61.   Merrick liked playing stunts as a way of getting publicity, Kissel said.

62.   One reason could be that her previous donations were made discreetly and this one got some publicity.

63.   She was wearing a black Nike sports bra, and the company got publicity it never could have bought.

64.   The gene is different from one that has gotten intense publicity in recent weeks.

65.   The incident got national publicity, and Rhodes obviously is not anxious to have that kind of controversy distract his team as they prepare for the Lions.

66.   The South Florida Bulls got more publicity in five minutes Sunday than they received in their previous four years.

67.   He said selling his soul was also a way to get publicity for his on-line magazine, Monkeycube.com.

68.   But they go to the foreign media because they know their appeals or complaints still stand no chance of getting publicity at home.

69.   There are also the brilliant mathematicians hoping to get publicity for their new formulas before jealous colleagues get their hands on the document.

70.   It is getting wide publicity elsewhere in Asia but only discreet coverage by Japanese newspapers.

v. + publicity >>共 160
receive 10.80%
generate 8.21%
get 8.10%
attract 6.75%
avoid 5.74%
seek 5.62%
gain 5.17%
shun 3.60%
give 3.04%
draw 2.02%
get + n. >>共 1164
job 2.72%
help 1.70%
money 1.63%
attention 1.46%
chance 1.45%
call 1.33%
lot 1.27%
information 1.22%
ball 1.21%
boost 1.07%
publicity 0.11%
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