Where are your 'Niggers'?" He added, "I am not afraid of the word 'nigger.' " Some of the sales and marketing executives, however, were nervous, partly about how to publicize a book some would not name aloud and partly about the subtitle.
Journalists who were already thinking twice about helping to publicize extremist language before may now be even more careful about how they cover Islamophobic rhetoric and behavior.
Kozinski has, in the past, spoken about the need to publicize prosecutorial cheating.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, February 1 , 1958P. 60 Writer's reminiscences about how he tried to publicize the infantry during the war through the color "infantry blue".
"So I knew they didn't want to publicize anything about me".
In January April 2012 he participated in a 99-day trek through that range to publicize concerns about climate change in the region.
Even after the central bank returned to a zero interest rate in 2001 and introduced quantitative easing, it was careful to publicize concerns about inflation and warn that it would tighten monetary policy as soon as prices began to rise.
Mr. Sasser and Mr. Zamora began dating while Mr. Sasser was trying to open a restaurant in San Francisco and to publicize issues about AIDS, and Mr. Zamora was a cast member of the third season of "The Real World".
Activists representing seven environmental groups had gathered about 70,000 signatures and sought to publicize how the factory, which was to refine 300,000 barrels a day, would harm the endangered population of pink-hued Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins.
But the most important part of his settlement with them, he says, was an agreement by the chief defendant, National Paintball Supply, to publicize warnings about the danger of older valves.
The city may be a victim of its own aggressive campaign to publicize warnings about the storm: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has repeatedly directed New Yorkers to the Web site, which contains maps of evacuation zones and tips on how to remain safe.
