The result was no surprise — Ms. Morillo was a heavily endorsed incumbent — but the race did raise eyebrows.
It leads not to greater diversity in filmmaking but to the ubiquity of a few heavily endorsed films.
Last month, Michelle Obama heavily endorsed water, teaming up with Coke, Pepsi and Nestlé Waters, among others, to persuade Americans to drink more of it.
It's no coincidence that this move was heavily endorsed by pharmaceutical companies, which had helped fund the studies that showed that doctors were under-prescribing pain medications.
A new preferential balloting system in the best picture category raises the possibility that a heavily endorsed second-choice candidate could upend the presumed front-runners, if they were to split the first-choice votes closely.
It was the first time the Senate had vetoed a nuclear treaty.See article: The test ban implodesThe AFL-CIO, an umbrella organisation for America's labour unions, heavily endorsed Al Gore for the Democratic presidential nomination at its convention in Los Angeles.
According to Cobain, the music on Bleach conformed with the grunge genre Sub Pop heavily endorsed.
(It's heavily endorsed by a perennially name-shifting hip-hop mogul who rose to fame in the mid '90s and also gave Aubrey O'Day her 15 minutes. But I'm not naming names, guys).
Prospective trial registration has been heavily endorsed, and the volume of trials registered appears to be increasing [ 26- 28].
The five mentee expectations which were most heavily endorsed were career progression (39/44; 89%), increased confidence (38/44; 87%), development of networking skills (33/44; 75%), better time-management (29/44; 66%) and better work-life balance (28/44; 64%).
But the style he and his celebrity followers will be endorsing heavily in 2004 is: 'Glen Close in Fatal Attraction.
