But his research suggests that in many of the publicized "successes," the child in question would likely have been returned without incident or the intervention of law enforcement.
At Luscious Garage in San Francisco, the publicized focus on hybrid vehicles actually masks the real differentiator: a focus on people.
Professor Charles Ernest Fay, first president of the American Alpine Club, after visiting the park in the 1890s, publicized it in the club's magazine.
In an official comment on the study, the Police Department was critical of the role played by the New York Civil Liberties Union in publicizing the report and noted that the research had been backed, in part, by the Marijuana Policy Project, which supports legalization.
Note, however, that in publicizing the IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program in 2009, the IRS made clear it would show no mercy to those with undisclosed offshore accounts who didn't turn themselves in by the Oct. 15, 2009 deadline.
Clinton appeared to be following the conversation closely, and he invited the researchers to join him in publicizing the scientific conclusion in the months leading up to the Kyoto meeting.
Will the presence of "Amour" in the more publicized and more prestigious categories somehow dilute its support in the foreign language race?
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The "phantom" in the internationally publicized case turned out to be Craig S. Crimmins, 21, a Met stagehand.
Some cases end in tragedy, as in the highly publicized case of Amanda Todd.
