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At the press conference, Nagin said the Superdome would be a shelter of last resort for people with special needs.

He said he's not fearful of the press or criticism but he didn't appreciate its impact on the firm's companies.

The Frenchman claims not to read the press and is in no doubt Benitez will steer the club through its dip in form.

Yet anybody who read even just the press release would immediately see that this study had nothing whatsoever to do with shoes.

At the moment, there seems to be a good rapport between the couple and the press but William does not pander to them.

We'll give young Jones his head and let him write the press releases for a while.

His sexual appetite, which went well beyond the liberal French norms of seduction, was all over the press.

At the press conference, Rogge said the IOC would not probe the controversy over the age of Chinese gymnast He Kexin.

The Press Association in London said thousands of people stayed up to watch the eclipse in the UK and were rewarded with clear skies.

He said Reno would appoint an independent counsel who would satisfy the press and the whole thing would be over in a few months.

He said: "Ray has given me a bit of a grilling in the press but it would be so easy for me to come out fighting. "

A year ago, at the press conference, you said you were a bit worried about China's assets in the United States.

Waiters and restaurateurs are forever tipping off the press so that when Cheung tries to leave a restaurant, a phalanx is waiting for her.

Recently, I got to say that there are a lot of news about me in the press and of course there are good ones and bad ones!

He was at Mr Bush's side for decades. His fingers were all over the policies, not just the press releases.

As the press began to ask questions about the letter, I began researching the issues of the Pollard case more closely.

It seems to me self-evident that police searches of newspaper offices burden the freedom of the press.

And, except for a little fuss over the Internet being blocked in the press center, the International Olympic Committee was fine with that.

Thank you members of the press, who covered the local scene, critics, columnists across the country, the truth of my work and said so.

I'm really lucky that I get to do that and get paid for it and all the press stuff is really just a bit of a trade-off.

some years ago, the city is at the planning we pursue the press, for various reasons, so far have been unable to set up.

It first happened when a member of the press asked him on television to describe what he was feeling.

"I always forget, " he told me, "that I can still make it hard for my family there by saying something stupid in the press. "

The press, meanwhile, is filled with commentaries about how the country must live within its means, and how much things must change.

To the press: " I wish we could have done this in the first 48 hours, but then you wouldn't have had so much to write about. "

Finishing her first book as she did was not the "fairy tale resolution" the press has since made it out to be.

Freedom of information and of the press - so vital to a healthy society and a competitive business hub - is unfettered.

He took a copy of the newspaper as it came off the press.

What the press release actually said was that some of TEPCO's periodic equipment checks were behind schedule, said the spokesman.

The next day, the press was very surprised that this small-budget film running under 90 minutes won the main award, the Golden Bear.

The matter was blown up in the press.

If I couldn't change his mind, I should talk to the press outside the White House and withdraw my support for his reelection.

I think the press was always a little wary of him, and that made him wary of the press.

Did you hear what happened in the Scott case? Some of the sensitive material were leaked to the press. Now every newspapers is all over it.

Earlier this year, a written warning telling her to shape up from her producer in Georgia Rules was circulated in the press.

Until Nov. 1, when El Mahroug turned 18, the press carefully pixilated part of her face in an attempt to protect the privacy of a minor.

I really do wish these people and the press would stop making money out of this woman; because that is all that they are doing.

When a good striker shows signs of unease at his present club, it is only a matter of time before the press link him with Chelsea.

And there were political considerations too: trying to govern, and win elections, is hard enough without the press being against you.

He told the press, "I know, via one of his agents and his father, that Barcelona had held a brief meeting about him. "

"As far as I know there have been no further developments since the last time I spoke to the press, " he said.

The press have speculated that Amauri could consider his options if he continues to be left out of the line- up.

Yet, the reason I most remember Carter's performance was that I broke one of sportswriting 's cardinal rules: No cheering in the press box.

The official, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the press, did not say why Yeoh was on the list.

It is unlikely that the President could ever become a dictator, Congress, the press and the people between them rule out such a possibility.

But the press release issued by the fire department the next day would be a secondary source.

and I still have in my possession the press release put out by one of the big four clearing banks denying that it was in difficulties.

This was a little bit invented by the press, because Michael's position is very clear since the beginning.

I think now the press is beginning to understand what I'm doing.

The fact that he did not go to the press conference on the eve of the match against Lecce is not such a bad sign.

I thought Gary had made an error by challenging the press to tail him to see if they could find any dirt, but I felt bad for him, too.

Briefing editors of national dailies, a senior Indian official suggested that there was no point in the press showing any "hysteria" .

Obviously, the press is an important means of communication and is still a popular form of communicating news.

He said the press had been giving "dates" for his downfall, but that he would not flee the country as predicted by his enemies.

In the second, it is upset, meaning it is squeezed to give it an expanded edge, and to give it a good surface where the press can strike.

Were you trying to get in touch with me, Lin? If I'm not at home, you can usually reach me at the Press Club here.

Despite the cutthroat nature of the Indian media and its penchant for the sensational, the press has behaved as if it were in an older era.

Instead, he began the press conference by reading out a summary of the Fed's statement and its economic projections.

What the press did not know was that Kissinger was on his way back from a trailblazing excursion to Peking.

But she said the necessary contacts with Iran on the issue never began because of the press of other business.

Graham, speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press, " said he would not vote to raise the debt ceiling unless spending is cut back to 2008 levels.

The Supreme Court of the United States has never upheld a government attempt to stop the press from publishing classified information.

A little over a year ago, I was invited to talk to a group of newly appointed company directors about the workings of the press.

Unlike Ruan, Hu was eventually able to overcome the slanders of the press and lead a normal life with her husband after Dai passed away.

Nigel: Come on angel, let me introduce you to the press. Sorry Mike no boyfriends allowed. [Posing and mumbling] Baby. . . Hm. Baby.

She said the tapes were made by a young photojournalist and Beatles fan who attended the press conference.

The rule I set for myself 10 years ago was that if the press calls it a bubble then I'd pay attention.

And with that, I'm going to ask that we take a few moments to allow the press to exit before our first session.

The press corps accompanying Nixon did not concern themselves with the long-range implications of the journey.

Before leaving Washington, King Abdullah sat down for an interview broadcast Sunday on the NBC television news program Meet the Press.

Then came to him his mother and his brethren, and could not come at him for the press.

As I stepped out the door with my arms opened wide, I was greeted by members of the press there to capture the moment.

The press reported that Flowers had been paid for the story, and that she had vigorously denied an affair a year earlier.

With all the press coverage, that could give Japan, [color=#ff0000]a year hence, a taste of its own Easter story.

If the press-shy Larson, 44, was a big deal when I wrote about him in 1999 (see fortune. com), he surely is a bigger deal today.

Gore, trailed by the press as he left the White House, allowed that he and Bush spent the whole time talking about global warming.

WikiLeaks' role is not the same as the press', since it does not always endeavor to vet information prior to publication.

I would have thought that even the press and my adversaries would take a time-out on the day of my mother's death.

No sooner was the press off-loaded from the steamboat than a drunken mob formed and tried to set fire to the warehouse where it was stored.

Hoffmann lives with his wife in a $60m mansion outside Geneva and pays a PR firm to keep his name out of the press.

But then he thought long-term and decided to make it free, to promote user growth and get the attention of the press and venture capital.

The press freedom group Reporters Without Borders said Thursday that it had temporarily suspended its WikiLeaks "mirror site. "

Even during the press conference, Bush appeared to recognize that he was overusing the word.

I really resent the way the press is now saying that I'm depressed and in a slump, as if I'm finished.

And Jesus, immediately knowing in himself that virtue had gone out of him, turned him about in the press, and said, Who touched my clothes?

He want[s] me to fly out right after the press conference and try out for the general manager job.

and his associates were no. in disgrace, but there had been no. report of the matter in the Press or on the telescreen.

The press release says the show will 'follow Tamara, her friends and her family as she embarks on the busiest six months of her life.

After that, both the press and the public began to guess the amount of money Baidu spent on the CCTV advertising slot.

ZhaoJinFei was assigned to maintain the press corps, the front interview fangyuan will start out to the press corps do work for help.

We walk into a large room where video screens have been displaying both sides of our conversations for spectators and members of the press.

After the Hart affair, those of us who had not led perfect lives had no way of knowing what the press's standards of disclosure were.

The Press Office serves the needs of the general public and media for information about the United Kingdom and its government policies.

If it rises to his head. The press must take care to write him up - although he has abilities.

The press statement did not mention whether the study is to be published in a journal.

Other reporters choose to hear the announcements in the courtroom, where they sit in a section of seats reserved for members of the press.

As I said before in the press conference, for me it is a fantastic feeling driving here with this support from the grandstand.

The press is afforded a measure of freedom, as a safety-valve, but is quickly choked off if it steps out of line.

It's going to be fascinating to see if Democrats and the press let the Clintons get away with this.

The original info flyers that were passed out to the press, with the preview versions said multiplayer would be in it.

Mr. Obama acknowledged the increasingly dire nature of the situation in an interview on NBC's Meet The Press program.

If the rich hate the press, it has begun to look like the feeling is mutual.

He felt they had abused his trust by talking about him to the press.

Mourinho has pressured me constantly as if he wanted to get the press and the fans against me.

The matter was much made light of in the press.

Over the next four weeks, all the evidence that has leaked out into the press over the years will at last be put into the public domain.

for the press at the ball, you know?

After being pressed, the new quarters come out of the press, and flow into a machine that eventually bags them.

He asks the press to leave his daughter Nicole alone because this situation does not concern the rape she endured.

The press will have a competitive investment cost, and its footprint will match that of a long perfector.

The image wise exposure can be performed off the press or with the plate being mounted on the plate cylinder of a lithographic press.

His clearest recent statement of intent on Afghanistan so far is the one he gave to NBC's "Meet the Press" .

Tore temperature: lift up the pressure on the press machine rod, pattern printed part of the burns you tear out of the backing sheet.

The institutions of the press we have inherited are the result of a mixed system of public and private cooperation.

At the press conference , a news reporter asked the chairman if she might trouble him with a question about Taiwan issue.

But of the stronger power to which it pretends and of which the press bosses dream-to make and break governments.

The next day, you probably heard those test subjects at the coffee shop going on and on about how biased the press is against their guy.

Sir Alex Ferguson made his views pretty clear in the press conference and I dare say he did the same in the dressing room as well.

One of the documents leaked to the press was a memorandum written by the head of the security police.

None of the individual journalists was harassing her but it felt, to her, like harassment by the press.

In 2005-06 the company was caught spying on board members, its own staff and the press in a doomed attempt to plug leaks.

He admits he is usually cautious about talking to the press, choosing his words carefully when talking about his job or his private life.

This book is built on celebrity gossip but Ms Walden can be reflective too, questioning whether the press was right to infiltrate his life.

Others teams and agents started to look at our players, releasing stories into the press, and it had a disturbing influence on us.

In India, there has been a lot of discussion in the press about how the country should have its own patriotic hackers.

He did not give interviews to the press, having no wish to reveal himself.

A few days later, Vclav Havel came to Washington for a state visit, telling the press I was his great friend.

Liverpool way has always been all kept in house, the only person who has been going to the press is Benitez.

Whether the accusations are true or just the sniping of losers (or both), the prominence with which the press reported them was remarkable.

In the press conference, the general gave a rationalization for the retreat of his army.

In the press conference, the general gave a rationalization for the retreat of his army.

The press release went on to say that both parties were committed to the joint parenting of their children.

We had to make sure that no miscellaneous information would get out to the press.

By the time I finally talked to the press about Waco, Reno was being praised and I was being criticized for letting her take the fall.

He said that the press and publication Administration will further strengthen the support for students'outside.

Fanning Expansion of an offset press sheet across the back edge as it hoes through the press impression .

To be sure, there are good reasons for Gov. Zhou and Minister Xie not to say much to the press.

BRASS: Look, I'm trying to catch a killer. I got no control over the press. If this makes the news, then it is what it is.

No other definite line can be drawn between the inestimable liberty of the press and its demoralizing licentiousness.

We'll circulate his picture to police officers. We'll give his description to the press and say he's just a conventional murderer.

But sincerely speaking, I do not know where the press got Wednesday for strike.

and a pressing mechanism is arranged between the upper end of the press push plate and the frame.

Drawing and forming process analysis and calculation was carried out in terms of step configuration of the press-cover part.

More importantly, as a pioneer of modern journalism, one of its news ideas and newspaper features, this is still affecting the press.

The 34-year-old said: "He's so rude about me in the press, it's outrageous, " but admitted that Mears was "brilliant" and "much tougher" .

the press was inquisitorial to the point of antagonism; a practical police force with true inquisitorial talents- Waldo Frank.

Scofield persuade him to tell the truth and ended that disaster before the press.

She was pilloried in the press for her extravagant parties.

But here is the press walking into the lobby of my house trying to take pictures.

The head of another financial communications firm, who asked not to be named, puts it more bluntly, saying: "Rich people hate the press. "

The head of another financial communications firm, who asked not to be named, puts it more bluntly, saying: "Rich people hate the press. "

The response of most of the businesses was that they had read about the law in the press but don't know when it will come into force.

But in the press conference, they appeared to be aware that skeptics may question the findings.

But news is not just a product: the press is the fourth estate, a pillar of the polity.

How can members of the public hold the press accountable if they do not understand how the media work?

Crayola does not allow the public--or the press, in most cases--to see its actual manufacturing facility.

"Try to get these people in the front row, the press corps, to write on this more than once, and their eyes glaze over, " Mr. Warner said.

There was so many skeptics, especially the press in London that they started flying cheeseburgers on helicopters around my box to tempt me.

At the time I wasn't that worried about it, because I knew I hadn't broken any laws, and I still believed that the press wanted the truth.

One important sign is that the press began to talk about this.

One important sign is that the press began to talk about this.

"I'm just a housewife with two kids, " Nikki (real name Nigar Jamal) said at the press conference afterwards.

Frank and open-minded, genuinely interested in alternative views, the general happily took the press into his confidence.

The Quartet statement came at the end of two days of meetings in Moscow and was read to the press by U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

The Press' counter top is carried in the carriage along the sliding tracks, which are able to reduce labor intensity dramatically.

He made this very clear today in the press conference given to Brazilian journalists, in Rio de Janeiro.

When the governor announced a trade mission to Taiwan and Japan, he told the press how glad he was to be going to the Middle East.

I said this morning to the press that the world is a messy place, and unfortunately the messier it gets, the more work we have to do.

What he said at the press conference sounded exciting and amazing.

The White House has even engaged in debates with the press about whether Mrs Obama ought to go bare-armed to formal events.

The White House has even engaged in debates with the press about whether Mrs Obama ought to go bare-armed to formal events.

When you return to the press of work, you'll bring with you that sense of balance and larger priorities.

Humphrey: The only way to understand the press is to remember that they pander to their readers' prejudices.

Alternatively, you can read all about this absurd piece of garbage in the press release after the break.

He began the press conference with a humble bow, a deeply unusual move in Chinese officialdom.

Splitting A serious form of picking where part of paper surface were torn on the press due to extreme tacky of the ink. See Picking.

After her performance, Gaga spoke to the press on the red carpet in an odd ensemble that made her look like a pearly queen.

The first thing I notice about the plane is how low-key it is, all coach seating from back (the press) to front (the candidate).

Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost.

The Press Complaints Commission, which claimed to have conducted an investigation, but failed to uncover any evidence of illegal activity.

Criminalizing such conduct would threaten the freedom of the press, he said.

The press take it as granted and put it on the news without waiting any result of investigation, but only on rumours basis.

It would just be better if he could tell the American people that he was thinking this way and not be tarred and feathered by the press.

The press began to be accused of being one-sided, unfair, of not giving a balanced picture.

But to the press outside, rich countries continued to push the message that "the G77 is blocking negotiations" .

In the press conference, Liu said he and his cabinet will resign en masse this Thursday.

The press barons would no longer be able to push an unrepresentative party into office or easily manipulate it once it's there.

At this point the press and probably much of the audience knows the election is over.

All cam slides to be adjustable in the press either by an insert on the cam slide or on the driver .

The political class loathes him; the press relentlessly reviles him; business despises him; and voters want him to go.

Thus Felt decided to go the stealth route and expose the Nixon people through the press by being an anonymous source.

Mapping: Anything from your spell library or item inventory can be "bookmarked" to the favorites menu with the press of a button.

The company's stock began to rally after the press release.

Much as he loved and admired the press, Mr. Lewis considered the courts to be the bedrock institution of American freedom.

Ms. Chan and her daughter proceeded to meet the press in her home, and read out the handwritten statement to media, signed by Mr. Ho.

I stood at a counter and picked up the Memphis Commercial Appeal and began my free reading of the press.

In Chinese writing, you had to have a very large number of characters, each individually carved to set in the press.

The most important piece of advice he gave me was not to read the press. It was great advice and I have not read it since.

With his small talk, the press had found a stolen his " " wage section.

These days a candidate is fair game for the press: they'll poke into every corner of his past life to see what scandal they can dig up.

CNN: The press has labeled you a revolutionary but you were not in Tahrir Square during the 18 days of the revolution in February this year.

Although there is no censorship of the press in Britain, all newspapers have to be responsible for what they publish.

At the press conference the president can converse with the public rather than preach to it.

The former Porto man, linking up with Luiz Felipe Scolari, mentioned to the Press Association that the Blues had to be highly-regarded.

The Public Security Bureau (PSB) of Yueqing said at the press conference Monday afternoon that Qian's death was due to a traffic accident.

But unlike at Davos, where the press is always welcome, Bilderberg still tr ies to maintain absolute secrecy.

At the end of our talks, Arafat and Netanyahu asked me to field all the press questions.

But next time, perhaps toning down the press release would be a more honest approach.

Seems the press either got it wrong or he was trying to make fun of us.

The company says that many of the press reports so far have misinterpreted the new measure.

The invite to the press conference said it had been called because of 'current developments in motor sport.

She had almost certainly been coached in what to say and how to say it for she wasn't like her normal self at all at the press conference.

Speaking to the press on Friday Ban Ki Moon said the two were "separate issues" .

And he sought to see Jesus who he was; and could not for the press, because he was little of stature.

The upper press member that moves through a stroke a distance depending upon the size and design of the press.

The press is always interested in the private life of famous people.

Following Winehouse's debut, the accolades and inquiring interviews appeared concurrently in the press with her tempestuous public life.

One item the press release didn't touch on is if Starwood Capital is actually going to be owning any of the actual Golden Tulip hotels.

Carlo Ancelotti spoke to the press ahead of the morning training session and looked ahead to the match against Juventus.

Cause she's the only one who never badmouthed me to the press.

The press can print at a speed of up to 25 meters (80 linear feet) per minute and is designed to fit seamlessly into conventional workflows.

At the moment, the press silence suggests that the Japanese in general still lack an appetite for atonement.

No one is openly calling for multi-party politics, at least not in the press.

I cannot accept the fact that the press have completely changed my words and have created untrue headlines.

The General Manager gave the audience a brief introduction to his company at the press release.

The principal news agencies are Reuters founded in 1851 and based in London, the Press Association and Extel Financial Ltd.

When I left the press-conference, it was well past midnight and every taxi in sight was either full or out of commission.

Market prices vary by that much over the course of a few weeks with no comment from drivers or the press.

A: If you raised the question to me or my office before the press conference, we would inquire of the Ministry of Commerce on your behalf.

But much of the Press is still suffering, with magazines and regional newspapers seeing revenues continue to fall.

And one of the jobs of the courts is to police the press by protecting whistle-blowers while also punishing libel and treachery.

The only reason we don't know those answers, is because the press never bothered to ask her.

The machine is a soft press. As soon as the animal gets to the machine, the floor falls down and a maral is got clutched in the press.

'What has been said in the press is all gossip, there's absolutely nothing.

Within a year, the press was speculating about marriage.

The story of a poor family that acquired fame and fortune overnight, dramatically illustrates the power of the press.

Now, narrative weekly for the press picked out a couple of books, these books will be publishing house substantive sales.

It is not clear whether the existence of these images is known by the press.

We shall hold a press conference at 3: 00 pm tomorrow at the press center and wish to see you all present.

Members of the advisory committee have been asked not to speak to the press before the meeting.

At last, the problems to be solved and research contents of the electrical and hydraulic control system for the press are brought out.

Not a word about his presence in Australia had reached the press , so no one on Drogheda had the remotest suspicion he was coming .

His case did not prevail in the courts, but his sentiment found support in the Legislature and the press.

The press noted that in their demo machine with a technology patent number is the sign of an Enterprise subscription.

To his credit, Venkatesh says he understands sex workers' frustration over the way this story has spread through the press.

In late June 1942 the press of the United States and Great Britain was echoing the Russian cry for a "second front" .

he observed that everyone at the press table was scribbling and the official stenotypist had his head down , fingers racing.

Considerable uncertainties over the ultimate size of the stimulus still remain despite the headlines that are being quoted in the press.

In Alabama, which would be the key production site for a Northrop tanker, the Press-Register reports that Sen.

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