Today, Zarqawi is an international name "of enormous symbolic importance," as Army Lt. Gen. David Petraeus put it in a recent interview, on a par with bin Laden largely because of his group's proficiency at publicizing him on the Internet.
Published at Svevo's own expense, as were his other works, this novel was also a failure, until a few years later, when Joyce gave Svevo's work to two French critics, Valéry Larbaud and Benjamin Cremieux, who publicized him and made him famous.
Placido has backed various Spanish restaurants in New York over the years, and I have always tried to help him publicize them.
Dr. Ornish's programs to prevent or reverse heart disease and one he is testing now to prevent cancer, and his efforts to publicize them, have turned him into an American phenomenon.
The national media helped him publicize the invitation, but it went unheeded.
In January, Tomaselli admitted to doctoring emails in an attempt to convince reporters to help him publicize his claims against Fine.
"The fact that he wants to take credit for keeping the status quo and opposing any kind of reform of derivatives or consumer abuses -- I'm sorry that's his position, but as long as it is, I'll help him publicize it," Frank said.
"There's reason to believe he will try to take advantage of a public platform — more public than Guantánamo afforded him — to publicize his jihadist views," said David H. Laufman, a Washington lawyer and former federal terrorism prosecutor.
Townesend begged her to marry him, threatening to publicize the fact that she let him kiss her after knowing him only two weeks.
Others don't publicize them.
