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The Zimbabwean government has also suspended tariffs on all imports, except goods classified as luxuries, a move which has boosted cross-border trade.

Evans, whose last regular TV presenting job was hosting OFI Sunday for ITV in 2005, took over from Sir Terry Wogan on Radio 2's weekday breakfast show in January, a move which is said to have boosted audience figures.

He is expected to drop his campaign today and endorse McCain in a move which will boost the former prisoner of war's chances in New York and New Jersey.

A weaker yen has boosted exports.

A consumption boom has boosted VAT receipts.

The Falkirk row prompted Mr Miliband to call for an overhaul of the process by which union members affiliate to Labour - a move which would have cost the party millions in funding but which he says could revitalise the party and boost membership.

A resurgence of travel and tourism has boosted Honolulu, which is 15th on our list.

He clearly has a strong sense of self-confidence, which has been boosted with each victory.

Therefore, many patients were in a positive mood while they were answering the questions, which could have boosted their answers.

It also has launched a joint venture with rival Samsung to build glass panels, a move which should cut production costs and boost margins.

US airstrikes targeted a hardline Syrian rebel group that has been fighting Islamic State (IS) jihadists, activists reported, a move which could turn some of the Western-backed opposition against America and boost support for IS.