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promote

[pruh-moht] / prəˈmoʊt /




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It’s a personal approach to bring viewers into a more intimate space in an influencer’s life — it’s also an opportunity for influencers to promote and sell beauty products.

From Salon

Gill Kelly, consultant in public health for children and young people at North Yorkshire Council said the authority was committed to "promoting a healthy lifestyle" from childhood.

From BBC

Nearly a decade ago, in 2017, she earned a place on the BBC's 100 Women list with her work promoting women's rights.

From BBC

He can then safeguard the independence of the institution and do his part to ensure that U.S. firms and households have the lowest credible rates possible to promote full employment and stable prices.

From Barron's

According to the researchers, the results highlight a promising strategy for promoting longevity using drugs that act on bacteria rather than human cells.

From Science Daily