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This is the latest in a series of updates for Crossy Road based on specific countries, designed to boost its appeal around the world.

Some of them, such as the purchase of the startup MoPub, were seemingly designed to boost its existing advertising business, particularly on mobile devices.

The move - which does not involve the company issuing any new share capital but is designed to boost its presence in the US savings market - follows a number of positive developments in recent days.

Hulu is also subsidizing the cost of Showtime, in a clever deal designed to boost its own subscriber numbers.

In another recent move designed to boost its reputation in the U.S., Alibaba president Jack Ma pledged to create one-million new jobs in America.

As hopeful filmmakers mix with glittering celebrities and fawning fans at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, Hewlett-Packard added its two bits to the scene, pulling back the curtains on two new wide-format printers designed to boost its graphic-arts portfolio.

The presidential candidate also waxed lyrical on boosting pensions and delivering housing to the military, populist moves designed to boost his popularity ahead of the 4 March vote.

And Microsoft reportedly has a series of enhancements on the docket designed to boost interest in its Windows Mobile platform.

The move is designed to boost Labour membership from its current 200,000 and loosen the financial hold of union bosses over the party, but unions have warned that it could cost millions of pounds in lost donations.

They are overseen by Apple's senior vice president for retail, Ron Johnson, whom Apple hired in 2000 from Target, another company known for using hip design to boost its bottom line and its public profile.

A 2000 law, designed to boost turnout, makes it easy for voters to cast their ballots by post.