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The Society publicized a book on its history through the years.

These cases were well publicized, and a matter of the public record at the time.

But we want to publicize what the company did with its money.

She had publicized her case on radio and television talk shows.

In recent days, some of the links have been publicized.

I just want to do this, and publicize the results.

The project was first publicized in December of that year.

This was not the best moment to publicize her plan.

And the town made sure the embargo was well publicized.

In addition, the center has publicized its activities on 311, the city's information hot line.

That may say something about where the contest was publicized.

It was not well known or widely publicized at the time.

Not until 1909, though, was its existence publicized to the outside world.

They might be more popular if you publicize them a bit.

The awards were not well known or publicized much during this time.

Meanwhile, the new tax program is going ahead, although it has not been well publicized.

Yes, so it's quite good to have that kind of thing to publicize.

That way, we still had more than over a week to publicize the food drive.

But do you realize what it's going to mean if this case is publicized?

It even called a press conference to publicize the cases.

While the agreement was actually reached in 1987, it has not been publicized, even within the university.

"This is a matter I do not care to publicize."

But the officials did not rule out publicizing an American position.

The complete and official result were publicized according to the rules.

The names of companies doing business with Israel have been publicized in the news media there.