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This sentence received much publicity, but the next qualifying sentence did not.
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When the arrest is made, give it as much publicity as possible.
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Because with so much publicity, there's very little chance of rough work.
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Just think how much publicity I'll get for winning this case.
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They get too much publicity and crowd all natural deaths, etc.
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Mayor Wagner visited the school, and much publicity was given P.S.
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They didn't get much publicity because abortion is the big issue.
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After much publicity it turned out to be a weather balloon.
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Odd, wasn't it, getting so much publicity after I was through needing it?
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In these cases all the other party wants is as much publicity as possible.
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Your paper gave much publicity to this campaign, for which thanks were duly expressed.
12
A lot depended on how much publicity there was when Purvis's body was found.
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How could two sisters attract so much publicity, and one attract none at all?
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It's merely the sheer scale of his impudence that has given him so much publicity.
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Cosby's lawyers argued his case was drawing too much publicity for a fair criminal trial.
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But is the clichΘ's logical corollary that there's no such thing as too much publicity?
