51.   When the Council of Fashion Designers of America first consolidated the runway shows a year ago under the name Seventh on Six, they did so to generate publicity.

52.   When the event failed to generate the publicity he sought, he notified the local papers and restaged the whole thing the next day.

53.   With annual Guinea worm trips to Africa, Carter has generated publicity for the disease and encouraged leaders of each country to make eradication a priority.

54.   A bombing campaign would generate huge publicity for the IRA-allied Sinn Fein Party, which is fielding candidates in Northern Ireland.

55.   After being released, Surur told The Associated Press that his arrest has only generated more publicity to the poem.

56.   As red-carpet premieres at swank Los Angeles theaters generate publicity, goodwill missions help create awareness of the films, even if press coverage is limited.

57.   But their concerns generate publicity, which along with dialogue and negotiation have become their most effective tools.

58.   Environmentalists say Friedland typically severs ties with controversial projects when they start to generate negative publicity.

59.   Finkel said the delay will help sell the fight because considerable publicity has been generated while the fight was being shopped around and negotiated.

60.   He and Youth and Sports Minister Muhyiddin Yassin also had said SUKOM had not generated enough publicity for the games.