Time travel, which has fueled television fare from "Time Tunnel" to "Star Trek" to "Quantum Leap," is a particularly American fantasy.
Mr. Neumann took no such pledge and the money poured into his campaign, fueling television advertisements that drilled at Mr. Feingold, who was initially 10 to 15 points ahead in the polls.
But Ms. Sterger, an avid sports fan, also managed to parlay the attention into stints writing at SI.com, a broadcasting job at ABC and, eventually, gigs at such testosterone-heavy television outlets as Fuel TV and Spike.
Most of Disney's recent acquisitions have been about amassing intellectual property to fuel its television, theme park, consumer products and movie divisions — buying Lucasfilm, home to the "Star Wars" franchise, and Marvel Entertainment.
Use of those medications and other similar drugs has soared by more than 60percentt since 2000, fueled by television, print and other advertising.
The base has spent millions of dollars on everything from gravel and jet fuel to televisions, computers, cell phones and even guided tours.
Growing up in lower middle-class Manchester, bored by school and beset by teenage anomie, Mr. Coogan escaped into a fantasy world fueled by television and by comedians like the Monty Python troupe, Tony Hancock and Bob Newhart.
The NFL seems to be a Teflon-coated organization for which poor leadership decisions create a negative view of its brand, yet an insatiable appetite for the game fuels massive television viewership.
Taiwanese, fueled by television and Internet commentary, can be overheard in public venting anger toward the Philippines and saying their president's hard line is fair.
Cameron promised at a press conference in March to safeguard winter fuel allowance, free television licences and supplements on pensions.
