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... (October 1991), p 37. 55 See Hanish Pringle and Marjorie Thompson, Brand Soul: How Cause-Related Marketing Builds Brands (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1999); Richard Earle, The Art of Cause ... Differentiate or Die: Survival in Our Era (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2000). 30 Gregory S Carpenter, Rashi Glazer, and Kent Nakamoto, “Meaningful Brands from Meaningless Differentiation: The De-pendence ... Thomas H Davenport and John C Beck, The Attention Econ-omy: Understanding the New Currency of Business (Boston: Har-vard Business School Press, 2001). 12 Thomas J Peters and Robert H Waterman

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... press releases and does the adver-tising Too many CEOs think marketing comes into play only afterthe product has been made and must be sold Marketing is run like aone-night stand instead of a ... dustry, its players and its evolution Today many industries areconverging (e.g., telecommunications, entertainment, cable,the media, and software), presenting new opportunities andnew threats to ... least the following: • Detecting and evaluating new opportunities • Mapping customer perceptions, preferences, and ments require-• Communicating customer wants and expectations to productdesigners

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... group of power brands that command a price premium, high loyalty, and a leading market share, and are stretchable into related categories Unilever decided to prune its 1,600 brands and focus its ... Stead, chairman and CEO of NCR, un-derstood this: “I say if you’re in a meeting, any meeting, for 15 minutes, and we’re not talking about customers or competitors, raise your hand and ask why.” ... undistinguished; and consumers are zapping them And the biggest problem is that advertising lacks credibility The public knows that advertising exaggerates and is biased At its best, advertising is playful and

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... theproduct and where they like the new product better than their previ-ous brand But many sales promotions only attract brand switcherslooking for a lower price, who naturally abandon the brand when ... like your product andits features better than their previous choice dissimi-Sales promotions tend to be used more by weaker and smallerbrands than stronger brands Smaller brands have fewer funds ... that ing consists of “yell, tell, and sell.” The S&P school says selling is sell-“spray and pray,” The LGD school says that selling is “lunch, golf,and dinner.” And the salesperson is described

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... bigotry. [bigotries pl., bigot n.] bland (BLAND) adj 1 mild and soothing rather than harsh and grating; 2. without taste; flavorless; insipid; dull • Milk is a very bland drink when compared to orange ... aggrandized Otto’s reputation. [-d, aggrandizing] [Syn enrich] agronomy (uh GRAHN uh mee) n management of farmland; the science of producing crops • For a farmer to get the most from his land, ... mercury and another metal, used by dentists in fillings) • Many smaller companies were amalgamated to form some of today’s corpo-rate giants, such as General Electric and U.S Steel • Mercury and

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... Greece and Rome; 4 well versed in Greekand Roman literature and culture; 5 music in the European style, as distinct fromfolk, popular, or jazz • The Rolex watch is classical and worth every thousand. ... lions and tigers and bears; 2 an animal that eats other animals; 3 aplant that eats small animals—especially insects • Unlike herbivores, who eat plants, and omnivores, who eat both plants and ... is between the third and fourth fence posts. • Lunchtime comes between breakfast and dinner times. • That color is between blue and green. • Second gear is between first and third gears. • In

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... hews trees to cut up and use for firewood • Native Americans hewed totem poles from tree trunks • Many native cultures make hewed pipes and knife handles from wood, bone, and ivory [-ed, -ing, ... larceny is a misdemeanor, while grand larceny is a felony, and one who commits it is... flourish precedes his appearance; interestingly that piece is known as “Ruffles and Flourishes.” [-ed, -ing] ... vi 1 to move back and forth or up and down; 2 to be continuously varying —vt to cause to fluctuate • The ocean’s tides fluctuate with the effects from the pull of the sun and the moon • The

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... representatives; power in the hands of the ruled; 2. a country, state, etc. with that type of govern- ment; 3. majority rule; 4. the principle of equal rights and opportunities for all, and equal treatment ... forsake; abandon; 4. to make wretched, forlorn, etc. • Ed has been desolate since Trixie took his teddy bear. • The desert island was a desolate place. • The nuclear tests had left the land in a ... tried -and- true way of cleaning a rug in the nineteenth century was to hang it over a rope and drub it with all your might • The Mets were given an eight-to-one... is a title of rank and respect

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... tubes and a variety of condensers and resistors ecological* (ek uh LAH ji kl) adj having to do with the relations between liv-ing thliv-ings and their environment or a certain organism and its ... The plants and animals that live in and around a pond have their own intertwined ecological subsystem. • Urban sprawl’s ecological impact can be clearly seen in the presence of deer and bears ... drawn inside another and they are not concentric, they must be eccentric. • A football is of an eccentric shape. • Unless one who dresses in a red wig with matching suspenders and over-sized shoes

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... forlorn (fawr LAWRN) adj 1 deserted or abandoned; 2 unhappy and lonely • Being marooned on a desert island would tend to make one feel forlorn. • Left standing at the altar, Harold heaved a forlorn ... forsake (fawr SAYK) vt 1 to give up; abandon (a habit, ideal, etc.); 2 to leave; fortitude (FAWR ti tood) n the strength to withstand pain and misfortune calmly and patiently • Although the fire’s ... grandiose (GRAN dee ohs) adj 1 imposing; impressive; magnificent; having grandeur; 2 seeming important, pompous, and showy, or trying to so seem • The Breakers (built as a summer home by the Vanderbilts

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... looking within one’s self and analyzing one’s inner thoughts and feelings • Before one commits to a lifetime of doing anything, it is important to be introspective and know one’s own feelings. ... long enough lever and a fulcrum to rest it on, he could move the world • Probably the lever most adult Americans are familiar with today is in vot-ing machines and is used to open and close the ... persons,groups, companies, and so on • The Taft-Hartley Act calls for strikers to return to work for an 80-day cooling-down period, while mediators try to broker a settlement between workers and

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... combination of green and pink. • Don’t you just loathe being asked where you’d like to eat and then ending up at your friend’s choice of restaurant? • As a general rule, country-and-western music ... Senator Strong’s overwhelming victory is a mandate for him to pursue equal rights for women. • The new law mandates a $300 fine for overtime parking. [-d,* mandating] 153 15_571656 ch11.qxd 11/10/04 ... thing in the world is matter, and even thought, will, and feeling can be connected to matter (the opposite of idealism); 2. the notion that possessions, wealth, and comfort are the most important

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... an ostensible misunderstanding between the valet parking attendant and his client • An ostensible difference of opinion exists between those voting for one candidate and those supporting the ... partisan and follows her lead. [Syn follower] passive (PAS iv) adj 1 acted upon without acting back; 2 yielding; submissive; patient; 3 taking no active part • When sanding a block of wood, the sander ... [oration n.] [Syn declaimer] orchard (AWR chird) n 1 an area of land set aside for the raising of fruit-bearing trees; 2 such a stand of trees; a grove of fruit trees • Peach orchards dot the countryside

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... the French played in our history and literature and that the Romans, whose language was Latin, played in the history of Europe and Britain Letters in brackets stand for the language from which ... Trang 1Prefixes and SuffixesCertain beginnings and endings can be affixed to some words or stems of words that change their meanings These beginnings and endings fall into two categories: ... syn- before s, h, and other aspirate sounds tele- at a distance (telecommute); of, in, or by (televise) tran- same as trans- before s trans- across; on the other side of; above and beyond (transcend,

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... reconnoiter the lay of the land and look for enemy troops. • The surveyor was sent to the prospective shopping center to reconnoiter the property and the existing traffic patterns and to assess the practicality ... scientists (chemists and physicists), and earth/space scientists (geologists, meteorologists, and astronomers) scrutinize (SKROOT in YZ) vt to look at... between father and son • A mother-daughter ... sculpture in marble and insisted that the statue had always been in the marble; he had just removed the excess stone • The forces of wind and water have served to sculpture the thousands of natural

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... even temperament and are very good at herding children who try to stray • A Jack Russell terrier’s temperament, on the other hand, is frenetic or (as some might say) hyper, and it is in perpetual ... a cigar, and a grotesque shotgun and/or riding crop, making a travesty of his avocations. • The pop diva’s remake of a popular 1960s ballad was considered a travesty by those who knew and loved ... to ward off evil; an amulet • In many primitive and not-so-primitive cultures, talismans are worn to ward off evil spirits • Many educated persons have been known to carry a rabbit’s foot as

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... transistors, diodes, and inte-grated circuits, and these are made with semiconductors It’s semiconductors that have made possible much tinier electronic gadgets (like handheld computers and palm-sized ... way they should and that you designed and built the circuit correctly Tools that you can use to measure things include a multimeter, an oscilloscope, and a logic probe Chapters 9 and 10 cover the ... electronics projects is that you get to tinker with tools and parts and see what you can make from them You use some tools to put the circuits together and some tools to check out how the circuits you

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... Fun and Easy Way, Dummies.com, and related trade dress are trademarks or registered trademarks of John Wiley & Sons, Inc and/or its affiliates in the United States and other countries, and ... Department, Wiley Publishing, Inc., 10475 Crosspoint Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46256, (317) 572-3447, fax (317) 572-4355, e-mail: permit-brandreview@wiley.com Trademarks: Wiley, the Wiley Publishing ... Sticking to common oscilloscope features 216 Bench, handheld, or PC-based? 217 Understanding oscilloscope bandwidth and resolution 219 The ins and outs of using an oscilloscope 219 What all the

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... Jeffrey G Allen John Wiley & Sons, Inc Copyright © 2000, 2004 by Jeffrey G Allen All rights reserved Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey Published simultaneously in Canada No ... our grandchildren Jonathan and Gabby; and to Janice Borzendowski for her capable assistance in the research and preparation of the script manuscript Contents Introduction Chapter Personal and ... addressed to the Permissions Department, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 111 River Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030, (201) 748-6011, fax (201) 748-6008, e-mail: permcoordinator@wiley.com Limit of Liability/Disclaimer

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