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began to advertise portable gas heaters as a less fuel-intensive alternative to the korsi that could easily be transported and took less effort to assemble and disassemble than a korsi. By 1969, portable gas heaters had become prolific in dowries across Iran, with a significant amount of the move being led by women, who sought to spend less time constructing the korsi. Reza Niazmand, the deputy minister of economy at the time, claimed that facilitating the usage of oil heating was fostered by American advisors

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