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Yet at the inquest that followed, prominence was given again to police accounts of supporters being drunk and without tickets.

As the death toll climbed on 7 October, prominence was given in news bulletins to the award of a medal by Croatia to a Turkish businessman.

On Thursday, prominence was given to an episode near Cape Town in which a Zimbabwean man, Reason Wandi, was thrown from a train.

In 1977, much prominence was given to the news that Michael Dukakis, then the governor of Massachusetts, officially recognized the miscarriage of justice and rehabilitated the memory of Sacco and Vanzetti.

Channel TV said Carphone Warehouse's promotional idents for The X Factor were "broadly comparable to those used in other current and previous sponsor credits on all channels, there was no invitation to purchase and no undue prominence was given to any of the products or services featured".

Emphasis was placed on the animal as a production unit and prominence was given to terms used in accountancy, such as gross margins and efficiency of resource use, as keys to evaluation of a 'good' farmer.

Maybe too much prominence is given to Natalie Cassidy, but the Gregg Wallace stuff is pretty decent.

Prominence is given to Page3.com, website for the paper's trademark topless models.

Mr. DeLay's humor aside, the convention prominence being given to politicians like Govs.

A14 Debate Over G.O.P. Centrists The prominence being given to moderates at the upcoming Republican convention, including Govs.

When he reaches the percussion instruments, special prominence is given to timpani and xylophone, which are able to play particular pitches, but he does not neglect the more rhythmic members of that family.