Unfair electoral rules and subtle state promotion of Sunni candidates are not the only reasons.
Is there some kind of subtle self-promotion going on?
The Psalm 133 quote, said Mark Silk of Trinity College, "was excellent as a piece of rhetoric and as subtle self-promotion". In the second verse of that chapter, it references the anointing of Aaron as a priest, perhaps a likening of American unity to Trump's anointing as president.
Becky Bain of Idolator wrote, "We have to give some credit to Diddy (or Jay-Z, if he did indeed write [the lyrics]) for dropping some truly introspective lyrics instead of the usual not-so-subtle Ciroq Vodka promotions.
If reviewers do not specifically call out where women excel, where they need to build skills, and which technical projects they should target next, women are at a subtle disadvantage for promotion.
Then the tech twosome made an audacious gamble: They would forgo ads as long as possible, betting the plummeting cost of bandwidth now falling 30% a year would catapult them past ad-laden competitors, freeing them to fashion new and subtler forms of promotion after the fans were in the house.
That mix-up is increasingly likely to happen, as advertorials become more commonplace and more subtle, looking less like promotion and more like journalism.
Dufrasne, F., Gelbcke, M., Neve, J., Kiss, R. & Kraus, J. L. Quinone methides and their prodrugs: a subtle equilibrium between cancer promotion, prevention, and cure.
In what critics call a subtle form of self-promotion, companies can engage in campaigns against "youth smoking" which actually serve to publicise their brands.
