Tens of millions of dollars more has been spent on issue advertisements whose precise costs are difficult to measure.
At the very moment when sport was showing human nature at its best, the grinning billionaire loomed up with a series of TV advertisements, whose central premise was that Usain Bolt and Mo Farah, two of the greatest athletes in the world, longed to be mistaken for Richard Branson.
Participants were 16 children (seven male, one left-handed) exposed to VPA in utero, recruited to our prospective long-term cognitive outcomes study 4, 3 and 16 age- and sex-matched controls recruited via hospital and community advertisements whose mothers did not take AEDs or have epilepsy.
Now receiving fuller credit for their work, designers returned the favor by placing more advertisements in Vogue, whose revenues increased accordingly.
But he said those costs were being reimbursed by Bills Khakis, a clothing manufacturer whose advertisements appear on Mr. Beck's Web site.
Small frame houses and brick row houses share space with lofts on Norman Avenue whose advertisements extol the area's restaurants, shops and "lush greeneries".
That used to be a liquor store, and a clothing store, and a hosiery store, whose advertisements suggested that the best way to avoid dangerous colds was "to have undergarments that are really and truly protectors".
For a time, when Mr. Faber, called "The Brain" by his co-anchors, reported on Priceline.com, the hotel and airline Internet company whose advertisements feature William Shatner, the "Star Trek" theme would play.
In 2004, Mr. Simmons donated $2 million to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, whose advertisements against Mr. Kerry included one that, with allegations since discredited, impugned his military service as a Swift boat captain during the Vietnam War.
"It's a great issue," said Howard Wolfson, a Democratic consultant who is advising Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as well as Democrats in two upstate New York districts whose advertisements have included challenges to the war in Iraq.
Restore Our Future, the super PAC backing Mr. Romney, entered February with $16.3 million in cash on hand, money that has already underwritten an early run of attack advertisements against Mr. Santorum, whose victories in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri this month have made him the chief target for Mr. Romney's attacks.
