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Her morning show was, in retrospect, probably destined to fail; it was scarcely promoted by CNN and was the subject of internal feuding over its editorial sensibility.
Although he was promoted only two weeks before he took over and has no political experience, he scarcely set a foot wrong during the very public diplomatic encounters at the funeral.In this section Is it crime or culture?
His feet had scarcely touched the back benches before he was made parliamentary secretary of the Ministry of Works and two years later, in March 1947, he was promoted to secretary for overseas trade.
Of course, using diplomacy to promote trade is scarcely new; the notion that trade is a grubby matter beneath the attentions of diplomats has always been naive.
Meanwhile, Congress is promoting a political reform which scarcely deserves the name.
Today, federal and local government agencies undertake challenges that Madison could scarcely have imagined – from space exploration to promoting mass access to higher education to addressing epidemics of obesity and diabetes, to protecting citizens and soldiers from terrorists.
He scarcely paused to mention Mr. Obama, of Illinois, except when promoting the suspension of the federal gasoline tax this summer that Mrs. Clinton has proposed.
Despite enormous efforts on the part of government and industry to promote recycling, plastics are not designed to promote recycling, and Americans recycle less plastic than any other material, scarcely 7percentt.
While it can be argued that pharmaceutical companies are prone to promote their new drugs to treat schizophrenia, the examples offered in "Making Drugs, Shaping the Rules" (Feb. 1) are scarcely remarkable.
