Bolster

1. a long thick pillow that is often placed under other pillows 2. to support; prop up; to strengthen

White House Watchdog

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Democrats, bolstered by their midterm win, are pushing to revive wealth tax proposals, aiming to raise taxes on the rich despite potential vetoes from President Donald Trump.

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Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” returns to some familiar themes and narrative threads, but with skill and pathos, bolstered by several tip-top performances. https://buff.ly/JTyCEgU

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Stephen Miller's ascension in the White House was bolstered by his wife, Katie Miller, who lobbied Trump's circle for his appointment as Susie Wiles' successor.

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