But currency dealers in the United States and Europe said traders are selling dollars because of worries over the soundness of the financial system in the United States, following a highly publicized closing of 70 Ohio savings and loans earlier in the month and reports of loan problems at Texas banks.
A New York circle was closed, uptown, in February 1959, when Ginsberg returned to Columbia for a highly publicized public reading with Gregory Corso and Peter Orlovsky and recited "The Lion for Real," in honor, he said ironically, of Lionel Trilling.
From the first installment of Bill Moyers's widely publicized television special, "Addiction: Close to Home," on Sunday night, viewers learned that addiction is a chronic and relapsing brain disease.
Roger Kerson, one of the leaders, said Mr. Deaver was selected because of his close and well publicized relationship with Mr. Reagan.
Despite the highly publicized outcry in Burns, the closest town to the refuge located 30 miles away, leaders of the militia, who claim they have the support of county families, are not backing down.
More than 125,000 people — branded as "worms" and "scum" by Mr. Castro's government — took advantage of the highly publicized "boatlift" before it was closed in October of that year.
Nature 440, 1163 1165] has presented widely publicized numerical results showing that the close encounters led to the current obliquities of the giant planets.
The following year Douglas engaged in a number of widely publicized debates with Lincoln in a close contest for the Senate seat in Illinois, and although Lincoln won the popular vote, Douglas was elected 54 to 46 by the legislature.
The news of the royalty rates was not widely publicized until well after the markets closed on Friday.
For nearly four days, during the worst of the storm and its aftermath, the much publicized installation at Columbus Circle was closed.
