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release someone to someone
to discharge or distribute someone to someone. The judge released the defendant to his mother. Don was released by the police to his father, who was more than a little bit angry.
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A Little More These forums will submit your press release to different media houses, newspapers and journalists.
News subscribers- Press release sites will also submit your release to news wire sites.
If you want your release to show up high in the search engine rankings when searching the keyword string, that''s fine, but use a different headline for the release distributed to humans.
 
 
 
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