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In general, ¨ç most of the people we interviewed did not want ¨è their names used in our research. We noticed that participants were ¨é quite more willing to be honest ¨ê as long as they could remain anonymous.

 





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Someone in an upstairs apartment was using a drill __________ the morning.





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The marketing interns were able to distribute hundreds of free samples at the local charity event.





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A: Oh my goodness! What happened to you?

B: ____________________.

A: Are you OK? How did it happen?

B: I¡¯m fine. A driver ran a red light and hit my car.

 

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The Frisbie Baking Company, established in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1871, used to sell pies to colleges across New England. Once they¡¯d eaten the contents, students would put the empty pie tins to use by throwing them at one another. As the story goes, Walter Morrison was on the beach playing a game of catch with one of these Frisbie-brand tins when some people approached him and offered to buy it for 5 cents. It occurred to Morrison that if people were willing to spend that much for something that could be purchased for only a nickel, he could turn it into a business. In 1948, he developed a plastic version that could fly farther and with more accuracy. He had to call the flying disk a ¡°Frisbee¡± because the name ¡°Frisbie¡± was _____________.

 

¨ç shorter and easier to emboss on the plastic toy

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¨é already trademarked by the baking company

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Because they are often the ones paying the tuition, after all.

 

These days, many top universities are taking a serious look at applicants coming from overseas, particularly in East Asia. Universities are promoting themselves much more widely in this region in order to attract prospective students. ( A ) In doing so, they must identify techniques to appeal to diverse groups of students. ( B ) Some of their recent efforts include the creation of special websites and brochures in dozens of foreign languages, intended to target students from a variety of backgrounds. ( C ) Furthermore, they enlist locally based consultants in several countries to research the issues—primarily financial—that are most important to parents. ( D ) These practices are in stark contrast to traditional recruitment strategies, which seldom target international students and their families.