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publicize case
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1.84 |
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Qadir quit eating in mid-March to publicize his case. |
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publicize problem
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1.38 |
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The hearings served a good purpose in publicizing the problems. |
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publicize name
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1.25 |
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He also published a number of books of his designs, which doubtless served to publicize his name. |
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publicize cause
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1.05 |
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Sharpton seemed to welcome the sentence as a way to publicize his cause. |
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publicize plight
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1.05 |
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They have squashed his efforts to publicize his plight. |
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publicize fact
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0.99 |
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China has publicized the fact that it executed several drug dealers. |
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publicize finding
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0.92 |
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The Health Department publicized its findings widely. |
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publicize information
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0.92 |
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UNHCR publicized the information. |
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publicize report
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0.72 |
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The ministry plans to eventually publicize the reports in an effort to allay public concerns. |
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publicize effort
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0.66 |
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Before leaving, he publicized his efforts to leave the Soviet Union. |
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publicize result
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0.66 |
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It decided to flex its new muscles by publicizing the results. |
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publicize campaign
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0.59 |
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Two Pannella supporters turned themselves in to police to publicize the campaign. |
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publicize danger
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0.53 |
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They said they did this to publicize the dangers of PFC. |
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publicize incident
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0.53 |
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It was unclear why China decided to publicize the incident. |
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publicize list
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0.53 |
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Bush went to the FBI on Wednesday to publicize the list. |
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publicize meeting
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0.53 |
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- Using the House floor to publicize a meeting of his political action committee. |
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publicize program
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0.53 |
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Kansas tries to publicize its program widely. |
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publicize book
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0.46 |
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But Silvestrini was not in the United States to publicize a book. |
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publicize demand
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0.46 |
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They scream for retribution, still camping out to publicize their demands despite the approach of winter. |
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publicize event
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0.46 |
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Hashim denied that SUKOM had not publicized the event enough. |