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1 publiciteit
♦voorbeelden:1 publiciteit aan iets geven • give something publicity, advertise somethingpubliciteit krijgen • attract attention, get publicitydat levert publiciteit op • it attracts publicityzij schuwt de publiciteit niet • she's not publicity-shypubliciteit zoeken • seek publicityiets in de publiciteit brengen • bring something to public noticegraag midden in de publiciteit staan • like to be the centre of attentionin de publiciteit staan • be getting publicityiets uit de publiciteit (proberen te) houden • (try to) keep something out of the public eye -
2 iets in de publiciteit brengen
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