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The media coverage became ever more sympathetic to the cause of LGBT rights.

Land degradation became a major issue from the 1980s, when media coverage became intense and well-directed education programs proliferated.

"Only after the media coverage became too embarrassing to ignore did the federal authorities decide to act," says José Miguel Vivanco of New York-based Human Rights Watch.

The favorable media coverage became a major victory not only for opponents of H-1B visas but also for the general white supremacist, neo-Nazi, "kill all dark foreigners" crowd.

Local gossip and media coverage became so heated that Maria finally heard from two of the three men she had sex with that night.

PEJ found that Romney's media coverage "became measurably more favorable and the portrayal of his rivals particularly Rick Santorum began to become more negative and to shrink in volume" after Romney narrowly won the Michigan primary by three points on Feb. 28.

The media coverage even became a factor in the reporting.

Trust in the media has plummeted, and mainstream media coverage regularly becomes the object of mockery.

The next day, however, the speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives decided that the legislation, which had triggered national media coverage, had become too hot to handle.

In response to media coverage, James R. Clapper Jr., who became director of national intelligence last month, issued this statement on Tuesday: "We are not going to comment on specific intelligence, as doing so threatens to undermine intelligence operations that are critical to protecting the U.S. and our allies.

So even as media coverage of sports becomes increasingly fragmented, networks and pay-per-view services won't disappear altogether.