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The event, which is broadcast on C-SPAN, is meant to publicize the concerns of black America, while providing a forum for leaders to discuss solutions.

"We are too young to receive pensions and too old to compete with young Israeli citizens in the market for jobs". But for the present, the couple's main concern is publicizing the plight of refuseniks still in the Soviet Union.

It is only recently that infectious disease (ID) specialists have entered the debate, concerned that publicizing the idea that we might be 'too clean' could have a detrimental impact on the public's perception of ID risks in the home and elsewhere, and of the importance of controlling such risks.

Firestone quickly publicized the Venezuelan regulator's concerns.

Mr. Bloomberg has unleashed a flood of television ads in recent months, publicizing his concern for average working New Yorkers and promoting his economic recovery program for the five boroughs.

Rosenzweig said Thursday that he was happy with the reversal, but expressed concern about having enough time to publicize the Saturday episodes before the air dates.

Our respect for their privacy and concern for saving lives motivates us not to publicize the names of those detained.

Echoing concerns raised by some residents, Villanueva questioned why the Sheriff's Department had not publicized the potentially related shootings earlier.

They publicized the membership lists.

"We did highly publicize the fact".

Finally, publicize the results of your deal.