And the Arab press promised apocalyptic triumph ("Pave the Arab roads with the skulls of Jews," Syrian soldiers were told).
The publishers, Rutledge Hill Press, promised the book would "deal honestly with Prescott Bush's alleged business relationships with Nazi industrialists and other accusations".
The government and army have offered new concessions including freedom of the press, promised release of those detained since anti-government protests began and the lifting of the country's hated emergency laws.
First, digital presses promise to reduce the cost of publishing by distributing publications before rather than after they are printed.
If you choose to publish with them (or as their salespeople put it, "invest in your dreams"), vanity presses promise that their dedicated team will work to make these dreams a reality.
The edition about to come off the presses promises to chronicle just who strong-armed Lord Tony Hall into doing his duty, saving Lord Patten's skin.
Though the press materials promise that the play "explores the challenging relationship" between Sam and Natalie, only rarely does real tension arise.
Two official inquiries, one into phone hacking, the other, with a wider remit into press ethics, promise uncomfortable headlines for Fleet Street over the coming months.
Breandan de Gallai is an alumnus of that show, but press materials promise that his new "Noctu" (which the company says means "bare, strip, disclosure, revelation") "pushes the boundaries of the Irish dance aesthetic".
Breandan de Gallai is an alumnus of that show, but press materials promise that his new "Noctu" (which means "bare, strip, disclosure, revelation") "pushes the boundaries of the Irish dance aesthetic".
Facebook has just issued invitations to press, which promise a new look for News Feed, to be held March 7 at 10 AM PT.
