Then, earlier this month on Passover, Sean Spicer said that Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" during World War II at a White House press briefing, which resulted in numerous apologies.
Just before the start of recruitment we launched a nationwide mass media campaign to publicize the study (i.e. we distributed a press release which resulted in articles in at least 10 newspapers and magazines, three interviews on national radio and an item in a primetime television news program).
Oppenheimer couldn't believe that Ronaldo had no opinion on FIFA, so he pressed onwards, which resulted in Ronaldo listing off what he and his teammates talk about in the locker room. .
The shorter first stage is likely caused by the sample preparation because the PLLA was extruded and melt pressed before hydrolysis, which resulted in a lower degree of crystallinity.
Peter Biskind, in his biography of Beatty, does a good job of explaining how and why the movie ended up costing absurd sums of money — which resulted in press that sank the film before its release — but these stories, entertaining and fascinating though they may be, don't account for the actual distinctiveness, the singularity of the results.
I conclude with the government's gradual appropriation and display of unofficial archives during the 1927 inauguration of the National Museum as described in press articles by Abigail Mejía, which resulted in a political iconography that I call a "bric-à-brac" that officially stages the national archives as half-finished.
The real-life penguins had separated from each other shortly before the episode aired, which resulted in press coverage that the pair "broke up".
Used data summaries to inform revision of survey, the findings of which resulted in considerable press coverage.
Staelin's last project was a collaboration on neural computation with son Carl H. Staelin, which resulted in monograph currently in press entitled Models for Neural Spike Computation and Cognition.
