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Similarly, producers for Adam Carolla, the Los Angeles morning host whose program is carried on many CBS Radio stations, regularly record vérité clips featuring Mr. Carolla and a co-host, Danny Bonaduce, for posting on the Web.

In this journal he carried on many literary feuds but also featured many new talents, including Søren Kierkegaard and Hans Christian Andersen.

"The farmers calling in, to a man, said they had never been told it wasn't fit for human consumption," said Kenneth Root, host of "Agritalk," a program carried on many rural radio stations.

The statement was posted on the association's Web site late Saturday and carried on many other sites, including the Persian BBC, but it was impossible to reach senior clerics in the group to independently confirm its veracity.

To show furthermore the effectiveness of the proposed method, experiments have been carried on many radiographic images with defects.

As the Stern program, like Limbaugh's, is a syndicated program carried on many non-Clear Channel stations, including Infinity, now a unit of Viacom, it would seem to create an issue as to whether those stations should be fined, too.

We carry on, many in relative poverty, grossly underused, yet always providing a permanent mine for film, television, theatre and radio, allowing others to become billionaires on our backs.

In the campaign, Mr. Piñera, a Harvard-trained economist and former senator, promised to carry on many of the social programs put in place by President Michelle Bachelet, who was leaving with approval ratings hovering around 75 percent.

Mr. Frei, 67, said earlier this month that he had "heard the message that there need to be real changes," and he promised to renew the coalition with younger professionals, and to carry on many of Ms. Bachelet's social reforms.

The pressure needs to carry on – many farmers are still not being paid for their milk at a sustainable level, and shamefully low prices for more than a decade have stifled investment.

Obama's post-presidency has been the subject of increased speculation in the wake of Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton, who had been poised to assume the mantle as the leader of the Democratic Party and carry on many of Obama's policies.