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He shrugged off a campaign in the local press aimed at stirring ill-feeling over pisco, a brandy named after a Peruvian port but over which both countries claim the right of origin.

Mr. Johnson, 51, is the press secretary for the House Energy and Commerce Committee -- which has held hearings into Martha Stewart's sale of shares in ImClone Systems and accounting improprieties at Enron, WorldCom and Global Crossing -- and the man behind a steady stream of barbs in the press aimed at turning up the heat on corporate executives under scrutiny from Congress.

Before a potential trade war between China and the West, the state media this week fired back at criticism from the Western press aimed at the "Buy Chinese" policy.

And Neuberger applauded press campaigns aimed at improving openness in the courts.

On Capitol Hill, a growing number of Republicans and Democrats have vowed to press legislation aimed at reversing portions of today's decision.

Legislators routinely fire off snide press releases aimed at their colleagues, but an anonymous blast from the Assembly Democrats touched a nerve last week with some heated references to an earlier announcement from John O. Bennett, the Republican Senate co-president.

Alex Kassirer, a counter-terrorism analyst with the New York-based private intelligence firm Flashpoint, said Isis had begun using Telegram broadcast channels to send press releases aimed at recruiting and inspiring followers.

The leader of the opposition Grand National Party began a hunger strike in protest.China suspended 673 state-run newspapers, part of sweeping press reforms aimed at bringing the industry in line with a free-market economy and reducing government spending.See article: Democracy worries ChinaMyanmar's military government released five senior opposition politicians from house arrest.

The company additionally issued a press release aimed at reassuring investors that the removal of CM File Manager wouldn't impact its revenue.

Team-mate Mark Cavendish also backed Wiggins on Twitter  : "Good on [Wiggins] for an honest answer in Sunday's press conference, aimed at people who know nothing better than to be sceptical".

Nook Press seems aimed at encouraging self-publishing authors to feel at home in its platform, and to start building a collaborative community there, perhaps taking a bit of a cue from Wattpad, the successful self-publishing social network.