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Last November, in Iran, Tehran's city council decided to promote a network of laughter-yoga clubs, and by July of this year twenty thousand people had signed up.

The regional government of Valencia, led by the Popular Party, is preparing an anti-abortion law that would, among other things, promote a network of surrogate families who would take in or support single mothers-to-be.

The man charged by the archbishop of Canterbury with leading the Church of England's fight against payday lenders aims to use the nation's churches to promote a network of credit unions and microfinancing operations.

If we are going to strengthen and promote a network of regional foodsheds, not to the absolute exclusion of broader trade but with a core value of ensuring stable farm communities in proximity to our cities, we need to rethink how we define a dependable food supply.

In general, factors associated to the splice sites and to the exonic splicing regulatory elements promote a network of interactions across the exon.

The Mughal system of taxation had expanded both the degree of monetization and commodity production, which in turn promoted a network of grain markets (mandīs), bazaars, and small fortified towns (qaṣbahs), supplied by a highly differentiated peasantry in the countryside.

The Government has promoted a network of "rehabilitation centres" for women who have suffered from violence, but few of these exist to serve women with a disability.

Especially, the ECA scheme should promote a connected network of ECA grasslands and semi-natural habitats at the landscape scale.

In 2005, the European Commission funded the NORMAN project to promote a permanent network of reference laboratories and research centers, including academia, industry, standardization bodies, and NGOs.

How architectural drawings emerged as aesthetic objects, promoted by a network of galleries, collectors, and institutions, and how this changed the understanding of architecture.

It was made in obscurity somewhere in Southern California and promoted by a network of right-wing Christians with a history of animosity toward Muslims.