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The invisible hand of Adam Smith is advocated by the visible hand of Mr Singh.

The N.C.S. does not exist yet, but its creation is advocated by the likes of Lt. Gen. William Odom, a former head of the National Security Agency.

It believes greater national and local accountability can best be achieved through a national integrated railway under public ownership, which is advocated by the new Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn.

Allowing for religious freedom is advocated by the Qur'an, as in verse 10 99, and so, arguably, hurt Pakistan's sharia compliance, in addition to its score on the Pew Forum's Government Restrictions Index.

The procedure, which is also permitted in some other states, is advocated by the state's Department of Natural Resources as a safe way of dumping the ash without having to build more landfills.

Even so, nationalisation of the power distributors, which is advocated by the socialist opposition and by the far-right Ataka party, seems to be a step too far even for Mr Borisov .Nationalisation is pure madness – this would mean going back to totalitarian times", says Ivan Hinovski, boss of the Bulgarian Energy Forum, a NGO.

More time taken over the ascent is also being advocated by the British Mountaineering Council.

The idea was advocated by the Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons, whose most active members were Quakers.

The installation of new security measures throughout Times Square, a step that has been advocated by the Police Department, was approved Jan . 7by the mayoral Design Commission.

A cautious process maintaining maximum combat capability is being advocated by the outgoing secretary of defense, Robert Gates, as a "no-brainer".

A letter on Thursday about possible alternatives to the Tappan Zee Bridge misstated the name of a passenger rail line whose revitalization was advocated by the writer.