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Higher-income households, bolstered by stock market and home-equity gains, have continued to spend, boosting corporate revenue and earnings and driving broader economic growth.

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“Furthermore, we commend the projected lower capital expenditure in the medium term, which should bolster cash generation.”

The protesters accuse the government of undermining democracy, as the main opposition leader is in jail and another opposition figure was disqualified from the election, bolstering Samia's chances of winning.

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Luck is with her, bolstered by a fierce conviction in her own bespoke vision.

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Following last week’s jewelry heist at Paris’s Louvre Museum, Sotheby’s has bolstered security to protect its privy.

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