The Dale, as the car was dubbed, was promoted relentlessly by a larger-than-life character named Liz Carmichael.
His final game comes in Mumbai, when he leads the Rajasthan Royals, the IPL team he has captained and promoted relentlessly since the tournament's inception, against Sachin Tendulkar's Mumbai Indians.
Even the old trans-Atlantic relationship between Britain and America, which was promoted relentlessly by former premier Tony Blair, is losing its glimmer.
The general distaste for both Trump and Clinton was promoted relentlessly over the course of the campaign and had its inhibiting effects, both intended and accidental.
The Chilean program was promoted relentlessly by its creator, Jose Pinera, who got himself a sinecure at the Cato Institute out of the deal.
But given the industry's sales slump, it has become even more crucial for record labels to promote singles relentlessly and to gain maximum exposure by licensing them for television shows, commercials and ringtones.
Try this instead: If you build it, test it, refine it, patent it, brand it, outsource it, market it, product place it, and promote it relentlessly, then it might catch on.
Clerics promote marriage relentlessly and often cite the prophet Muhammad, who is quoted as saying about his own marriage: "He who does not follow my tradition is not my follower".
The opium wars kicked off what Beijing terms, and promotes relentlessly, as the "century of humiliation" at the hands of foreign powers, ended only by the Communist party's triumph.
