce the number of shares outstanding, boosting the value of stock that remains.
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Accelerating home prices, which are boosting wealth for some households, should also underpin consumption.
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The moon meets with Neptune at 11:35 AM, boosting our intuition and creativity.
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Also boosting the indexes were gains in marquee companies Facebook Inc, Apple Inc, Amazon.
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Suppose, for the sake of argument, that every $1 billion you spend boosting employment in West Virginia results in 50,000 people rejoining the labor force, but that $1 billion spent boosting employment in Wyoming results in only 10,000 people rejoining the labor force.
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Boosting your character's Light level is one of the core pursuits in both Destiny games.
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Zacks' deputy manager Sejuti Banerjea told CNBC that it's the potential buyout boosting the price.
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This enables them to cut costs while boosting productivity and the success rate of projects.
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Rising home values and stock prices, which are boosting household wealth, are also supporting consumption.
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Higher prices also raise the chances of other producers boosting output, particularly U.S. shale operators.
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The Army Corps has awarded some of its own contracts and is boosting its presence.
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Both were developed to treat gastric issues but have the effect of boosting milk supply.
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The new year has started with the release of upbeat economic data, boosting global equities.
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What is the role that government plays in essentially growing and boosting and fortifying space?
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Boosting factory output and turning around Argentina's economic fortunes are key to Macri's political fortunes.
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Mr Zuma seemed more interested in enriching his friends and family than boosting the economy.
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By selling directly to users, dealers are slashing risk, cutting middlemen and boosting profit margins.
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Whoever wins the election will have to focus on boosting the economy and job creation.
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The sun connects with your ruling planet Mars, boosting your confidence—get out there, Aries!
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Evans recommends boosting resilience by continuing to develop a social network of friends and family.
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So market ructions can put pressure on banks' solvency ratios, discouraging them from boosting activity.
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They recommended forming strategic partnerships, boosting organic search engine optimization, and finding alternative revenue streams.
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This includes boosting investment in early childhood education, embracing immigrants and offering universal health care.
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Mercury enters Taurus on May 6, boosting your mental acuity and bringing news your way.
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As those shields absorb damage, they add to Zarya's "Energy," temporarily boosting her damage output.
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For one, McCullough credits a stronger suburban housing market boosting the economics in these communities.
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Mr Osinbajo has allowed a modest devaluation and started on reforms aimed at boosting growth.
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Male-rights groups allied with nationalist, anti-migrant political parties, boosting them in the polls.
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The government of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, elected in 2016, proved ineffective at boosting economic growth.
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And more firms with good ideas should be able to get loans faster, boosting growth.
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Boosting the plan is the fact that Bavaria is already something of a space center.
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The Liberals have spent a fortune boosting their candidate and plonking placards outside posh houses.
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Strong growth at the drugmaker's Genzyme unit is among the factors boosting Sanofi's financial fortunes.
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The Asian-American population has grown particularly fast, boosting its sway as a voting bloc.
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Biden cited her support for affordable college, expanded health care and boosting wages for workers.
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Inpex Corp likewise is cutting its exploration expenditures by 50 percent, while boosting development spending.
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Better-educated people should surely be more likely to come up with productivity-boosting innovations.
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Crypto investors saw its "utility" as an opportunity, boosting the price above $1,100 in January.
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She loves Arnold's energy-boosting snacks, like the fiber-, fat-, potassium- and protein-packed pistachios.
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The real estate mogul had campaigned on a platform of boosting business and American jobs.
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He promises to stimulate the economy by decreasing taxes on businesses and boosting oil production.
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Industry officials and analysts said boosting imports would be a short-term remedy at best.
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He added that it's time fiscal policies play a bigger part in boosting economic activity.
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However, we could see increased focus on employment generation, labor-intensive industries and boosting investments.
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"Brexit is undoubtedly boosting Ireland's attractiveness as an alternative to the UK," the report said.
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Boosting the Earned Income Tax Credit, a wage subsidy with bipartisan support, would help too.
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The French president assumed that competitiveness-boosting reforms in France would increase Paris's negotiating power.
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Cabot answered that call by boosting its quarterly cash dividend to 9 cents a share.
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You're going to need all the confidence boosting you can get before you duel someone.
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Qaboos wants to create jobs for Omanis and diversify beyond oil, including by boosting tourism.
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Boosting crude processing at both facilities should help reverse a prolonged decline in refining levels.
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In the same news conference, he also said boosting employment could help heal racial divides.
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He'd delved further into the level than ever before, simultaneously boosting his confidence and anxiety.
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Numerous experiments on non-human animals show that boosting testosterone levels boosts levels of aggression.
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Its critics have grown louder over time, despite its success in boosting trade and investment.
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Too Faced's Glow Job is a radiance-boosting glitter face mask infused with real gold.
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But poultry is the big winner, boosting stocks of companies and even benefiting exporting countries.
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The reforms must be passed by Congress, where there is broad support for boosting pensions.
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Delta topped profit estimates, sending its shares 21.20 percent higher and boosting other airline stocks.
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Its current focus is on boosting revenue at hotels, however, rather than growing its network.
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Elsewhere, investors are focusing on Wednesday's Dutch elections, which are boosting gold's safe-haven appeal.
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But can what you eat also be effective in boosting your mood and treating depression?
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Findings from the survey appear to show that online streaming is boosting sales of vinyl.
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Mars enters your sign today, boosting your energy and making you more confrontational than usual.
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Vets: Boosting the previously-projected Veterans Affairs budget by 5.8% or $4.3 billion in 2018.
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Boosting payments Zuckerberg has repeatedly hinted at his desire to boost the network's payment services.
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Renzi's government had embarked on a series of reforms aimed at boosting growth and prosperity.
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A spokesperson for the New York Times declined comment on the issue of Facebook boosting.
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Shares on Chinese stock exchanges climbed after the government reaffirmed its commitment to boosting growth.
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The city, in conjunction with federal agencies, is boosting security for the high-profile event.
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The growing focus on boosting equity values is attracting attention from other areas of finance.
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Without his mother's milk to provide him with immunity-boosting colostrum, Stanton became even sicker.
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Contrasting is a confidence-boosting alternative: Whether it's slight or drastic is up to you.
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If you're generating gold, there's no need to focus on production-boosting improvements, for instance.
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Belhaj said boosting the digital economy and enabling competition was key to resolving such problems.
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The document attempts to fill one of Trump's key campaign pledges for boosting economic growth.
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Any reforms must be passed by Congress, where there is broad support for boosting pensions.
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Boosting your credit score now will lead to lower relative borrowing costs in the future.
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The plunge in oil prices was supposed to help consumers by boosting their disposable incomes.
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Shares in China climbed on Friday after the government reiterated its commitment to boosting growth.
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But economic reforms, designed to diversify the kingdom beyond oil exports, are boosting foreign interest.
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Others remembered the role Romero played in boosting the film industry in Pittsburgh and beyond.
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Ant's status as one of the biggest tech groups in China is also boosting demand.
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The refranchising would significantly reduce capital needs, while boosting margins and returns, the company said.
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So how does the startup back up its claim of boosting performance by approximately 15%?
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Boosting the size of the Navy is a key objective of Republican President Donald Trump.
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The increased investment would provide workers with more and newer capital goods, boosting labor productivity.
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It was praised for boosting exporters' profits and brightening business sentiment through a weak yen.
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"We are boosting production and a supply shortage should be solved accordingly," Morita told Reuters.
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Innovation could lower prices and thus stimulate incomes indirectly, boosting demand for new jobs elsewhere.
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Japanese companies were, however, much more cautious about boosting investment in their main overseas markets.
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Alles has met with members of Congress to talk about boosting the caps for agents.
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The 2900 bills also include provisions aimed at boosting retirement savings and small business innovation.
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It gave no further comment, but has previously said it is boosting its monitoring systems.
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Simmons said in a 2013 Heartland Institute podcast that boosting renewable energy would hurt consumers.
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"Look at it this way ..." Francine stammers, groping in vain for another morale-boosting bromide.
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The outgoing Speaker wanted to highlight legislation aimed at boosting skills training for technical jobs.
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Curtailments quickly changed the economics, boosting Canadian prices and diluting a major advantage for Husky.
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Other retailers thrived during the event too, with increased traffic and conversion boosting their volume.
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Additionally, the company will have a way to automatically record maintenance, boosting transparency for users.
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Boosting the percentage to 15 percent by 2021 increases the economic impact to $6.3 billion.
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Although the EU needs to deal with popular anger, the remedy lies in boosting growth.
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Weaker U.S. Treasury yields also helped the yen, boosting its appeal relative to the greenback.
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The central government issued guidelines in 2015 aimed at boosting the performance of its SOEs.
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Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into octane boosting components that are blended into gasoline.
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Instagram said it built machine learning tools to help detect and remove fake popularity boosting.
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The bank said the capital-boosting issue would follow the bank receiving all regulatory approvals.
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Picking a fight with the United States made it an enemy, boosting Iranian nationalist pride.
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He has previously set a goal of boosting output to 1.1 million bpd by August.
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"It's early in the year," Schwan said, on why he is not boosting the target.
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Djokovic then held serve throughout to snatch a morale-boosting victory ahead of the Nov.
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That requires not only boosting South Korea's deterrence but also a diplomatic tack as well.
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This would be likely to help gold by boosting the euro and weakening the dollar.
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The long-term picture is for state-owned Coal India to keep boosting domestic output.
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It may also increase tensions in the Middle East, which are already boosting oil prices.
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Nine of its 10 main sectors were lower, with gold miners boosting the materials sector.
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It makes gasoline better by safely boosting octane and enhancing combustion in high technology engines.
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His rallies in 2018 are a mix of ego-boosting and retreat to familiar territory.
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Late last year, however, Riyadh began settling its debts more promptly, boosting the private sector.
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Since January, Starbucks shares have gained 29%, boosting its market value to nearly $99 billion.
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The consumer discretionary index sector inched up 0.12 percent, with Home Depot boosting the Dow.
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In another parliament appearance in February, he praised Kuroda's policies for boosting jobs and growth.
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All those ads are aimed at hurting Ossoff's vote, rather than boosting a specific Republican.
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Ocasio-Cortez is the latest to lead the charge on boosting rates for high earners.
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He cited growing international brand awareness, along with new countries adding Prime, boosting his projections.
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The change was one of several tax measures aimed at boosting the sluggish housing market.
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Those two steps should go a long way toward boosting your score in a hurry.
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Earlier forecasts had predicted colder temperatures would persist through most of January, boosting heating demand.
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Remember, it was in the $70s before Russia and Saudi Arabia talked about boosting production.
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He decided to return any savings to employees, by boosting maternity leave and other benefits.
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If more followed suit, the urge to maximize production could eventually lessen, boosting shareholder returns.
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TURKISH FINANCE MINISTER SAYS PUBLIC BANKS CUTTING LOAN RATES IS BOOSTING TURKISH CONSTRUCTION SECTOR -TWITTER
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We are putting energy efficiency first and boosting uptake of renewable energy across the board.
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Thus potentially boosting the chances of the central bank prolonging its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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For days when coffee isn't enough, try one of these energy-boosting foods for breakfast.
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Mercury meets Mars, boosting your energy—it's time to cut off something that's not working!
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The moon in fiery Aries connects with Mars at 9:58 AM, boosting our energy.
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It would also lead to women having healthier and better educated children, further boosting prosperity.
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Fiery Mars enters Taurus on October 22, boosting your energy levels to get shit done.
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The populist nationalist — and Trump-boosting — website Breitbart News is slowly populating the White House.
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Boosting its petrochemicals portfolio further could help to attract investors for the initial public offering.
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Flipboard is following the launch of its "smart magazines" by boosting the role of videos.
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The Moon enters Aries today, boosting your energy and encouraging you to get shit done.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini today, boosting your already very sharp mental powers.
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However boosting their defense spending would probably put them in violation of EU budget rules.
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"It's about boosting efficiency by dedicating these three plants to Russian oil," said the executive.
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The Moon connects with warrior Mars in Capricorn at 2:33 PM, boosting our energy.
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Mercury enters Gemini and meets the sun, boosting mental acuity and bringing information your way.
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Mars will also enter Libra October 22, boosting your energy when it comes to socializing.
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It said boosting worker education, skills and professional networks is also critical for raising productivity.
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Boosting farming again will go a long way toward ensuring renewed prosperity in Puerto Rico.
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Mulvaney also cited tax reform as a means of boosting capital investment to create jobs.
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Baek said other issues aimed at boosting cooperation between the two Koreas will be discussed.
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He identified 30 projects that had the best chance of boosting sales on the site.
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"Endorphin-boosting exercises will be more necessary than ever during these far-from-normal circumstances."
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And health experts encourage sunshine and exercise for their mental health and immune-boosting benefits.
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That would imply tighter supply of these bonds in the market, potentially boosting their prices.
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Boosting your protein intake can help keep your muscles healthy and increase your muscle mass.
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This would likely streamline the experience of SMBs, while also boosting customer loyalty and satisfaction.
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History demonstrates that they often recognize the performance-boosting power before the medical community does.
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The signal-boosting powers of social media turn individual acts into incendiary forms of protest.
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Coal, oil, and natural gas have provided lifesaving, economy-boosting heat and electricity to billions.
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It is slightly more focused towards guiding growth to meet targets rather than boosting growth.
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It is slightly more focused toward guiding growth to meet targets rather than boosting growth.
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Has the mainstream Democratic Party become too pessimistic about the possibility of boosting economic growth?
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President Donald Trump has launched a trade war against Beijing and is boosting defense spending.
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The moon enters water sign Pisces at 7:40 AM, boosting our intuition and sensitivities.
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It has also sought to undermine the sanctions by boosting economic cooperation with South Korea.
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It would create a large source of new demand for power, boosting investment in renewables.
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A third hypersonic test vehicle was deliberately destroyed when its boosting missile failed in 2014.
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Republicans hope Corker will ultimately vote for tax reform in hopes of boosting economic growth.
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Boosting Latino turnout to put states like Arizona and Texas in play wouldn't hurt, either.
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The Moon connects to creative Neptune at 12:18 PM, boosting our intuition and imagination.
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The carriers said the aircraft purchases were aimed at boosting capacity in their regional markets.
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That, in turn, shrinks the number of shares outstanding, boosting the holdings of existing shareholders.
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The buying centres also fit into Zambia's strategy of boosting revenue from its mineral resources.
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The boosting of workplace morale requires doughnuts as often in luxe restaurants as anywhere else.
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Mr. Huerta believes that boosting turnout is crucial to bringing needed resources into poor neighborhoods.
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Nationwide, Biden's campaign is counting on boosting his margins in 24 majority-black congressional districts.
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China did indeed benefit, kicking its manufacturing machine into high gear and boosting its exports.
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Some have strategies for boosting their earnings and others get lucky with a viral hit.
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Knowledge about the option to enter hospice care is the first step towards boosting utilization.
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He raised $1.1 million in the next four days, boosting his total to $2.8 million.
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But in the cacophony of venture capitalist boosting, that became about emotion, and even soul.
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Speculators have responded by boosting positions against the dollar to record levels in recent months.
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Caffeine has only been shown to be temporarily effective when it comes to metabolism boosting.
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"We want to load the dice," Reese said, on boosting success rates with this approach.
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Ahead of the South Carolina primary in February, Dobson recorded a robocall boosting Texas Sen.
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Read more >> Making ourselves inaccessible from time to time is essential to boosting our focus.
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Boosting creativity There are a number of other ways VR is being used for education.
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The company announced a slew of new updates aimed at boosting transparency around such ads.
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The chain has been expanding its online grocery order platform, called ClickList, boosting those results.
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Lawmakers at a hearing Friday focused their attention on boosting mental health access for patients.
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These are just a few of the positive trends boosting our markets and our prospects.
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"The dollar rally will likely start to curb," thus boosting shares of large multinational companies.
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The top three states contain a total of 2,001 Christmas tree farms, boosting their rankings.
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Turks will vote on April 16 on a constitutional reform sharply boosting the president's powers.
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The new political activity is boosting Democrats' hopes for possibly flipping the state governor's seat.
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"This is boosting market sentiment and increasing investors' willingness to take on risk," he said.
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Analysts said an Italian bond sale also went smoothly, boosting sentiment after a turbulent week.
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This enabled the firm to wager far more capital than it controlled, seriously boosting returns.
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Brussels hopes that by boosting ecommerce it can erase borders in trading to increase growth.
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It also said it was in talks with Kazkommertsbank's shareholders about boosting the lender's capital.
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When it comes to boosting productivity, it takes brilliant innovation to compensate for anemic investment.
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TO) for 60 million pounds ($85 million), boosting the supermarket group's control of customer data.
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The measure is aimed at boosting the U.S. economy, mainly by reducing taxes on businesses.
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Carrasquilla did not say how Colombia would go about boosting the quality premium so sharply.
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Officially, the visit was focused on boosting Democrats like Scholten ahead of the midterm elections.
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Another $2.65 million went toward boosting a Florida constitutional amendment restoring voting rights to felons.
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Clinton's team has also purchased $15 million in new radio ads boosting the Democratic nominee.
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ET. Woods' win is seen boosting the golf business he helped transform 25 years ago.
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The Times credits the outage for boosting stocks related to network security, including SecuAvail Inc.
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She also said that banking sector was capable of boosting lending, according to the website.
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However, a Corbyn victory would also revive hopes of cancelling Brexit while boosting public spending.
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Oil prices climbed higher amid concerns about tensions in the Middle East, boosting Russian assets.
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The Federal Reserve continues to raise rates, tightening monetary policy and boosting the U.S. dollar.
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Nail salons in stores, a revamped loyalty program and kids' shoe sections are boosting DSW.
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And last but far from least, we must fuel our startup engine by boosting entrepreneurship.
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Boosting your 401(k) also means you should be cognizant of how much you contribute.
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As Home Depot noted last week, a tight housing supply is boosting the overall category.
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Every year, taxpayers spend well-over $85033 billion in tax expenditures devoted toward boosting saving.
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Expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit is a proven strategy for boosting take-home income.
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The focus of the 2020 Dutch budget is on boosting the purchasing power of households.
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Boosting the RBA's confidence, corporate profits are soaring while measures of business sentiment are strong.
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Broadly, Pompeo committed to filling critical vacancies at the State Department and boosting workforce morale.
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But some progressives have criticized full expensing, arguing that it's ineffective at boosting investment. Sen.
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The money was in exchange for help boosting Mr. Trump's name in two online polls.
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As a result of all this, countries across the region are boosting their defense spending.
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Spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is gradually boosting wage growth.
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And she did it — boosting her savings account by over $17,000 in just 10 months.
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Other companies aim to adapt by scaling up and boosting profits by trading bigger volumes.
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The majority claim that other, non-monetary job benefits would be key in boosting their happiness.
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On top of that, we developed a booty-boosting design that make your assets look unbelievable.
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But far from damaging Biden's chances of winning the Democratic nomination, Trump is boosting them immeasurably.
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I just kept writing in my journal and boosting myself up to keep my confidence high.
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Yellen's remarks helped push Wall Street indexes to record highs overnight by boosting U.S. bank stocks.
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Among them: tariff increases that are shaking up markets and boosting volatility particularly in advanced economies.
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Boosting capacity at the field requires much-needed investment that NOC has been struggling to secure.
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Boosting on the Mini S is just as fun and easy as on the Boosted's longboards.
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Besides boosting demand, there are hopes that RSPO NEXT will increase transparency in the supply chain.
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The law was aimed at cutting U.S. oil imports and boosting the use of renewable fuels.
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How to up your GQ (gratefulness quotient) I'm currently conducting two completely unscientific thankfullness-boosting experiments.
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The Moon makes a harmonious connection with Neptune at 10:37 AM, boosting our intuitive abilities.
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Focus on boosting your DPS up beyond 100,000 and your health up to at least 50,000.
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These apps are all aimed at boosting productivity, which will then earn you more leisure time.
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Tethered drones that beam mobile data don't only make sense for boosting coverage during large events.
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The "Fight Song" singer, known for her confidence-boosting anthems, released her album Waves on Thursday.
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It is seen as an undervalued time of the day with the potential for boosting sales.
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The dollar was down by 3.003 percent versus a basket of currencies, boosting greenback-denominated oil.
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Available capacity rose 3.9 percent in the month, compared to September last year, boosting load factors.
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We believe that the new iPhones are boosting ASPs nicely, but unit growth is still lacking.
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To compensate, Apple has increased the price of the iPhone, boosting its ASP and overall profit.
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Mercury will soon join these planets on January 11, boosting communication between yourself and your partners.
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The Japanese automaker instead announced the creation of a special committee aimed at boosting corporate governance.
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The first special market factor is the rapid rise in international oil prices, boosting gasoline prices.
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Germany is benefiting from record high employment, which is boosting household spending and government tax receipts.
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Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is gradually boosting wage growth.
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The cash is still coursing through the country - boosting profits, dividends, share prices and tax receipts.
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They also used more yield-boosting technology—as did farmers in other parts of the world.
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This allows its brands to react to trends immediately, reducing in-store markdowns and boosting profitability.
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Internally, however, some Twitter employees are said to doubt that Russian accounts were boosting the message.
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Trump's former adviser, Steve Bannon, has been credited with boosting far-right political groups in Europe.
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Mr Trump's goal of boosting manufacturing employment would require reversing a 70-year trend (see chart).
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Trader Tim Seymour believes the metal's price can go higher, boosting Freeport-McMoRan and Southern Copper.
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Strikes in France have slashed European supplies for almost two weeks, boosting demand for U.S. diesel.
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Boosting transport links and infrastructure would help in addressing some of the supply concerns, he added.
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We need to address this challenge by raising awareness and boosting investment in research and monitoring.
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The consultants' advice, especially when it was about boosting governance and reforming the army, was ignored.
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The Moon enters Cancer tonight, putting you in a sensitive mood and boosting your psychic abilities.
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And in honor of this milestone, Fresh is launching the Vitamin Nectar Vibrancy-Boosting Face Mask.
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Yet simply boosting an employee's pay isn't enough to make workers loyal, Kotter International's Gersch said.
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The group said structural reforms would play an essential role in boosting productivity and potential output.
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It will go a long way toward boosting GDP and putting a dent in recession dread.
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Ride-hailing services also help with the government's stated aim of boosting women's labour-market activity.
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Beyond that, however, progress at boosting female representation in both business and politics has been slow.
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The company reported its cloud business grew by 211% in the period, boosting its overall results.
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Whoever eventually forms a government will have to focus on boosting the economy and job creation.
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Analysts at Jefferies, Wedbush and Credit Suisse were the most bullish, boosting their targets to $1,13.
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Offering a cheaper robot will make them more widely available, boosting the output of robot research.
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Among supporters of the remaining presidential contenders, Trump's backers favor boosting defense spending the most (66%).
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The moon is in Aries, boosting your energy and helping you tackle your to-do list.
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Modi will be discussing a plan for Israeli help in boosting India's food security, officials said.
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A bill aimed at boosting retirement savings could also grant some tax relief to college students.
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When world markets fall, Japanese and Swiss investors tend to bring cash home, boosting their currencies.
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This new round will go a ways toward boosting sales and marketing for the first product.
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In what might be considered a double-edged sword, the strengthening economy is boosting unsecured debt.
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Doing that job requires a more nuanced approach to reader complaints than simply signal-boosting them.
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Plentiful rain this summer has developing corn and soy crops in good shape, boosting yield potential.
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There's a clear impetus to continue boosting the banking industry, whether it needs it or not.
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The world's largest carrier is boosting the price of beer, wine and liquor by $1 each.
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One of the main techniques for boosting the volume perception of a song is through compression.
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A rise in participation brings marginalised workers into the workforce, boosting the earnings of poorer households.
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Rising home values and stock market prices, which are boosting household wealth, are also supporting consumption.
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Trump did not address the potential cost of building his proposed wall or boosting ICE officers.
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On the reverse side, KKday benefits by boosting its inventory with H.I.S.'s decades-old business.
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It compensated by boosting advertising and pushing new paid offerings, affecting earnings growth, former employees said.
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And in January it announced new ad settings controls, also billed as boosting transparency and control.
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Even though more women were going to work, boosting household incomes, family finances were increasingly fragile.
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That drove Treasury yields higher, denting interest in non-yielding bullion while boosting the U.S. currency.
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That's why I gathered confidence-boosting tips from some of my favorite plus fashion bloggers ahead.
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Philip Lowe, the head of the RBA, calls such loans a "financial amplifier", further boosting prices.
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Boosting the tech-heavy Nasdaq were gains in shares of Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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Globalization may be the key to boosting Argentina's economy, President Mauricio Macri told CNBC on Thursday.
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These inferior vaccines for whooping cough and tetanus were inefficient at boosting the human immune system.
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The aim, as with Italy's expansionary 2019 budget, is to stimulate growth by boosting domestic demand.
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Boosting capacity at Sharara and other fields requires investment that NOC has been struggling to secure.
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"Dramatically" boosting access to federal financing for retrofits and new construction for schools and public buildings.
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Instead of trying to fix them and rein in demand, China is focusing on boosting supplies.
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To scattered applause, he boasts about boosting recycling rates and empowering women through interest-free loans.
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And the label's latest confidence-boosting launch is all about putting your curves on full display.
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That's because cold water triggers a wave of mood-boosting neurochemicals which make you feel happy.
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Investors were also focusing on Wednesday's Dutch elections, which have been boosting gold's safe-haven appeal.
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Firstly they're loud, featuring excellent mids and highs, with some noticeable boosting of the lower spectrum.
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LNG industry executives are unfazed, despite China's role in reviving global cargo trade and boosting prices.
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Reducing non-performing loans and boosting labor market flexibility could also help mitigate any downside risks.
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Stoltenberg, however, expressed gratitude to Trump directly Wednesday for his emphasis on boosting allied defense spending.
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In addition to boosting the moods of pawns, these sculptures depict events in the colony's history.
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We have already successfully improved more than 12,400 events, boosting more than 2,250,000 registrations so far.
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Lending titans at home, the "big four" have invested in boosting their profile in New York.
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Conventionally, extra spending by oil importers exceeds cuts in spending by exporters, boosting global aggregate demand.
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This may suggest a lesson to politicians: reducing unemployment and boosting wages will undoubtedly increase happiness.
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Boosting the profitability of relationships with key corporate, institutional and commercial customers is a core objective.
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Perhaps some unseen deal or positive piece of news is boosting the fortunes of digital currencies?
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Try L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glow Amour Glow Boosting Drops — or skip the product altogether.
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Alibaba, Tencent's primary rival, is boosting its investment to bankroll expansions into more cities and businesses.
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Theoretically, this signal boosting could, in turn, generate profit-making recognition for Dzodan down the line.
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Investors in alcohol shares were in higher spirits, boosting consumer staples and supporting the broader indexes.
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This would have the effect of boosting assumed revenues from tax reform and relaxation of regulations.
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Alkylation units convert low-octane refining byproducts into octane-boosting components that are blended into gasoline.
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The UAE has been boosting its investments in the Seychelles, Comoros, and other Indian Ocean nations.
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The majority of China's space ambitions remain focused on boosting Chinese prestige at home and abroad.
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Policymakers intent on boosting the sputtering U.S. growth rate are well advised to look at regulation.
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Data suggested that stimulus measures in China, the world's biggest nickel consumer, are boosting the economy.
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Welch said he'd also give Trump an "A" for boosting morale among business owners and consumers.
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One prank in particular got some credit for boosting the price of the world's largest cryptocurrency.
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Other OPEC countries have been boosting production, but global inventories have still been falling, analysts said.
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The Moon in Aquarius meets with Mars at 6:22 AM, boosting the energy this morning.
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A potential stimulus from China should be boosting momentum for the metal as well, analysts said.
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The dollar's strength means Chinese products are relatively cheap in the U.S., boosting sales, said Tipp.
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They say the bill should not increase defense spending without also boosting non-defense domestic programs.
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Buybacks reduced shares outstanding by 8 percent from a year earlier, further boosting earnings per share.
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Verizon announced on Wednesday that it will be boosting its data network in Washington on Jan.
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Boosting the President's spirits may just make life around the White House easier for political aides.
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The dollar was down by 0.9 percent versus a basket of currencies, boosting greenback-denominated oil.
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Britain's FTSE 100 jumped 0.9 percent thanks to a weaker pound boosting London-listed multinational exporters.
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Britain's FTSE 28 jumped 29 percent thanks to a weaker pound boosting London-listed multinational exporters.
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For boosting earnings, as in so many realms, nothing beats being a straight, white, married man.
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S&P added that boosting productivity and immigration would help offset some of the demographic challenges.
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Trump's budget proposal cut $54 billion from domestic spending, the same amount it proposes boosting defense.
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Your planetary ruler Mars makes an easy connection with dreamy Neptune today, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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The trends, while boosting quarterly profit and revenue, also helped Visa update its full-year forecast.
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And Mr Trump omitted the growth-boosting reforms to the corporation tax that conservative economists favour.
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The claim that artificial attempts to force wages higher will boost employment, by boosting AD. 19303.
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Recently appointed sales chief Eric Schulz has made boosting A2900neo sales a top priority this year.
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She added that this would include boosting staff numbers at immigration authorities at the municipal level.
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That would be a highly unlikely consequence of boosting the size threshold, for two key reasons.
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Trust your intuition: The Moon is in psychic Water sign Cancer today, boosting your intuitive abilities.
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But trackers do not seek to attract investment by boosting their returns, unlike actively managed funds.
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The most urgent task, of course, is boosting their companies' embarrassingly low percentages of minority employees.
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Roaring growth acted as a palliative, boosting incomes and shrinking the relative size of bad debts.
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The moon enters intuitive Cancer this afternoon, boosting your intuitive abilities and bringing communication your way.
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