Of course, Tout, which got off the ground in late 2010, is still small compared with some of the other companies that are trying to tackle this problem, including Google, which has been chipping away at it for years.
And, of course, Palin touted her gas-pipeline project.
All the local schoolchildren would be going and government employees and, of course, le tout Fatah.
It's absurd, of course, to tout the implied superiority of "hard-working Americans, white Americans," as Hillary Clinton said last week of her core supporters.
If you're a developer you already know where I'm going, of course: to tout the virtues of Rust, which is, in fact, a viable C/C++ replacement.
Of course, Statoil has touted how much CO2 it has prevented from being emitted.
Now, of course, nanotechnology is touted as the technology of the future, with global funding of around $10bn.
There were other problems, of course: the highly touted but ultimately ineffective £15m ground campaign; Labour's difficulty in attracting elderly voters; the party's wariness to discuss identity or Englishness.
Of course the Bedouin tout knows that, and he uses it to his advantage.
And, of course, British dairies tout the fragrant benefits of their cheeses.
