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• Such is requisite red-white-and-blue boosterism.
• Stock-market television reporting these days is touched with boosterism.
• This is not a city where blind boosterism has a foothold,
• Other Olympics in this country have been criticized for American boosterism.
• "It's more boosterism than journalism ."
• Folklorist American West, where it culminated in " boosterism ".
• Another related suggestion is the business boosterism that other cities resented.
• Service : Efficient, informed, with a touch of boosterism
• But it takes the cake for arrogant, blind boosterism.
• There's the glitzy, big-business boosterism.
• Let them engage in media-driven, nitwit boosterism.
• And who could object to such a harmless bit of industry boosterism?
• Many independent analysts say the boosterism is not mere propaganda.
• Not that they're too paranoid about being accused of boosterism.
• He included academic boosterism in all California State Polytechnic University, Pomona articles
• And the boosterism has taken in some grand claims.
• So is local boosterism ( " Virginia Proud.
• The old one is the fine line between objectivity and boosterism among announcers.
• Critics charge that the changes amount to corporate boosterism.
• With that boosterism comes a heightened sense of responsibility.