McDonald's is now promoting its "real fruit smoothies".
Sonic, the fast-food chain, is now promoting "really real ice cream" in ads.
Olive Garden, for example, is now promoting a three-course Italian dinner for $12.95, a special price.
Spot Runner is now promoting itself in a variety of local markets—using its own service, of course.
Mr. Grober is now promoting special shopping days to the arts community as easy fund-raising events.
In fact Wrigley, the chewing gum manufacturer, is now promoting a line of caffeinated gum, with each piece containing as much caffeine as half a cup of coffee.
That is the goal of the passenger support program, and a reason that the agency is now promoting its availability, Mr. McLaughlin said.
Andrew Wyatt, the president of the association, argues that the government is now promoting a native-species-only agenda favored by environmental groups.
Marbury has proved himself a good citizen and a shrewd marketer; he is now promoting his discounted line of Starbury sneakers in the Chinese market.
Mr. Modi, who is now promoting that new film, "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas," has always had something of a wonky bent.
But the Laotian government is now promoting tourism, and trying to reconstruct a national identity disrupted over years of Communist rule.
