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boomlet

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boom·let  (bmlt)
n.
A small boom, as in business, politics, or the birth rate.


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But I actually think the boomlet for Obama will help Edwards.
Then, too, the declining cost of full-color printing coincided with the baby boomlet of the late 1970s and early 1980s, a time when talk of early learning was also on the rise.
Anyone with eyes or a subscription to People magazine has noticed there's a baby boomlet on.
 
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