Respondents who only indicated that they had obtained information about cancer were asked about their information sources with multiple responses available (healthcare provider, family or friend, television or radio, Internet, newspaper, magazine, brochure or pamphlet, book, government health agency, other).
Since then she has been untroubled by pamphlets, books, and bills.
Her note was not answered, and pamphlets, books & bills kept right on coming.
The lesser variants usually produce pamphlets, books on bugs for children or catalogs of favorite canoe and kayak trips.
Packaged in a large box like a board game, the project contains 14 "easily misplaced elements" — pamphlets, books, foldout pages — that together follow the residents of a Chicago triplex (and one anthropomorphized bee) through their ordinary lives.
But given that so many of the pamphlets, books, cartoons, postcards, badges, games and trinkets displayed here require one to read small print or observe fine detail, visitors with anything less than 20/20 vision are at a disadvantage.
The Hon. John Byng, for example, issued the dire warning that "not only would education 'teach them to read seditious pamphlets, books and publications against Christianity'… but it would render them unfit for 'the laborious employment to which their rank in society had destined them'".
The first organized, large-scale propaganda campaigns were during World War I. Germany created the German Information Bureau to create pamphlets, books and other communications that were intended to support the justness of their cause, to encourage voluntary recruitment, to demonize the enemy and persuade America to remain neutral in the conflict.
"Optic Nerve" is published as a pamphlet comic book.
"I didn't want to write a pamphlet, a book to denounce.
I was always trying to prevent two scenarios: one is that it'll just collapse into a pamphlet, a book for dummies.
