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Значения термина publicise in на английском

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Использование термина publicise in на английском
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The national airline's financial woes have been well publicised in recent years.
The South African
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The facts are clear to see and have been widely publicised in recent years.
The South African
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Such injections are generally not publicised in a timely manner.
Reuters
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Unlike previous years, a huge number of Oxegen acts were confirmed and publicised in advance.
The Irish Times
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The programme will be publicised in the national press.
The Irish Times
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There have been similar developments in the Muslim world, which been much publicised in the West.
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Madam, -The last budget's cuts in higher education grants have been much publicised in recent months.
The Irish Times
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However, it was the draft report that was leaked and those figures were widely publicised in the media.
The Guardian
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But TMZ claimed Kris only found out about the filing when he saw it publicised in the press.
News.com.au
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Before now, for security reasons related to the Troubles, such donations were not publicised in order not to identify donors.
The Irish Times
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It was widely publicised in various languages and actively promoted by the author in interviews and talks around the world.
The Irish Times
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Our family experiences have also been widely publicised in the Irish media in 1995 (The "Ward of Court" case).
The Irish Times
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She has also made sure that she is very involved in the local community, ensuring Monks & Co Clothing is well publicised in the area.
The Guardian
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That man was "the Berlin patient", now identified as Timothy Ray Brown, an American treated in Germany, whose case was publicised in 2009.
The Guardian
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But residents argue that the third runway was first publicised in the early 90s, so their homes were blighted since before 2002.
The Guardian