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    City. The article states that 32 oz of soda is harmful to your body‚ but a complete state banning soda is a little ridiculous. The article I found most reasonable for arguing against the soda ban is “Soda’s a Problem But..” because it shows the problems that a soda ban would cause. One difficulty that a soda ban would cause would be that it wouldn’t prevent or slow down the consumption of soda. If 32 oz of soda was banned‚ people could still buy 2 cups of 16 oz sodas‚ as addressed in “Soda’s a Problem

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    Ban on Underwater Dredging in California Steven R. Neubauer BIS/275 Ban on Underwater Dredging in California This great state of California was founded as a result of the discovery of gold at Sutter’s Mill in January 1848. The modern day prospector is under attack by various environmentalist groups that have declared war on suction dredges. A suction dredge is a mechanical underwater vacuum cleaner that sucks up gravel‚ sand from the bottom of river ways‚ and passes these items through

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    expected. The soda ban is a ban that wants to limit the amount of soda people drink daily. Many people are for the ban and many are against it‚ but what everyone can agree with is that the ban is a very controversial topic. Even Though many people think that soda ban is a terrible idea‚ the new laws against sugary drinks can lower the amount of people with health issues‚ get rid of various biases‚ and it could help people make better decisions for their futures. Most importantly‚ the ban on soda can lead

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    Ray-Ban Promotion Strategies

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    Nicole S. Tester November 20‚ 2010 Marketing 201 Promotion Strategies Ray-Ban in the 20th century has been able to prove its ability to maintain parallelism between its products and the century’s style determined by the American Culture. A decade breakdown will prove this parallelism successful. In the 1930’s to the 1940’s the Aviator style was introduced‚ perfectly complementing the number of social phenomenon pertaining to this decade. There was a dramatic increase in interest for aviation

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    Lantz 1 Mick Lantz Kimberly Code English Comp. II 23 January 2011 Smoking Ban In Public Places Whether you smoke or not‚ how bad is it when as you walk into a restaurant to eat a nice meal‚ you ’re greeted with a cloud of smoke in your face. This is the biggest issue with a smoking ban for Northern Kentucky. Supporters say the ban is needed for protection against the hazards of secondhand-smoke. Opponents call it unnecessary and say it infringes on the rights of business and property owners

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    marketing : ray ban report

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    Ray ban report Introduction My marketing report will be based around the American brand Ray Ban. Ray Ban were founded in 1937 by Bausch & Lomb were the glasses first purpose were protecting US army pilots from glare of the sun and altitude sickness when flying high. A new type of glasses were introduced to stop this from happening called Aviator this name of sunglasses is still living strong in 2013. In 1999 Bausch & Lomb sold the sunglasses grand to an Italian group called Luxottica for a reported

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    The government has published new regulations to control tobacco‚ banning smoking inside all government buildings‚ private restaurants‚ cafes‚ teashops and social spaces. The regulation prohibits smoking at Rehabilitation Centres‚ children’s parks and places frequently visited by children‚ aboard ferries and ferry terminals and at any place where people have to wait in a queue to obtain services. According to the new regulation places such as cafes and restaurants that want to have smoking allowed

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    Water Wars

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    Water is a human right‚ not a commodity. It is the essence of life‚ sustaining every living being on the planet. Without it we would have no plants‚ no animals‚ no people. However‚ while water consumption doubles every twenty years our water sources are being depleted‚ polluted and exploited by multinational corporations. Water privatization has been promoted by corporations and international lending institutions as the solution to the global water crises but the only one’s who benefit from water

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    The Business of Water

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    * Who are the main Stakeholders of beverage companies such as Coca cola and nestle in this case? How would you prioritize their stake and how legitimate are the different stakes? The Civil society is the main stakeholders of these companies it consist of pressure groups‚ local communities‚ non-government organizations. The stake of the society can be prioritize by Relationship-building: Having good relationships – trust‚ mutual respect‚ understanding – are intangibles

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    Soda Ban Research Paper

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    every individual in the U.S. The soda ban will create an uneven playing field for thousands of small businesses and limit individual’s right to choose. Although sugary beverages can cause health problems‚ people should have a right to choose‚ even if it is unhealthy. The soda ban limits individuals from purchasing sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces‚ instead of the act being useful‚ it allows people to find ways to bypass it. Furthermore‚ in this grey area the ban would only apply to movie theatres

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