There are very few children who commit serious and violent crimes, and parading them in public fuels the mistaken view that this is more prevalent.
Those texts, many of which the Justice Department made public, fueled suspicion among Republicans that some F.B.I. officials were out to get Mr. Trump.
It's all a part of a movement — brought about, in part, by a more demanding public, fueled by media critics, bloggers and denizens of the social media world — to present the truth, not just conflicting arguments leading to confusion.
Financial news services and other media organizations get press releases 15 minutes before they are distributed to the general public, fueling a furious competition among the news services to rewrite them for their subscribers during their window of exclusivity.
Crypto has arisen in an era in which many segments of the public, fueled by growing discontent and distrust for the banking industry after the Great Recession, have yearned for an alternative to those behemoth institutions.
But since the public fuels his popularity and endorsements Tiger can only hope his silence is golden.
But the government has come in for tough questioning since April, when its spending on the Russian-made fighter jets became public, helping fuel protests.
Somerset's new public gasoline fuel center is consciously designed not to drive local gas stations out of business.
Attempts to either deny, normalize, or transfer the industry's costs of doing business to the public, only fuel public outrage, which may be why the industry's PR campaign has backfired.
Control of these massive reserves lies with the president -- he could start pulling public fossil fuel reserves from the market now, without congressional approval.
