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Dr. Eli Landau has written "the White book," touted as the first Israeli pork cookbook.

This is touted as yet another replacement for the venerable 3.5 "diskette."

Even though many standards are touted as "open" these days, that doesn't always mean they're free of patented technology.

One of the new features RIM touted is the ability to search any application, media content or contact by typing a word on in Torch's "universal search" function.

Despite this, other names are often touted ahead of Friedrich in the defensive pecking order, though it is not something that appears to unduly bother the player.

Palin, a former small-town mayor who became governor in December 2006, has been touted as a potential candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012.

A speech in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, was touted as the keynote of his seven-country tour.

Indeed, among the shares hardest hit this summer were those that unscrupulous brokers had touted as sure-fire winners from the games: restaurants selling Peking duck, hotels, and the like.

They have both touted the benefits of mass euthanasia, though Mr Amis favours giving volunteers "a martini and a medal" whereas Mr Buckley supports more sophisticated incentives such as tax breaks.