Of the two-thirds of providers who did promote the program, most used one (22/83, 27%) or two (27/83, 33%) promotional resources.
As harmful as early misconceptions were, they did promote a growing awareness of the condition.
It is hard to imagine Somerset Maugham warbling to the Righteous Brothers, even if he did promote one of the cocktails.
While few residents of kommunalki preferred them to living in a whole apartment, they did promote a kind of social integration that is now lost.
McGovern did promote amnesty for Vietnam draft resisters, but Miroff points out that Nixon himself "had spoken favorably about amnesty as late as the winter of 1972, and magnanimous amnesties after wars were in fact the American tradition".
The site did promote public dialogue about politics – more than 12 million people signed petitions during its lifetime – but failed to generate many serious policy ideas, and it could be argued that social media sites have rendered it obsolete.
Isocrates did promote elementary mathematics as a kind of mental training or mental gymnastics and did allow for a smattering of philosophy to illumine broad questions of human life.
He did promote Hishamuddin Hussein, a rising star, to education minister, a highly sensitive job in multicultural Malaysia that all future prime ministers, including Mr Hishamuddin's father, have held at some point.
But in the same paragraph, the magazine also said that Mr. Obama "did promote early-childhood initiatives that advocates considered "innovative and progressive," and also noted that "his biggest accomplishment in the field was the creation of a state board to oversee the expansion of early-childhood education in the state".
What a hideous play!" Such reactions did nothing to dent the play's popularity – both on stage and as a written text – but they did promote the view that Hedda was evil, an unsympathetic woman manipulating those around her. That's not a perspective Patrick Marber shares.
He was not opposed in principle to all actors; his admiration of Irving, his mother Ellen Terry, and Duse was profound, and he considered Isadora Duncan a supreme artist, but he did promote the concept that he called the Übermarionette ("Superpuppet").
