81.   After the Mississippi trial and before an expected appeal, however, the talks may get another boost.

82.   Against the mark, the dollar got a boost from the first reduction in the German securities repurchase rate in three weeks.

83.   Both companies are expected to get a boost from their geographic spread, particularly from the U.S. which experienced fewer catastrophes and therefore lower claims in the quarter.

84.   Both Mahe and Newman said Democrats could get a boost out of the peaceful resolution of the crisis in Haiti.

85.   British government bonds got a boost from the report.

86.   But across the country, the results of these weekends, says assistant director Diane Lueck, has been that women get a boost in self-esteem.

87.   Bush gets a boost for his coalition-building with the surprise cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinians.

88.   But even an old-fashioned Christmas can get a boost from technology.

89.   But he also got a boost from a supplemental health plan he had bought from American Family Life Assurance Co. of Columbus.

90.   But that does little to curb the consumerism that unwittingly got a boost from Congress two years ago.