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Traditionally as commodity prices rise, national governments have sought to boost their share of the proceeds, either to save or to spend.

It has also sought to boost the country's competitiveness.

Bush sought to boost production by auctioning off leases on millions of acres of public land.

It sought to boost economic growth through trade liberalization for all nations, but particularly for developing nations.

In the north-eastern rustbelt, which had long been a centre of the dairy industry, some cities sought to boost dairy farming to revive failing economies.

Now he has sought to boost his ongoing campaign for a presidential system in Turkey with claims that the Queen is in charge of Britain.

Concerned that the Dolphins were being discounted after the departures of Coach Jimmy Johnson and quarterback Dan Marino, Dave Wannstedt, the new coach, sought to boost the team's confidence.

Last year, in extensive comments on the scandal, he issued a condemnation of the abuse and sought to boost his priests' confidence.

UK Sport has also sought to boost its talent id schemes in recent years with an unprecedented number of athletes expected to graduate from them in time for Rio.

Eastman Kodak, the camera and film company that had near monopoly power in the market, sought to boost sales of photography to the middle class by making the process seem fun.

Henderson insisted he had not sought to boost performance.