Other than JetBlue 's much publicized ice storm fiasco in February, customers seem to be engaged in a general rage against the industry machine.
He appeared last night on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, " and he claimed to bring a souvenir from his recent much publicized tour of a Baghdad market.
The much publicized Libyan chemical weapons plant at Rabta is but the most recent if among the most frightening of the emerging CW programs in developing countries.
Kingfisher will likely have a hard time recovering this market share due to its much publicized and heated labor dispute, and its overall reduction in customer service to passengers.
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Unfortunately for the championship, there was a much publicized mistake just over a week ago when Corinthians met Internacional in the match that would practically decide the destination of the title.
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Other than JetBlue 's (nasdaq: JBLU - news - people ) much publicized ice storm fiasco in February, customers seem to be engaged in a general rage against the industry machine.
This point may be missed because many times immigrants unlike the much cherished (and much publicized) hip, cool, largely white professionals often do not choose to live in the overpriced, crowded urban core (although some may have businesses there).
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Archive Rebeldes Arrest 40" TV Aztec Music Liz Drew 35" COMM: In a much publicized raid in the city's red light district, the police then arrested a gang of drug dealers called the REBELS. The Rebels, according to the police, had been paid by Sharif to carry on killing women while he was behind bars - so as to deflect suspicion.
But he flamed out after a much-publicized move to the top creative slot at Interpublic Group's McCann-Erickson Worldwide.
Beyond the picturesque locale and its beautiful subjects, the shots were a revealing arc in a much-publicized love story.
Last week, Mr. Rafsanjani refused to attend a much-publicized "reconciliation event" concocted by Ali Ardeshir Larijani, the speaker of Iran's ersatz parliament.
Those darned, much-publicized Somali pirates, including those who in April took Capt.
The economic downturn has also contributed to a much-publicized rise in robberies and burglaries and an erosion in people's feelings of personal safety.
It continued with the much-publicized Ponzi schemes, led by Bernie Madoff.
The unforgiving timetable is only one of the technical hurdles confronting the Southern California company's much-publicized effort to accomplish something no other company has come close to trying.
Frida herself was no saint, indulging in multiple adventures with Diego's mistresses and a much-publicized series of trysts with exiled Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky in the late 1930s.
Tebow's much-publicized religion is a subtle part of the film.
This has prompted ominous comparisons to postinvasion Iraq, where the collapse of security led to much-publicized looting of the National Museum, along with ancient sites such as Babylon and Nineveh.
Ohio Art capitalized on a much-publicized gaffe by a Mitt Romney aide during last year's presidential election, who was asked about his candidate's views during the primary season versus the general election.
Closing down or merging the itics "is consistent with his reform credentials, " as are much-publicized attempts to reduce corruption and smuggling, divest the army of its businesses and clean up the financial system.
Even the much-publicized police raids in recent years on sokaiya (racketeers who threaten to disrupt shareholder meetings if not bought off) have netted only a few, small, independent operators not linked to the big gangs.
In briefings on the Iran NIE by Fingar and Van Diepen to legislators, it became evident that their much-publicized "summary" was calculated to serve a highly political agenda, namely, thwarting U.S. action to stop the Iranian nuclear program.
None of this would be any of our business except for the fact that Swift told writer Nancy Jo Sales in an upcoming Vanity Fair profile that she was upset that the Golden Globes hosts mocked her much-publicized love life.
Mr. Tenet's point here builds on the book's much-publicized statements that the author never heard the president and his national-security team debate "the imminence of the Iraqi threat, " whether or not it was "wise to go to war" or when the war should start.
Earlier, much-publicized Dartmouth research examined high-level differences in Medicare spending across different regions of the country and concluded that more medical spending had no relationship to better outcomes, This study, looking at more detailed individual patient data over a longer period of time, reached the opposite conclusion.
Home to the busiest border crossing for illegal immigration, Arizona has been the nation's hotbed for several laws targeting illegal immigrants, including the much-publicized Senate Bill 1070 that is now being challenged on constitutional grounds in federal court because one of its controversial provisions allows racial profiling by police, critics charge.
It got a big jump in sales after Etch A Sketch was featured in the first two "Toy Story" movies, and Ohio Art capitalized on a much-publicized gaffe by a Mitt Romney aide during last year's presidential election, who was asked about his candidate's views during the primary season versus the general election.
As a quick review (though we doubt that you need one), Hon Hai took legal action against China Business News' Wang You and Weng Boa following their report on the much-publicized working conditions at the Foxconn plant lovingly dubbed " iPod City, " asking for compensation amounting to many times the reporters' annual salaries and convincing a court to temporarily freeze their assets.
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All to punish an uppity company that owned too much of a highly publicized (though fading) industry.
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