Catalan media outlets duly turned up to interview participants in the protest — meaning the event was then packaged up and distributed as news via traditional media channels, becoming another round in the info war that both sides on this political divide are waging.
It duly arrives more than halfway through this impressive book, when the teenage Hanley is interviewed for a place at Cambridge by a snobbish don.
On Sunday morning, the interview duly appeared across two full pages, with the dramatic headline: "I will never forgive Polanski.
Written permissions from the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, KATH, to interview patients and access their records were duly obtained.
An interview was duly published and Duch handed himself in to the Phnom Penh authorities.
My evidence for this conclusion is based on extensive archival research and numerous interviews, all duly cited in my book.
Therefore, after a series of interviews, I duly accepted a postdoctoral position I was offered at the Schering-Plough Research Institute in Milan, Italy.
Ed Mil duly gives a family-friendly interview to the Sunday Mirror, with pictures of his wife and kids on the Liverpool conference train, where he promises to squeeze those banks and reveals that his kids love stories about Boo Boo and Hee Hee.
After wowing the managers with my journalistic credentials (two articles in a high school newspaper) and a very perfunctory interview, I was duly furnished with a work visa, desk, computer, and stack of business cards that identified me as a "Copy Editor/Reporter".
