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But the mention allowed the Brown campaign to highlight MSNBC, perhaps in anticipation of requiring that another debate be broadcast by a conservative outlet like FOX News.

The report, which will also be broadcast by a consortium of public radio stations around the country, reconstructs events in a farming village in Kosovo where 41 men were slain by Serbian police, military and paramilitary forces last May 14.

Cain took the extraordinary step of breaking the news of the allegations himself during an interview with CNN in an apparent attempt to get ahead of the story, which was about to be broadcast by a Fox affiliate station in Atlanta.

A traffic event will be broadcast by a vehicle through message transmission only if this event has accumulated enough reputation credits on event intensity and event reliability in this vehicle.

The judgment convicts them on all counts and finds that "through their actions, [they] had compiled audiovisual film material and falsified untrue events to be broadcast by a satellite channel in order to stir conflict within the Egyptian State".

It was broadcast by a satellite television station in Hunan province and relayed nationwide on cable networks.

Still, the commercials running here seem harsher, and the nastiest may be one being broadcast by a group called the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which is not aligned with either candidate.

They are broadcast by a couple of loudspeakers in the southeast corner of the park--equipment courtesy of the Dime Savings Bank across Sixth Ave.

The abuse of the woman, whose black cloak was pulled back to reveal her blue bra as soldiers used force to disperse protesters on Dec. 17, was captured in raw video that was broadcast by a private Egyptian television channel.

In the late '80s Mr. Paschke began painting images that looked as if they were broadcast by a television on acid, with lines of neon-bright visual static coursing over the ghostly heads of vaguely menacing men.

In the video, which is being broadcast by a gun control advocacy group, Mr Robinson told NRA members: "If we win, we'll have a president where we work out of their office - unbelievably friendly relations".