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promote

[pruh-moht] / prəˈmoʊt /




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Asia's vulnerability is due in part to its heavy reliance on LNG, often promoted as a "transition fuel" -- a less polluting option than coal that can "bridge the gap" as countries move towards renewable energy.

From Barron's

But this case argues that the firms are responsible for defective products, with business models designed to hold people's attention and to promote content that can harm their mental health.

From Barron's

“We will sell our Chinese products globally and at the same time, we will promote our technology and standards worldwide,” he told reporters at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stephen Jones, promoted to head coach for the remainder of the season, has brought shape and purpose to Newcastle Red Bulls' attack.

From BBC

Shatner participated in the stunt to promote the Endangered Species Act.

From Los Angeles Times