Payrolls could get a boost from early holiday season hiring.
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Democrats could also get a boost from the presidential election.
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Other countries in Southeast Asia could soon get a boost.
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Domestic spending will also get a boost to $591 billion.
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U.S. innovation can also get a boost from immigrant college graduates.
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Republicans in Mississippi get a boost from voters' feelings toward Trump.
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If the U.S. dollar weakens, commodities will likely get a boost.
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It would also get a boost from a general economic rebound.
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However, that doesn't necessarily mean U.S. stocks will get a boost.
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If people aren't traveling, airlines may not get a boost, either.
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Mr. Biden could get a boost in New York from Gov.
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Those efforts could soon get a boost from an unlikely source.
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If this doesn't happen, then "bitcoin cash" could get a boost.
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They think they'll get a boost Tuesday afternoon when Volker testifies.
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And they're about to get a boost from hundreds of veterans. Gov.
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If you manage to impress these people, you'll get a boost afterward.
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Tech shares across the region may get a boost after Apple Inc.
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Presidential candidates usually get a boost in popularity following their party conventions.
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Small-cap companies are likely to get a boost from tax reform.
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One industry, if either Hillary or Trump wins, might get a boost.
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Growth is also expected to get a boost from increased government spending.
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Partnerships that concern money will also get a boost at this time.
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You should expect some of the remaining pages to get a boost.
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But history shows some equities get a boost from from plunging rates.
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When those treatments are approved, he figured the stock would get a boost.
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The Clinton campaign is also hoping to get a boost from tapping Sen.
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It remains unclear which House candidates will get a boost from Bloomberg's money.
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Your partner could get a boost in income around this new moon, too!
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The stock market could get a boost from consumer names reporting next week.
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Democrats may get a boost from groups engaged in long-shot legislative races.
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Small models and turboprops could also get a boost from rising oil prices.
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Another way the US economy could get a boost: Ending the trade war.
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Autos and oil get a boost Other riskier assets also got a lift.
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Your imagination and intuitive powers will also get a boost during this time.
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Bernie Sanders could get a boost that leaves Joe Biden in the dust.
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That's why markets could get a boost Friday from the US jobs report.
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He believes that even Syndergaard could get a boost on the radar gun.
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As a result, state-specific muni funds would get a boost under the bill.
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Not sure why the People Edge didn't get a boost from five to 10.
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Other cash-strapped Greek museums will also get a boost from hosting Documenta's works.
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The winner of the game could get a boost in the eyes of voters.
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But he said prices would get a boost in coming months as inventories fell.
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Guts get a boost when you participate in clinical trials or read certain books.
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Trump won't so much get a boost from Pence, as give Pence a boost.
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Stocks look like they'll get a boost today from continued strength in crude oil.
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Barrett did appear to get a boost from at least one prominent Republican. Sen.
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Communication within your relationships will get a boost when Mercury enters Virgo this evening.
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While the economy should get a boost, the stock market may still slow down.
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And Republican candidates attempting to run in his image don't get a boost either.
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Losers won't have those worries, and many will get a boost from Amazon anyway.
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Bay Area coronavirus testing is about to get a boost from the private sector.
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They thought second-quarter numbers would get a boost thanks to recent currency trends.
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"Series 1," will get a boost to a dual-core processor and cost $269.
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Remember: The services business will get a boost when Apple TV+ goes live on Friday.
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Rivals Suzuki and Daihatsu would get a boost from the Mitsubishi's sales halt, he added.
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An Amazon challenge seems inevitable — and it might even get a boost from Congressional investigators.
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Bitcoin could get a boost if one key level holds, according to trader Jim Iuorio.
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Analysts had expected America Movil to get a boost from the Mexican peso's recent rally.
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Restaurants and taxis typically lose business, but services that deliver takeaway food get a boost.
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Cancer is a psychic Water sign, so expect your intuition to get a boost, too.
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Immigration enforcement, veterans' healthcare and opioid addiction programs will get a boost in the budget.
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She could get a boost in Virginia from her newly announced running mate, Virginia Sen.
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His picks won't be the only ones to get a boost, according to his forecasts.
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This way, when you reapply sun protection, you get a boost of antioxidants as well.
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The company expects revenue to get a boost from the Olympics, which start next month.
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Meanwhile, Japanese companies saw their fuel-efficient cars get a boost in the American market.
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In short, as subsidized companies get a boost, the rest of us suffer a burden.
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One new estimate finds that 41 million workers would get a boost from this policy.
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If they get a boost, it will almost certainly be from someone in the organization.
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GoDaddy saw its bottom line get a boost from an increase in revenue per user.
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Both, it should be noted, did get a boost in support, at least in voting percentages.
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Financials, meanwhile, should get a boost as companies in the sector ramp up their buyback programs.
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Car sales may also get a boost as consumers stay away from public transport, he said.
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Commodity prices, which are usually denominated in dollars, typically get a boost from a weaker greenback.
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So if you really want to get a boost, you need to gain their confidence first.
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Cramer expects homebuilders to get a boost as long-term interest rates fall to low levels.
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The president may yet get a boost to his prospects of being re-elected next year.
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Some observers expected sales to get a boost in December from a drop in interest rates.
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The economy could get a boost from a tax reform being mulled by the Trump administration.
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Veterans Affairs would also get a boost next year, along with the National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Some Afghan officials estimated the number is higher, and could be about to get a boost.
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So when Republican women get a boost, they're associating themselves with President Trump and his policies.
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Every time you get exposed to it you just get a boost of an immune response.
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Auto sales are, however, expected to get a boost from the replacement of flood-damaged vehicles.
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Spinoffs also get a boost from "the scrutiny of a new shareholder base," according to Melius.
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Terry McAuliffe (D), whose presidential prospects will get a boost in the wake of Tuesday's outcome.
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Macao has been trying to change that, and those efforts could get a boost from Beijing.
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"Sales next year should get a boost from first-time car buyers, by 30,13 cars," he said.
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Graphics on the iMac are also expected to get a boost, thanks to newer chips from AMD.
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However, unlike 2018, it did not get a boost from sales linked to the soccer World Cup.
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Each theme comes with built-in SEO, so you may even get a boost in traffic too.
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Energy sector will probably get a boost as well, with use of electricity and heating systems surging.
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But he said Stewart could potentially get a boost from the top of the Libertarian Party ticket.
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Just because you get a boost in delta brainwave activity doesn't mean that you will be asleep.
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However, as millennial women take on more economic responsibility, their psychological well-being may get a boost.
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But for now it appears Amazon will get a boost to its current 767 aircraft leasing operations.
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John James is the latest underdog candidate to get a boost from President Trump — and it worked.
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But the company could get a boost if it shows it's making strides to bolster online sales.
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It was made for $40 million and its will surely get a boost from its Oscar nominations.
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However, despite the critical acclaim and popularity of the project, their acting careers didn't get a boost.
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The LSE is hoping to get a boost from China as the world's fastest growing capital market.
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Sarcos is one company that thinks it can get a boost from the infrastructure and manufacturing boom.
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They've lost some steam in premarket trading, but could get a boost from good news on jobs.
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Faiz, the former Amnesty International researcher, fears these groups will get a boost from the executions too.
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However, your intuition does get a boost, so it's a great time to focus on your spiritual pursuits.
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National blood supply could get a boost How could changes to current policy affect the country's blood supply?
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But with the help of Perol and his colleagues' neural network, this important work could get a boost.
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He said the company holds "tremendous brand value" and could get a boost from possible activist investor activity.
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Regardless, the idea of rapid transportation is gathering momentum, and may get a boost from the federal government.
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For instance, auto sales tumbled last month, but could get a boost from replacement of flood-damaged vehicles.
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It could get a boost from volleyball, judo and sailing, which are historically strong sports for the Brazilians.
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Velarde has said the central bank's growth outlook for coming years might get a boost during Kuczynski's term.
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Shares in hotel companies did get a boost from the stock market rally over the past two days.
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Stocks typically get a boost this time of the year during the so-called Santa Claus rally period.
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Falcons 40, Panthers 20 You know how some teams get a boost from an in-season coaching change?
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Domestic crude tends to get a boost from a weaker dollar as it becomes cheaper to foreign buyers.
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Caption: Mobile photos get a boost with Photojojo Iris, a set of three high-quality slip-on glass lenses.
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Growth is also expected to get a boost from businesses restocking warehouses after liquidating inventories in the second quarter.
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Exporters, on the other hand, may find their products more competitive abroad and any overseas earnings get a boost.
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One business that Betancourt said may get a boost is the multi-family housing industry in the United States.
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But Boeing's defense and space businesses could get a boost from an expected increase in military spending under Trump.
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Its shares have fallen 21 percent this year, but it could get a boost from supply reductions, Seymour contended.
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Airline operator Copa Holdings may also get a boost from increased travel to the island, said trader Tim Seymour.
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Cincinnati will try to get a boost on Wednesday from right-hander Rookie Davis, who opposes Milwaukee's Wily Peralta.
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Nearby towns also get a boost as surfers roll in for supplies or, for the less talented, medical care.
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Banks' balance sheets are also likely to get a boost from a recent relaxation of bad-loan buffer rules.
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The stock also failed to get a boost from a 250% increase in revenue and a turn to profitability.
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Boeing's defense and space businesses could get a boost from Trump, who has promised to rebuild the U.S. military.
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At Sunday's event, men were in the minority, and everyone was hoping to get a boost for their company.
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Officials believe Biden may get a boost in these states once the Democratic Party has coalesced around a candidate.
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The FTC will also get a boost from Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have grown tired of Facebook's ceaseless crises.
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"You're going to get a boost in investment," said William Gale, co-director of the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
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Markets are also likely to get a boost in sentiment during trade, following Friday's stronger-than-expected jobs report.
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Bartlett said that Shake Shack's traffic could also get a boost if it announced a third-party delivery partnership.
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To activate the engine, you just start walking and then lean back on the motorized wheels to get a boost.
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Consumer spending in the fourth quarter could also get a boost from a surge in demand for utilities in November.
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However, the Minnesota senator has performed strongly on past debate nights this cycle while still failing to get a boost.
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It now hopes to get a boost from digital currencies by issuing a KODAKCoin that photographers can be paid in.
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Another group could get a boost on his pledge to rebuild America, a theme he reiterated in his victory speech.
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Luxury or high-end items, such as automobiles and entertainment usually get a boost when Wall Street is feeling good.
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You make all of these mini-alliances, and the result is that both artists get a boost in their audience.
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That could harm stocks because costs would rise and profits would shrink, even if US exporters may get a boost.
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He cited Tower Semiconductor and Eagle Materials as two examples of companies which he believes will get a boost soon.
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Jefferies analysts have isolated several stocks they say could get a boost from the latest tax reform proposal from Washington.
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Palladium also appeared to get a boost from hopes for further government stimulus in China, the world's biggest auto market.
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The team-up movie could also get a boost if the "Wonder Woman" solo film slated for June catches fire.
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The advantages: Businesses get a boost, as more commercial and recreational activity happens in the evening than the early morning.
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Milwaukee should also get a boost from newly acquired forward Nikola Mirotic, who is still recovering from a calf injury.
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The reason they are doing this is to get a boost among support to make the next round of debates.
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Your intuitive abilities get a boost, and you're craving more rest as the moon enters Libra, the sign of balance.
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Home prices will likely get a boost from the significant, continuing drop in mortgage rates that began in the spring.
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Mr Fernández would be friendlier than was Ms Fernández to exports, which should get a boost from the peso's devaluation.
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Cramer's bottom line should get a boost thanks to the President's visit, which his campaign says raised over $1 million.
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Although a "neglected" metal in the EV story, copper will also get a boost from the sector's rise, Wang said.
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And while Zelle finds its footing, its competitors get a boost from the broadening industry and rise of cashless banking.
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It wasn't—babies from across the social class spectrum all seemed to get a boost when their parents received coaching.
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Nevertheless, foreign lenders looking to access the Chinese market could get a boost from the country's new central bank chief.
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Now that trend has started to reverse at about the same time that Trump's numbers began to get a boost.
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And though neither is directly tied to the pension demonstrations, both could get a boost from the latest social unrest.
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Patel also said he expects performance in China and the emerging markets will get a boost from Nike's app launches.
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However, NIH would get a boost of $1.4 billion in the proposal, with total funding of $35.5 billion for 2019.
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Analysts say gas demand may get a boost from power producers switching away from coal, depending on relative price levels.
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Some expect the housing market to get a boost from the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady. 5.
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While I would have liked to see the rear 23-megapixel camera get a boost — better low light, faster autofocusing, etc.
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When companies are competing for workers or strong unions are involved, benefits get a boost, said Glassdoor chief economist Andrew Chamberlain.
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The economy is likely to get a boost from President-elect Donald Trump's plan to increase infrastructure spending and cut taxes.
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In Abu Dhabi, the index may get a boost from the third quarter net profit beat from its largest listed developer.
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Cramer prefers Unilever's stock, but said that if Kraft Heinz floats the idea of a deal, it could get a boost.
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"The market could get a boost from homebuyers who decide to jump into the market before rates rise further," said Duncan.
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Should a Republican that doesn't call climate change a hoax get a boost given where the rest of the party stands?
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Navistar said volumes next year would get a boost from its recent launches in the Class 4 and Class 5 category.
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The petrochemical sector in Saudi Arabia, which lagged slightly on Monday, may get a boost from the rise in oil prices.
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But Shadary, who is under EU sanctions, is expected to get a boost from the ruling coalition's control of the media.
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Some of those candidates will get a boost from a new congressional map that made several districts more favorable to Democrats.
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Those efforts may also get a boost from external forces, as calls grow louder for prosecutors to focus more on executives.
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Here's where things stand as Chapek takes over: Hulu will also get a boost now that it's fully part of Disney.
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Prices could also get a boost this week as investors are expecting a drawdown in crude inventories in the United States.
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The fight against life-threatening diseases in one of the world's poorest nations could get a boost from an unlikely avenue: Drones.
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Canopy Growth stock will get a boost from Canada's '2.0 market' in cannabis, Seaport Global Securities said Monday in upgrading the stock.
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Citi said JetBlue could get a boost from lower fuel prices in the short term and from lower costs in long haul.
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By increasing interest rates, consumers would get a boost in interest income that will more than offset any increase in interest expense.
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Investors should buy Intel shares as they could get a boost from CEO Bob Swan's leadership, a Morgan Stanley analyst said Friday.
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Others say that long-term employment will get a boost from the number of skilled workers that have found refuge in Europe.
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Flirtatious vibes are in the air, and your love life and creativity get a boost as Venus enters fellow earth sign Capricorn.
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Pollsters say that they expect Modi and the BJP to get a boost from India's aggressive response to the suicide bomb attack.
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Important conversations get a boost from the Moon in Sagittarius, which is activating the sector of your chart that rules the mind.
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Lipow said he expects oil to get a boost when OPEC and its partners decide in May to extend their production agreement.
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The summer rental market may actually get a boost and, while the reason is also fear, it's not fear about the market.
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Wage growth is expected to get a boost from a strong labor market, which is forecast to hit full employment this year.
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Persil's U.S. market share is currently stable and should get a boost from the launch of single dose capsules, Van Bylen said.
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But not everyone's confidence (or career) will get a boost from the service, which provides click metrics on individual letters and subscribers.
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Research suggests that if you do these rewirements as prescribed, you should get a boost in your mood and overall well-being.
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Firms on Wall Street believe the company, which provides virtual doctors appointments, could get a boost in users due to the coronavirus.
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Some U.S. solar stocks could get a boost after the Trump administration announced that it will impose tariffs on bifacial solar panels.
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Kale pestos include nutrient-rich hempseed, limeades get a boost from anti-inflammatory turmeric and guacamole is made from fibrous sweet potatoes.
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Wage growth is expected to get a boost from the strong labor market, which is forecast to hit full employment this year.
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Growth this year could also get a boost from President Donald Trump's pledge to increase infrastructure spending, cut taxes and reduce regulations.
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But Wilkes could get a boost from the fact that it's a presidential election year, which historically turns out younger, more diverse voters.
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The spacecraft will pass Venus on its way to the sun in order to get a boost in speed from the planet's gravity.
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Inductive charging technology can already be found on roads in London, where buses get a boost at each of their stops, for example.
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The automaker has said China sales will not get a boost until Ford's new SUVs begin rolling out there in 236.5 and 233.3.
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Most observers expect those franchises to benefit financially from relocation, but some other, surprising pro sports teams could get a boost as well.
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Production could get a boost from an anticipated spike in demand for automobiles as residents in storm-ravaged Texas replace flood-damaged vehicles.
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In this dim economic environment, analysts expect safe-haven currencies, gold, bonds and other low-risk assets to continue to get a boost.
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Canada legalized recreational marijuana in October, and the sector is expected to get a boost as many other countries move closer to legalization.
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Wells Fargo's CEO Tim Sloan said he was optimistic about continued economic growth, which is expected to get a boost from tax reform.
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When low-wage workers get a boost to their paychecks, those wage increases go right back into the economy as they spend more.
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No help for airlines: Falling oil prices would typically provide some relief for airlines, which get a boost when fuel costs are low.
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OVO signees typically get a boost when Drake pops up on their singles, but it's rarely enough to create a lasting chart impact.
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While they might get a boost as consumers adopt their mobile payment options, it likely hurts other, more profitable parts of their business.
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Boeing – Boeing could get a boost after European rival Airbus raised its 20-year forecast for aircraft demand by more than seven percent.
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It's not that you'll see a graphics overhaul in Rise of Iron, but both the number and quality of visual effects get a boost.
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Manufacturing is likely to get a boost this year from a $1.5 trillion tax cut approved by the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress last month.
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Slow-motion video will also get a boost, now that the SD 845 can record 480 fps at 720p, or 240 fps at 1080P.
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That business is expected to get a boost from 5G communication networks, but Cisco executives said they do not expect an impact until 2020.
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But so far this year it has gained nearly 6 percent, as emerging market currencies get a boost from a pause in the dollar.
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Plus, for every year you delay beyond your full retirement age, you stand to get a boost of up to 8% to your benefits.
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British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline shares could get a boost after its new HIV two-drug injection met its main goal in a late-stage study.
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And nuclear power, which has stagnated due to regulatory hurdles and lower natural gas, wind, and solar prices, would get a boost in funds.
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Soon cars, drones, phones, and almost anything with a battery are about to get a boost from a new MIT spin-out, SolidEnergy Systems.
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Based on my experience, however, even the sound coming from a pair of headphones costing hundreds of dollars can get a boost from BoomStick.
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"Tax cuts will mean a double-digit boost to small-cap earnings, and large-caps get a boost of about 5 percent," he said.
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The U.S. economy will get a boost when Boeing's troubled 737 Max jets return to flight, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Ford, General Motors – U.S. auto stocks could get a boost after the Trump administration launched a national security probe into car and truck imports.
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Those favoring caution appeared to get a boost on Friday when a report showed 150,000 U.S. jobs were created last month, fewer than expected.
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She will presumably benefit from returning to the campaign trail, and could get a boost from increased efforts on her behalf by Democratic heavyweights.
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Many investors predicted the dollar would get a boost from U.S. tax cuts, tighter central bank monetary policy and strong growth rates in 2017.
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"[Hot lemon water is] also calming, it's good for digestion, and you get a boost of vitamin C from the lemon," Dr. Young says.
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Her exhibition will get a boost from one of the four neighborhood days planned in various areas over the course of Art Design Chicago.
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Though things are confusing, you get a boost of mental acuity as Mercury and Venus enter intellectual air sign Libra during this full moon.
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They also get a boost in status, rare access to artists and curators as well as the public recognition that comes with giving back.
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To get a boost during holiday time, you need to make sure that you spend your time with people who recharge and revitalize you.
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A Monmouth University poll showed Warren get a boost in national support after she announced her exploratory campaign at the end of last year.
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The Athletics hope to get a boost on Monday from the return of lefty Sean Manaea, who goes up against Mariners righty Yovani Gallardo.
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Bank stocks helped the Dow Jones Industrial Average top 21,000 for the first time since banks' profits get a boost from higher interest rates.
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Applications to refinance a home loan usually get a boost from a drop in interest rates, but that was not the case last week.
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In fact, the poll found that corporate reputations get a boost when companies and their leaders advocate for specific measures like comprehensive background checks.
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Canada's economy could also get a boost if politicians were to carry out spending or tax-cut measures promised in the federal election campaign. .
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The economy may get a boost from President Donald Trump's proposed stimulus package of sweeping tax cuts and infrastructure spending, as well as less regulations.
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Other energy stocks did not get a boost from higher oil prices with Woodside Petroleum and Oil Search falling 0.3 percent and 0.5 percent respectively.
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That business is expected to get a boost from 5G communication networks, but Cisco executives have said they do not expect an impact until 2020.
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If the Chinese negotiating team currently in Washington was to achieve significant progress, European stocks would get a boost, at least in the short-term.
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Financials could also get a boost if interest rates continue to move higher as the markets focus on the reflationary aspects of Trump's likely policies.
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Diesel demand should also get a boost from an eventual recovery in the freight market, provided the U.S. and global economies manage to avoid recession.
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Iran, which was OPEC's third-largest oil producer prior to the reimposition of U.S. sanctions, would get a boost in oil revenue from higher prices.
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And there's a spot to attach a wireless charger so you can just set your phone on top of the thing and get a boost.
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The Finnish company is hoping to get a boost for its biofuels business in the coming years from proposed reductions of CO2 emissions in aviation.
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Judy Robinett, author of "How to Be a Power Connector," agrees that introverts often get a boost from the fact that they are great listeners.
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The U.S. markets could get a boost as capital flees Asia and Europe for a country with a relatively stable economy and tightening monetary policy.
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But Obama's track record as a writer—his previous books were both bestsellers—suggests that his book could get a boost from actually being good.
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And Sandbrook is even optimistic that it can get a boost from Amazon's (AMZN) plans to build new headquarters in New York and outside Washington.
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Arkansas is also up for grabs, and Rubio will get a boost there from the state's popular governor, Asa Hutchison, appearing in ads for him.
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General Electric, the ailing industrial giant, could see its Baker Hughes oil business get a boost from crude at $69, the "Mad Money" host said.
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The economy is also expected to get a boost from the Trump administration's $208.13 trillion income tax cut package as well as increased government spending.
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Other feel-good brain chemicals, like dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin, get a boost when you work out, which could only make your mind wander more.
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Other rumored tech specs include a report that it'll have 4GB of RAM on board, and that internal storage might get a boost to 64GB.
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The Canadian team will get a boost with the addition of American Tracy McGrady, even though the new format is Canada versus the United States.
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As other parts of the world only just ramp up actions to deal with it, many hope they will get a boost from warming weather.
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Efforts could get a boost from Bloomberg and Kelly, who are both running for public office after founding the two most prominent gun control groups.
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Oil prices and energy stocks stand to get a boost as OPEC discusses extending its deal with other exporters to cut production, in Thummel's view.
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Aides are also confident that Gillibrand will get a boost when she officially announces a presidential campaign, an announcement that is expected to come soon.
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The lowest wage workers in 18 states will get a boost in their paychecks starting on New Year's Day, as minimum wage hikes take effect.
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With the government set to hike salaries and pensions of its employees later this year, demand-driven price pressures are likely to get a boost.
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Clinton could get a boost from Latinos in Texas, where the Clinton name attracts party loyalty among embattled Democrats in a state in which Republicans dominate.
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Still, the count found that another 28 could be up for grabs, so there's room for growth — and they could get a boost if Utah Sen.
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We get a boost of oxytocin when gifting or receiving cash, feel pain when spending a lot and have a sense of control when holding money.
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Goldman's Kostin, meanwhile, says companies with higher taxes would get a boost if Republicans hold a majority in both chambers as their taxes would go lower.
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Economists had been expecting manufacturing to get a boost after the trade deal, but Boeing's production shut down and now the virus could muddy that picture.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie had expected demand for the acreage to get a boost from higher oil prices compared with a year ago, and lower corporate taxes.
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Even things that phones are already good at, such as browsing bottomless social media feeds or mobile gaming, also get a boost from an elongated display.
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The CEO of WM Motor, Freeman Shen, echoed the same sentiments, saying his company could get a boost as consumers look higher up the value chain.
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Local markets may get a boost as South Korea moves onto the next chapter of its months-long political scandal: presidential elections due by May 9.
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OTP Bank was unable to push through three-week highs, but it get a boost when it reports earnings next week, Equilor analyst Lajos Torok said.
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But Trump said his competing event was "a 10" and suggested he would get a boost in the polls as a result of his bold decision.
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Their products get a boost from their association with work-addicted engineers, who turn to them as high-tech solutions to self-created high-tech problems.
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Meanwhile, the senator could get a boost from Gillum, who is vying to become Florida's first black governor, in what could be a mutually beneficial relationship.
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But Apple TV Plus could get a boost, as former HBO CEO Richard Plepler is in talks to join the service in an exclusive production deal.
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However, Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz said history bears out the position that workers, particularly women and minorities, tend to get a boost when inflation is elevated.
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For the short term, investors could take profit as the market is expected to get a boost from Beijing's efforts to stabilize the economy, Ma said.
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The Rams may get a boost this week from the expected return of receivers Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods, which would open up their offense considerably.
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Your psychic abilities get a boost as the moon connects with Mercury, but money is also on your mind as the moon connects with taskmaster Saturn.
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UBS strategists upgraded European banks to overweight from neutral as they expect cyclical sectors to get a boost when the ECB eventually scales back its stimulus.
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Gold may get a boost later on Tuesday, however, when the U.S. government launches a series of auctions for $258 billion worth of debt this week.
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The company's vehicles category is expected to get a boost from a license with "Top Gun: Maverick" as well as from Hot Wheels' continued sales momentum.
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Inflation could get a boost from last week's move by President Donald Trump to raise tariffs on $20.1 billion worth of Chinese goods to 21.3% from 20.2%.
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The cyber security industry is expected to get a boost under President Donald Trump, who has said enhanced cyber defense is a top priority for his administration.
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Fleet management businesses may also get a boost from a recent federal regulation that mandates that companies digitally record driver work hours with electronic devices, analysts said.
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With a new Audio API, wireless sound should get a boost thanks to higher performance codecs like Sony's LDAC, which allows for cleaner sound with less latency.
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The wider banking sector, however, could see their net interest margins (NIM) get a boost in the second half as the government pumps funds into the economy.
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Now they're rolling out their first product that helps other news rooms get a boost by fleshing out local coverage that they lack the resources to tackle.
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While IPOs are expected to rise in the back half of the year, bankers also think private equity deals could get a boost to close out 2016.
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Looking ahead, tourism-related stocks could get a boost from next week as preparations get underway for Crown Prince Naruhito's reign due to begin on May 1.
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Freeport-McMoRan — Freeport-McMoRan's stock jumped 73 percent after an analyst at Morgan Stanley upgraded it, noting the company will get a boost from higher copper prices.
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Ipsita Smolinski, managing director at Capitol Street in Washington D.C. said on Wednesday that Medicare Advantage could get a boost amid the Republican push for private programs.
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Atop equity investors' watch-list is media firm Mediaset, which will get a boost if its owner, right-wing leader Silvio Berlusconi, does well in the election.
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Stock profits will be harder to come by in 2019 as corporations will no longer get a boost from lower corporate tax rates, according to Goldman Sachs.
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I get a boost to my fleet capacity; now I can field nearly 80 warships, so I do, and I send them to some border or another.
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The dwindling recession fears also lessen the chances that President Trump will suddenly agree to a less favorable deal just to get a boost in the polls.
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Castro and Gillibrand, fresh off strong performances at the presidential primary debates in June, will look to highlight their policies and get a boost from their appearances.
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Inflation is also expected to get a boost from a $1.5 trillion income tax cut package and increased government spending, as well as a weakening U.S. dollar.
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Thailand's May exports may also get a boost from gold after gold's spot price hit a 15-month high of $1,303.6 per ounce early in the month.
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Barrick Gold, Freeport-McMoran, Goldcorp – These and other gold-related stocks could get a boost Thursday, as gold prices hit a one-month higher on dollar weakness.
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Castro and Gillibrand, fresh off strong performances at the presidential primary debates in June, will look to highlight their policies and get a boost from their appearances.
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Microsoft's growth could get a boost from its latest Xbox launch as well as its exploration of the growing esports industry, according to one Wall Street analyst.
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On device AI will also get a boost from 2000G, Amon suggested, arguing that "every" app will be able to leverage machine learning thanks to reduced latency.
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You could get a bit of a boost to the rupiah, it may open below 14,000 tomorrow, and local equity market may get a boost as well.
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Lee could get a boost from members of the Congressional Black Caucus and the Congressional Progressive Caucus, both of which she has helped lead in past years.
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Our electrical grid would get a boost from tax incentives that encourage electric vehicles owners to use vehicle-to-grid technology to store and provide grid power.
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He also wants greater oversight over P&G's cost-savings plan, saying that the last time management tried, they didn't get a boost in profit or growth.
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"Let's say we get a boost from the tax cut this year, it's probably on the order of half percent positive boost to economic growth," Achuthan said.
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Sentiment remains positive in the U.S. as economic data continues to be positive while Wall Street looks for companies to get a boost from lower corporate taxes.
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Private payrolls in the U.S. increased by more than expected last month as companies get a boost from lower corporate taxes, ADP and Moody's Analytics said Wednesday.
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Brazilian stocks are expected to get a boost from a slowdown in rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which is also expected to boost broader emerging markets.
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Beauty brands are likely to get a boost from the inflow, with producers AmorePacific and LG Household & Healthcare the biggest beneficiaries, said HSBC in a note last week.
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As we said before, this month's eclipse won't be much to look at, but these intention-setting rituals will get a boost from its activity all the same.
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Domestic companies that can get a boost from an interest rate reduction, like D.R. Horton or Trex, would make for some of the better investments here, Cramer said.
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That means you can mix older drives with the new NVMe ones, and while you won't maximize the performance increase, you will still get a boost, he said.
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Stocks continued their winning streak as investors extended their bets on an improving economy and expectations of corporate profits that may get a boost from the tax cuts.
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Munster added that investors are already pricing in that risk and said the stock should get a boost after the company provides its own guidance on Jan. 26.
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Live videos generating discussion, star social media creators, celebrities, Groups posts, local business events and trusted news sources are other types of content that should get a boost.
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But if growth shifts back towards industry – and to developing economies, as many forecast it will - distillates used in mines, oil rigs and agriculture could get a boost.
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They said that trend would get a boost from recently-signed agreements for PayPal to be a payment option at large retailers including Walt Disney Co. , Dillard's Inc.
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The quarterly calculation, though, could get a boost from inventories, which rose 1.1 percent at the wholesale level and 0.9 percent in retail, according to the advanced estimate.
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Elsewhere, Adecco's first-quarter profit rose more than a fifth as the world's largest temporary staffing company continued to get a boost from major markets in southern Europe.
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Paul argued on Thursday that Congress had made an "unholy alliance" in which Republicans agreed to more domestic spending in order to get a boost in military funding.
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Safe-haven currencies, gold, bonds and other low-risk assets could continue to get a boost due to growing worries about the poor health of the global economy.
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Malaysian growth will also likely continue to get a boost from domestic demand, plus increased government revenue from higher global oil prices, Moody's Investors Service said last week.
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The White House has opposed the legislation, but its chances in the House could get a boost if the secret pages are released at some point this summer.
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DiFrisco added that McDonald's shares should get a boost because the company's valuation relative to its peers is unjustifiably low, given the expected tailwind from the store upgrades.
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Hasbro — Hasbro was upgraded to buy from neutral by an analyst at UBS who said the company's Black Friday sales could get a boost from "Frozen II" merchandise.
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Apparel and footwear, personal care, food and luxury and electric vehicles are most likely to get a boost from more spending by single women, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Joe Biden could get a boost because the fellow moderate Pete Buttigieg dropped out over the weekend, but Bernie Sanders remains the front-runner, and businesses are worried.
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After drubbings in the overwhelmingly white Iowa and New Hampshire, Biden said his campaign would get a boost when more racially diverse states had a chance to vote.
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In the short term, Dai expects steel prices to get a boost from a seasonal recovery in demand after the summer and China's crackdown on the sector's overcapacity.
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They are out in the cold so you don't have to be, plus you'll get a boost of warm and cozy feelings from your small token of appreciation.
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The devices we rely on each day are constantly improving, with new versions of phones, tablets and wearbles, but their battery life never quite seems to get a boost.
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Asia markets closed lower on Thursday, as a weaker dollar weighed on Japan's shares and South Korean stocks failed to get a boost from a surprise interest rate cut.
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Though the new bottled beverage isn't technically a latte, the drink will still likely get a boost from those looking to drink Dunkin' pumpkin coffee, especially on-the-go.
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This means the current model would get a boost in processor speed — something that will likely continue to get worse with the presumed release of iOS 12 this fall.
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Wall Street strategists said ahead of the speech that stocks like Vulcan Materials, Jacobs Engineering and Fluor Corp could get a boost if Trump pushed for greater infrastructure spending.
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Freeport-McMoRan's stock jumped more than 4 percent on Wednesday after an analyst at Morgan Stanley upgraded it, noting the company will get a boost from higher copper prices.
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Range Rover is known for solid off-road performance, chic style, and for six-and-eight-cylinder engines and diesels — not drivetrains that get a boost from electric motors.
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While Germany's largest telecoms provider is benefiting from a strong U.S. business and a rebound of its European operations it will also get a boost from U.S. tax cuts.
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Shares of Kinder Morgan, which have fallen more than 60 percent in the last year, could get a boost from a dividend cut and other cost controls, Najarian contended.
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The site is encouraging fans to purchase the album and merchandise, participate in social media activities, and more to "get a boost" at the opportunity to purchase potential tickets.
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At a big command center run by the company, those efforts get a boost from algorithms, which in real-time check on factors like patient enrollment and research costs.
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General Motors, Ford Motor, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles – These and other auto stocks may get a boost from China's announcement that it is slashing tariffs on cars and car parts.
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RH – The luxury home goods retailer is seeing its shares get a boost on news that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway took a new stake in the Restoration Hardware parent.
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Roku (ROKU) shares could get a boost after an SEC filing revealed that Morgan Stanley (MS) has a passive 5.1 percent stake in the maker of streaming media devices.
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DiNicola could get a boost from the DCCC, which added him to the committee's Red to Blue program, making him eligible for fundraising and organizational support from the committee.
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In addition to rising oil prices and a tight job market, inflation is likely to get a boost from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's proposed expansionary fiscal policy agenda.
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Instagram's ad business could also get a boost as Checkout could convince brands that the social network produces better return on investment because there are fewer steps before purchase.
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Labor unions might get a boost from Mr. Trump's efforts to increase coal, steel and aluminum production and from his push to renegotiate Nafta to spur domestic auto production.
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While outgoing Rubio's improved chances in the presidential contest mean the GOP nominee may get a boost, Murphy looks like the strongest candidate in the field at the moment.
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Mr. Kazmark, the mayor, said the ongoing beautification of McBride Avenue's streetscape will get a boost this year when parts of the thoroughfare are declared in need of redevelopment.
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McGinty could also get a boost from Clinton, who has campaigned with the Senate hopeful as she homes in on Pennsylvania in an effort to protect her firewall. 2900.
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The U.S. carmaker's venture into the world's second largest economy has been welcomed by Chinese EV start-ups hoping to get a boost from interest in new energy vehicles.
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First BanCorp, the bank holding company of FirstBank Puerto Rico, said its 2020 consensus earnings of 81 cents per share are now expected to get a boost by 35%.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is turning to his campaign chairman, who was also formerly a lobbyist, to help him get a boost in the fourth quarter fundraising game.
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A June poll showed Sherrill neck and neck with her Republican competitor, state Assembly member Jay Webber, and indicated that she could get a boost from enthusiastic Democratic voters.
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Opinion polls show Rubio and Cruz running close in Nevada, and both candidates hope to get a boost going into the contests in a dozen states on March 1.
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With Republicans controlling the White House and Capitol Hill, U.S. economic growth could get a boost into the 103 percent range, hedge fund billionaire David Tepper told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Investors should buy shares of Tesla, Molina Healthcare and Agilent Technologies because they will get a boost from their upcoming earnings reports, analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note.
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The Department of Homeland Security is one of a few priority areas to get a boost in Trump's budget plan, which seeks to slash funding to many non-defense programs.
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EYES ON TARIFFS Inflation could get a boost from last week's move by President Donald Trump to raise tariffs on $20.1 billion worth of Chinese goods to 21.3% from 20.2%.
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Thiel is playing a leading role in President-elect Donald Trump's transition team, which has led some to wonder if that will see Palantir get a boost in its dealmaking.
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Right-hander Jon Moscot needed a good performance to secure his spot in the Reds' rotation, which soon will get a boost with the return of right-hander Anthony DeSclafani.
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Markets in the region closed mostly lower as a weaker dollar weighed on Japan's shares and South Korean stocks failed to get a boost from a surprise interest rate cut.
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Soft commodities including palm oil and rubber that are produced in emerging markets will get a boost as Donald Trump's election win weighs on local currencies, an analyst said Tuesday.
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The cooperatives might also get a boost from landmark new regulations known as "Duty to Serve", said Emily Thaden, national policy director at Grounded Solutions Network, a nonprofit housing group.
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The best chance is that his abilities to do that will get a boost the moment he takes the Oath of Office and gets that "you own it now" realization.
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If it appears likely that the authorities will keep the infrastructure and construction spending pump primed in 2018, iron ore will likely get a boost along with other industrial commodities.
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Electric cars only make up about one percent of the U.S. car market these days, but that could get a boost with big money coming in to promote electric vehicles.
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If, for instance, he were to defy expectations in New Hampshire, which is more secular and moderate than Iowa, his candidacy could still get a boost from the Granite State.
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Analysts said traders are anticipating that the euro will get a boost if, as expected, centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron defeats anti-EU candidate Marine Le Pen in Sunday's French election.
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He said farm equipment makers like Escorts Ltd and Mahindra and Mahindra were also expected to get a boost from better rains, along with car maker Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.
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SX7P is up 15 percent as investors bet banks such as Barclays and Deutsche, which have U.S. investment banking operations, will get a boost from increased trading and deal action.
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But with people flocking to drug stores to get flu shots and buy over-the-counter cold medicines, drugstore sales in the current quarter are expected to get a boost.
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Deutsche Bank upgraded Citigroup shares to buy from hold, noting the stock could get a boost from beaten-down levels given upcoming stress test results and a better business environment.
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Even so, some strategists say there is still room to run as earnings should get a boost from the new 21 percent corporate tax rate and increases in capital spending.
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The technology also encourages owners to ride more often, safe in the knowledge that they can get a boost should they encounter steep hills or become fatigued far from home.
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Muscat's index, which has been in an uptrend since the beginning of the month, may get a boost after the top two Omani telecommunication sfirms posted net income above forecasts.
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Your communication and relationships will get a boost by Mercury reentering Sagittarius on December 12, and mid-month brings a flurry of easygoing planetary connections that will support you, Gemini.
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However, growth is likely to get a boost from monsoon rains, which hit the southern state of Kerala a few days earlier than normal, potentially brightening the outlook for agricultural output.
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But "barring any contradictory riposte from either government," companies that make the equipment that produces semiconductor chips, namely Lam Research and Applied Materials, "could get a boost" on Thursday, Cramer said.
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So when male scholars' citation counts get a boost because of their gender, that helps men succeed — which, in turn, keeps academia male-dominated and perpetuates the men-citing-men dynamic.
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In 1970 workers without any college education could expect to get a boost to their earnings when they moved to a big city, just as better-educated workers did (see chart).
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Public listings will also get a boost next year from private equity firms looking to exit their investments, executives at both the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange told Reuters.
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ET. (Reuters) The oil market should get a boost this summer from the "driving season," the OPEC said today, but world oil demand would nonetheless be weaker than expected in 20.4.
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Kilduff acknowledged that crude demand could get a boost if President-elect and congressional Republicans deliver anticipated tax breaks and government stimulus that lead to economic growth at home and abroad.
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The economy could also get a boost from a revival in consumer spending, with next week's federal budget expected to offer incentives that may ease the burden of debt-laden consumers.
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The dollar tumbled to a four-month low but that did not do much for oil prices which usually get a boost from the currency's depreciation versus the euro and others.
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Israeli rivals have also been winning work in China and could get a boost from the trade war that has effectively cut off Chinese investment in U.S. tech-hub Silicon Valley.
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In the example of steel, U.S. steel manufacturers get a boost, while auto manufacturers who rely on steel, plus the targets of foreign tariffs such as bourbon producers, get held back.
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"Night Fever" features 40 images from the era, as well as a pop-up disco featuring live D.J.s, whose mixes get a boost from an era-standard Richard Long audio configuration.
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It is not yet clear how much Wednesday's meeting changed existing plans to bolster U.S.-European energy trade, but some LNG-related stocks appeared to get a boost from the news.
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The Cubs hope to get a boost from the potential return of slugging first baseman Anthony Rizzo, who has missed the first two games of the series with lower back tightness.
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"Night Fever" features 40 images from the era, as well as a pop-up disco featuring live D.J.s, whose mixes get a boost from an era-standard Richard Long Audio configuration.
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But the show's third season hopes to get a boost from across the pond from the "Bake Off" judge Paul Hollywood, who will assess these pastries with his usual steely glint.
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The movement could also get a boost from special counsel Robert Mueller's upcoming July 17 testimony in front of the House Judiciary Committee and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
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Bank of America and Citigroup — These two stocks could get a boost from their approvals, which allowed both to increase their dividends for just the second time since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Foreign and local investors say Bulgaria's stock market, marred by low turnover and few quality listings, would get a boost if the government floated stakes in the Balkan country's big energy companies.
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If fuel cells catch on in ships and trains as well as road vehicles, platinum demand may get a boost despite the lower loadings due to the sheer numbers, some analysts said.
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As so-called underrepresented minorities — blacks, Hispanics and Native Americans — get a boost at Harvard and many other colleges, some Asian-Americans are among those who say they are not treated fairly.
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Solar energy systems might also get a boost from power cuts, but the upfront costs of a solar system (especially with battery storage) can be significantly higher than those of a generator.
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Home Depot's results did get a boost from a lower tax rate, as well as a buyback that resulted in a lower-than-expected share count, according to Jefferies analyst Daniel Binder.
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On a smaller, but still significant scale, home solar systems are set to get a boost this year with the arrival of technology including Tesla's Powerwall, which can store surplus solar energy.
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Conversations about commitments and a healthy work-life balance will get a boost on Sunday evening, when pleasure planet Venus makes a gentle connection with hardworking Saturn, allowing negotiations to flow smoothly.
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Tech stocks were set to get a boost from Alphabet, the parent of Google, which was up 4.6 percent in premarket trading a record high, valuing the group at around $2110.75 billion.
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This bodes well for the group's profitability — first-half results are due on April 12 — that should also get a boost from the sharp fall in cocoa bean prices in recent months.
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Los Angeles, which has mustered only 23 goals this season, could see its offense get a boost against a Calgary club that is yielding an NHL fourth-worst 103 tallies per contest.
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It was also another disappointing day for Canadian teenager Lance Stroll, who was unable to get a boost from the home crowd and managed only the 18th best time of 20 cars.
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With nearly $30 billion coming into PIF coffers from Aramco's local share offering last month, new and existing local industries, including defence and technology, will get a boost in capital, Jadaan said.
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Exxon Mobil, Chevron – These and other oil stocks could get a boost as oil prices touch their highest in more than 3 months, boosted by a report showing lower U.S. crude inventories.
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The current chip cycle "has peaked," Kaur said, but it could get a boost in the future if smartphones start using more artificial intelligence and 5G apps, which require greater computing power.
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The in-plan annuity plank could get a boost from recent changes in the industry, which has moved to introduce more flexible products and also less expensive offerings, such as deferred annuities.
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The JLL boss said that property volumes were "significantly" lower after Brexit and pricing has seen a "dent", but the fall in the pound could help the market get a boost this year.
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Mozambique's economic growth prospects and government revenues streams are expected to get a boost longer term when offshore gas reserves begin to be exported, possibly by 2021 if projects are not further delayed.
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He also says if Democrats claim victory, the Equal Rights Amendment could get ratified, minimum wage could get a boost, and the state would have a "real opportunity" to pass gun safety legislation.
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And it is not like the Steelers (2-4) have been setting the league on fire, even if they should get a boost on offense from the return of Mason Rudolph at quarterback.
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While the bank will get a boost from a Federal Reserve rate hike in June, longer-term interest rates set by the market have declined, which Donofrio said will have a negative effect.
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The three main indexes could get a boost from Microsoft Corp , whose shares were up 1.63% in premarket trading after the technology giant won the Pentagon's $21.6 billion cloud computing contract, beating Amazon.
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Initial signs from channel checks and online sales are that Nike is also set to get a boost from a controversial ad campaign, launched earlier this month, featuring former NFL player Colin Kaepernick.
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Staring down the last quarter of the year can be daunting, but your confidence may get a boost next Monday, September 24, when this month's full moon arrives at 10:52 p.m. EST.
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"Combined with a tight supply, I think our home prices and home sales may continue to get a boost from the positive economic news we've been enjoying lately," said GLVAR's president, David Tina.
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Battery life is central to enjoying the luxury and innovation in a Tesla automobile and, if one Tesla owner is right, that particular aspect of the car is about to get a boost.
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"If results are what the market has rumored, imported sugar will lose its competitiveness while domestic sugar will get a boost," said Wang Weidong, analyst based in Nanning, Guangxi province, at Huatai Futures.
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Subscriber additions, perhaps one of the most scrutinized Netflix metrics, is likely to get a boost due to the March release of the new season of popular shows "House of Cards" and "Daredevil".
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The three main indexes could get a boost from Microsoft Corp , whose shares were up 1.63% in premarket trading after the technology giant won the Pentagon's $21.6 billion cloud computing contract, beating Amazon.
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Efforts to mend fences between the new administration and Silicon Valley could also get a boost from Peter Thiel, Trump's highest-profile supporter from Silicon Valley and a member of his transition team.
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Dollarama's shares, which have fallen more than 1903 percent this year, were unlikely to get a boost unless there is change in its ability to further increase prices, according to TD Securities analysts.
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What nonpartisans make of Mr. Trump's stewardship of the economy may give us some insight into whether Republicans will get a boost in the midterms, because independents are often the most persuadable voters.
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Consumer spending is holding up so far and Hong Kong continues to get a boost from visiting mainland tourists despite a weakening Chinese yuan, said Kelvin Lam, economist for Greater China at HSBC.
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Exxon Mobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX) and other oil stocks could get a boost as oil prices touch their highest in more than three months, boosted by a report showing lower U.S. crude inventories.
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The price should get a boost from speculation about the upgrade, and then it could see another boost if it issues debt, since it will be reviewed by analysts as a new issue.
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Washington (CNN Business)General Motors and Tesla sales could get a boost if a bill introduced this week by a bipartisan group of lawmakers to expand the electric car tax credit passes Congress.
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The Pentagon would get a boost, and there would be a down payment to begin building a wall on the southern border with Mexico, which was a central promise of Trump's presidential campaign.
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The analysts, including chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin, said stocks should get a boost this year from better earnings growth of 14 percent, with 5 percent of the increase from tax reform.
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If trade war concerns have peaked and the United States and China arrive at a compromise, the euro area economy highly geared to global trade may get a boost, and inflows could follow.
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Impeachment advocates may yet get a boost when Hope Hicks, a close aide and former communications director to Mr. Trump, sits this week for a closed-door interview with the House Judiciary Committee.
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Several key market sectors would get a boost if trade talks between the United States and China proceed without a hitch, Cramer said Wednesday as on renewed hope for a deal between the countries.
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They're marketed as a way to get a boost of vitamins and energy, but I find they're particularly good for those mornings when you wake up feeling not-so-great after too many drinks.
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Wall Street hit a series of record highs after Trump's election in November as investors expected the economy to get a boost from his proposals for tax and regulatory reforms and higher infrastructure spending.
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Deal flow is expected to get a boost from mainland China's recent move to relax approvals for IPOs to help control the rapid build-up in corporate debt there and cushion its slowing economy.
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Las Vegas Sands (LVS) and Wynn Resorts (WYNN) shares may get a boost following news that gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau rose 12.5 percent in June, the 23rd consecutive monthly gain.
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He said sales will get a boost this year from the new distribution of Nissin products and expanded licence from Mondelez International to sell Cadbury cakes, while job cuts and restructuring should help profit.
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VW's 650 U.S. dealers may get a boost from owners selling back their vehicles - and some may even be interested in buying a new vehicle from VW. Buybacks will start as early as October.
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Gennette's reinventing Macy's as a cooler, hipper department store that looks a lot neater, ... with a flagship store in Herald Square that I think is bound to get a boost from the weaker dollar.
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The port of Hong Kong, once the world's busiest, could get a boost after the phase one trade deal between the U.S. and China is signed, according to the managing director of Modern Terminals.
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Buffalo BillsChance to win Super Bowl: <1%One thing to know: The Texans could get a boost in the Wild Card round if wide receiver Will Fuller and defensive end JJ Watt can return.
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In addition to the usual factors that influence Cyber Monday sales, this year's shopping period may get a boost from the bad weather, too (storms are currently swirling around different regions of the US).
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Investors have worried about the integration process and special terms negotiated by the French government, but the share price could get a boost if the settlement with Samsung is much bigger than analysts forecasts.
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The depth of potential post-deal cooperation between Tipico and Tipp3 is unclear, but could get a boost if Deutsche Telekom acquired rights to stream some German top-flight Bundesliga soccer matches on the Internet.
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Even though Soleimani's death has affected Iranian subversive activities across the greater Middle East, its Afghanistan portfolio might actually get a boost because the man who managed it as Soleimani's deputy is now his successor.
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Internet service providers (ISPs) would also get a boost if the Federal Communications Commission succeeds in loosening Obama-era rules on "net neutrality" (the principle that different sorts of web traffic should be treated equally).
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THOUSANDS RALLY Tens of thousands marched in temperatures of around 33 degrees Celsius (91.4oF) from Victoria Park in an annual rally that organisers hoped would get a boost from the anger over the extradition bill.
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THOUSANDS RALLY Tens of thousands marched in temperatures of around 33 degrees Celsius (91.4oF) from Victoria Park in an annual rally that organizers hoped would get a boost from the anger over the extradition bill.
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The Avalanche could get a boost for their final playoff push with the return of defenseman Erik Johnson, who has missed 13 games with a shoulder injury but is edging closer to rejoining the lineup.
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The zloty, steady at 211.71 near last week's 211.71-and-211.72/2-month lows, could also get a boost from Polish wages, retail, output and other data due this week, Warsaw-based Santander analysts said.
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Intel shares rose more than 2 percent on Friday after Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock to overweight from equal weight, noting Intel could get a boost now that Bob Swan is the full-time CEO.
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A breakdown of the "closer together" initiative (also outlined in a video above) indicates news stories will get de-prioritized, while conversations that Facebook thinks will spark a lot of engagement will get a boost.
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Anti-abortion forces on the Hill did get a boost on the issue last week when Trump signed a bill that allows states to withhold federal money from organizations that provide abortions, including Planned Parenthood.
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DUBAI, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets may be firm on Tuesday after crude oil prices touched one-year highs overnight, while Qatar may get a boost from positive earnings at its largest listed company.
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Thanks to research and lobbying by residents of a coastal community descended from slaves, the origins and meaning of "Kumbaya" have been recognized in Congress, raising hopes that a fading culture might get a boost.
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The study also showed that a U.S. breakup with Canada and Mexico would shift economic activity away from North America and toward economic competitors, including China, which would get a boost in growth and employment.
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That anti-corruption campaign will also get a boost with upcoming constitutional changes due to create a National Supervision Commission (NSC) with sweeping new enforcement powers, potentially affecting a much greater swath of China's population.
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Analysts at Bernstein said desktop virtualization vendors Citrix Systems and VMware could indirectly benefit from the upgrade cycle, while defense companies Raytheon and BAE Systems should similarly get a boost in their commercial cyber security businesses.
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Steel and cement companies may get a boost, however, after the government said it would cancel all export duties on steel for two years to encourage local industries, and slash cement export tariffs by 50 percent.
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Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo – These and other banks could get a boost today on news that they passed the Fed's latest stress tests and did not receive objections to capital distribution plans.
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It's worth noting that the top company in this category is IBM, and Rackspace could be a good target for Big Blue if it wanted to use its checkbook to get a boost in market share.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond has said he expects weak business investment to get a boost once the government agrees transitional arrangements to deal with the country's departure from the European Union in less than five months' time.
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Las Vegas Sands, Wynn Resorts — Shares of the two casino operators may get a boost following news that gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau rose 12.5 percent in June, the 23rd consecutive monthly gain.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A proposal driven by President Donald Trump to overhaul the country's tax system is moving through U.S. Congress, lifting the overall stock market and raising hopes that corporate earnings will get a boost.
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Oh, and kids aren't the only ones who get a boost from birdsong and long arboreal strolls: It's a well-established fact that spending time in nature boosts overall health, no matter how old you are.
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It's too early to say, but DAFs could get a boost from President Trump's new tax code, allowing philanthropists to take an up-front tax break long before the money makes it to any specific cause.
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NEW YORK, Dec 220 (Reuters) - A proposal driven by President Donald Trump to overhaul the country's tax system has passed a major hurdle in U.S. Congress, raising investor hopes that corporate earnings will get a boost.
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Earnings are expected to get a boost, however, "in an amount yet to be determined, from an expected lower effective income tax rate resulting from the recent revisions to the U.S. tax code," the company said.
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In coming weeks gold may get a boost if U.S. politicians opt for a "clean" raising of the debt ceiling, without linking it to spending or tax provisions, said analyst Tom Kendall at ICBC Standard Bank.
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CHENGDU, China (Reuters) - South Korea's economy is likely to grow about 2.8 percent this year as it will get a boost from extra government spending and stronger exports, Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho said on Saturday.
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Museum leaders feared their funding would be redistributed to smaller organizations under the new cultural plan, but Finkelpearl insisted they would not face cuts and may even get a boost since the agency's budget has grown.
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While black and Latino employees make up less than 6 percent of either Google's or Facebook's workforces, Apple's numbers get a boost from its 250 retail stores, where 29 percent of employees are from underrepresented minority groups.
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Activists have also targeted other banks and energy companies with climate proposals this year and hope to get a boost from a recent announcement by top asset manager BlackRock Inc to put more focus on environmental issues.
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The contest attracted international suitors seeking to capitalize on a lucrative private healthcare market that is expected to get a boost from a government plan to expand an insurance program to half of India's 1.3 billion people.
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The Red Sox will be without slugging designated hitter David Ortiz, who retired, but Boston still boast a dangerous lineup that may get a boost from a slimmed down Pablo "Kung Fu Panda" Sandoval at third base.
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The U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA), which nominally commands the Misrata-led brigades, will get a boost from victory in Sirte, but its bid to create unified security forces and end the conflict has faltered.
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GlaxoSmithKline — The drugmaker's shares could get a boost after Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulators turned down a second request by U.S.-based Hikma Pharmaceuticals to market a generic version of GSK's best-selling lung drug Advair.
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ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp's European steel business, expected to be merged soon with its counterpart at Tata Steel, will get a boost from the auto industry's shift toward electric vehicles, a senior executive at the group said.
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The Destination charging connectors, which are commercial equivalents of the high-capacity home chargers EV owners install in their garage, will also get a boost, from over 9,000 installations today, to over 0003,000 by end of year.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's cash-starved residential real estate market is set to get a boost from foreign and domestic private equity firms, which are lining up big bets worth hundreds of millions of dollars for the sector.
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TAIPEI, March 27 (Reuters) - Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp rose more than 4 percent in early trade on Tuesday after it said it expects to get a boost from a deal sealed with Google earlier this year.
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It's no accident that the gruesome Arquette situation was near the top of Twitter trends in the wake of LA Confidential, nor that Janela's next show is liable to get a boost to viewers because of it.
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NEW YORK, Dec 240 (Reuters) - A proposal driven by President Donald Trump to overhaul the country's tax system is moving through U.S. Congress, lifting the overall stock market and raising hopes that corporate earnings will get a boost.
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Several key market sectors would get a boost if trade talks between the United States and China proceed without a hitch, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday as stocks rallied on renewed hope for a deal between the countries.
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Paccar, Navistar, Cummins – These and other truck and engine makers could get a boost today after industry tracker FTR reported that North American orders for Class 8 semi-trucks more than doubled in October from a year earlier.
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Blocher said he expected the measure to get a boost from mass attacks on women in the German city of Cologne on New Year's Eve, with investigations focused largely on asylum seekers or illegal migrants from north Africa.
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HBO's streaming arm will naturally get a boost from the cable network's impressive back catalog, but its new shows—along with the ability to collect them into an individualized HBO channel—will be the real draw for subscribers.
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The Orioles rotation could get a boost with the return of right-hander Kevin Gausman (right shoulder tendinitis), who will likely join the team Monday for a three-game series in Tampa Bay after another effective rehab start.
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The Federal Reserve should raise interest rates three times this year given the already strong economy will get a boost from , and can tighten more or less aggressively if needed, a key U.S. rate-setter said on Saturday.
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Switching the clocks around also contributes to a greater number of traffic accidents, kids may get more exercise when there's more sunlight later in the day, the number of robberies may decrease, and the economy could get a boost.
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Mattel's doll sales are expected to get a boost from an upcoming line based on the hugely popular Korean boy band BTS, as the company looks to tap into the K-pop craze among teens in the United States.
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Tiffany's profitability for the rest of the year will likely get a boost from the recent drop in prices of precious metals such as silver, gold and platinum, Edward Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough wrote in a pre-earnings note.
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Progressives' chief complaint about House Democrats' current budget caps proposal is straightforward: They see the nation's defense budget ballooning and they want domestic programs, whether jobs training programs or infrastructure, to get a boost to the same dollar amount.
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And with the European Union allowing it to ship bikes from its facility in Thailand, sidestepping the trading bloc's 25% retaliatory tariffs on U.S.-built motorcycles, Harley's sales in Europe are also expected to get a boost this year.
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If you bought a house in the last year or two, when interest rates were higher, and you've been making your mortgage payments on time every month, your score could get a boost under this new credit scoring model.
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Opinion Columnist I was glad to see the stock market get a boost from the news that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators were talking again and that President Trump blinked a bit and pulled some of his planned tariffs.
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Televisa may see a pickup in pay-TV subscribers in the second half of 2017, while its ad revenue will get a boost from the World Cup beginning in June 2018, Interacciones analyst Martin Lara wrote in a preview.
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Opinion Columnist I was glad to see the stock market get a boost from the news that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators were talking again and that President Trump blinked a bit and pulled some of his planned tariffs.
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Doing so would allow states and municipalities to get a boost in funding through the $1.4 billion Disaster Relief Fund, but more importantly, Trump could make changes to Medicaid that would allow more people to access inpatient addiction treatment.
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The comments overshadowed U.S. President Donald Trump's Tuesday night speech to Congress and sent U.S. financial stocks soaring, helping the Dow Jones Industrial Average top 21,000 for the first time as banks' profits get a boost from higher interest rates.
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His ambition could get a boost as soon as March, when a sewage treatment plant under construction in the east of the slum, home to around a quarter of a million people in southwest Nairobi, is due to start operating.
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The oil market should get a boost this summer from the "driving season," the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said on Wednesday, but added that demand from major economies would be insufficient to offset the decline in consumption elsewhere.
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On one hand, this is a tremendously awesome time to connect with people on a deep level—you will weed out the fake friends from the gems, and relationships (romantic and otherwise) you want to grow will get a boost.
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CHICAGO, May 6 (Reuters) - Illinois' relatively weak credit quality could get a boost if the state adopts a graduated income tax rate system, which provides increased revenue-raising flexibility to address pension and budget pressures, Moody's Investors Service said on Monday.
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Jardiance, another Type 22.66 diabetes treatment, is expected to get a boost after U.S. regulators this month said Lilly could promote its ability to reduce the risk of death in patients with heart disease, as demonstrated in a large clinical trial.
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A poll from the summer found that Republicans favored restrictions on campaign donations nearly to the same extent as Democrats, and another recent poll found that Democratic candidates who talk about their reform plans get a boost in the polls.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Traders in the options market are betting that shares of U.S. steel makers will get a boost when the U.S. Commerce Department unveils findings from its investigation into cheap steel imports, according to data and analysts on Friday.
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Stocks could get a boost next week from the so-called "January effect," when stocks that were sold off in December for year-end tax harvesting rally back in the next month as investors scoop them back up at lower prices.
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The analysts cut their fiscal year 2019 earnings per share estimate for the company by 2 percent, but they still project solid growth, particularly as its FIFA soccer game franchise appears set to get a boost from the World Cup.
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To get a boost on MQMs, you can open one of Delta's two premium credit cards and meet minimum spending requirements: the Platinum Delta SkyMiles® Credit Card from American Express, or the Delta Reserve® Credit Card from American Express.
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Policy doves, who favor lower rates, seemed to get a boost Wednesday, when minutes from the most recent FOMC meeting indicated that officials would be willing to let inflation run above the Fed's 2 percent target for a temporary period.
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The firm, which can trace its history back 13 years, is the latest asset manager to get a boost after converting its overseas earnings back into pounds, given a weakening in the currency after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2023 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) to get a boost from Gillum in toughest reelection fight in years.
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Airlines, financial markets, small businesses and hospitals would all get a boost under the nearly 20213-page bill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rolled out less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump signed a second multibillion-dollar coronavirus response measure.
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Trump's favorable numbers did get a boost after he won the election, likely due to new respect from Republicans who were angry in the summer and fall that his antics seemed to be blowing a very winnable election for the GOP.
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As for AirDine, Charlie Hedstrom, its chief executive, said he thought that its more laid-back approach — it does not screen hosts and lets the ratings provide feedback — works well and that it will get a boost with more marketing.
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Singapore-based Bhaskar Laxminarayan told the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit on Tuesday that while Trump's anti-globalization rhetoric might weigh on trade-reliant emerging markets, the developed world might get a boost from an improving outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Given that the inflation rate is expected to fall further and sluggish economic growth in Russia is expected to get a boost from cheaper lending, two experts in the Reuters poll predicted a 50-basis-point cut to 6% on Friday.
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Prices are not likely to get a boost from the walkouts, with the median forecast of 2500 analysts for the average fourth quarter price of London Metal Exchange cash copper at $2190,23 a tonne, down 22 percent from Friday's close.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday that the central bank's next move would be heavily influenced by the progress of talks on Britain's departure from the EU. Growth could get a boost if a transitional deal gave businesses confidence to invest.
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DUBAI, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to move sideways on Sunday in the absence of major new factors, although Abu Dhabi-listed Sudatel Telecom could get a boost from news that the United States lifted economic sanctions against Sudan.
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Many analysts who provided bullish views tempered them with concerns that much rests on hope that world economic growth will get a boost after a sluggish year, as well as widespread acceptance major central banks are at or near their policy limits.
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Revenues, a clearer measure than profits which can often get a boost from cost-cutting, are coming in 4 percent ahead of market forecasts, with financials and energy companies delivering the biggest beats, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S data.
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"The fact that June sales get a boost, more so than the trend we've seen in the past several quarters is a highlight for me," Danske Markets analyst Daniel Schmidt said, adding that the reduction of store openings was also a welcome development.
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As the Summer Olympics in Rio get underway on Friday night, global sponsors such as Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Procter & Gamble are going for gold and hoping to get a boost, but some other names may enjoy a healthy run even as nonsponsors.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The United States has agreed to let commercial flights use airspace controlled by its forces in Japan, meaning the capacity of one of Tokyo's main airports will get a boost in time for the 2020 Olympics, the government said on Wednesday.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Latin American cloud forests, energy-saving street lights in Rio de Janeiro and sustainable cattle ranching in the Amazon will get a boost from new financial instruments to channel capital for tackling climate change, their backers said.
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The world's fifth-largest hotel group said it would get a boost in the second half from recently acquired Fairmont Raffles International group but expressed caution about the impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and attacks in France and Germany.
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"The fact that June sales get a boost, more so than the trend we've seen in the past several quarters, is a highlight for me," Danske Markets analyst Daniel Schmidt said, adding the reduction of store openings was also a welcome development.
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While full-year issuance is still likely to trail 2017 levels, second-half sales may get a boost from booming merger and acquisition activity — a raft of firms, from Walmart to Bayer, have tapped markets in recent weeks to fund M&A deals.
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In return, Gett will get a boost opening and operating in markets where it currently does not; the ride-hailing service counts around 60 markets under its umbrella right now, while Volkswagen is one of the most global companies on the planet.
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LONDON, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Virtual reality is set to get a boost among industrial product designers as Finnish firm Varjo raises $31 million in a funding round led by European venture capital firm Atomico and joined by the corporate venture arm of Siemens.
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The shares of investment firm Shuaa Capital, which are often traded by local day traders, may get a boost after it swung to a first-quarter net profit of 24.8 million dirhams, versus a net loss of 28.5 million dirhams a year earlier.
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Rorsted said sales in Russia, which tumbled 16 percent in the first quarter, could get a boost in the second quarter from the competition as Adidas opens pop-up stores, but he noted that the economy remained in trouble due to Western sanctions.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should raise interest rates three times this year given the already strong economy will get a boost from tax cuts, and can tighten more or less aggressively if needed, a key U.S. rate-setter said on Saturday.
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If your dog&aposs walking skills don&apost get a boost from the Balance, consider a head halter like the PetSafe Gentle Leader Headcollar (also included in our guide to the best no-pull harnesses) and/or upping your loose-leash walking training.
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"Job growth should resume in October as the impact of the storms fades, and in fact will get a boost through the rest of this year and into 2018 because of rebuilding efforts, supported by federal aid and insurance payments," Faucher said.
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And even though expectations are low for Trump's tax cuts and other agenda items getting enacted soon, the market and economy will likely get a boost if Trump and Congress can get something done by early next year, says Nixon of Northern Trust.
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DUBAI, June 29 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the United Arab Emirates may have a firm tone in light trade on Thursday as oil prices have continued to improve from low levels, while banks may get a boost as banking shares overseas have surged.
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Analysts had expected sales to get a boost from the pay rises and one-off bonus payments that many companies have given to blue collar workers — Dollar Tree's core customers — as a result of windfalls from changes to U.S. corporate tax rates.
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His work—and all work involving the universe's first billion years—will get a boost in the coming years after the 2018 launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, Hubble's successor, which has been explicitly designed to find the first objects in the universe.
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Bank sector analysts expected that a rising interest rate environment in 2017 would bode well for lenders in the region, as their net interest margins get a boost, although lower rates and slightly easing liquidity concerns may help encourage the private sector to borrow more.
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DUBAI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Oil-sensitive shares in the Gulf may get a boost from firmer crude oil on Monday while shares favoured by foreign funds in Dubai and Qatar may come under selling pressure as emerging markets made a shaky start to the week.
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SMALL museums that struggle to find the funding their curators need to research and develop innovative, ideas-based exhibitions are to get a boost from Sotheby's, a commercial auction house, which on September 28th announced the inaugural winners of its $250,000 annual Sotheby's Prize.
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ABOUT THE SABRES (26-33-23): Most of the issues have been in the offensive end of the rink for Buffalo, which was 25th in the league in scoring (23) through Saturday but could get a boost if shifty forward Tyler Ennis returns on Monday.
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And even though Netflix boss Ted Sarandos insisted that the streaming giant "will be impacted" in the event of a strike, with some of its series currently being written and filmed, streaming services will definitely get a boost if traditional networks go into reruns.
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Taylor, whose heads the world's largest trader of physical crude oil, said that while the price would get a boost from a cut of 1 million barrels per day (bpd), he was unsure OPEC members could agree on who should cut and by how much.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Symantec, Palo Alto Networks, FireEye – These and other cybersecurity stocks could get a boost this morning, as the "WannaCry" malware spreads throughout the world and impacts businesses as they open for a new week.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's gas output will get a boost this year as the country's huge Zohr field nears peak production and with $1.8 billion in investment from BP, officials said on Monday, as Egypt returns to export markets and positions itself as a regional hub.
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"With demand growing in the hot season in the second half of the year, exports momentum can get a boost from new handheld device launches and continued strong demand for new applications in vehicles, Internet of Things (IOT) and artificial intelligence," the agency said.
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From jury duty to pet purchases, here's a look at some of the changes for 220: Minimum wages will get a boost At least 19 states will increase their minimum wages on or around New Year's Day, according to the National Employment Law Project.
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Piper Jaffray analyst Erinn Murphy thinks it will get a boost from new Pokémon toys this year thanks to the release of the "Pokémon Detective Pikachu" movie in May and the animated "Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution," which will be released in Japan in July.
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Powell was not as "dovish," or leaning against more rate hikes, as some investors may have wanted, but Panigirtzoglou thinks whether the Fed gets even more dovish next year will be the key factor in determining whether stocks get a boost in the beginning of 2019.
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It's the same division that handles the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films (as opposed to the ABC and Hulu shows, which are under the Marvel Television group), so that should help it get a boost when it comes to working with the existing Marvel films.
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The Raptors are led by guard DeMar DeRozan (23 points, 4 assists), guard Kyle Lowry (21.2 points and 6.4 assists) and center Jonas Valanciunas (12.8 points and 9.1 rebounds) and also could get a boost from the recent return of forward DeMarre Carroll after his arthroscopic surgery.
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio on November 19, and as Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20, you can expect the pace to pick up, your schedule to start getting in order, your energy and productivity to get a boost, and misunderstandings and delays to be corrected.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President-elect Rodrigo Duterte's vow to root out crime and drug abuse will get a boost from the country's first-time acting win at the Cannes Film Festival for a drama on a small-time drug dealer, a senator and anti-crime advocate said.
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The FTSE 5.93, which is skewed towards domestically-focused banks and property stocks, has borne the brunt of investor worries about the health of the UK economy, while blue-chips, whose earnings get a boost from a weaker sterling, have outperformed in local currency terms. reut.
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The former Tennessee governor's cash flow could get a boost at a Tuesday fundraiser, where attendees at a private home in Nashville will pay exorbitant prices to get a glimpse at Biden – who is touted as a strong contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2400.
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In the past few years, the anti-affirmative action cause has been joined by Asian-Americans who argue that they are being held to a higher standard, losing out on coveted slots at places like Harvard as African-Americans, Latinos and other groups get a boost.
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For the same $180 price as the soundbar, you get a boost to your bass that can allegedly be placed anywhere within 30 feet of your TV. I didn't have the space to test that particular limit, but when placed reasonably, the subwoofer works as you'd expect.
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"Stocks are continuing to get a boost from a weaker euro and the notion that the United States, the world's largest economy, will experience an uptick in growth once President-elect (Donald) Trump has started implementing his new policies," Markus Huber, trader at City of London Markets, said.
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Both Heller and Tarkanian are expected to get a boost from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE this week.
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Baltimore could also get a boost to their bullpen this week with the return of left-hander Brian Matusz (back), who started the season on the DL. Matusz pitched well in rehab appearances for Double-A Bowie and provides another solid left-handed option out of the bullpen.
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Shares of Arabia Cotton Ginning may get a boost after an Agriculture Ministry spokesman on Saturday said Egypt aimed to double production of cotton and to increase the price of the long staple cotton to more than 3,000 Egyptian pounds ($168.07) per qintar (160 kg), which will all be exported.
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Democrats may get a boost from Trump's inflammatory rhetoric suggesting that the high death toll from Maria was a falsely inflated number (it was not.) There is also a lot of anger in the community of the lack of US response to hurricane recovery, and Trump cannot seem to let the issue go.
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Specific sectors like property and construction will likely get a boost, said Macquarie China economist Larry Hu. But shares in many of the most-affected companies have yet to trade on the news: Hong Kong markets were open Monday and closed Tuesday, while mainland markets were shut both days for a public holiday.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, the wealthiest 203 percent of Americans will receive nearly half of the gains from the tax cuts, with the top 20 percent of earners getting a boost of 2.9 percent in their after-tax income, while the middle class will get a boost of 1.6 percent.
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Cramer said companies that have the biggest year-over-year earnings revisions, such as the U.S. industrials that do not have a lot of overseas business, are a good bet as are the high-growth stocks that aren't dependent on economic growth to do well, but can get a boost from the economy doing well.
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ET, FSN Sun (Tampa Bay), MSG Buffalo ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (10-6-43): Tampa Bay could get a boost if speedy wing Jonathan Drouin can return from a concussion that has forced him to miss the last seven games, but defenseman Anton Stralman (upper body) is expected to sit out his third straight contest.
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At the same time, the push to prevent new HIV infections should get a boost from a whole host of factors, the Citi team said, including President Donald Trump's new plan to end HIV in the US by 2030 and a recent recommendation in favor of PrEP from the influential US Preventive Services Task Force.
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"I'm very close, I have to tell you, to pulling off something you have been looking forward to for many years and that's the 12-month E15 waiver," he said at a workforce event in Iowa, where farmers would get a boost by increasing the amount of ethanol, a biofuel typically made from corn, blended into gasoline.
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As the Internet collectively tries to solve the mystery of whether Steven and his nephew Brendan committed the crime they were convicted of — or, as the documentary implies, they were framed by the police — our sleuthing might get a boost by watching other documentaries that questioned the workings of the justice system, as well as the convictions that followed.
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Concerns about players' emotional well-being have been raised in the NBA, but the high school level has barely begun to grapple with the detrimental impact an industry eager to build on its bottom line could have on teenagers, who get a boost in name recognition in exchange for an entirely new set of stressors and expectations.
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RONALDO SET TO RETURN Real Madrid, which has a nearly perfect home record, will welcome Manchester City on Wednesday for the second leg of their Champions League semifinal and will get a boost with the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed three games because of a leg injury, including a 0-0 first-leg draw last week.
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He was elected president despite saying he couldn't love a gay son and that a colleague was too 'ugly' to be rapedIn places like Germany, which remained fairly economically stable after the 2008 crisis and more resistant to populism than other countries in the neighborhood, far-right entities like the could get a boost from a recession.
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But on Wednesday, the cast will get a boost from two actors with plenty of awards hardware: The four-time Emmy winner Alfre Woodard will play the estranged mother of Cookie (Taraji P. Henson), while the Oscar winner Forest Whitaker continues his formidable turn as the consigliere Eddie, who angles for power at the Lyon family's record label.
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Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson believes his campaign will get a boost whenever Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE ends his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Erik PaulsenErik Philip PaulsenHopes dim for passage of Trump trade deal Fight over Trump's new NAFTA hits key stretch Blue states angry over SALT cap should give fiscal sobriety a try MORE (R-Minn.), who also faces a tough race, in suburban Minneapolis, could get a boost from passage of a bill he has championed repealing the medical device tax.
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Facing the toughest reelection of his 2900-year Senate career, Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 220006 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D) is expected to get a boost from another name on the ballot: Florida's younger and more progressive gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum (D).
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The government, and health service, could get a boost from an unlikely source in the coming weeks after Mercedes' Formula One (F1) team worked with clinicians and engineers from London's University College London, and its next door hospital, to fast-track the building of a breathing aid that delivers oxygen to the lungs without needing a ventilator, the BBC reported.
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" "Smart way to get a boost but looking back, probably not the uh ... most moral thing to do," he said in a Twitter DM. Alejandro, another 23-year-old cis man, remembers when he wasn't allowed into a guild, he made a female Blood Elf mage to befriend the guild master, become his online girlfriend, and "rose the ranks of the guild.
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Biden, a onetime front-runner in the Democratic race, is hoping to get a boost on Wednesday, when, according to a media report, he will pick up the endorsement of Representative Jim Clyburn, the highest-ranking African American in Congress, who represents a district in South Carolina, a state where voters head to the polls on Saturday in the next Democratic nominating contest.
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Here are the most notable measures included in the omnibus package: Ocean science and weather get a boost: The spending bill increases the budget for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) by $234 million which would help maintain key programs like the National Weather Service (NWS)-- which the White House suggested cutting by 8 percent in its fiscal 2019 proposal.
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The department's cyber funds would get a boost under President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's proposed fiscal 85033 budget, amid cuts to other programs.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), facing one of the toughest re-election bids of his Senate career, is expected to get a boost from Andrew Gillum, his party's progressive, African-American nominee for Florida governor, The Hill's Max Greenwood reports.
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On top of the Series A, FiveAI will also get a boost in the form of a grant from the U.K. government: it has so far received £12.8 million ($17 million) for StreetWise, a project it's working on with Transport for London, the Transport Research Laboratory, Oxford University, insurer Direct Line and others to develop a self-driving car pilot for London to cut traffic congestion and free up parking spaces.
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