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It was the newspaper Le Parisien which first publicised reports of supposed altercations between the couple.

The move follows a long-running campaign, first publicised by the Guardian, by the widows and widowers of police officers killed in the line of duty.

Health officials are worried that the discussion itself could scare more parents into shunning them.This actually happened in Britain in 2002, after the idea of a link between the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism was first publicised.

The Prickly Moses wattle features prominently on the bill, bordering a top-to-bottom clear window on both sides, and were initially mistaken for microbes and ears of corn when the design was first publicised in mid-April.

Instead of old-style product-placement, the new films specialise in NGO-placement".BlooDiamondnd" hails Global Witness, a small British charity that first publicised the ill-effects of conflict diamonds, and the UN's World Food Programme (WFP), which also featured in "The Constant Gardener".

Tech news website The Verge first publicised the issue last week after discovering a blog which had published details of the vulnerability on 10 January.

Within months of the first outbreak of the disease, and within weeks of the first internationally publicised cases, scientists not only discovered the virus that causes the disease, but also mapped its genome and identified a number of animal species from which humans might have caught it.

The apparent disparities were first widely publicised earlier this month by David Greenwald, a journalist for the Oregonian.

That was the problem when the Task Force was first being publicised in November 2012 and beginning of January, the media wasn't writing about this deadline.

According to historian Ilya Zemtsov, the author of Chernenko: The Last Bolshevik: The Soviet Union on the Eve of Perestroika, Kosygin "began to lose power" with the 24th Party Congress in 1971 which for the first time publicised the formula 'the Politburo led by Brezhnev'".

Three people are currently being pursued by the courts, accused of violating trade secrecy: the main whistleblower, a diffident and bespectacled 28-year-old Frenchman named Antoine Deltour; a second, anonymous whistleblower; and a French journalist, Edouard Perrin (who first helped publicise the leaked data and is being pursued as an accomplice).