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The newspaper also gave prominence to his tribute to President Nasser.
The final report, he said, gave prominence to Mr. Bowen's most substantial charges, including the e-mail to Mr. Rubin.
Alice Roi's show under the tents of Bryant Park yesterday gave prominence to her ever growing tailoring skills.
Clinton also gave prominence to wildlife trafficking as a national security threat during her time in the Obama administration.
This enormous momentum gave prominence to academic fields, which document and archive information as well as enabling it to read past data.
In his midcentury revivals, the Rev. Billy Graham gave prominence to Christian athletes like Bill Glass, an All-Pro player in the National Football League.
Surprisingly, it was given prominence as an Op-Ed article.
A lot of mediocre art was given prominence.
Yet governments continue to give prominence to corporate interests.
Even mainstream Pakistani papers give prominence to conspiratorial, and occasionally extremist, views.
"It's not good to give prominence to one religion or another".
