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To be fair to TEPCO, which has been getting all the bad press lately, it at least appears to be aware of how serious the threats are.

Stress gets a bad press. Working life would be very dull without it.

The news that a UBS trader lost $2 billion of the bank's money has brought a surge of bad press.

Later, under a wave of bad press, it said it would publish part of its finances this year.

Is all bad press he has been getting justified?

But for years their favourite way of kick-starting the day has had a bad press.

Early on in my career I had a lot of bad press about my temperament, but I was only a young lad then.

For the time being, the proposed redevelopment has been stalled by the global financial crisis, bad press, and local protests.

Has some of the bad press and issues with rosiglitazone unfairly affected pioglitazone?

Bad press about exploding batteries and high radiation in some flimsy phones scared off some customers as well.

Those tired of bad press for Chinese soccer may find themselves hoping for the World Cup to be over.

Such issues affect only a minority of customers, but they add to CORBA's bad press and limit its market.

Officials also tried to tamp down anxiety from dairy farmers concerned about bad press.

Those companies also have good relationships with the local governments, which help them avoid bad press, according to one observer.

WORLD trade gets a bad press: to many people globalisation seems more of a menace than an opportunity.

Clients including Apple, Dell and HP have announced inquiries, doubtless fearing bad press of their own.

Teens get a bad press almost all the time, but sometimes when they need to talk, we should listen.

MEDIEVAL childhood has had a bad press.

Brit's tour promoter Paul Dainty said that the singer is aware of the bad press and has is "extremely upset about it. "

Another pretty common issue with some businesses is bad press from former customers.

Yelp ended up with a lot of poor quality reviews 13 14, and a lot of bad press.

Toyota's sales fell amid bad press about its safety recall of millions of vehicles.

What is the public perception of the HMO (has it received bad press)?

Steve Jobs should have handled the bad press more skilfully.

In Austin Okere's view, Nigeria's business community gets a bad press.

China has gotten a lot of bad press for its companies' investments in Africa.

They may not be cute or cuddly and they suffer from a decidedly bad Press, but we will certainly miss them if they go.

The G20 richly deserves its bad press, but not for failing to co-ordinate fiscal policy.

Briatore chose instead to create a fuss and so generate more bad press for Renault.

Cluster munitions got an especially bad press last year, during and after Israel's assault on the Hizbullah movement in Lebanon.

Like the pool hall and the tattoo parlor, the motorcycle usually gets a Bad press