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Lonely Planet, which BBC Worldwide acquired amid much controversy in 2007, moved into the black over the past 12 months and has boosted the percentage of revenue from non-print activity from just 9% at acquisition to 22%.

Deloitte's 19-year-old Women's Initiative, for example, has boosted the percentage of female partners, principals and directors from 7% in 1994 to 23% in 2010.

Both SumAll and Telstra aim to continue to boost the percentage of women in their companies.

Quotas helped Norway boost the percentage of women in company boardrooms from just 7% in 2003 to to 44% in 2008, according to research by the European Professional Women's Network.

LE MASSIF'S goal is to increase the number of its winter visitors to 200,000 annually, up from 170,000 currently, and to boost the percentage of United States visitors to the mountain to 15percentt in five years, up from the current 4percentt.

Former minister Lord Davies of Abersoch has urged FTSE 350 companies to boost the percentage of women at the board table to 25% by 2015.

But according to the Minnesota study, that mind game has virtually no impact it only boosts the percentage of income tax filers paying use tax from 1.56% to 1.63%.

The project is scheduled to end in March or June next year and is part of a plan that aims at boosting the percentage of electric cars in Japan to an ambitious 50% by 2020.

After all, in the parliamentary elections, there were many reports of official results being rewritten and numbers simply changed once the election protocols had left the polling stations, in order to boost the percentage of Mr Putin's party.

In November 2009 the Environmental Protection Agency obediently sent a letter to one of the ethanol lobbies, Growth Energy, assuring it that EPA was optimistic over boosting the percentage of ethanol in gas, from 10% to 15%.

The attacks amplified feelings of national solidarity, boosting the percentage of Americans who were "extremely proud" to be American, Wagner said.