You promote yourself on Twitter, you promote yourself on Facebook, you promote yourself everywhere.
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It wasn't to promote ideas; it was to promote himself.
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It exists to engage #Millennials, promote shareability, and promote brand awareness.
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And anytime I can promote that agenda, I'm gonna promote it.
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Well, if I'm going to promote a charity, I'll promote mine.
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"I try to promote kindness and promote compassion," she said on Today.
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We can pay them to promote our product, but we can't promote our own.
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Our task is to promote inquiry, not outrage -- to promote critical engagement, not condescension.
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"We continue to discuss a wide range of areas where we can cooperate more effectively in order to promote jobs, promote investment, promote trade, and promote greater opportunities for our people, particularly young people, in both of our countries," the president said.
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The only way you can justify that kind of a terrible balance is if, in the long run, it's going to promote tourism, promote trade and promote foreign investments.
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That's when I feel a responsibility to promote the thing that I'm trying to promote.
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I'm also trying to promote and cross-promote the various projects I have going on.
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He has to promote his movie — he wants to promote his movie — but beyond that?
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There's no evidence that they promote safer sexual behavior or promote the disclosure of one's HIV status.
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"As soon as you promote a diverse market, you promote inclusion," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"If the platform is telling you that you should promote it, you should promote it," Lyublinsky says.
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"We continue to discuss a wide range of areas where we can cooperate more effectively in order to promote jobs, promote investment, promote trade and promote greater opportunities for our people, particularly young people, in both of our countries," President Obama said in the Oval Office during the meeting.
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For starters, participants cannot choose which tweets to promote – they can only toggle Twitter Promote on or off.
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Advertisers can promote a tweet that includes an embedded Periscope the same way they promote any other tweet.
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You can still see their [archived streams], they don't promote other streams, they don't promote other popular channels.
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It's vertical integration, done the Lucas way: first to promote his oil brand, now to promote his ideological one.
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He can bask in his newfound influence and celebrity, and promote his agenda—which partly is to promote himself.
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Using government policy to promote long-term horizons in corporate America would promote an insidious form of government cronyism.
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China will expand supply channels to promote parallel car imports and will promote regulations to promote used car transactions, the commerce ministry's spokesman, Gao Feng, said at a press briefing in Beijing, without giving specific details.
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But I think these street events are great ways to promote the sport and promote different events within the sport.
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You have to seem to promote the interests that they want to promote, even if you don't believe in them.
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How do you promote more, this was a great story of heroism, or of compassion ... And then promote it further.
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Of course, it is, and always has been, at Spotify's discretion to promote or not promote any artist for any reason.
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Yet its efforts to promote new industries are hobbled by labour policies that are meant to promote the employment of locals.
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In July, Britain's advertising regulator announced rules banning ads that promote gender stereotypes, sexually objectify women or promote unhealthy body images.
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Green saw the "Green Book" as a way to promote black customers to businesses as well as to promote black-owned businesses.
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While Girl Scouts promote the idea that girls should enroll from kindergarten through high school, some in the organization promote some flexibility.
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" It's frustrating that so many massive brands don't use their platforms to promote worthy causes, it's more just to promote — LW: "Themselves.
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" At the end of the Cup, that entry won and Nick told me, "I want you to write for the magazine, I want to promote Bubble Bags, I want to promote your photos, and I want to promote everything you do.
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It will take action if tweets promote terrorism, include private information or intimate photos, engage in child sexual exploitation or promote self-harm.
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"They're hindering prevention efforts, because when you continue to promote stigma, you continue to promote that people with HIV are dangerous," Richman said.
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"I'm not trying to promote any religion here, I'm just trying to promote acceptance," she said on the app, The Daily Mail reported.
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We call for meaningful market-based solutions that focus on open and honest pricing, promote more market competition, and promote innovation and value.
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" Amazon's policy on offensive products prohibits "products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views.
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It's changed quite a bit, man—you used to tour to promote your album, but now you've got an album to promote your tour.
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These rules should promote investment and innovation, protect internet freedom, and promote the market-based vision that's served us so well for so long.
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The addition of Links is sure to satisfy brands who want to promote products, and creators who need to promote their others social channels.
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It's just a story to promote our sport and anything we can do to promote it is a good thing, it's a no-brainer.
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" Amazon's policy on offensive products prohibits "products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views.
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In June, Instagram a change that would let advertisers promote posts from influencers, or users who work with brands to promote services or products.
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"Based on this free trade agreement I'm sure that it will further promote our trade and investment as well as further promote our technology cooperation."
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Online content publishers should "promote core socialist values" and spread ideas, morals and knowledge that improve the quality of the nation and promote economic development.
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Brown said when she used this method, she would apply to promote a specific product and write a pitch about how she would promote it.
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By cooling down urban centers, cities can promote walking, socializing, outdoor art and activities that improve well-being and promote a more open-air lifestyle.
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We will also promote our Operation Lookout program that reminds road users to promote impaired drivers as a crime in progress to 9-1-1.
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Quibi is partnering with Google and T-Mobile to promote the serviceQuibi also has deals with T-Mobile and Google to promote the streaming service.
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Facebook's Instagram is rolling out a change that will let advertisers promote posts from "influencers," or users who work with brands to promote services or products.
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Putting a state's attorney's name on sports team jerseys does little to promote drug prevention, but does plenty to promote the state's attorney and his campaign.
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It's partly a way to promote shows, promote albums, and also give credit to musicians who play in the band, and artists and filmmakers and stuff.
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Diversity officials promote the hiring of ethnic minorities and women, launch campaigns to promote dialogue, and write strategic plans on increasing equity and inclusion on campus.
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The Real Alternatives contract stipulated that the organization and its subcontractors must "actively promote childbirth" and must not refer clients to abortion providers or promote contraceptives.
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So next time an actress is trying to promote a film, a pop star is trying to promote a record, a "real housewife" is trying to cross-promote some bizarre venture, rather than asking them whether or not they're a feminist, mix it up a little!
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So our government tries to work together with the international community to further promote the liberalization and facilitation of trade and investment to further promote international cooperation.
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But I think the most important thing that we can do is get back to public health basics: Reduce smoking rates, promote healthy diets, promote vaccination rates.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has sought to bolster women in the workplace through an effort called "Womenomics," which encourages companies to promote diversity and promote female managers.
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"Instagram is the biggest platform I have to promote my work," Duran says of the account where he was planning to promote his own products and merchandise.
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It also underscores a push by firms across corporate America to promote their values and infuse them throughout the enterprise — like colocating various teams to promote collaboration.
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Google wants to promote its technical lead in voice recognition; Amazon wants to promote its dominance in the same category; Facebook wants to pivot to private messaging.
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Digital tools "can promote compliance, promote collection of information that can be used to inform and engage with physicians, and promote the collection of real-world data that can be used to help inform follow-on drug development," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in an interview with BioCentury.
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The rules say online content publishers should "promote core socialist values" and spread ideas, morals and knowledge that improve the quality of the nation and promote economic development.
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The case asks whether the California government can require licensed professionals to advertise services the government wished to promote but the professionals themselves did not want to promote.
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Steven Post says changing the crisscrossing metal components from white to green would promote wood energy and making the antenna at the top red would promote fire energy.
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Addressing health care, childcare, student debt, and retirement security would promote much higher rates of entrepreneurship among women and, in turn, promote faster economic growth and job creation.
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The new appointments were seen by some analysts as an effort to promote younger officials, who would be loyal to the crown prince and promote his Vision 2030.
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The announcement by the EPA had been widely expected ever since President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March 20133 to promote energy independence and promote coal.
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An interactive experience transports visitors to the Arctic to promote conservation efforts An interactive experience transports visitors to the Arctic to promote conservation efforts America is changing fast!
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Chuu has also worked with companies like Marvel Comics to promote a mobile game, and Google even sent her a free Pixel to promote the company's line of smartphones.
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And you know, we just want to promote fun, we want promote great healthy ingredients like we've always been doing and I've been involved with Papa John's since 1989.
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Trump did not tour the country to promote health care changes, but he's due Wednesday in Springfield, Missouri, to promote the tax reform effort, according to the White House.
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YouTube over the weekend said it will demonetize channels that promote anti-vaccine content, and link to the Wikipedia entry on "vaccine hesitancy" before videos that promote such views.
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And my argument is, in all this, we must be willing to promote our own interests and promote them in a way where we do not compromise our sovereignty.
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" Read more " They promote a friendly sharing economy.
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A chance to promote business Though Valentine's day tends not to be celebrated widely across the country, in recent years, various companies have used the event to promote their products.
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The second is Russia trying to make hay of this and intervene in the politics of European democracies, intervene in the politics of our electoral democracy, promote confusion, promote division.
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In the 1990s, Denmark began adopting what has been called "flexicurity," combining policies that promote a flexible economy — allowing creative destruction as needed — with those that promote security for workers.
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The Federal Reserve's role is guided by its mandate from Congress to promote maximum employment and stable prices, along with its responsibilities to promote the stability of the financial system.
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"This is staggering hypocrisy from a tobacco company to promote its own smoking-cessation products in the UK while continuing to promote tobacco cigarettes across the world," Cancer Research UK said.
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The option is "an opportunity-oriented policy to promote work and promote savings," said Stacy Dean, vice president for food assistance at the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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The charter also aims to promote better understanding of oil market fundamentals among participants as well as to promote oil and gas in the global energy mix for the long term.
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Later, they will return the favor; for example, Mark Levin will appear on Sean Hannity's show to promote his book, then Hannity will appear on Levin's show to promote his book.
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"They served two functions: to promote ethnic pride and solidarity, but at the same time, to promote their American identity, because the bicycle fad was sweeping the nation," Mr. Friss said.
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It's a shame that Netflix did not see fit to promote it more aggressively than it did (that is, promote it at all), but we're all here now and everyone's O.K.
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The town works with the American Express Small Business Saturday campaign to promote the event, and individual retailers like The Olive Tap promote it on their social media accounts and flyers.
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"Do not promote empty people & their tantrums," he wrote.
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They promote the president's agenda — and his preferred candidates.
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" She responded, "yes I like to promote healthy stuff.
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" He said Trump's comments just "promote the fear mongering.
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This rule change doesn't promote work — it promotes misery.
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You can't ... You literally cannot promote it on Facebook?
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For example, to promote its Amazon Echo and other related voice-activated products, there will be Alexa-exclusive deals, and to promote its Amazon Fire TV, there will be numerous TV deals.
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Staying small, here's why we stay small, here's why we didn't take money, here's how we market, here's how we promote the products, here's how we promote ourselves, that sort of thing.
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The purpose for the Obamas' international trip was to promote the Let Girls Learn initiative, which aims to promote education for girls in countries where they may not have access to decent schooling.
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"They want to promote the idea that you can live well in rural areas ... and (promote) a new kind of agriculture which is easier, has a modern image, and is smart," he said.
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It is disingenuous for the N.R.A. to promote itself as an organization that teaches gun safety, even as it refuses to acknowledge the need for gun reform in order to promote true safety.
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Many have pointed out that, in one week, Major League Baseball did more to promote a player who retired three years ago than it has to promote any single current player all season.
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Half a century of American sanctions did not promote liberty.
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E.N.G.A.G.E. will help you design experiences that promote "successful thinking".
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And then there was the Potential to Promote Galvanic Corrosion.
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Expanding programs that promote entrepreneurship and job creation is another.
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Post to communicate, praise and learn — never to self-promote.
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And now the new Trump administration will promote Obamacare. Really.
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You can now buy the island used to promote it.
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Now who will promote unsafe sexual activities to America's teens?
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It likely evolved to promote group cooperation and social relationships.
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Yet these days the tour also serves to promote France.
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Trump claims he will promote health care choice and quality.
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The machines mostly promote sugary beverages, candy, cookies and chips.
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He runs a youth foundation to promote health and wellness.
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She's in Australia to promote her latest fragrance, Platinum Rush.
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"The mission is to promote tolerance and understanding," she said.
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But it's really meant to promote local and regional publishers.
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But kissing can actually be a good thing to promote.
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"I did a lot to promote his candidacy," he said.
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The high handlebars also promote a more relaxed riding position.
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Backbenchers feared it would let party chiefs promote their cronies.
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The government says it wants to promote small private businesses.
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European integration was intended to promote public integrity and competition.
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And she tries to promote girls in STEM education stuff.
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Higher rates for higher earners were thought to promote equality.
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We are independent researchers, and we promote an interdisciplinary approach.
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Uber is eager to promote Eats for a few reasons.
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They are central bankers looking to help promote economic growth.
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Adopting a "colorblind," Kumbaya approach is something many people promote.
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His replacement, Soe Win, may do more to promote oversight.
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Image Credit: Matt Navarra Instagram tests new Promote Stories ads.
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And my goal is not to promote the stock today.
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"I'll promote it, but in a gentle way," he says.
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Sweanor was anxious to promote the concept of reduced harm.
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Détrie is going to promote Trainline and represent the company.
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Its critics say its lyrics promote misogyny, promiscuity and crime.
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America once inspired subjugated people and sought to promote democracy.
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And how can the West promote democracy without dropping bombs?
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Promote Stories on the Camera view Compelling content is missed.
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Dunkin has even created an illustration to promote the event.
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They should promote the hell out of it, in fact.
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The manufacturing council was designed to promote U.S. job growth.
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But to promote questionable science as Catholic dogma is ridiculous.
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Finally, it was feared that the referendum would promote authoritarianism.
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Some would promote staying with kids until they fall asleep.
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Yet they can promote more candidates with socially conservative views.
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Photomath was just a demo app to promote that technology.
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Wolfmother will go on tour to promote Victorious on Feb.
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How can you remain silent when they promote these policies?
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More prosaically, crowding brought about by domestication can promote disease.
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The federal government has long been working to promote marriage.
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It is said to promote circulation and warm the stomach.
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The unlikely pair have joined forces to promote Ready. Raise.
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Another solution would be to further promote the Saver's Credit.
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Books are costly to promote and, in print, to distribute.
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For starters, networks must set "public goals" to promote diversity.
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To promote The Gap, I insisted on interviewing the journalists.
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You promote them from internet fringe to center of gravity.
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They are big mouths, they are trying to promote themselves.
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Could this be a stunt to promote their respective films?
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To watch him promote it is to see him descend.
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She would support and promote the magazine where she could.
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The account was created to promote the upcoming Sadako vs.
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"I think it helps to promote the neighborhood," Richman said.
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Chan has turned to social media to promote his hobby.
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Muscat is using the arch's demise to promote environmental conservation.
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Additionally, Amazon also helps startups market and promote their products.
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This will give us an opportunity to promote sound growth.
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Some guys try and create news to promote a fight.
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Called Vital Signs, the series would help promote Apple Music.
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The idea is to promote competition through encouraging disruptive innovation.
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Can All Raise do more to promote other underrepresented groups?
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Government should promote better disclosure on cybersecurity health to investors.
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How do you promote innovation within a business like Telenor?
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We want managers who see our potential to promote us.
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I also promote responsible gambling and refer followers to GambleAware.co.
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To promote his golf courses, hotels, and above all, himself.
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I went to extreme measures to promote our new spot.
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Dobbs and his cohorts didn't have money to promote it.
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Instead, they promote renewable energy industries as a promising alternative.
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CAB members are not lobbyists paid to promote special interests.
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Finicum not even buried and it's time to promote ridicule.
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This tactic of posthumous piling on does not promote truth.
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He liked to promote younger players from the younger teams.
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The idea was to promote economic growth and clean energy.
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Do you think that you should promote more genre fiction?
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They need to promote some new ideas of their own.
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We want to do everything we can to promote it.
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Not exactly the best way to promote your product stateside.
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I really try to promote healthy lifestyles, staying physically fit.
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Confucius Institutes are deployed to promote Chinese language and culture.
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Xo, Cam Yiannopoulos's website, however, continues to promote his appearance.
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The administration and companies are looking to promote AI technology.
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And the bill does little to promote supply chain transparency.
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"Stable and responsive relationships promote healthy brain architecture," Shonkoff said.
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Some BDS activists say they aim to promote Palestinian rights.
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Now it is also used to promote decidedly liberal positions.
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The actors take the opportunity to promote their new film.
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We do not make products that promote or encourage violence.
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We've improved News Feed to promote news from trusted sources.
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"I want to promote jewelry as an art," he said.
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You have people going those lengths to promote their kids.
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We send out letters to try and promote the club.
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To promote this album you toured with the Velvet Underground?
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Fitbit also wants to help promote healthy behaviors from childhood.
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Mr. Johnson's trip included a few appearances to promote it.
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She described horoscope columns as a way to promote astrology.
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"The Bible doesn't promote helping criminals!!!!" a Trump supporter wrote.
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Incentives are sometimes a necessary policy addition to promote inclusion.
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Equifax offered to promote Mr. Ying to fill the vacancy.
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"Because of our platform, we're able to promote," Shah said.
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They must promote a fantasy that they have succeeded virtuously.
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The competition helps promote reduced price, innovation, and better security.
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He also worked assiduously to promote development in the city.
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The administration has also worked to promote coal consumption abroad.
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"We're trying to promote positive news about Acapulco," he said.
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This is not the way to promote harmony and inclusion.
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He was the obvious pick to promote the region's recovery.
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Their job is to protect and promote the public health.
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The technology industry has enormous incentives to promote such gadgets.
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Vivendi would get to promote Universal artists on Tencent's platforms.
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That's what we try to promote on the Letters page.
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It doesn't do anything to promote understanding of Aboriginal history.
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Researchers have suggested various ways to promote more female leaders.
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Helping companies is as likely to promote laziness as competitiveness.
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While rhetoric should never promote violence, it needn't be timid.
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They promote healthy eating habits and regular exercise for children.
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They trust us and what we are going to promote.
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Several groups that promote LGBTQ rights objected to Tennessee's bill.
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They promote despicable ideas that we condemn as a society.
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Currently, advertisers can pay to promote gifs on the platform.
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That is why they promote folk religion and "cultural confidence".
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"They can use this ritual to promote themselves," she said.
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Other French theaters have also developed programs to promote inclusion.
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These hormones promote feelings of euphoria, bonding, empathy, and closeness.
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Other steps might promote the Palestinians' economic independence and prosperity.
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Tasty dental treats to help promote a happy, healthy mouth
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I think the structure isn't built to promote bipartisan work.
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But he has scoffed at charges that evangelicals promote theocracy.
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Trump for "denouncing those who promote violence and hatred" pic.twitter.
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But, whatever his age, his presence would promote healthy living.
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And we promote that video across our social media platforms.
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The industry is taking other steps to promote gender diversity.
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But some consumers believe that those characters promote gender stereotypes.
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These biological events can promote cell mutation and tumor progression.
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"We wanted to promote Made in Nigeria," she told CNN.
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They get registered under different names that promote an agenda.
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" The actress was there to promote her new film "Seberg.
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Markets are supposed to promote growth by allocating capital efficiently.
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But on balance, the arts humanize us and promote empathy.
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But in practice, they do have to promote Ring products.
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Hulu will host a virtual #FreakWeek to promote the show.
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Such approaches can promote competition and innovation, addressing legitimate challenges.
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That's why Republican lawmakers are right to promote their expansion.
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Shadow can promote mold on historical structures and hasten deterioration.
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The Office also holds seminars to promote relevant academic research.
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Trump isn't the first politician to harbor and promote racism.
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An aggressive marketer, he used celebrities to promote his brand.
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More important, he preferred to make pictures, not promote them.
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He has continued to own and promote the Trump Organization.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the subway, likes to promote.
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We're trying to promote academic freedom at the research level.
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American leaders have adopted policies to promote clean energy, too.
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Details of business deals to promote or preference its products.
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Second, I love to promote artists whose works I admire.
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Inside the Capitol, it was difficult to promote women's issues.
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The Podesta Group also was paid to promote the nonprofit.
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Both acts were done to promote his career, they contend.
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"I'm not going to promote this book," the writer said.
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I mean, is someone paying you to promote their stuff?
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You say, look, how do you promote more positive connection?
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They were there to talk story and promote a game.
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Instead, they talk about achieving "balance" to promote healthier skin.
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Under the settlement, Teva agreed not to employ or contract with sales representatives to promote opioids in the state and said it will not use speakers, key opinion leaders or lectures to promote opioids.
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"I think one of the fun ways to promote yourself on Pinterest that people don't necessarily do enough is to cross-promote on other channels that you might have larger followings on," Blakeney says.
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Facebook's vice president of global policy management, Monika Bickert, announced that Facebook will no longer promote anti-vaccine groups and pages, and Instagram's search will no longer promote posts that spread anti-vaccine content.
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Instead of allowing vehicles to pollute more, the EPA should be adopting standards that promote even greater fuel efficiency in order to protect the health of our communities and promote cleaner modes of transportation.
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"I felt really upset that they promote that they won't body shame or promote mental illness or focus on these topics and so often they do," said Ms. McCormack, author of the "Bridechilla" guides.
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The map below shows the countries (in orange or red) that have few or no policies to promote cleaner fuels or stoves: What's more, simply enacting policies to promote cleaner fuels isn't always enough.
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That conference in Bahrain — which the Palestinian Authority has said it will not attend — will promote the "economic portion" of the peace plan, according to the Guardian, and will promote investment in the Palestinian territories.
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Along these lines, Ohio passed a law in 2016 barring its health department from sending any preventive health funding to organisations that perform or promote—or affiliate with organisations that perform or promote—"nontherapeutic abortions".
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We should establish programs that promote interaction between people who might not live in ethnically or religiously diverse communities and Muslim and refugee communities, similar to programs designed to promote peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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"Overall, we will need a long period of time to adjust our energy structure, so we need to positively promote clean energy ... and at the same time promote the clean use of coal," Chen said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants to use its presidency of the Group of 20 major economies to promote fast internet for all, agree common technical standards and promote lifelong digital learning, Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries said.
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In contrast to how social media works today, a similar platform could develop transparent algorithms that use artificial intelligence to promote wholesome debate and informed dialogue while fairly aggregating citizens' positions to promote consensus building.
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This is a decision that would not only impact the influencers who use Instagram to promote their likeness, but also the entrepreneurs and direct-to-consumer brands who use the platform to promote their businesses.
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We have a leader, but we also have a government that in some ways is trying to promote a hands-off philosophy and in other ways is trying to promote a very hands-on philosophy.
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Frequently people want to promote their album, or they want to promote their political message, and one way of getting them in the moment is to surprise them a little with maybe a personal question.
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This time, NASA hit social media hard to promote the openings.
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Guangdong, in the south, for example, has one to promote manufacturing.
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There is nothing wrong with trustbusters' remit to promote consumer welfare.
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Another idea is to promote alternatives to centralised piles of data.
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That would be a fun way to promote the original series.
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The first thing he did was hire influencers to promote it.
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Each has agreed to escalate its efforts to promote the league.
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It's part of her "Reach Higher" program to promote higher education.
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They'll work to promote and protect its health and well-being.
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Overall, the policy didn't seem to promote work much at all.
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"She was using #MeToo to promote herself," he told the paper.
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Videos that promote "funeral culture" and "suicide games" are also banned.
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He was reportedly also paid $200,000 to promote two other ICOs.
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There are a lot of different ways to promote your business.
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Lower interest rates tend to promote economic growth and job creation.
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They'll also help organize local events to promote solidarity and empowerment.
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Miller is heading to London to promote his role in Deadpool.
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As CEO, McMahon observed the reticence of women to promote themselves.
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The vitamin helps the body absorb calcium to promote bone growth.
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First, it will order federal agencies to promote research and development.
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America provides aid to promote stability, economic progress and reduce violence.
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It's international, it's intelligent, and uses everything to promote its brand.
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CBD seems in some studies to promote wakefulness rather than sleep.
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I don&apost usually have anything to promote for the weekend.
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Some promote blatant neo-Nazi rhetoric, others are much more subtle.
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There are fears that safe zones could promote division of Syria.
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But pretending that topless bird-flicking selfies promote feminism is ridiculous.
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There is a bill in the legislature to promote more density.
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Might this blogger be getting paid to promote a certain agenda?
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The plan was to try to promote electronic music in Kuwait.
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A thin layer of Aquaphor will fight bacteria and promote healing.
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I've met Donald Trump, I think he does promote some competition.
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And also by requiring that streaming services actively promote EU works.
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Tax breaks are commonly used as a lever to promote investment.
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And they also don't promote policies that would cause massive inflation.
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Seriously, I could watch this dancer promote fake technology all day.
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It says it bans any users who promote violence or hate.
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Some complain he uses the media attention to promote his investments.
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Even private companies use Mr Modi's image to promote their wares.
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The desire to promote freedom and democracy was not far behind.
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The family lives in their village to promote a sustainable lifestyle.
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Moderator will delete contents that "solicit, promote, or encourage criminal activity".
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That means it tends to promote its own products over competitors'.
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When we promote those values abroad & live them here at home.
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Savvy marketers are leveraging influential TikTokers to promote brands and music.
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The car is a natural place to promote that new content.
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Other sports organizations have tried to promote participation by visiting Japan.
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Competition helps promote better safety, innovation and technology—and lower prices.
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Screenshots of Promote were first shared by social consultant Matt Navarra.
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Or will GM try to promote Cruise as an individual brand?
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It has partnered with Dentsu, an advertising giant, to promote anime.
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She'll bubble up in the press only to promote her albums.
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Verizon will also promote YouTube TV as part of the arrangement.
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They could each promote themselves individually, making the voice less anonymous.
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And, of course, I don't think wealth taxes promote anti-Semitism.
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Facebook does not allow publishers to promote "third parties" like Snapchat.
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China wants to promote its desert-taming expertise around the world.
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The organisation cannot force its members to hire and promote women.
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Providing Wi-Fi as a city utility can promote social equality.
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Take the opportunity to promote tolerance between religions, cultures, ethnic groups.
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The company will also suspend accounts of organizations that promote violence.
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But promoters gonna promote, so the "Link in bio" trend began.
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He confirmed that schools were required to promote the Equality Act.
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I wanted to use this platform to promote the greater good.
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Parking all mobile phones here to promote family time without distraction.
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You just pay you a flat fee, and you promote it.
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Do you think that this is helping to promote your music?
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Cellulose is biocompatible and has been shown to promote wound healing.
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Instead, she's in London to promote her first book, Mirror, Mirror.
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And I&aposm going to do my best to promote that.
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Red Bull's Loji page will also promote its Facebook Messenger chatbot.
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As leaders, it is responsibility to promote calm, peace and dialogue.
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Dopamine could be important to juice you up to promote actions.
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Furthermore, they say the bill should do more to promote education.
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These formal characteristics translate into emotional vulnerability and promote personal projection.
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The interactive site was launched to promote Crossfaith's new EP, Freedom.
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It could serve Hillary Clinton well to promote this state option.
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The algorithms they use to sort and promote content have biases.
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The changes are meant to promote increased diversity of its membership.
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"We're not trying to promote any one aesthetic," Mr. Hearne said.
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I was happy to get on board and help promote them.
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They are, rather, intended to promote communication between person and machine.
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Merchants like BBR now promote £210,000 bottles on Twitter and Instagram.
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If he wanted to promote his podcast, he'd have to wait.
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It can also cut the risk of fires and promote biodiversity.
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Moreover, they promote the idea that AAC systems are inherently liberating.
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Facebook and Twitter ban or suspend people who promote hate speech.
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Clinton emphasized efforts to promote affordable tuition and combat college debt.
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" Twitter bars those who "threaten or promote terrorism or violent extremism.
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The Taliban shot Malala Yousafzai for daring to promote girls' education.
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We must embrace technology and promote its use among our patients.
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Farmers hope these designations will promote tourism and enhance their brand.
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It's not easy to promote closer US-China ties these days.
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In turn, MGM will promote the NBA on its betting platforms.
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James Corden is doing his part to promote healthcare in America.
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They'd introduce him to other YouTubers who'd help promote his work.
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"But also exercise facilities and programs that help promote healthy lifestyles."
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It's such a powerful piece of content to promote to people.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee weighed Tuesday whether to promote Gen.
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But my job is to promote my music, not my relationship.
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Therefore, retaining more HDL might be expected to promote heart health.
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Some countries ignore judges' managerial prowess when deciding whom to promote.
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We're playing tons of shows (as usual) to promote the release.
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I greatly favor physical activity as a means to promote health.
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Ja Rule -- who helped promote the event -- has not been arrested.
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It also cut subsidies 20 percent this year to promote competition.
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Actors have a job, and that is to promote their films.
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They promote, educate, and help artists to gain fame and success.
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Secular Muslims reject Sharia censorship; but Islamists embrace and promote it.
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The Saudis have been arrogantly indiscreet about spending to promote Wahhabism.
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As a leader, it's simple to promote that sort of environment.
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And there is no one way to release and promote music.
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We need healthcare policies that promote innovation and keep costs low.
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Why is it in the US' interest to promote the dialogue?
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Fox, for instance, sponsored a lens to promote The Peanuts Movie.
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Certainly, an anti-Trump U.S. media will welcome and promote him.
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What if our AIs inherit our biases and silently promote discrimination?
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Presidents sometimes light up the iconic residence to promote various causes.
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But America has none, leaving individual institutions to promote themselves overseas.
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Module is a vehicle to promote responsible, equitable development in cities.
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The mobile-telecoms operators are not doing much to promote innovation.
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She went on "TMZ Live" Tuesday to promote the buddy system.
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But saturated fat can promote inflammation, so choose lower-fat versions.
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They appear in each other's videos and cross-promote their content.
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Does the Instagram help you promote your own children's clothing line?
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As president, she would almost certainly promote a bigger corporate clampdown.
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And restaurants could use a new way to promote their offering.
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It was a cool visual aspect, but it didn't promote gameplay.
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But the healthy ways to get it, we want to promote.
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PR machine is kicking into high gear to promote the film.
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Insurers often pay, so providers have an incentive to promote it.
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Lobbying, specifically, is to promote a view, a position or whatnot.
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While there, I worked to promote global economic growth and welfare.
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Businesses don't promote them, they put them on the mommy track.
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This change would promote competition, and cut costs, according to CBO.
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I had forgotten that there are certain places that promote conversation.
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Deliberation, on the other hand, seems to promote more selfish behaviour.
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They want to promote, they want to make fights that sell.
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We also need to promote fitness to people of all sizes.
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But serving as prime minister wouldn't promote CG's interests, he says.
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Play with particular board games can promote young children's math skills.
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"A giant opportunity" exists to promote the city, says Mr Barnes.
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The social conditions that promote inactivity have been building for decades.
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Investors on Wall Street continue to promote investment in Greece nonetheless.
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The British bank said the move was to promote financial inclusion.
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" Another DRC-sourced stone is said to promote "wholeness and peace.
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You don't usually promote a loser to the top of party.
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Developing countries were told it would promote their access to innovation.
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Go deeper: Purdue Pharma will no longer promote opioids to doctors
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"We certainly promote helmets," Ken McLeod, the league's policy director, said.
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We know policies that embrace diversity and promote inclusion are successful.
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Research has shown that taking melatonin supplements may help promote sleep.
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Miss America is under contract to promote the city as well.
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Doing so would cut costs and promote clean energy, he said.
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States are also working to promote the use of electric vehicles.
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Royal guest appearances to promote another royal's charity are unlikely though.
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Mr. Najib created 1MDB in 2009 to promote Malaysia's economic development.
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Equitable policies help companies attract, retain and promote the best talent.
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But this environment has the potential to promote rapid bacterial growth.
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He suggests creating a public plan like Medicare to promote competition.
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First, we need to promote hacking at the K-12 level.
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Trump will promote turning natural gas into plastics (The Associated Press).
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Interestingly, Breyer was on the show to promote his latest book.
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The organization was created in 1997 to promote certain agricultural industries.
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At least once a week, promote yourself to the higher-ups.
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He didn't promote himself on a personal Twitter or Instagram account.
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We did everything that you could do to promote a movie.
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He said it aims to "promote fair and honest" federal elections.
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All sorts of initiatives have sprung up to promote the cause.
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Costco is well known for its "promote from within" company culture.
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Led By Donkeys has previously used projections to promote certain causes.
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Furthermore, the E.U.'s rigidity undermines its ability to promote innovation.
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Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, because they try to promote youth.
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The code should also promote voluntary and mandatory investment in infrastructure.
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He has promised to promote a more moderate form of Islam.
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Algorithms curate and promote information in ambiguous and sometimes unhelpful ways.
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There's little consistent evidence that ads substantially promote higher drug prices.
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"Some people are using social media to promote themselves," she says.
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Centra also paid celebrities to promote the ICO on social media.
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We also created Panzagar stickers to help promote positive speech online.
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"In Tibetan Buddhism, we promote non-harm to animals," he says.
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So I plan to eat healthy just to promote her health.
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They will promote your book to some real bowling shirt RAWK!
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Now app makers can offer and promote tipping features with confidence.
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It is worth saying that many spices can actually promote health.
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This way, you can promote financial products and improve retention rates.
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With Ma$e unable to promote the album, Double Up flopped.
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Plus, it has slashed the budgets for programs that promote enrollment.
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This guy is doing something to promote her feeling of safety.
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It annuls tax cuts if they promote deficits after ten years.
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Harrison doesn't want to use her fame to promote herself, however.
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They do not create jobs, improve wages or promote economic growth.
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Amazon is doing its part to promote health applications for Alexa.
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I really want to promote parents' taking their kids to concerts.
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Obama's "Let's Move" initiative and other efforts to promote healthy eating.
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Westbrook and Durant collaborated to promote The Secret Life of Pets.
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And that's beginning to happen with stronger efforts to promote them.
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Clinton promises to expand broadband, defend Net Neutrality and promote cybersecurity.
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He figured that if he won, he could promote his business.
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The spot didn't promote a new razor blade or shaving method.
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Breast-feeding may also promote heart health and healthy blood pressure.
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It doesn't say that no policies can promote growth and employment.
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The program would complement other resources that promote bleeding-control techniques.
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Meanwhile, graphic imagery of self-harm can unintentionally promote the behavior.
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Our fundamental aim remains the same: to promote top quality photojournalism.
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To promote the good way, central bankers should change their focus.
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If yes, do they promote products on their social media feeds?
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It would promote online voter registration, not early and online voting.
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The group's stated purpose is to promote business ties and investment.
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Promote my book to the media and everyone on planet earth.
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It wants to promote African economic development and end world hunger.
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On Friday, he said he would continue to promote social distancing.
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People hire and promote people they want to spend time with.
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People hire and promote people who solve a problem for them.
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I need to use Facebook to promote my work on Facebook.
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The programs it supports enhance security, improve governance and promote prosperity.
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They promote nonrenewable resources and encourage the cleaning of the Earth.
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Promote the chief diversity officer to answer directly to the CEO.
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Yet another bought ads to promote political merchandise for Mr. Obama.
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McGregorRacial themes have long been exploited in boxing to promote fights.
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And while alcohol makes you sleepy, it doesn't promote quality rest.
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Similarly, shoes that become warm and damp also promote their growth.
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Some states have already taken important steps to promote youth engagement.
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He set up a nonprofit and solicited donations to promote ibogaine.
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Surely you want to promote access to education in the U.S.?
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They also weren't obliged to use or promote the digital token.
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Facebook will continue to pocket the money and promote the lie.
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The hotel considers this suite a gem but doesn't promote it.
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It funded front organizations and newspapers to promote right-wing views.
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Very cold air aloft may promote a fair amount of clouds.
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When Bourdain started travelling to promote the book, something curious happened.
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Hence the DJs, who will promote safe sex on the radio.
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They are work-centric to promote social connection and individual dignity.
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The idea, they say, is to promote drug education for millennials.
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Land conservation groups promote easements as a way to preserve land.
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They could be used to assess ads' performance or promote products.
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It is also used to prevent strokes and promote heart health.
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Gaga recently said she wants to promote inclusion during her performance.
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It's like forcing the DNC to promote rallies for Republican candidates.
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"We don't promote going to the United States," Mr. Mensing said.
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He could continue filling the role himself or promote someone internally.
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It's time to promote fairness and adopt right to counsel nationwide.
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A cardboard floor scratcher with tracking balls to promote independent play
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The campaign releasing this special poster to promote the event. pic.twitter.
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" Instead, he is "developing messages to defend and promote client interests.
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It would promote employment, economic growth, and peace around the world.
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To promote the book, they launched their Debt Free Guys blog.
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They use ambassadors who act as influencers to promote their product.
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She's playing publicist for Moira, who needs to promote her movie.
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Barstool in turn will promote Penn National's casinos on its platform.
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Cotton, on the other hand, absorbs moisture but doesn't promote evaporation.
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"Local control" is something politicians promote or ignore at their convenience.
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He got paid to promote an ethane-methane deal in Uzbekistan.
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Rather, he represents the remarkable power of agriculture to promote peace.
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We needed to find a way to promote our new airline.
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The NSS is wise to promote space commerce through regulatory reform.
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President Trump's promise to promote health insurance sales across state lines?
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They have no book to promote, and Hillary Clinton is unpopular.
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We have enough issues in this world to promote these ideas.
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In exchange for all of this, police have to promote Ring.
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Others promote the debunked link between the MMR vaccine and autism.
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In this populist era, Democrats often attack capital and promote labor.
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It can be used to promote oppression as well as freedom.
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Trump's visit was, in part, to promote United States energy exports.
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"The only thing we do promote is pet adoption," he said.
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Obama, who was recently in Vietnam to promote girls' education, tweeted.
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Instead, they should promote a safe and fair criminal justice system.
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WFP solely exists to promote the Democratic Party no matter what.
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Mr. Harris said he would have been willing to promote Mrs.
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Do you want to help us promote our Las Vegas properties?
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The African Development Bank funded the road to promote regional integration.
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She hopes to "promote courage and resilience in the Venezuelan youth."
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He has described it as merely an attempt to promote himself.
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Kaepernick founded his publishing company to promote greater diversity in literature.
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Often she makes introductions to help promote a young artist's career.
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Promote majors such as business and education with clear career paths.
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I don't want to promote anybody, but I do use Condor.
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Katie Couric has used Medium to promote interviews and philanthropic partnerships.
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Clinton's tax plans are also designed to promote broader-based affluence.
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Elsewhere in tech • Facebook will promote local news, Mark Zuckerberg says.
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Open offices promote synergistic idea sharing in a modern, interactive space.
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You've got to promote a book, I will let you go.
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Now, developers can promote their apps with streaming inside search, too.
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Health and Human Services encouraged navigators to promote those noncompliant plans.
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American efforts to promote democracy in post-communist Europe are sincere.
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It isn't just block really terrible stuff, it's promote good stuff.
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Sobriety and wellness influencers often overlap; many promote themselves as both.
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These products promote obesity and malnutrition — sometimes in the same people.
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For example, did you know the federal government spent $172.8 million this year to promote the sale of U.S. agriculture products abroad -- including over $9 million to promote the sale of wine, beer and distilled spirits?
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NJ.com reports that Miss America would promote Atlantic City during her appearances at awards shows, and Dick Clark Productions would have to promote Atlantic City during productions like Billboard Music Awards and New Year's Rockin' Eve.
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India banned Naik's Islamic Research Foundation in late 2016, accusing him of encouraging and aiding its followers to "promote or attempt to promote feelings of enmity, hatred or ill-will between different religious communities and groups".
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He cites Section 5 of the country's tobacco control act, which says: "No person, shall, under a contract or otherwise promote or agree to promote the use or consumption of" cigarettes or any other tobacco product.
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Specifically, the role of the Commission is to promote economic, social, and physical well-being for women, girls, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender people, queer, and intersex people, and to develop policies that promote opportunities for these populations.
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" Amazon's policies state it prohibits "products that promote, incite or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views" and that contain "violent or offensive material that has no historical significance.
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It goes on to give citizens the right to take measures to promote the protection of the environment, ensure sustainable socio-economic development of the nation and to promote public awareness of the need for environmental protection.
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The organization debuted its three-part guide to working in entertainment to educate fellow industry members on their rights and recourse when they experience harassment, not only to promote safety, but to promote a discussion of solutions.
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Aid from the US: $65.8 million What it pays for: Aid to Honduras and other Central American countries aims to promote prosperity and regional economic integration, enhance security and promote improved governance, according to the State Department.
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The goal is to promote and celebrate global labor solidarity through film.
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It makes you wonder why the brand doesn't promote this connection more.
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The city's zoning rules promote a healthy lifestyle, barring fast food chains.
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Revenue from third-party sellers paying to promote their products on Amazon.
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Dana. PERINO: OK. I&aposm going to promote Greg&aposs book today.
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" Since then, he says the organization seems to promote a "dangerous agenda.
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Researchers in Vietnam try to address the bees' needs to promote pollination.
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Labour began to promote phonics after it came to power in 1997.
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Rather than promote brand loyalty, the ploy can actually make customers stray.
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The showman will hit the road to promote the LP in March.
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This is much ado about nothing trying to promote a lame show.
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Anyway, the cinema doesn't need some AWOL cucumber to promote the film.
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The delegation hopes to improve ties with and promote exports to Cuba.
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It has also cut advertising and services to promote the Obamacare plans.
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The Scottish actor was due to promote his latest film, T2 Trainspotting.
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Companies entrench the problem by failing to promote women or retain them.
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There is a lot of research about women struggling to self-promote.
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Other organizations like StartHer have done a lot to promote gender equality.
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This week, the actor resurfaced on Twitter to promote the service again.
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But let&aposs not use sports in order to promote a cause.
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First, the law should enable mechanisms that safeguard and promote consumer consent.
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The PPC also said it would eliminate all funding to promote multiculturalism.
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And although he's grateful for Ludwin's contributions, he doesn't promote the practice.
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They inform, they interact, they do what brands should do: they promote.
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So how can we promote intellectual humility for both of these conditions?
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The LME is not the first exchange to promote steel product futures.
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The Trump administration said in June that it wanted to promote drones.
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They were there to promote the season premiere of Game of Thrones.
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Author Jon Meacham had come to promote his book — a Biden favorite.
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The group used Facebook to organize, promote events, and recruit new members.
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Does the political system need another excuse to promote men over women?
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So I'm not going to promote it, so they can walk away.
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They promote the ideologies that have resulted in institutionalized racism and disenfranchisement.
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"Ogletree had no excuse not to promote Ms. Knepper," the complaint said.
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Manafort's friends also launched Twitter and Facebook accounts to promote the site.
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Some things have changed — especially when he's traveling to promote his game.
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Ayman Jamal, the director, is eager to promote the story's universal message.
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They should promote a reasonable power-sharing settlement that includes the Houthis.
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"I don't promote those because I don't like anything artificial," she says.
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The Enquirer was early to promote Mr. Trump's potential bid in 2011.
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XP: Religious leaders were able to promote their message through gospel music.
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Or maybe just like a director with a new movie to promote.
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IF YOU WANT IT." In an interview, she said: "Billboards promote merchandise.
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Kim Kardashian West is literally glowing to promote her upcoming makeup products.
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Davidson does, however, help promote Good Time, Pattinson's movie from last year.
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China will also promote healthy development of the sharing economy, it said.
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He was hired in 2014 to promote diversity and community engagement. (AP)
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I'm hopeful that we can take it upon ourselves to promote change.
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She has been very excited and proud to promote her new movie.
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Japan has a law to promote use of wood in public materials.
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He has helped promote human rights from Mexico to Pakistan to Turkey.
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Harvard Business School started an initiative to promote the advancement of women.
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Meanwhile, rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East will further promote volatility.
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AudienceBloom also appears to promote clients on behalf of other PR firms.
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Promote offers an easy way to turn their existing Stories into ads.
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In return for the athletes that promote his products, athletes get discounts.
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One, a guide for product organizations devoted to promote more humane designs.
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The group cited examples of ads that appear to promote binge drinking.
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Terrorists use social media to promote themselves, just like big brands do.
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Paramount recently launched an online campaign to promote the film at IAmMajor.
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Plus, ISIS did promote and carry out attacks in Syria and Russia.
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The initiative helps promote portion guidance and transparency on ingredients and calories.
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Eurovision was founded in 1956 to promote peace in post-war Europe.
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Remember our plant basics and that water pressure helps promote healthy growth?
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The bureau has said teachers who promote independence could lose their qualification.
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Not a bad way to promote those Lip Kits of hers, either.
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It runs a social platform to promote local volunteering and community work.
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Besides, I want to promote a path that brings positivity to everyone.
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Second, you can use Reminiz to promote your brand on relevant videos.
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Suspicion lingers however as the sides promote conflicting visions for Syria's future.
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One boy's powerful move to promote tolerance and love is going viral.
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Rooney saw it as a way to promote equality in the industry.
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It simply won't actively promote his music on playlists or generated content.
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Milo Ventimiglia is using Jack Pearson's death to promote a worthy cause.
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Those brands can then find the right person to promote their product.
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Some tunes are romantic, while others promote self-love and body confidence.
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Instead, regulators should identify and correct obvious market failures, and promote competition.
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The actor apparently joined it to promote yet another Mission: Impossible film.
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But, spiritually, it's believed to promote a sense of grounding and acceptance.
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Snap will promote its programming lineup both inside and outside the app.
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Increasing the representation of the degree-less might also promote political stability.
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The forum seeks to promote both science in Africa and African scientists.
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The government argued that the health centers were helping promote gay sex.
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But the Trump administration has not taken steps to promote Obamacare enrollment.
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He teamed up with Logic and Justin Roiland to promote Fallout 76.
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That taught Disney the potential for songs to promote a motion picture.
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This was the start of the use of antibiotics to promote growth.
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These representations of American slavery promote a nuanced view of black characters.
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But access is not the only thing PSD2 is meant to promote.
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It's impossible to know if Stox paid you to promote their ICO.
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And that's why Spotlight Compilations heavily promote the creators behind the videos.
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The school is also taking steps to promote healthy practices in general.
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Washington has many reasons to want to promote comity within the region.
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Some USDA employees work in foreign offices to help promote agricultural trade.
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Media headlines promote electric cars as a standalone answer to air pollution.
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The list of mechanisms that promote privilege in college admissions is long.
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But he also argued Trump could promote American jobs by prodding CEOs.
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Merchandisers promote specific retail products and services and work to increase sales.
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The project wasn't just safe, it was also built to promote community.
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One factor is that the National Weather Service continues to promote it.
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Another product, a medicinal herb said to promote fertility, has stirred controversy.
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They also paid other influencers $2,500 and $55,000 to promote their website.
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Floyd did promote the party on social media, but bailed as well.
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Will it move the diversity needle in Hollywood and promote real change?
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"I use Facebook to promote Chinese ceramics to the world," she said.
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Many brands, of course, reach out to influencers to promote their products.
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I promote abortion as much as a cardiothoracic surgeon promotes heart transplants.
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And Beijing might promote its own interests rather than those of users.
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This will promote competition and efficiency in the delivery of medical services.
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And his fellow bandmembers were just as excited to promote the song.
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Settling near water is important for any civ to promote population growth.
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We take pride in creating products that promote beauty in all forms.
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These stays promote the Trump brand and further enrich the Trump family.
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The idea was clearly to promote some kind of Black Friday offer.
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Fair use can, quite literally, promote the creation of fairer AI systems.
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The 2 met at the White House to promote women in business.
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The event was coordinated to promote bipartisan efforts for criminal justice reform.
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That's one reason the "Promote a Pet" is such a positive program.
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And with rules and structures designed to pop not promote filter bubbles.
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You'll have a standard mechanism that we can help promote and validate.
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Earlier this year, she inked a $900k deal to promote CopyCat Beauty.
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They can promote whatever they want there using my name and image.
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"He wasn't here to promote it," French says of the album's reception.
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Can we expect the Justice League to promote AT&T's digital services?
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"I'm not allowed to promote anything that I'm involved in," Mnunchin said.
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Ice Cube and Kevin Hart are here to promote Ride Along 2.
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The team has been tinkering with other ways to promote the brand.
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Countries around the globe continue to promote greater efficiency and lower emissions.
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Williams started the Serena Williams Fund to promote equity for all people.
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It gave Trump a great opportunity to promote that golf course, though.
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He said he would not sign anything that does not promote vaccinations.
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" Obama had planned a European tour to promote her new book, "Becoming.
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Eminem, showed up to sign autographs and promote his new album Revival.
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The desire that these tests promote is for the longest telomeres possible.
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To promote hundreds of hours of work, filmmakers typically build demo reels.
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De Coubertin considered the games a way to promote ideals of manliness.
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German banks have been much slower to promote electronic and card payments.
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They will also promote advanced technologies, products and recycling methods, it added.
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Al Jazeera: Kushner heads to the Middle East to promote peace plan.
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At the end of the day people promote what they care about.
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Without the ability to promote different ideas, we cannot have free minds.
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It's also a chance to promote yourself and your skills as well.
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Trump is the first Republican president to promote protectionism since Herbert Hoover.
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But Jamie Murray credits the ATP with doing more to promote doubles.
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Lam said masks have been used to promote "radical behavior" among protesters.
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Another 6900 percent say that certain religious faiths promote savagery against others.
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It, an app that lets influencers and fashion bloggers promote their style.
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On their websites, the clinics promote anecdotes and videos of happy patients.
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Voters will also pay attention to Modi's efforts to promote job creation.
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Just to promote independence so they can take their kids to school.
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There is no legal basis for such companies to promote the party.
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But instead, he travels with her and seeks to promote her. Disgusting.
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As empire builders go, though, he does very little to promote himself.
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Poor Perception of Friendship Ties Limits the Ability to Promote Behavioral Change.
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That does not mean that the bank does not promote human rights.
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Our food can either promote health, or it can make us sick.
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The language EPA has been using to promote its proposal is Orwellian.
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It budgeted $107 million to promote the Covered California marketplaces last year.
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He said his communications with news organizations was intended to promote transparency.
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Do studies show that soft drinks promote obesity and Type 2 diabetes?
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Verma has said consultants were contracted "to promote the programs" already underway.
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Then it will promote its baseball postseason as much as it can.
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Moving forward, Democrats must continue to refine and promote their reform proposals.
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It is also using its search technology to help promote those brands.
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It will help to promote competition and innovation in the payments industry.
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These exercises promote unity of effort between electric companies and government agencies.
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Will news outlets be able to promote a story about the election?
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The cast then addressed him directly, urging him to promote inclusive policies.
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Such a policy could promote equity and efficiency at the same time.
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More than ever we need government to promote safety, but preserve flexibility.
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The effect is to promote "transparency" but of the most facile sort.
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It needs to be revised to promote fairer treatment of our companies.
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Transnational business decisions promote the Western style of political and economic control.
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When he does, they're usually to promote his business ventures, not himself.
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"Instead, they should subsidize organic farming and promote it better," he said.
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"I just want to promote reptiles to the Cambodian people," says Chea.
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" Scent enrichment is used, she explained, "to promote and elicit natural behaviours.
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So they're voting for things that undermine rather than promote their goals.
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We'll record the interviews and promote them across our social media platforms.
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Or those simply looking for a platform to promote their new app.
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And that's probably because influencers are being paid to promote these products.
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Icelandair has taken advantage of this to promote tourism since the 1960s.
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They promote fibroblast development, the cells that make collagen in the skin.
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A brawl here would promote a leader but weaken the military overall.
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The company shared three different teasers this week to promote the show.
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" On exaggeration: "The final key to the way I promote is bravado.
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I mean really, we're not trying to promote anything being done criminally.
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He turned to Twitter to promote his restaurant's crowdfunding page last year.
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And then I'd help promote the platform and be all over that.
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She produces videos that help stop prejudice and promote altruism through action.
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Emerging brands in the U.S. count on Facebook to promote themselves online.
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"The House Science Committee should endeavor to promote sound science," he said.
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Which comments promote discussion, and which seem to shut it down entirely?
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That new level playing field will best promote competition and consumer benefits.
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Policies that promote economic growth, social mobility and greater opportunity are important.
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Ms. Chopra plans to promote the school to her fans as well.
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Jews have an obligation to promote justice, mercy, compassion, tolerance and peace.
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This progressive nationalism would promote itself as the antidote to these threats.
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Keep that 10 mill to promote the other bums that need it.
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"Candidly, some school districts, they promote it," the governor told the president.
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The company typically uses Ignite to promote its massive cloud computing platform.
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In humans, melatonin is thought to promote sleep in two ways. 1.
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Probably I should take a baby aspirin daily, to promote blood flow.
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Politicians often promote crime declines without acknowledging the rise of new cybercrimes.
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It is also an opportunity for Yummy to promote its online courses.
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He also runs Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts to promote the diner.
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Hire sensitivity readers as editors, and promote them to positions of power!
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"The whole campus is designed to promote productivity, creativity, comfort," he said.
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Trump continued to lambaste Jones and promote Moore on Twitter last week.
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Now, 21 leading universities are banding together to promote their various programs.
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This fake comic shop was created to promote the sequel to Unbreakable.
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"Fonda was on to promote a film about aging," Ms. Kelly said.
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It isn't enough to promote free expression, he told me and Kate.
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If you don't promote yourself, your expertise will stay buried with you.
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The parties have hired celebrities with youth appeal to promote their candidates.
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Reducing state ownership of commercial banks could promote competition in financial services.
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Trump administration officials say the rule is intended to promote fiscal responsibility.
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And I don't want to promote anything that I don't believe in.
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All are staying in Manhattan hotels that they seem eager to promote.
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Few of them disclosed that they were paid to promote the coins.
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On February 7, Oprah appeared on Hoda & Jenna to promote her tour.
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We'll record the interviews and promote them across our social media platforms.
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But he has worked hard to promote the meme crowd as well.
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In the meantime, Delgado continues to promote APR through word of mouth.
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All internet companies would be held liable if they promote such content.
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And I was happy to share thoughts about how we promote competition.
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It looks like Twitter is using Instagram to promote its own app.
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Mr. Fink isn't the first Wall Street executive to promote the idea.
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Trump was in Pennsylvania, by the way, to promote his tax plan.
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If it really wants to promote equity, offer the tests for free.
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Specifically, Bacon used his meme to promote the importance of self-quarantining.
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They buy each other's products and promote each other on social media.
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Then I'm going to promote her to producer during the pilot shoot.
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It further bans tattoos and piercings to promote modesty among its worshippers.
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To use a State Department website to promote the president's private club?
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While this movie is violent that isn't what it's trying to promote.
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The Original Spit is infused with jasmine, to promote a calming feeling.
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It's a mission to promote justice and human rights where it can.
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They tried to, I think, promote an app to report the results.
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Another potential juror tweeted about using the trial to promote their book.
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But it is also intended to "promote family harmony and social stability".
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Stella Artois has big plans to promote itself during the Super Bowl.
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Higher heat can promote the Maillard reaction, too, up to a point.
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"I'm not allowed to promote anything that I'm involved in," Mnuchin said.
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He also supported legislation to promote women's rights, following Mr. Bourguiba's lead.
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We are supposed to promote efficiencies of market and access to capital.
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Sara Croom is executive director of the Trade Alliance to Promote Prosperity.
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Beijing will jointly promote the healthy and stable development of China-U.
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"The legislation aims to promote patriotism and socialist core values," Xinhua said.
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So it's in an employer's best interests to promote sleep among employees.
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Dropbox is not naming Woodside's successor, but will promote two executives internally.
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Meanwhile, Facebook said Tuesday that it was banning ads that promote cryptocurrencies.
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Uber has been working to promote Airbnb-friendly policies in both cities.
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We promote diverse points of view to deny the entry of ignorance.
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For example, would a company benefiting from a monopoly promote strong competition?
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He also works with around 120 influencers who promote his products online.
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Will China cooperate with the United States to promote nuclear non-proliferation?
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The Rose app offers discounts for neighborhood businesses looking to promote themselves.
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Surface liquid water may create habitable conditions that can potentially promote life.
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To be sure, Mr. Trump can do some things to promote growth.
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The pressure for authors to promote their work is greater than ever.
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Dr. Kent Kaiser is senior advisor to Trade Alliance to Promote Prosperity.
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She was amazing and did everything she could to promote the movie.
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There's no movie to promote here, but the tale is still epic.
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Through her chemotherapy treatments, she continued to promote the natural hair movement.
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I promote and launch my books consistently, so am a marketeer too.
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They waited, however, to promote Steven Matz, Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler.
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BT is also planning a marketing campaign to promote its Stadia bundles.
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What have you found to be some effective strategies to promote conservation?
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Some therapists promote extreme activities to help people overcome depression or stress.
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Instead, the environments people live in promote their good health almost effortlessly.
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What's more, they reduce status barriers, promote trust and train employees extensively.
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It&aposs also supposed to promote Penn National&aposs gaming properties exclusively.
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I would feel like that was my responsibility, to just promote kindness.
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Only 18% said Japan should continue to promote coal-fired power policy.
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This week, YouTube removed commercials from videos that promote anti-vaccination ideas.
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Tobacco firms promote their wares in slick television advertisements showing manly pursuits.
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President Trump is expected to promote the framework of the bill Wednesday.
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Denniston had been pushing the legislative reforms that DuBuc had helped promote.
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Creating government scenarios that promote and reward retirement savings is not simple.
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It's not just straight defence and attack; promote your brand vs another.
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Better to promote progress without the fuel of fallacies and irrelevant movements.
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He also recalls off-ice drills with tennis balls to promote dexterity.
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Caring for the island's habitats can also help promote peace, says Siddique.
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Foreign aid to promote health and human development has also proven underwhelming.
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Also, introducing programs to promote healthy behaviors and decrease risk are important.
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Our goal is to promote civil dialogue, no matter what the issue.
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They may use phony storefronts, advertisements and flyers to promote their services.
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Know how to use it, keep it safe and promote firearm safety.
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I am always trying to promote people to live a healthier lifestyle.
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South Korea's government is keen to promote a wider range of products.
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It is also contrary to HHS's claim that "work requirements" promote work.
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Typically a publisher will promote advance reviews or praise from fellow authors.
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The group is holding an event to promote tax reform on Wednesday.
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They also allegedly bought ads to promote a "Down with Hillary" rally.
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Weisbeck says managers may face "recency bias" when considering who to promote.
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It is not unusual for news media to promote different story angles.
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It might even provide political leverage to promote recreation interests and conservation.
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It's also planning a new advertising campaign to promote the new section.
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Sara Croom is executive director of the Trade Alliance to Promote Prosperity.
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The companies promote their kits as good Christmas and Father's Day gifts.
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Unfortunately for the FCC, rather than promote infrastructure investment, reclassification retarded it.
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They responded to the opposition charge that the Constitution would promote aristocracy.
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Who knows what they might promote under the cloak of internet anonymity.
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The majority of challenges don't promote negative behavior, but some are worrisome.
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The majority of challenges don't promote negative behavior, but some are worrisome.
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Each unit will have its own commercial team to promote the products.
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So why would Trump want to promote him, and people like him?
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How dare I promote it when its credibility is down the toilet?
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The stimulus bill's primary purpose, of course, was to promote economic recovery.
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The monthly series aims to promote awareness and well-being through creativity.
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Mr. Booker used the alleged assault to promote an anti-lynching bill.
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And Twitter's algorithms also promote tweets with lots of "Likes" or retweets.
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It will also help promote economic growth for all three trading partners.
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Providing legal consequences to negligent actions would promote accountability within the military.
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The combination of the two appears to promote cancer development, Sears said.
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Three, we promote a lot on like urban hip hop podcasts, etc.
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I promote my work there and I cite the work of others.
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It used to be you do a tour to promote an album.
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You have identity, which is the group that you're trying to promote.
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You can't go onto Tumblr and promote shit — it won't get anywhere.
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Corsi helped promote the "birther" movement questioning President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship.
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