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They may also find its filmmaking descriptions dated and amateurish "like Super-8 weekenders," Mr. McElroy writes in a world where the public relation's arm of the movie business takes us behind the scenes of every release.

A Guidebook Through An Impossible Oeuvre

They are promised a job in a distant relation's restaurant.

Archive 2008-02-01

I remember having to pull dozens out of my shoes whenever we visited a relation's farm as a child.

Double Gee

Moreover, it does of course not follow from a relation's being ˜arbitrary™, contingent, or even ˜made by us™, that it is conventional in any interesting sense.

The Normativity of Meaning and Content

All of this is beside the point that the company's public relation's department has a vested interest in emphasizing certain facts and de-emphasizing others if their image is at stake, and is therefore not objective.

Obama Drops New Mailer Hitting Hillary On Trade, But Its Implication Is Wrong

And perhaps, to just pursue this one step longer and then we'll turn to something else, Paulhan defines "terror in letters" as the desire to extirpate the flowers of rhetoric, right, and to achieve an unmediated vision, and Wordsworth's relation's highly complex ...

An Interview with Harold Bloom

We're talking about in 1980, Ronald Reagan, he was criticized as being inexperienced and the U.S. was being criticized as having a foreign relation's policy that was in shambles.

CNN Transcript Jul 26, 2008

They see somebody who has a similar amount of experience, maybe a lot more experience on the foreign relation's area, and they can feel good that this choice was made based on who's the best ticket to go forward.

CNN Transcript Aug 23, 2008

'I'm sorry for it, nephew, for a relation's a relation, whether you take notice of him or not.

Camilla

In fact, at Americablog. com, John Aravosis has posted the names for Ford's public relation's people.

Gene Stone: Ford Fumbles with Phobias