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Syrian activist Khaled el Ekheytar said because of the media ban, it has been up to the protesters to get the word out to the world.

Another way we'll get the word out once one of these events is taking place is though conversations with NPCs.

it would be complete , however , as soon as the messenger dispatched with the great news to the cave should get the word to her husband.

Let the customer get the word. Give them the opportunity to let steam off. Listen closely to the customer, no matter what. Show interest.

The Cancer Project is trying to get the word out about the dangers of processed meats, especially hot dogs.

Pakistani authorities say the rumors are baseless and are desperately trying to get the word out to prevent a spread of disorder.

Anna hinted to her boyfriend that she wanted to break up, but he didn't get the word.

The federal government is also trying to get the word out.

You know that if you can get the word processing from all the other departments coordinated, you can move ahead with other tasks.

That's my little pitch for that, just helping out my friends Dave and Duncan who are also working hard to get the word out.

It was in the Old English translation of this Latin biography that we first get the word bitter.

You use it to help out others, but you don't really need it to get the word out about your stories.

And some of those people created structures to get the word out to even more people.

Good. You did get the word. That makes my job easier. Not so much explaining.

She and other experts suggest asking the family or bridal party to help get the word out--after guests ask about gift preferences.

The only way to get the word out, I realized, was to sell direct.

So how did you get the word out that this service existed?

She placed advertisements in a lifestyle newspaper and called friends to get the word out.

you to the dinner unless we get the word to the contrary.

"We have no access to public media, so we have to use the Web or any means we can to get the word out, " Mr. Beirao said.

The state is relying in part on the assistance of private, nonprofit and advocacy groups to get the word out.

The result value is returned as a reference, so you have to de-reference it to get the word count you requested.

Write to our leaders and help get the word out in Japanese.

It is also important to get the word out to parliamentary science committees.

The most creative viral marketing plans use others' resources to get the word out.

Is Lydian making efforts to get the word out about their discovery in Armenia?

And celebrities are also doing their part to get the word out about the relief efforts.

You have to be the chief marketing officer and get the word out.

Bypass the mainstream media with email and the world wide web to get the word out about your issue and to network.

Manufacturers tend to rely on the media to get the word out.

In order to get the word out, Fitzpatrick has spent at least $140, 000 on 1, 000 large placards and ads on bus stops and subway cars.

All the blogs need to unite to get the word out.

When I'm typing live I get the word "amazing" directed my way a lot.

I don't budge till I get the word from Mike.

So are some religious organisations including one man that just wants to get the word out about God.

Then we're stupid Russians who didn't get the word.

Whether it is your annual gala or a monthly pizza chat, social media can help get the word out about your events.