Word: boosting
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...were they here? To prove their mettle in the fierce competition of the 36th Annual Harvard National High School Invitational Forensics Tournament—and perhaps boost their resumes so that one day they too might be able to march through Boylston gate as proud students. (Maybe you were once one of them...
Continued strong play from Richter would be an enormous boost if the Crimson is going to make any sort of postseason...
...more athletic lineup has given teams trouble early on but has also allowed the Crimson to receive a scoring boost from its bench...
Islamabad politicians and diplomats say that the military opposes any measure that might boost the current President, who was swept into power in 2008 on a sympathy vote for his late wife, Benazir Bhutto, assassinated the previous year. Zardari has been dogged by old corruption charges and his current administration has proved highly unpopular, allowing the army to take a commanding role in security and foreign affairs, and that includes dealing with Washington.(See the difficulties Pakistani journalists had covering the Siddiqui trial...
...this renewed vitality should help Cardinal boost the competitive advantages it does have. After the CareFusion spin-off, the company reorganized its retail-franchise model, Medicine Shoppe, and strengthened its nuclear-medicine program. It also continues to leverage its unique $8.2 billion medical-supply arm, under which Cardinal manufactures and delivers equipment like surgical gloves, scrubs and gowns to thousands of hospitals and labs. "If you're already dropping off gloves at a hospital, why not also bring along drugs or radioisotopes?" Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Muken says. "The scalability here is huge...