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• Indonesia recruited him to bolster up their roster although Duany has no familiar links to the country.
• Thereby, besides regaling their listeners, they used to bolster up their religious sentiments, too.
• However, I'd like to see more pronounced bolsters up the sides and at the shoulders.
• The front bucket seats were superb, with encompassing bolsters up the sides and a broad, firm bottom.
• Intermissions allow players to buy better missiles and defense system to bolster up his defense of his space colonies.
• The guts uphold the heart and not the heart the gutsSo goes the proverb that elucidates the power of food to bolster up the soul.
• What you are saying amounts to accepting that we should in fact be using historical maps to bolster up the POV of our national editorial factions.
• For example, in " The Man From Tripoli " ( 1979 ), Bryn expresses this sentiment to bolster up a simple marriage of convenience.
• Wikipedia ought not to cling, or repress the new, because it will slow down the process of theories being overthrown; it will bolster up the old.
• These men were later withdrawn to bolster up another section of the line, leaving the 33rd to defend its sector with a single line of troops and no reserve.
• In Toledo, he has set up a marketing showroom where retailers can pick up _ and offer _ tips on how to bolster up Owens Corning's retail sales.
• Currency traders said that they expect the euro to rest within the 86 cents to 87.5 cents range because of fears of another intervention by central banks to bolster up the anemic currency.
• These FWC " clubs " were intended to gather supportive parents, community trade unionists, teachers, and interested adults in order to " bolster up the work of the local Falcon flight " through advice, financial aid, and publicity.
• Dr . Blofeld has been aggressively trying to bolster up an apparently self-promotional vanity article to prevent it from deletion, using multiple poor sources and warring against maintenance tags marking the source misuse . < & 22 : 14, 14 April 2015 ( UTC)
• He made the point that none of the classic topoi that are usually adduced to bolster up the cultural continuity between ancient and medieval Celtic cultures ( e . g . headhunting, champion's portion, etc . ) holds up to any kind of close inspection.
• Lady Avon herself recalled that, though she sought to " bolster up " her husband and scanned the newspapers for anything that she thought he ought to know, she did not feel she " knew enough about what was going on to try and interfere in any way ".
• :After he wrote this rude stuff on MY page, bringing up junk that has nothing to do with this, like he has the habit of doing, in bias, as if that somehow bolsters up his case, all the while dodging the actual specifics of what is brought up in this current matter:
• Due to the political turmoil of the late 1980s, he formed the civilian paramilitary unit called the Dignity Battalions composed by regular sympathizers and the CODEPADI, a similar group formed by civil servants inside public institutions; both intended to bolster up forces to be used in case of foreign military action, but were mainly used as shock troops in acts of political repression.