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Political analysts say Mr. Morales has called for a series of debates because his campaign does not have enough money to run extensive advertising.

"Tito is for real," said Dr. Michael Merzenich, a neuroscientist at the University of California at San Francisco Medical School, who has run extensive tests on Tito.

America Online is to run extensive advertisements online as well as set up chat rooms and online contests for the "best practice" inspired by Mr. Welch's approach to management.

State media have run extensive special issues highlighting the successes of the party in ejecting foreign colonialists, taking power under Mao Zedong in 1959, lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty and maintaining stability.

"They see what's worn on the runways, what celebrities wear," she added, "and they say, 'Do they really expect us to buy fur-lined blouses?' " If the ads succeed in quickly building Lucky's circulation, will all new magazines want to run extensive, expensive introductory campaigns?

We also run extensive ?Research Success Skills?

Security officials ran extensive background checks on about 9,000 officials working the tournament.

Bell also ran extensive advertising for the Z10  on Tuesday, including multipage newspaper ads.

Eric Breindel was buried last week at the age of 42, and the New York "Post" ran extensive coverage of his untimely death and his A-list funeral.

"Whether they were president of the League of Women Voters or the Junior League," she said, "they were building and then running extensive organizations.

In China Marie Stopes focuses all of its efforts on young people, it also has a website that offers advice and runs extensive peer-to-peer education programmes.