A message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution.
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One cleric has added his support as a result of recent publicity.
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I hope this publicity may help to accelerate the pace of change.
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It's fair to say that ABP Food Group does not court publicity.
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He also lost his employment as a result of the associated publicity.
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During the debate, opposition parties dismissed the changes as a publicity stunt.
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Shortt said Rocket Lab's presence on the peninsula had provided great publicity.
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Dr Rolleston said farmers were very nervous about that type of publicity.
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Let us avoid utterances that will attract further negative publicity, he said.
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The publicity will only do the film good in future awards bashes.
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Unfortunately the decision to remove geography has not received the same publicity.
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The company said publicity around its restructuring had also negatively affected sales.
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Burlington got a lot of great free publicity out of that movie.
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Bert liked the retainer I got, but better yet, the good publicity.
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It would not be a good idea to draw publicity to you.
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They want to cash in on his publicity as a good fraud.
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Recent publicity has generated an unprecedented number of enquiries into the rooms.
