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    « Every inhabited place on earth has a reputation » Anholt‚ 2011‚ p.7 A reputation according to the dictionary is “the estimation in which a person or thing is held‚ especially by the community or the general public”. A country communicates with the rest of the world and creates its reputation through what Anholt (2011‚ p.25) calls the six natural channels. He enumerates the different types of public relations as following: tourism promotion‚ export brands‚ policy decisions of the country’s government

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    What value has international sports brought in the relation nations? Sports is all forms of competitive physical activity which‚ through casual or organized participation‚ aim to use or improve physical ability and provide entertainment to participants. Hundreds of sports exist‚ from those requiring only two participants‚ through to those with hundreds of simultaneous participants‚ either in teams or competing as individuals. An international sport is a worldwide sport in which many nations participate

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    etc.)‚ and tobacco application (snuff‚ tobacco containing tooth powder/toothpaste etc.) Tobacco in all its form is harmful to health. Not many young students use tobacco. Be a part of the crowd! Be proud to be tobacco-free What makes tobacco products? What makes tobacco products? • Cigarette/bidi smoke contains more than 4‚000 chemicals‚ while chewing tobacco contains more than 3000 chemicals; most of these chemicals are harmful to health. • There are more than 60 cancer causing

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    Hashib‚ 1 All of the good or bad choices we made as a teenager and adult have had a role in shaping who we are today. It is easier to ruin a reputation than to get a good reputation. During Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s judicial hearing committee session‚ Anita Hill accused the Justice of sexually harassing her in front of television and the committee. Clarence Thomas denied the false accusation. To make matters worse‚ Senator Alan Simpson quoted the followed lines from Othello:

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    Should we allow drug use in sports such as steroids‚ and other enhancements drugs. These drugs can be dangerous to you and everybody around you. These drugs also can make you get out of control. When you take these kind of drugs you become a cheater and a loser in life. Enhancements drugs have been used since Ancient Greeks in the original Olympic Games. They would use juices to enhance their abilities to become better athlete. Even Adolf hitler would use Enhancements drugs to test on his prisoners

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    to raise your reputation is like trying to raise brownie points. If people haven’t realized it’s not about your reputation. A friend could say “This guys so smart”. Some people say that that raises your reputation. Well If another guy see you and asks his friend who he is and he says “That’s Jim Bob… he’s probably the smartest kid in our grade”. In all reality in comparison with Jim Bob and the other guy‚ the other guy could be twice as smart as him. Well… where’s his reputation now. I find the

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    Torts and Damages I . Concept/ Definition The term “Tort” is of Anglo-American law-common law which is broader in scope than the Spanish-Phil concept which is limited to negligence while the former includes international or criminal acts. Torts in Philippine law  is the blending of common-law and civil law system. Quasi Delict refers to acts or omissions which cause damage to another‚ there being fault or negligence on the part of the defendant‚ who is obliged by law to pay for the damages done.

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    is carried out. Reputation is the general estimation in which a person is held by the public‚ as referred to by dictionary.com. Reputation is very important in Salem because public and private moralities are one and the same. Witchcraft plays a huge role throughout the book and if someone is being named a witch then that is a huge sin to Puritanism. Reputation is a huge key factor to even everyone?s daily life. As a young teenager in high school‚ a teen would like their reputation to be positive so

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    Research Assignment (Essay) 30 marks Title: Damage of the environment is an inevitable consequence of worldwide improvements in the standard of living. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Your essay should be between 800 and 900 words long. Both drafts must be typed‚ double spaced‚ fully referenced in-text and with a complete end text reference list. Collusion or deliberate plagiarism will result in a grade of 0%. Your tutor will provide you with a selection of sources. You must refer to

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    To what extent has the importance of the Tet Offensive of 1968 been overrated? On January 30th 1968 over 80‚000 Vietcong soldiers launched a surprise attack on over 100 towns and cities in South Vietnam. This is known as the Tet Offensive. The US army and South Vietnamese Army (ARVN) launched a counter-attack which regained all lost territory and crippled the military capabilities of the Vietcong. Some historians argue Tet was not as important as it appears to be. However‚ it is widely considered

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