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It is common practice for politicians to turn up at funerals and then queue up to give long speeches that neither eulogise the dead nor console the bereaved, but instead promote their agenda and attack opponents.

The Smoothened inhibitors that work well for other tumor types have not only failed to stop the progression, but instead promote aggressive behavior in pancreatic cancer.

Avoid concentrating authority and responsibility at one level, but instead promote governance at more than one level while aiming for clear lines of authority and accountability.

The widespread knowledge of this risk may prevent IDUs from purchasing syringes but instead promote sharing by obtaining syringes from within their social network [ 23].

In addition, efforts to improve PHC governance by policy makers and health systems practitioners should: Avoid concentrating authority and responsibility at one level, but instead promote governance at more than one level while aiming for clear lines of authority and accountability.

Polarity therefore results in stabilizing, compensatory mutations not trading off, but instead promoting the acquisition of new activities.

The company does not instruct users about that process, but instead promotes a feature that lets viewers fast-forward through commercials at up to 60 times normal speed.

Warhol did not create some jokey, Monkees-like, money-spinning pop group, but instead promoted a disturbing avant-garde outfit who sang about drug addiction and sadomasochism.

The goal at this point is not winning re-election but instead promoting his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy and avert a year-end fiscal crisis.

They have been spending heavily on television advertising, not going after one another directly but, instead, promoting lofty themes meant to appeal to the working families who make up a vast majority of voters.

Marc Randazza, a lawyer for the Satanic Temple, argued that the accounts were suspended simply because of the temple's name; most people don't understand that the temple does not worship the devil but instead promotes knowledge, understanding, science ― and pushes back against religion creeping into public spaces and events.