publicist
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Stephanie is part of a team of publicists , producers, coaches and managers who look after Tabby's frantic schedule, choreograph his songs and generally keep him on the path to fame.
a person responsible for publicizing a product, person, or company.
He was the government's publicist , writing pamphlets, verses and periodicals which were instrumental in discrediting the Whigs.
a journalist, especially one concerned with current affairs.
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She probably has her own business manager, her 'publicist' , an agent.
I didn't have an agent or a 'publicist' or even a manager.
If it's possible to say, the bang doesn't have a producer, agent or 'publicist' .
But the simple reality is that the evil horde was repelled and the loyalty of the unnamed 'publicist' to the unnamed producer of the unnamed co-production has been maintained.
Ordinary people who find themselves suddenly elevated to the heroic pantheon too often take with them their 'publicist' and literary agent.
He was the government's 'publicist' , writing pamphlets, verses and periodicals which were instrumental in discrediting the Whigs.
She was impressed by the amount of people who greeted her 'publicist' .
I spent the next two days on the phone with my 'publicist' and the producer, meticulously going over each joke I planned to use.
He's also, to varying extents, the producer, 'publicist' , talent scout, music director, photographer, and costume designer.
I either have lunch on set or with an agent, a 'publicist' or a manager.
He is a tireless 'publicist' who has authored many books, articles, prefaces and pamphlets.
Often, self-published authors must wear many hats - designer, accountant, sales rep, 'publicist' and travel agent.
His 'publicists' have produced a film showing the veteran politician without the turban, sitting for a haircut, and watching football.
Numerous 'publicists' advocated a national celebration before the first anniversary of 1813 and hence between 17 and 19 October 1814, festivities took place in hundreds of cities.
'Publicistic' essays were extremely popular at those times when journalism in European countries reached the point when newspapers finally became periodic.
In addition, the aforementioned provisions of the Versailles Treaty were harshly criticized by some eminent 'publicists' , among them the Italian leading jurist and politician V. E. Orlando.
Some might say that these tales of celebrity heroism might be the product of hyper-imaginative 'publicists' .
Hall's real problem is 'publicists' who try to control how pictures are used.
The article itself is not a program of action, and even is not a 'publicistic' work, but a certain political literary performance.
The world of press agents, 'publicists' and leaking stories to the press was alien to her.
There is not much difference in this respect between the treatises of the early 'publicists' and those of modern writers.
After endless letters and phone calls to the teams of 'publicists' and agents who surround A-list celebrities, she finally managed to get each person to herself.
It appears more organised because of the 'publicists' and managers involved, but it all sort of tumbled into place in a couple of weeks.
Your journalist has not shown even an elementary measure of good 'publicistic' practice or press ethics.
He thanked producers, 'publicists' and everyone associated with the original film.
Stephanie is part of a team of 'publicists' , producers, coaches and managers who look after Tabby's frantic schedule, choreograph his songs and generally keep him on the path to fame.
All the models are there, all the hair and makeup backstage, all the 'publicists' , all the producers.
And then 'publicists' and agents and managers talk.
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