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report bolster
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2.30 |
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The reports bolstered the market before the Fed news. |
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step bolster
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1.18 |
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Now malls are taking steps to bolster security and attract crowds. |
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company bolster
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1.12 |
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The company also will bolster profits by containing costs. |
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rate bolster
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1.05 |
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Skyrocketing crime and murder rates have bolstered that public sentiment. |
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gain bolster
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0.86 |
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French stocks rose, bolstered by gains in U.S. shares. |
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action bolster
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0.79 |
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Omi said he believes the government will take action to bolster the yen. |
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finding bolster
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0.79 |
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The MIT findings may bolster that theory. |
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move bolster
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0.79 |
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He said the move will bolster the ailing domestic steel industry. |
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study bolster
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0.79 |
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Animal studies bolstered the notion. |
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dollar bolster
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0.72 |
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A stronger dollar would in the long run bolster bond prices. |
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cut bolster
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0.66 |
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Cost cuts also bolstered the bottom line. |
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economy bolster
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0.53 |
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Many placement officers say a recovering economy has bolstered job opportunities. |
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expectation bolster
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0.53 |
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Still, some traders said rate cut expectations will bolster the U.S. currency against the yen in the days ahead. |
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growth bolster
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0.53 |
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By contrast, economic growth is bolstering job gains in Spain, Portugal and Ireland. |
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price bolster
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0.53 |
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Rising chip prices will bolster profits. |
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government bolster
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0.46 |
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A new government could bolster the financial system. |
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way bolster
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0.46 |
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He wanted a way to bolster productivity while keeping a lid on fixed costs. |
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evidence bolster
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0.39 |
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Such evidence would bolster any claims that police may have framed Simpson, the professor said. |
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optimism bolster
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0.39 |
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The dollar rose against the yen overnight, bolstered by optimism the U.S. economy will keep growing with little inflation. |
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purchase bolster
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0.39 |
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Prices were further bolstered by purchases by the Federal Reserve, known as a coupon pass. |