One is advertising-based, which is promoted products and promoted jobs.
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While men are promoted on potential, women are promoted on achievement.
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Then for every 100 men promoted to manager, only 79 women are promoted.
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Put simply, Trump promoted hyper-partisan media, and they promoted him in return.
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As Keynesian principles promoted demand side, their theories promoted the opposite: supply side.
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For instance: Women are 15 percent less likely to get promoted than men, in part because men get promoted for "potential," while women get promoted for performance.
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Tweets promoted with this product will be labeled like any other promoted tweet on the platform.
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Studies show that men are promoted based on potential and women are promoted based on experience.
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But none of those pitchers were ever promoted quite like the Seattle Mariners have promoted Félix Hernández.
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For every 100 men that are promoted and hired to manager, only 72 women are promoted and hired.
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I've seen leaders promoted because of short-term actions that produced short-term effects that got them promoted.
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In this episode, we chat with a chronicler of promoted tweets — the man behind the Promoted Tweets Twitter account — as well as an influencer who has used promoted tweets to boost his own brand.
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Is the whole promoted tweet marketplace a scam, or can a promoted tweet make you famous and popular online?
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Amber Esseiva was promoted to associate curator, and Egbert Vongmalaithong was promoted to assistant curator for commerce and publications.
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McKinsey also found that for every 100 men hired and promoted to manager positions, only 72 women are promoted.
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When in fact you were promoted in your own — Well, you promoted yourself, really, in a lot of ways.
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For every 265 men promoted to a manager role, only 266 women are promoted, according to research by McKinsey and LeanIn.org.
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IRI's report found that 226% said they had promoted the campaign to wholesalers, while 231% had promoted it to financial advisors.
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If you have always promoted men, the system may well see being a man as a predictor of someone getting promoted.
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Ideally, personality wouldn't factor into how and when we're promoted — but certain personality types won't get promoted as often as others.
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One ad, for example, promoted a rally to celebrate a new Islamic center in Houston, while another promoted a counter-demonstration.
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Who's promoted, when they're promoted, how much they'll be paid; it can vary wildly based on all sorts of external circumstances.
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Facebook has previously said that Russian-linked ads promoted divisive content, but not strictly posts that directly promoted or attacked a candidate.
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The study found that for every 100 men who are promoted to manager, just 72 women are promoted to the same role.
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In 2013, Hendershot was promoted to sergeant for the Westminster Police, Oxygen reports, and was promoted again in 2017 to patrol commander.
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As a McKinsey report suggests, men tend to be promoted based on potential, and therefore
promoted at younger ages, after achieving less; whereas women tend to be promoted based on performance, and only after they have performed and performed and performed.
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We also looked at, how do you differentiate promoted content designed to manipulate political viewpoints with promoted content designed to manipulate commercial behavior?
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In 2012, he was promoted to Chief Warrant Officer, and promoted again in 2015 to lieutenant, a Coast Guard spokesperson confirmed to VICE News.
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Some promoted apps are pre-installed, but Microsoft notes that they can be fully uninstalled and any promoted items removed from the Start menu.
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As for Nate, he's upset with the UFC -- claiming Dana White and company hasn't promoted him the way he thinks he should be promoted.
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"Donald Trump came in, promoted his hotels, he promoted his book, he promoted himself at our expense, and I think he understands fully that we’ve ended the possibilities for such abuse of our party," party leader Patrick Choate said at the time.
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"If your boss is vague about what you need to do to get promoted, that is a sign you might not be getting promoted," said Garfinkle.
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They had once longed for ways to grow their own followings on the app — through paid placement offerings similar to Twitter's promoted tweets and promoted accounts.
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For every 100 women promoted to the manager level, another study found 130 men are promoted — even though women consistently ask for promotions and raises more.
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The self-absorbed social distancing long promoted by Silicon Valley would have taken firmer root, only to be promoted still further by the next, inevitable crisis.
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The facts are plain: Women are less likely to be promoted than men, and women with children are less likely to be promoted than women without children.
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And it's a little bit that kind of subconscious bias thing where men get promoted based on potential and women get promoted based on what they've achieved.
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One of SoftTech's newly promoted partners is Stephanie Palmeri, who joined the firm in 183 as a senior associate and was promoted to principal a year later.
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Promoted apps are typically used on new PCs as links to encourage Windows 10 users to download Store apps, and different apps are promoted in different countries.
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I was promoted to a product development group and helped develop tools for managing buyers' and sellers' policy violations, and eventually I was promoted to this role.
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Org's Women in the Workplace report found that for every 100 entry-level men who are promoted to a manager-level role, just 68 Latinas are promoted.
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Phishing scams from a promoted tweet can be uniquely dangerous, because users who see the tweet as "promoted" may understand this as Twitter confirming the tweet's legitimacy.
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She advocates measuring specific results such as percentages of men and women hired and promoted, and comparing how long it takes women and men to be promoted.
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Other screenshots of promoted tweets sent to BuzzFeed News evoke the kind of articles promoted in the content ad units provided by companies such as Taboola and RevContent.
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The Promoted Trend Spotlight ads are bought as an add-on to the existing Promoted Trends ads that are inserted amongst the list of Twitter's most popular topics.
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Twitter said promoted tweets and promoted accounts will not be affected by the change, though presumably the more people are engaged, the bigger the potential audience for ads.
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He was promoted to a unit focusing on counterterrorism and extraterritorial investigations of Sunni extremists in 2006, and in 2016 was promoted to deputy director of the FBI.
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"This place promoted anger, it promoted revenge," she said in a Skype interview from Homs, as the electricity flickered and a fighter jet could be heard flying overhead.
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The Times report said the company promoted "a system in which men were consistently paid more than women and promoted more quickly" and alleged the hiring system encouraged sexism.
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The Daily Beast, the news website that first reported on the promoted events posted on Facebook, said one advertisement promoted an anti-immigrant rally in Idaho in August 2016.
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When Storyful analyzed Paludan's videos, streamed between April 21 and June 1, the organization found that many of the promoted and non-promoted comments were Islamophobic and anti-Semitic.
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" - Dennis, 34 "Constantly promoted her shitty articles. Nope.
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In 2016, the two announced plans to leverage their supply chains overseas, where Walmart's stores (Sam's Club included) would be promoted on JD.com, and their brands would be cross-promoted.
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Google promoted pins Google promoted pins These changes are "designed to help you increase foot traffic to your stores," said Sridhar Ramaswamy, senior vice president of ads and commerce at Google.
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She was promoted to oversee the office responsible for ensuring professional integrity in CBP, including regarding corruption and mismanagement, and was promoted again to deputy chief of Border Patrol in 2016.
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Despite being promoted ahead of my peers months earlier, over the next year, I was passed over for awards, special skill schools, and leadership opportunities—all things necessary to get promoted.
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Research consistently shows that in American workplaces, women tend to be promoted once their managers see them perform well; men are promoted if managers believe in their potential to do well.
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Jermaine Eluemunor — promoted from the practice squad on Oct.
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Mr. Johnson promoted her — she is now home secretary.
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Sophie Hackett was promoted to curator of photography, and Sasha Suda was promoted to curator, European art and R. Fraser Elliott chair, Print and Drawing Council, at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
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Suzanne Scott, who was executive vice president of programming has been promoted to head of Fox News' programming, and Jay Wallace has been similarly promoted to head of news, the company said.
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Aurora Cannabis has promoted Dr. Shane Morris, formerly an SVP of product development to chief product officer, and André Jérôme, formerly SVP of business integrations, has been promoted to chief integration officer.
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Three activists who attended or promoted the Michael Brown events in the three cities said they were promoted by local chapters of the Black Lives Matter movement and in local email newsletters.
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Quora's "Promoted by" ads are finally starting to run Quora's "Promoted by" ads are finally starting to run The Q&A startup's up-vote/down-vote interface is finally starting to feature advertising.
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They then face greater challenges to getting that next promotion: McKinsey found that for every 100 entry-level men who are promoted to manager, just 68 Latinas and 58 black women are promoted.
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The equal employment commission said that in 2013, black detectives who were promoted had waited an average of 12 years at a lower grade, while white detectives who were promoted had waited six.
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"A few years later, we got promoted, too," he said.
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Last year, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant.
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Scott Hilton was promoted from chief revenue officer at Jet.
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While I got promoted, our company retained a loyal customer.
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That is the argument that some leading conservatives once promoted.
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A Star Is Born was promoted as her comeback film.
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After the musical interlude, Michelle promoted her latest project, LetGirlsLearn.
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"Disney promoted the crap out of that song," she said.
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In 2017, Hochman was promoted to be KFC's U.S. president.
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He replaces Arthur Smith, who was promoted to offensive coordinator.
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NMC is promoted to the blue chip FTSE 20.7734 index.
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Google hasn't promoted any of the projects until now, however.
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Selby Nimrod was been promoted to assistant curator for exhibitions.
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The Pentagon promoted these efforts as recently as this Saturday.
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Blake lists some examples of previous brands he has promoted.
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Hebrew was therefore aggressively promoted by the young Israeli state.
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It wants to expand promoted video options on the platform.
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Lt. Anthony Wojcik addressing newly promoted Chicago detectives in 2013.
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People don't get promoted because of stereotypes about their size.
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These restaurants will also be promoted on the DoorDash app.
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And the Bush administration promoted market strategies to fight pollution.
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Blackburn's campaign ad to be promoted on our ads platform.
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Blackburn's campaign had been pushing the ad through promoted tweets.
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Snoop promoted the release on his Twitter earlier that day.
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However, Uber later promoted him to acting head of finance.
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We decide I'll try to get promoted in this quarter.
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She, too, promoted it on Twitter after her convention appearance.
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Instead, it criticized harm reduction therapy and promoted drug abstinence.
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Assistant coach Tyronn Lue is being promoted to the position.
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You can't customize which tweets are promoted at this time.
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Instead, he was promoted to director of NINDS last year.
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Shortly before the coronation, she was promoted to major general.
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John Kelly was promoted from the practice squad for depth.
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Heather Lemonedes was promoted to the position of chief curator.
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Among the theories he has promoted is that the Sept.
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Through Fox News, Ailes promoted a new kind of conservatism.
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When I do, it's almost always at a promoted tweet.
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The Foxes were promoted to the Premier League last season.
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They do not fit the sanitized images advocates have promoted.
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Loney, before taking one swing as a Met, was promoted.
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Phillips: I have students that were promoted to be supervisor.
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The organizers promoted social media hashtags like #StopTrump and #TrumpGoHome.
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It's a narrative that Trump himself has promoted on Twitter.
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The more someone donates, the longer the comment remains promoted.
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She was reportedly promoted to vice minister earlier this year.
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O'Reilly also promoted Walsh's book several times on the air.
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On Tuesday, she promoted her line of perfume on Twitter.
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Google, too, removed an app that promoted conversion therapy techniques.
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On Tuesday, many Democrats promoted the holiday on social media.
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"I promoted those guys," Mr. Adams explained with a grin.
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The show's stars promoted the series on their social accounts.
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The company also promoted thousands, he said, many in manufacturing.
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He had previously promoted the idea that Democrats worshipped Satan.
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Jerry Brown promoted his pension reforms as a game changer.
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Soon he was promoted to head the content policy team.
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The team promoted the series on Instagram and other platforms.
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Others will surely be promoted when rosters expand in September.
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She was then promoted to vice president of strategic planning.
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Rather, it comes down to how quickly employees are promoted.
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And this is me getting promoted a couple years ago.
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Marisol Barbosa, the fair's coordinator, was promoted to managing director.
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Other ads purchased by the Russian groups promoted gun rights.
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In less than three years, he was promoted to CEO.
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Bollore, formerly Ghosn's deputy, was promoted to CEO on Jan.
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Vanessa Hallett was promoted to deputy chairman, Americas at Phillips.
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It has promoted its own service, and demoted rival services.
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Then they promoted Rory, who started a month after you.
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Index has also promoted former Dropboxer Mark Goldberg to partner.
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Pence also endorsed an amendment being heavily promoted by Sens.
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Along with public education, economic mobility and opportunity promoted assimilation.
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No, climate change isn't a hoax promoted by the Chinese.
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His former assistant Todd Reirden was promoted by the Capitals.
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Softer lighting has been promoted in part on health grounds.
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Both have since publicly promoted ambitions to make further acquisitions.
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Formally, the military has promoted attempts to improve gender equality.
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Instead, they were promoted to other federation jobs, she added.
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He ceaselessly promoted peace initiatives, both at home and abroad.
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The posts promoted air purifiers and face masks on LuxuryWildSpot.
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They proceeded to work hard, have children and get promoted.
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She was later promoted to village leader, an administrative role.
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Last week, he was promoted to commis, or chef's assistant.
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The group promoted events and coordinated activities in several cities.
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I mean, because you got promoted based on your stats.
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You were —— TAVERNISE: You got promoted based on your stats?
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Mr. King also promoted his ability to work with Democrats.
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It promoted a new Pentagon single, "Naughty Boy," without E'Dawn.
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President Trump promoted the legislation in a recent Twitter post.
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These tactics are not explicitly promoted by the companies themselves.
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Different countries promoted very different perspectives of the same scene.
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Another executive, Jay Wallace, was promoted to president for news.
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NMC is promoted to the blue chip FTSE 218 index.
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Acevedo said he was on stage when Brewster was promoted.
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Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant, recently promoted ToTok in advertisements.
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"These commanders, this is how they get promoted," he said.
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The Colorama campaign promoted photography as an activity in itself.
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" Another sign on the sidewalk promoted $5 readings by "Autumn.
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CEO Elon Musk promoted the update earlier in the day.
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He not only acquired and edited books; he promoted them.
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Within a year, she was promoted to chief technology officer.
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In November 2018, Gupta was promoted to chief product officer.
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Dunham is in bed in the video, which Johnson promoted.
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Trump has routinely promoted fossil fuels on the campaign trail.
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The freshly promoted soldier must learn the art of politics.
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Arav earns revenue from promoted content on his YouTube videos.
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Mitt Romney, have already promoted the idea of direct payments.
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It is being promoted as the gun of the week.
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How many Puerto Rican and Latinx artists have they promoted?
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Zuma has recently promoted the idea of expropriation without compensation.
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Santiago, Jr. Has been promoted to executive vice president from senior vice president * Frederick E. Claudio promoted to position of executive vice president from senior vice president Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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It also promoted a special #netneutrality hashtag in its trending sidebar, marking the first time the company had ever promoted a tweet related to one of its public policy positions, it confirmed to Recode.
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"This technology is being promoted by tech vendors, not educators, and it's certainly not being promoted by parents," Monica Bulger, a senior fellow at the Future of Privacy Forum's Education Privacy Project told me.
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Twitter's direct response Promoted Tweets blend into the feed and feel skippable Twitter's direct response Promoted Tweets blend into the feed and feel skippable Plus, several of these ad products don't feel memorable to users.
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For women of color, this figure is even lower, with just 218 Latina women and 58 black women being promoted to manager for every 100 entry-level men who are promoted to the same job.
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Promoted by Coors Light Tons of food goes to waste everyday.
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Goldman also has promoted recent events focused on its LGBTQ network.
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Kik specializes in "promoted chats" -- basically, conversations between brands and users.
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Democrats promoted unprecedented visibility of people with disabilities at their convention.
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OF Darrell Ceciliani was promoted from Triple-A Buffalo on Tuesday.
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To top it all, the offender was promoted in the process.
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And he promoted correspondent Bianna Golodryga as a fourth co-anchor.
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Clayton, a 17-year police veteran, was promoted after her death.
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He began as a salesperson, but eventually got promoted to manager.
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Back then, a promoted hashtag was reported to cost around $200,000.
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He was set to be promoted to Sergeant on July 1.
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There's more to getting promoted than showing up and working hard.
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So, we obsess about our jobs, but we can get promoted.
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He would get me promoted and help me achieve my goals.
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JibJab COO Paul Hanges was promoted to CEO after the acquisition.
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Both Cuccinelli and Morgan have vehemently promoted the president's immigration policies.
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Cernovich, who promoted the Pizzagate conspiracy, has consistently pushed pedophilia conspiracies.
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Even the new $7.4 billion price being promoted is disingenuous, however.
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Even Right Said Fred's official Twitter account promoted Swift's new song.
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I'll take the one promoted by the athlete please 💪🏼 pic.twitter.
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Arbitration is promoted as quicker and cheaper than going to court.
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Her approach differed from the principles originally promoted by the Rev.
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Marriott was promoted to his role at UBS in September 2015.
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Or when it allowed a promoted tweet from a Nazi website.
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Stories that garnered discussion were pushed forward, promoted, and re-circulated.
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Take Benito Mussolini: he promoted Jewish Italians in the fascist bureaucracy.
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Peter McKay was promoted to lead the Americas field sales operations.
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It has promoted "mixed ownership" in which SOEs raise private capital.
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He advocated for the 13th Amendment and also promoted blackface minstrelsy.
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Cheerson CX10 Mini Quadcopter promoted to The Best Drone Desk Toy.
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Another former player, Josh Scobey, was promoted to western regional scout.
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France's Évin Law prohibits alcohol from being promoted during athletic events.
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Peter Elwelu, the commander in charge that day, has been promoted.
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Grenco G Pen Elite promoted to The Best for the Price.
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When he was last promoted, Iraq had yet to be invaded.
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But they also manage resources, determine who gets hired and promoted.
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How can women be promoted when they don't raise a hand?
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After it had published the article, TorrentFreak promoted it on Twitter.
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Both events were said to have been promoted by Cindy Yang.
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The ads Facebook ran promoted the company's efforts to secure elections.
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Salle Yoo was promoted to chief legal officer from general counsel.
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She was promoted to head up new mobility in June 2018.
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Reliever Tom Wilhelmsen was promoted from Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday.
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C Mike Zunino was promoted from Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday.
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Instead, the team promoted Heimir Hallgrímsson, who had been Lagerbäck's assistant.
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In the months following the trial, McAlister was promoted to captain.
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According to The Times, Facebook algorithmically promoted some of the content.
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"Getting promoted is not just about doing your job," Welch says.
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In 1928, he was promoted to an assistant professor at Cornell.
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They are often "over-promoted" because of their attention to detail.
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He has promoted the reporting of fake and outright false information.
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American foreign policy has always promoted American investment and commerce abroad.
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The Championship will be promoted by CNBC on-air and online.
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Many victims blamed fake news websites that had promoted the conspiracy.
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Promoted by Coors Light Cell phones have powerful computers inside them.
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Pride was once an event the company promoted on its app.
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" Iron tablets no longer managed anemia, they "promoted red cell formation.
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He strongly promoted the idea of political influence at music events.
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On the contrary, I said good things and he was promoted.
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Subsequent public information campaigns and local laws have promoted buckling-up.
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He has promoted three young curatorial assistants and hired a fourth.
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He also declined to invest, and instead promoted heading to school.
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He has since posthumously been promoted to the rank of sergeant.
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At the funeral, the police chief promoted Hull posthumously to corporal.
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He's a former Train Operator who was promoted to Transportation Supervisor.
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But they have also promoted programs that aim at improving diversity.
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While she was pregnant, she was promoted to senior textile designer.
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The White House has promoted Haspel's track record and leadership experience.
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Uber could have promoted more staffers internally to replace departed executives.
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The march had been promoted as a peaceful demonstration by organizers.
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Possessing these types of leadership skills is essential for getting promoted.
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He was posthumously promoted to sergeant first class, the Army said.
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Dr. Lauretta was promoted to Dr. Drake's position on the mission.
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Snap is letting companies buy Promoted Stories to highlight their products.
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Her UBS broker promoted the funds as safe and conservative investments.
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In 1996, he was promoted to senior vice president for advertising.
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Steve Bayless has been promoted to vice president of regulatory affairs.
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But I also noticed that you weren't promoted during that time.
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The Red Sox promoted Owings from Triple-A Pawtucket on Sunday.
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"Getting promoted is not just about doing your job," she says.
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Only after he had earned his trust was Mr. Hofmann promoted.
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"Did the person get promoted or did they leave?" said McDonald.
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"Getting promoted is not just about doing your job," says Welch.
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In his tweet, Lieu also promoted CNN's town hall with Sen.
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Then I got promoted to secretary to the head of production.
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As president, Trump has promoted those businesses with his presence relentlessly.
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He studied for the exam to be promoted and he passed.
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And that'll make you more likely to get hired and promoted.
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Body cameras have been promoted as a solution to police misconduct.
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Juhl also promoted some of his allies to key leadership roles.
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It has promoted transparency in order to better inform consumer choice.
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Philip Morris has for years promoted its Marlboro cigarettes in India.
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Eventbrite is already using Promote's technology to power its Promoted Listings.
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Corado, a recently promoted employee, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Historically, northern European countries have promoted kidney donations from living donors.
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It does so for the promoted drug, as one would expect.
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He was posthumously promoted to sergeant first class, the Army said.
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Evie had been a maid for years before she got promoted.
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The Mets promoted INF Matt Reynolds from Triple-A Las Vegas.
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Newspaper editorials "practically promoted Rockne into secular sainthood," Ray Robinson wrote.
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If readers click on these promoted stories, publishers get a cut.
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That's because Snap is lowering the cost of promoted face lenses.
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Did you start in sales, or did you get promoted early?
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But Mr. Schwartz soon was promoted to help run another division.
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Gomer Pyle — Mr. Nabors, in character — was promoted to lance corporal.
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Trait Biosciences has promoted Dr. Rebecca White to Chief Technology Officer.
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The ideals promoted by Mandela are now at risk, he added.
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This myth of racial purity was promoted to foster national unity.
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Later that year, Officer Hickman was promoted to senior police officer.
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The Cardinals promoted infielder Edmundo Sosa a day sooner than planned.
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My article about all this got me promoted at the magazine.
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If I had stolen 100 million, they would have promoted me.
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It was never promoted by Republican leaders or the White House.
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In 1978, she was promoted to vice president for information services.
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Counterpart International has recently promoted participation in the Afghan election process.
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Trump, of course, has continually promoted his properties since taking office.
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They have rights and entitlements that must be upheld and promoted.
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There are three types of people who promoted Russian collusion hoax.
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It also promoted Alan Bergman to co-chairman of the unit.
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Y Combinator promoted Geoff Ralston, one of its partners, to president.
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That doesn't mean that you get promoted on a fixed timeline.
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How did waiting so long to become promoted affect your dancing?
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Of course, advice to wash hands regularly has also been promoted.
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It's associated with Falun Gong and has promoted QAnon conspiracy theories.
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The story was a fake, but Facebook still promoted it anyway.
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Just three days later, the Tigers promoted Rodney to the majors.
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A security will also be promoted if it rises above 90th.
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The Time-Life publisher Henry Luce promoted it in his magazines.
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In many of these settings, the culture being promoted is Russian.
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He flourished at Oracle and was promoted to CEO in 2014.
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But Mr. Ponte promoted him anyway, rejecting the Investigation Department's advice.
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He has been posthumously promoted and awarded the Legion of Honor.
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Singh previously promoted Olay in the company's #FaceAnything campaign in 2019.
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Mr. Ponte's predecessor ignored the recommendation and also promoted Mr. Clemons.
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It also pays for promoted tweets from its CEO's personal account.
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After 18 months, they become eligible to be promoted to detectives.
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And Fortune promoted the Business Insider story on its Facebook page.
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Or: I'll eventually get promoted — another position is opening up soon.
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President Trump on Monday nevertheless promoted the statement as a win.
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DC proudly promoted "The Red Trunks Return" in its news release.
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But it has never promoted violent or even peaceful political resistance.
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Bob Boughner, a remaining assistant, was promoted to interim head coach.
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In 1981, he was promoted to vice president and editorial director.
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He was promoted to sergeant in 2014 and later studied Arabic.
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In 2018, Buffet promoted two vice-chairs to Berkshire Hathaway's board.
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He kept being promoted because his commanding officers kept getting killed.
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NMC is promoted to the blue chip FTSE 100 index .FTSE.
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He also promoted nutrition company Herbalife and a hair transplant company.
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The service has also been promoted on the website Hacker News.
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Feature Ankle bracelets are promoted as a humane alternative to jail.
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" • "Trump has promoted his properties dozens of times while in office.
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The accounts promoted real news outlets alongside four misleading ones: TheCrystalEyes.
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We were paid a bonus and promoted if we got tough.
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Trump made concessions to conservatives as he promoted a bipartisan deal.
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Goldman's new managing directors will be promoted as of Jan. 1.
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He will also be promoted to General, receiving a fourth star.
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TikTok fame relies heavily on getting content promoted through TikTok's algorithm.
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He was promoted to detective in the last couple of years.
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The Instagram post also promoted nearly two dozen Africa-focused charities.
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The UK-based business advisory firm promoted Julie Humphrey as director.
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Twitter has long promoted the importance of free and open discourse.
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In fact, the department promoted the officer who screamed racial abuse.
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So far, Facebook administrators haven't stopped the video from being promoted.
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When she got promoted to account manager, she accepted without negotiating.
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It can influence whether you get hired, whether you get promoted.
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Tesla has long promoted its cars as among the safest available.
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Promoted stories from media outlets still appear in users' primary newsfeed.
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Trump also promoted the recent changes to the American tax code.
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I knew when I got promoted — there was a track, right?
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Microsoft has long promoted hybrid cloud with its Azure Stack product.
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Wali Mohammed Ahmadzai, 753, recently promoted out of the commando forces.
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Legalization was promoted as helping to end the war on drugs.
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Catalan nationalists have also persistently promoted the idea of a referendum.
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The initiative is being promoted by his eldest daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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But it's the play-soldier subculture they've promoted that's being judged.
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PepsiCo promoted Laxman Narasimhan to chief commercial officer, a new position.
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The New Museum promoted Margot Norton from associate curator to curator.
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He was promoted for his efforts and given prestigious governmental power.
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What else is "Accelerated Mobile Pages" or promoted tweets but prioritization?
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What's more, Xi has promoted greater integration among Chinese military services.
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When these fights are booked, they're always promoted the same way.
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It's how we've pushed boundaries and promoted freedom around the world.
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I was promoted to both public information officer and legislative liaison.
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HBO is the fist advertiser to test the new format in the United States, and will run a promoted story on Black Friday; online retailer ASOS also bought a promoted story in the U.K. and France.
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Recently, the feature has been used by Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller when they promoted their movie Burnt, by Seth Rogen when he promoted The Night Before and by the Star Wars cast for The Force Awakens. .
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In comment to INSIDER, Adidas said that the promoted posts were unrealted to Zion's injury — the Ultraboost 19 was set to debut on Thursday for some time, so the placement of the promoted tweets was a coincidence.
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Twitter declined a request for technical details on the promoted scam ads.
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The two promoted Queenslanders, Littleproud and McVeigh, are 41 and 52 respectively.
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Building deep relationships helped me get promoted to vice president at 27.
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Clark, an undrafted free agent, recently was promoted from the practice squad.
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In 2004, McDonald was promoted to detective first grade with the NYPD.
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Meanwhile, the head of sales was promoted to a C-level position.
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The Packers promoted undrafted rookie RB Don Jackson from the practice squad.
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The creation was heavily promoted by Disney World and the White House.
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The group promoted Rouda to its "top-tier" Red to Blue program.
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Subscribers will also be promoted as suggested accounts to other Twitter users.
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Mango president Yadin Shemmer was promoted to chief executive officer in November.
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Its online registry promoted the work of 2,100 emerging artists and curators.
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In many instances, the jobs promoted were part of previously announced plans.
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His immigration hawks promoted a roundup of undocumented families with deportation orders.
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The company's owner said Fievez was on his way to being promoted.
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Officials claimed many of the lootings incidents were promoted through social media.
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They have promoted dangerous misinformation, abetted racism, and accidentally censored bisexual content.
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In the years that followed, Biden promoted legislation that foregrounded women's concerns.
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Ashcroft has promoted the law as a way of preventing vote fraud.
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Gottlieb also promoted innovation and competition in order to lower drug prices.
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Last year, he was promoted to special agent in charge in Miami.
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None of the profiles promoted any messages favoring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Instead, he promoted economic change: liberalisation, privatisation, cutting subsidies and building infrastructure.
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He was promoted to WWE's flagship program, Monday Night Raw, in 2016.
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Watch: How Pinterest makes money by filling your feed with promoted pins
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Meanwhile, farmers in less-promoted areas of the country sense an opportunity.
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The new copublisher announced a reorganization that promoted Berganza to executive editor.
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Once promoted as an aid to quit smoking, vaping has become trendy.
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LifeZette's content continues to be heavily promoted on Ingraham's social media accounts.
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She eventually stopped making excuses and realized she had actively promoted racism.
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The account wasn't promoted beyond using tags like #AntiELab, #HongKongProtest, and #NoToExtraditionBill.
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Blake has promoted some of the following brands on social media: AdobeHPDellSamsungSonyVidiqTubebuddyPaypalWIX
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Mr Schelling also promoted the importance of reputation as a useful deterrent.
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Danny Etling was promoted from the practice squad to back up Schaub.
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Though selectively and patchily, the council has promoted justice around the world.
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An hour later, another flight to Berlin was promoted ahead of us.
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Whitman rose to prominence at eBay, where she was promoted to CEO.
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Wilson, who left behind two sons, was also posthumously promoted to sergeant.
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The video was promoted by a super PAC rather than a candidate.
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In October 2015, Schumer announced that Metzger had been promoted to producer.
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Jones has also promoted other theories that led to violence, like Pizzagate.
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She also started modeling, including one runway show which promoted body positivity.
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But stagnation may end eventually, once the robots are promoted to management.
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" And that "for every 100 men promoted to manager, 79 women are.
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It continued to be promoted years later by American professor Moina Michael.
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Under autonomy, Catalan leaders have promoted their language and their nationalist creed.
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She was promoted to the chief product role about 10 months ago.
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Then 17.6 million viewers watched Legacy's heavily promoted post-Super Bowl debut.
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It has also promoted the use of generic drugs, which are cheaper.
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It was obliterated when Twitter acquired and promoted a competing app, Periscope.
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Those 1003-plus accounts didn't purchase promoted tweets to spread their message.
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INF Raul Mondesi was promoted from Triple-A Omaha, where he hit .
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He promoted the idea that Google will benefit the average Chinese citizen.
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Those women are getting promoted at the same rates as everybody else.
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But she does make amends with Frieda (Lisa Joyce), who gets promoted.
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To YouTube, where Russian-backed disinformation agents promoted hundreds of divisive videos….
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Hamilton promoted the movement ahead of the team's match-up with Canada.
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The energetic prime minister has launched dozens of heavily promoted social programmes.
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Its white-sand beaches are promoted as part of Indonesia's tourism campaigns.
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It is promoted as "revealing", and Mr Voigt's journalistic credentials are impeccable.
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Former President George H.W. Bush also promoted Watt's fundraising efforts on Twitter.
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Facebook was promoted as a way of connecting us and building community.
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I'm being passed over for opportunities that could lead to being promoted.
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Complainers do not get promoted, no matter the validity of their complaints.
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But these days, too many products are over-promoted with empty promises.
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His views are at odds with the liberal views promoted by Soros.
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It's just that they've never been promoted by a hugely prominent jeweler.
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Often they're smarter but less valued, and don't get promoted as much.
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A growing understanding of eclipses also promoted the concept of predicting them.
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A follow-up short promoted the home video release of Doctor Strange.
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Christine Giviskos was promoted to curator of prints, drawings, and European art.
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Trump has previously promoted a protectionist agenda that alarmed his G7 allies.
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So, I was promoted in 0003 to be the No. 2 person.
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Rather, he had promoted Mizzi to deputy leader of the Labour Party.
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"The Rohingya have been promoted as very poor, as refugees," he says.
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Angela Strange and Connie Chan, additionally, were promoted to GP last summer.
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Godley was promoted from Triple-A Reno to make the spot start.
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The accountancy and business advisory firm promoted Andrew Constable to tax partner.
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That capability is also being actively promoted within the law enforcement community.
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In early August, I got promoted to the position of account coordinator.
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"VC itself is becoming a real career," newly promoted Wise tells me.
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Zoetis on Sunday promoted Glenn David as its CFO after Herendeen resigned.
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The GNA had promoted the return to Tawergha as a major breakthrough.
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Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee, who has promoted the cultivation of soft
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The firm also announced it promoted Valerie Morse White to senior consultant.
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In the not too distant past, many newspapers openly promoted their biases.
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He was just promoted to series regular, but wasn't in tonight's episode.
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Krause later fired Albeck, and promoted a bright young coach, Doug Collins.
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A. I got promoted about 12 weeks before we filed for bankruptcy.
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He was promoted to president of hockey operations on July 12, 2017.
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Both Mayweather and Khaled promoted Centra's ICO on their social media accounts.
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The accounts frequently promoted conspiracy theories or support for Mr. Trump's policies.
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The way in which it was crafted and promoted also raises questions.
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Next thing you know, they promoted all the women in the office.
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