Even in the middle of the P.R. office, in other words, Westbrook was having a P.R. problem.
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Lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. John Riepenhoff Born 1982 in Milwaukee Lives in Milwaukee Chemi Rosado-Seijo Born 1973 in Vega Alta, P.R. Lives in San Juan and Naranjito, P.R. Cameron Rowland Born 1988 in Philadelphia Lives in Queens Beatriz Santiago Muñoz Born 19803 in San Juan, P.R. Lives in San Juan, P.R. Dana Schutz Born 1976 in Livonia, Mich.
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TOA BAJA, P.R. — Everywhere they looked there was water.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Facing intense pressure to resign, Gov.
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Is this a leak designed to win the P.R. world?
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I will not defend them on P.R. grounds at all.
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So, is this really about Kobe's resume ... or bad P.R.?
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Is it evidence of canny P.R., or of deep introspection?
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That's good P.R. — but probably only part of the story.
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P.R.: That poses a problem in and of itself, though.
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P.R. Candidate who has visited state or territory MINN. ORE.
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But I quickly learned how unglamorous fashion P.R. actually is.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — They call what they are building Puertopia.
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A recent political P.R. event in Beijing offered some clues.
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For one, she said, her previous P.R. personcost too much.
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The Public Works Department's workshop in Yabucoa, P.R., last month.
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This incessant P.R. drive extended to the Wing's internal communications.
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This incessant P.R. drive extended to the Wing's internal communications.
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Serving as a bridesmaid for the P.R. consultant's wedding to Genius.
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P.R. inquiries poured into my in-box, a deluge of cryptobabble.
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P.R. Lockhart: I only recently saw Green Book, and it's … fine?
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P.R. I read — strangely or not so strangely, very little fiction.
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The social network also acknowledged having hired the P.R. firm Definers.
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"No, it is not Jim Davis," a company P.R. manager replied.
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She didn't even have a P.R. agent until earlier this year.
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In 1999, he was named the century's most influential P.R. figure.
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Officially, he is Scott's P.R. director, but he's also a consigliere.
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"Or if you're not supported by a P.R. company," Gabi added.
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Erdogan needs a P.R. success story to break Turkey's diplomatic isolation.
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"Pigeons suffer a P.R. problem," said Meredith Johnson, a Creative Time curator.
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PERINO: -- the P.R. woman to South Africa -- find out she was fired?
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The gang has flown into P.R. together to distribute aid to residents.
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My politics were malleable when a potential P.R. was on the line.
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In 2008, memes were simply a P.R. nightmare for the Republican Party.
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We were a full-employment act for every P.R. firm, law firm.
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This seemed like an ill-advised approach to P.R. for any company.
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Gelman, a P.R. consultant, recently posed in a photo shoot for Inc.
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For any other brand, such sightings would be considered a P.R. coup.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Facing an angry public uprising against his administration, Gov.
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Of course, UNICOR puts out good P.R. and portrays an excellent face.
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But the FDA's actions don't match the message of its P.R. campaign.
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MORE TO COME and P.R. AGENCIES were great debut entries to follow.
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This is something that has become a P.R. nightmare for the Republican Party.
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The real threat to Facebook isn't bad P.R., it's alienating its user base.
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Spring and fall break trips can assist P.R. in the years to come.
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"The head of the P.R. department can leave a review, too," Lyon said.
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Snapchat's P.R. representatives had breakfast with me once, then ignored my e-mails.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Henan has a P.R. problem, but Jing Changshui has an answer.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Read the latest with Thursday's live updates on Hurricane Maria.
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The clue is asking you for part of another P.R., or PUERTO Rico.
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"This one is a P.R. stunt," wrote Erik Wemple of The Washington Post.
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All the more impressive, perhaps, he orchestrated the P.R. operation from his sickbed.
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It's not fair to call it P.R. The access it provides is genuine.
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The P.R. firm had an additional suggestion: Why not file an antitrust complaint?
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"DID U.S. ASTRONAUTS REALLY LAND ON THE MOON?" a P.R. fact sheet asked.
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It helped create the template for London P.R. firms catering to foreign governments.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Read the latest with Wednesday's live updates on Hurricane Maria.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Read the latest on Hurricane Maria with Friday's live updates.
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Grinning, he said: "They sound as if they are P.R. representatives of RT."
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And Mr. Mueller is sticking to his tried-and-true P.R. strategy: silence.
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Ms. Espada was born in Coamo, P.R., the third oldest of eight children.
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A P.R. rep set up a phone call, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon.
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Back in my days working in insurance P.R., this would have stunned me.
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You wear a lot of black in P.R. and I've taken it on.
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"Little-known fact about Russell," one of the P.R. guys said to me.
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These usually amount to little more than P.R. gambits and short-term fixes.
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But what if it was written by the head of the company's P.R. department?
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"They use that money to hire contract lobbyists and P.R. people," Mr. Scarpinato said.
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He founded a new P.R. agency, Sans Frontières Associates, and named Bell its chairman.
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THOMAS H. WRIGHT Vieques, P.R. To the Editor: We greatly enjoy the drug ads.
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This is a P.R. man's dream, but he's supposed to be the foreign secretary.
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Utuado Journal CAONILLAS, Utuado, P.R. — Dr. Lissette Gutierrez is normally not one to curse.
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We took a look at how the firm brought "dirty P.R." to Silicon Valley.
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PONCE, P.R. — Jazmín Méndez has lived much of the last year in the dark.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The basketball tournament organizer worrying his business model could be gutted.
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But it may well work as a P.R. strategy, at least for a while.
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And for a monarchy that's had a century of P.R. disasters, that's saying something.
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So, last August, she quit her seemingly great job at a plum downtown p.r. firm.
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This poorly planned P.R. stunt is nothing short of a tour of blatant victim-blaming.
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"He wanted to be the go-to guy for P.R. in London," one partner said.
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So there&aposs a vacuum there, and she doesn&apost have a robust P.R. machine.
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I have listened to colleagues, lawyers, and P.R. professionals tell me that I am unemployable.
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P.R. Note: Data shows known travel of major campaigns and may not include all events.
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At an event in San Juan, P.R., last year unveiling a memorial to Clemente, Gov.
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Really, I think, this more broadly explains most of Green Book's appeal, as P.R. noted.
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A group of friends in Guaynabo, P.R., were singing by the light of their cellphones.
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P.R. I am, as you indicate, no stranger as a novelist to the erotic furies.
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Op-Ed Contributor SAN JUAN, P.R. — The nights are long in Puerto Rico these days.
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" But pushed its messaging hard: "Facebook also expanded its work with [the P.R. firm] Definers.
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To that end, they wanted a P.R. campaign that pushed the idea of economic emancipation.
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"I mean I guess, at a certain point, there's no such thing as bad P.R."
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After Hurricane Maria, Mr. Bonilla, who lived in Toa Baja, P.R., began having trouble breathing.
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"We could turn our response into a good P.R. approach if done right," he wrote.
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It was then that celebrity journalism and a rich secondary market in P.R. took off.
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Ten days after learning about the incident, the family says Chapman met with the mother and P.R. They claim that the school gave P.R. two options: Either leave the school altogether or be homeschooled with lessons and homework sent to her on a weekly basis.
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It's a classic example of bad P.R. the maker of the comments could never have predicted.
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And she says others initially made her feel at fault for the space agency's P.R. nightmare.
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Their forward-facing P.R. is 'We're the good guys,' and in the end they're absolutely not.
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But since this was a public relations disaster occurring in the midst of another massive p.r.
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He is a son of Emma Fernández of Bayamon, P.R., and the late José Luis Maymí.
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Regardless, the censorship question—while undoubtedly a P.R. headache for Google—is not an existential threat.
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Darius, who's trying to fix a P.R. problem, is equal parts fickle and ripe for redemption.
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Among them is Matt Bretzius, 31, the president of FischTank Marketing and P.R. in New York.
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P.R. Lockhart: I remember reading your review, and it initially lowered my expectations of the movie.
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And here are our dispatches from St. Martin, St. John, Dominica and San Juan, P.R. ____ 10.
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Regardless of how effective that idea might be, there's no doubt drones have tremendous P.R. value.
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"It was all about propaganda and P.R.," said Jonathan Bikker, the curator of the Rijksmuseum exhibition.
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P.R. I seem to have veered off course lately and read a heterogeneous collection of books.
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It still worries that its cultural and leadership fixes might not solve its lingering P.R. problems.
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It was our final meeting, and she had stopped letting her P.R. people make our reservations.
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"I questioned the P.R. and the talking points that surrounded the Sandy Hook massacre," he said.
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It was proof, though, that one of Britain's most famous P.R. firms was helping the brothers.
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"The smaller you go, the more P.R. has an impact on their commercial fortunes," he said.
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It was fakery dished out by railroad barons, paid scientists and P.R. men to credulous reporters.
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That makes them something like a fashion hybrid of a P.R. firm and a Hollywood agency.
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"It's easier to teach journalists P.R. than to teach publicists what news judgment is," he said.
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Soon the Sony P.R. rep told me that there was time for only one more question.
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That&aposs also showing a bias when the New York Times (inaudible) help with the P.R. battle.
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But I don't want to see him come in because somebody thinks it's a good P.R. move.
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P.R. and her family also continued to run into L.V. on occasion around the small Idaho town.
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One, this falls into my P.R. law that every overreaction will cause an equal or greater overreaction.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart explains, Trump has criticized Kaepernick's protests since he was on the campaign trail.
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MARÍA-ELENA CARRIÓN San Juan, P.R. The writer is managing partner of Multicultural Capital and Multicultural Ventures.
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"A P.R. firm that can't manage its own reputation isn't worth much in the marketplace," one said.
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With his crusade in San Juan, P.R., in 1995, he expanded his satellite reach more than sixfold.
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These P.R. disasters, as Facebook has shown, don't usually have a large effect on the bottom line.
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P.R. No one I know of has foreseen an America like the one we live in today.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart has written, reports of voter suppression have swirled amid a potentially historic race.
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VIEQUES, P.R. — Solitude used to be an allure of life on this island apart from an island.
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"I got a new P.R. person, a new manager, a new agency, a physical therapist," White said.
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He had an aggressive P.R. firm on retainer, ready to counterattack the second Bharara made his announcement.
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But Kaepernick's video performed P.R. jujitsu — a triumph of guerrilla "indie" filmmaking over the league's studio product.
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" The P.R. rep said that, in the early days of Mui, the company's slogan was "Interactive wood.
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Credit...A rooster raised for fighting on Hiram Figueroa's farm in Vega Baja, P.R. VEGA BAJA, P.R. — Hiram Figueroa rears roosters to fight, a Puerto Rican tradition from the time of the Spanish colonists that he learned as a teenager half a century ago and later taught his son.
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Racial progressivism, if genuinely about helping people rather than P.R. for ourselves, is not only idealistic but pragmatic.
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"Fossil fuels have a P.R. issue," Ben Cook, a portfolio manager at BP Capital Fund Advisors, told CNN.
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We figured it had to be a young man trying to do a little P.R. for the service.
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He cracked just a bit of a smile for the cameras before being ushered quickly away by p.r.
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It might be unwise as a legal P.R. strategy, but it doesn&apost mean a crime was committed.
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Bottom line: Most — but not all — top Facebook officials know they have real issues, not just P.R. issues.
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First, Colin wanted to make sure the workout would be a "legitimate process" -- and not a P.R. stunt.
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He is a son of Phyllis Johnson of Vieques, P.R., and Charles E. Dorkey III of New York.
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South Africans were outraged by the revelation that a British P.R. firm had meddled in their nation's politics.
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It had little evident understanding of American journalism, and erratic habits that evoked a badly run P.R. committee.
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It worries that its cultural and leadership fixes might not be enough to solve its lingering P.R. problems.
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Joining the conversation are Vox critics Todd VanDerWerff and Alissa Wilkinson and race and identities reporter P.R. Lockhart.
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Responsible Statecraft also uncovered that Grenell had provided P.R. services "aimed at U.S. media" for other foreign entities.
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The second bucket consists of perception problems — external P.R. crises, dwindling user satisfaction numbers and low employee morale.
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I added instructions urging candidates to contact us only if they had backgrounds in journalism, P.R. or law.
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Mike Baker contributed reporting from Seattle; Alejandra Rosa from Ponce, P.R.; and Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs from New York.
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"The A.S.R.C. are in cahoots with industry, and they're not amateurs at P.R.," he told me last year.
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Westbrook was there early, long before the kids started lining up, before even the team's P.R. director arrived.
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Lindsay Walters, a White House deputy press secretary, will leave in April to join Edelman, the P.R. firm.
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You can tell the chancellor is all business and does not play any P.R. games in this situation.
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P.R. disasters have sealed the fate of top executives at no fewer than five advertising companies this year.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, a perfect example of good P.R., the product of careful Kardashian planning.
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Trump and his aides have been predicting P.R. reinforcements for months with little to show for it until now.
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Their reflexive back-patting felt mostly like P.R. — efforts to claim the mantle of disruptive change without actual disruption.
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Preferring grandiosity and P.R. stunts to policy details, Johnson has stumbled on his hubris, lack of preparation and disorganization.
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However, the great majority of international firms didn't come in for the same P.R. blowback that Nike et al.
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After being blamed for an unfortunate incident at a P.R. party, they run away (penniless) to the French Riviera.
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But as P.R. Lockhart wrote for Vox, this group was not coming out to the polls to save America.
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You've got a great P.R. person, they do a great job with training you because you are just terrible.
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In San Juan, P.R., the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel is offering 20 percent off rooms that normally start at $350.
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"From a P.R. viewpoint, it's been a disaster," said Jens Liljestrand, the book editor at the Swedish newspaper Expressen.
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While at N.Y.U., Mr. Presten answered an ad from Mr. Erbe, the Madison Avenue P.R. man and nightclub owner.
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"It's Jedi-level P.R." Cook: Japanese pancakes, or okonomiyaki, are crisp on the outside and custardy in the center.
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Most of the portraits that precede and follow his are pure P.R. This continues well into the 20th century.
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I couldn't consult with my editor, who was on the phone with a member of the investor's P.R. staff.
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"Their job is not a P.R.-type job — their job is a much more technical job," Mr. Egan said.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co.
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"The West has, in some ways, through tax havens, shell corporations, P.R. firms, lobbyists, enabled corruption," Ms. Conley said.
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It was a P.R. coup: Scott was twenty, and his first fashion show had premièred on French national television.
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But they refused to answer questions, making it clear they saw reporters as mere pawns in their P.R. tableau.
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M.L.B. hosted regular season games in San Juan, P.R., in April 2018 and Monterrey, Mexico, won out this spring.
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"I went home, spent 24 hours on Google researching everything about P.R. and found Lizzie's number," Mr. Huck said.
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As my colleague P.R. Lockhart previously explained, Trump was not to credit for the gains of the last year.
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CHEMI ROSADO-SEIJO (Born 1973 in Vega Alta, P.R.; lives in San Juan and Naranjito, P.R.) In 2014, Mr. Rosado-Seijo transformed a museum gallery in San Juan into a classroom, inviting students from a school to the museum for daily Spanish class, and exhibiting works from the museum at the school.
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But Dan Primack points out that amid terrible P.R. + hearings + user complaints + hacks, new federal regs are nowhere near passage.
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Industry experts say that wave of P.R. looks like a response to Trump, even if the underlying hiring is not.
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Go Deeper: The New York Times on how a British P.R. firm was disgraced by its activities in South Africa.
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He's basically been blackballed and even Rogelio's P.R. people have no advice for Michael except to just wait it out.
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"Clearly, as P.R., it would not be great if he was onstage again performing as Ivan the Terrible," he said.
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Int.—Boardroom P.R. Executive 1 : We think it's so great that you've been taking an interest in humanitarian aid, sir.
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He closed 360 in 2007 and, with his wife, Tania Puell, moved to Vieques, P.R., to run a diving business.
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Vietnam '67 BAYAMÓN, P.R. — The experience never leaves a combat medic: the sight, the smell, the touch of flowing blood.
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To find out, writers for Travel spent time in Vieques, St. Martin, St. John, Dominica and San Juan, P.R. (below).
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There was the dumpster fire of a P.R. response to the breach, tortuous customer service and persistently abysmal security practices.
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GUAYNABO, P.R. — Miriam Gonzalez stepped outside her shuttered restaurant in this municipality near San Juan and offered an exaggerated grin.
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Paying Mr. Moonves anything would create a P.R. headache, but refusing to pay could kick-start a messy legal fight.
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And here's a look at some of the tactics used by Definers, the P.R. agency that Facebook fired last week.
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Hawaii P.R. 2018 1998 By Matthew Bloch | Source: U.S. Army The main predictors are not based on class or race.
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A child played inside the Coliseo Mariano "Tito" Rodriguez in Guánica, P.R., which is currently a shelter for earthquake evacuees.
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"He was eccentric and believed in some government conspiracies, for sure, but it was a P.R. stunt," Mr. Shuster said.
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On a recent Friday, Oki and two P.R. representatives visited this magazine's office for what is usually called a deskside.
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But to listen to Callaway on Sunday night was like hearing a jocular P.R. man wave off his totaled BMW.
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In addition to brainstorming with city officials, sources tell us Ricky will host a concert benefit in P.R. next month.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co. Disclaimer
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As P.R. Lockhart has also written for Vox, the whole college admissions scandal demonstrates how racial and educational inequality intersect.
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Briles has denied any wrongdoing -- but the P.R. hit appeared too much for the Ticats and the CFL to stomach.
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BAYAMÓN, P.R. — Tom Payne, the president of Puerto Rico F.C., is too anxious to sit during his team's soccer matches.
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It looks more like a fatal P.R. misstep, forever cementing Boll's reputation as a cartoon villain flailing at his inner demons.
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P.R.-wise, communication-wise, the way it was drafted, I would have done it differently, but easy to say with hindsight.
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It just seems that all of a sudden this came out of the shadows, Greg, like ICE has a P.R. problem.
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He does the bare minimum and doesn't hide his contempt for having to feed the gaping maw of a ridiculous p.r.
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Pres Trump visited supply distribution center at Calvary Chapel in Guaynabo, P.R. Handed out paper towels, flashlight batteries and rice. pic.twitter.
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Thank you to the Governor of P.R. and to all of those who are working so closely with our First Responders.
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"This is a P.R., marketing issue, dealing with the translation of science and its 'sale' to the sports world," Tucker wrote.
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" "We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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Chude Jideonwo, a friend of hers who works in P.R., had come back from a year at Yale scarred and angry.
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That doesn't mean it should fall on black women to "save" America from predatory men, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart has noted.
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This is pure P.R. Why it matters: Giuliani is publicly setting up Mueller with expectations he must know Mueller can't meet.
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The bottom line: The main thing the companies bought themselves was a major P.R. headache, with nothing to show for it.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — They shouted angrily about "colonialism" and called for a Prexit, or Puerto Rican exit, from the United States.
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Murphy's mother and father were busy with work—his mother doing corporate P.R., his father running circulation for a local newspaper.
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But it is a very good P.R. thing for him—all of a sudden he comes in and saves the day.
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Instead of showcasing P.R. mouthpieces, how about featuring policy surrogates, the wonks who churn out the position papers that become laws?
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P.R.: I think the question of what would have happened if Wakanda was revealed earlier in history is an interesting one.
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A three-hour delay out of San Juan, P.R., and a variety of technical issues, including "complete chaos" during liquor service.
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We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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CreditCreditErika P. Rodriguez for The New York Times SAN JUAN, P.R. — A grandmother turned a school bathroom sink into a bath.
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At Ogilvy & Mather, the advertising and P.R. agency, a group of men have banded together for what they call Shorts Friday.
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He even came up with two alter egos, John Barron and John Miller, so he could masquerade as his own p.r.
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A month later, in San Juan, P.R., for a friend's bachelorette party, she met Ronald Masso Ferret, 33, at a bar.
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I want to believe that each drastic measure will pay off, and not just turn out to be glorified P.R. stunts.
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We sat in a screening room accompanied by two affable white P.R. people and a black security guard who said nothing.
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They are obviously spending thousands of dollars on P.R. and marketing efforts to get their "free service" in front of you.
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"The Iranian government does not want a situation where the United States gets maximum P.R. for minimal steps," Mr. Nasr added.
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"The Iranian government does not want a situation where the United States gets maximum P.R. for minimal steps," Mr. Nasr added.
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The U.K.'s most over-the-top faux P.R. gurus are leaving London behind for greener pastures in Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.
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"'Witch' is a loaded word, but I do love it," he said, noting that his husband thinks it needs some P.R. help.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart points out, the falling unemployment rate lacks context: Trump's claims about the black unemployment rate are somewhat misleading.
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Some names being discussed internally — Kellyanne Conway, Jason Miller, and several people in senior positions at major interest groups or P.R. firms.
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If the Haggler ran the Budget Avis P.R. department, he would have opened this email with "sorry" and news of the refund.
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The weeklong cruise cost $1,915.50 (plus airfare to San Juan, P.R.); at every turn, somebody was offering the opportunity to spend more.
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The couple met in 2013 at a wedding in Vieques, P.R. Mr. Melton asked Ms. DiNicola to dance, and she politely declined.
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The couple met in 241 at a wedding in Vieques, P.R. Mr. Melton asked Ms. DiNicola to dance, and she politely declined.
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And as Vox's P.R. Lockhart has reported, dress code policies may play a particularly important role in the overdisciplining of black girls.
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Jeanmarie McFadden, the former head of communications at Morgan Stanley and MetLife, will join the Brunswick Group P.R. firm as a partner.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Her memories of the storm came in flashes: neighbors' screams, gushing water, swimming against the current with her son.
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But it also reflected a more widespread conflation of eulogy and personal P.R. Did you see Madonna at MTV's Video Music Awards?
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To simply frame in P.R. communications an issue as 'improper workplace conduct' seems to soften the issue and generalize it too much.
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ISABELA, P.R. — The police came to this coastal city, nicknamed the Garden of the Northwest, in trucks, jeeps and medical evacuation vans.
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So, while the possibility of it becoming a giant P.R. Potemkin village to assuage critics is very high, it deserves public support.
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Employees understood that to mean that all marketing, store events and other P.R. initiatives will cease during that time, the person said.
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Plastics-industry-supported groups like the A.P.B.A. hire P.R. firms, lobby legislators, file lawsuits, and spend millions to defeat anti-bag laws.
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Amber Rudd, the former British lawmaker, is joining the consulting and P.R. firm Teneo as a senior adviser in its London office.
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This goes down as one of the worst weeks he's had politically and P.R.-wise, but I don't think anything will change.
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Read more " _____ • Mike Allen in Axios: "Kushner has a top legal and P.R. team, and the potentially problematic day was deftly handled.
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As former Mets first baseman and announcer Keith Hernandez noted a year ago, Harvey did himself no favor by embracing the p.r.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The gates of the University of Puerto Rico are chained shut and festooned with protest signs and students' desks.
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But this week, the kindly image CGL had crafted in its P.R. campaign fell away to make the company's colonial prerogatives clear.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Lin-Manuel Miranda only had to speak his character's name — Alexander Hamilton — to bring the crowd to its feet.
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Jesse, do you think this is a good move on their part, from a P.R. perspective, to shut down for half a day?
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A Sports Illustrated reporter wrote an accurate account of his crudity, and the Astros' response became a study in crisis P.R. gone whack.
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P.R.'s mother told BuzzFeed News that after Chapman learned what happened inside the computer lab, the principal summoned her to the school.
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"When I reviewed this case, it seemed to be outrageous," attorney Lee Schlender, who is representing P.R. in the lawsuit, told BuzzFeed News.
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YORK: This White House meeting, if only for the optics and P.R. of this, they should have had this a long time ago.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart points out, the president used old and racist tropes of black communities as being dirty and unhygienic in retaliation.
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"We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever," Trump tweeted.
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"We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever," he tweeted.
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Emin Agalarov called Rob Goldstone, a British tabloid reporter turned music promoter and P.R. agent who had helped put together the 2013 pageant.
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" Bush told me that Cohn also said something he found curious: "Don't worry, I've told my P.R. people to stand down for now.
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Lately, celebrity feuds have taken on the contours of cyberbullying, with famous rivals integrating the tactics of online harassers into their P.R. offensives.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Girls raced up the school steps in their plaid pinafores and backpacks on Tuesday, ponytails tied tight with colorful ribbons.
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CAGUAS, P.R. — Harry Figueroa, a teacher who went a week without the oxygen that helped him breathe, died here last week at 246.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Marianne Ramírez Aponte, the executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Juan, had never been so worried.
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P.R.: Why do you think the original intuition on this topic was precisely the opposite, that virtual reality is nothing but instantiated fantasy?
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"A lot of them feel like they are P.R.-driven, but there are some that are absolutely lots of fun," Mr. Lee said.
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"They didn't even have a P.R. person, but I managed to track down a contact for her," Mr. Shalit said in an interview.
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In contrast, Crosby's Oscar-winning portrayal of warm, wise Father O'Malley gave the Catholic Church its best P.R. He tended his image carefully.
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Because no one was doing such P.R. for our local foods, we longed to leave our shores to savor this manna from America.
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And in another high-profile investigation, Robert Mueller, the special counsel investigating President Trump's ties to Russia, has a novel P.R. strategy: silence.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport is normally a bustling and happy place, full of vacationers and warm family reunions.
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Nate Hinton, the founder of the Hinton Group, a two-year-old fashion P.R. firm, understood the logic behind Mr. Jean-Raymond's move.
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We do like that P.R. guy, Rob Goldstone, who also announced on Facebook when he checked into Trump Tower for the secret meeting.
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She just wanted to live her life on her own terms and never wanted to participate in the whole P.R. circus of Hollywood.
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Corporations got off paying symbolic penalties, defense firms raked in huge fees, and prosecutors earned P.R. victories — as long as everyone played along.
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"We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!" the president said.
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Critics predict that Ma won't follow through on the pledge and that like Trump he knows a good P.R. opportunity when he sees it.
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Specifically, Larson wants to change the face of her press tour, something that is usually done at the behest of a star's P.R. team.
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Sure, it goes against the old P.R. rule about getting out ahead of the story instead of letting someone else control it for you.
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Ramona Nazario, 67, who arrived three years ago from Ponce, P.R., said the shooting reminded her too much of what she had left behind.
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In 1995, she went to work for Nadine Johnson, an established P.R. agent known for her fashionable roster of art world and luxury clients.
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According to Wolff's account, Trump saw running and losing as the greatest P.R. stunt possible; he'd be world famous, so he'd win by losing.
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As Bell presented it to me, access to an expensive London P.R. firm was a right as fundamental as access to a defense lawyer.
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That March, the South African bank Investec severed its P.R. contract with Bell Pottinger, because it objected to the firm's work for the Guptas.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Before she played in her last tennis tournament, Mónica Puig was pretty much like anyone else at San Juan International Airport.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co. — CNBC's Fred Imbert contributed reporting.
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P.R.: Where between the Kantian being and us inventing our way into our own demise do you locate your own conception of the future?
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P.R.: Lastly, I'm wondering whether you think that ultimately there will be a transition from physical reality to virtual reality on a civilizational scale.
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Joining the conversation are Vox culture reporters Alex Abad-Santos and Alissa Wilkinson, and P.R. Lockhart, who writes about race and identities for Vox.
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Mr. Obey, a retired elementary school principal on Staten Island, N.Y., died of Covid-19 on Sunday in San Juan, P.R. He was 73.
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" He added that, "We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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The new firm, Kekst CNC, will have 250 P.R. professionals, led by Jeremy Fielding of Kekst and Bernhard Meising of CNC as co-C.E.O.s.
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Hurricane Maria washed away a bridge that led in and out of Charco Abajo, P.R., severing a critical lifeline to that remote inland village.
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At the same time, creating a realistic P.R. issue for a company to navigate — or, in our case, hobble through — is its own challenge.
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J (based on the real-life P.R. maven Lee Jaffe) spots Pauline, a scabby-shinned girl in a tiara being handcuffed for prostitution. Mrs.
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"Hosting Assad, one of the worst butchers on the planet, as your first foreign leader visit is not a good P.R. move," one said.
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Just before Hurricane Maria swept over the hills of San Lorenzo, P.R., Sylvia Martínez noticed that everything, even the animals, had gone eerily silent.
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Newsbook (Updated on July 19953, 2019) Protesters have been flooding the streets of San Juan, P.R., for more than a week to demand Gov.
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She is the daughter of Luisa Torres of Toa Baja, P.R., and Dr. Daniel Martinez of Miami; and the stepdaughter of José J. Avilés.
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" Business Insider published a list of his most galling acts, with the headline, "The 10 Biggest Lies Told by American Apparel's Top P.R. Man.
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Angelo Manuel Falcón was born on June 23, 1951, in San Juan, P.R. His family moved to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, when he was an infant.
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Last month, Sistine hired the P.R. agency 42West, which represents Kylie Jenner (82 million followers), and not long ago she signed with IMG Models.
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"I'm not going to pay for P.R.," said Sue Sylwester-Rice, 49, a resident who canceled her subscription after reading about Ms. Budman's tweets.
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Floyd told us straight-up, "I don't know" -- weird considering he's been on a P.R. offensive to drive up interest in a potential Conor vs.
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Debate over what to do about Cambridge Analytica's exploitation of Facebook was also intense; its lawyers and its P.R. team have argued for minimal transparency.
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Fernando Ruiz, 39, said that registering to vote was among his first priorities after fleeing Toa Alta, P.R., last year amid the island's debt crisis.
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In the polished world of celebrity P.R., it's exceptional to see a celebrity exposed in a private moment, especially by one of her own kind.
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Joining the conversation are Vox critics Todd VanDerWerff and Alissa Wilkinson, senior politics and policy correspondent Zack Beauchamp, and race and identities reporter P.R. Lockhart.
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According to the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project report, for example, Macedonia's VMRO party spent more than a million dollars on lobbyists and p.r.
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Halberstam waved this aside as so much P.R. hooey, but, as has since become clear, Agnew reached a ready audience, especially in houses like mine.
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The ransom also began to figure, often in highly distorted form, in a Saudi-financed P.R. blitz that portrayed Qatar as a fountainhead of terrorism.
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The public has no real way of assessing an NFL decision; we don't know if we can rely on it as anything other than p.r.
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As others have pointed out, if the league wants to use the threat of injuries as P.R. spin, then it has to spin both ways.
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For an organization packed with public relations experts — the P.R. branch has at least 300 members — the academy finds itself in these tempests rather frequently.
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There was also Brad Gerstman, a brawny Long Island lobbyist and P.R. man who had done work for Trump in New York over the years.
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"You need to speak your stakeholders' language, and coming out with P.R. mumbo jumbo, like 're-accommodate,' is the wrong thing to do," she said.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The man streaming on Facebook Live looked straight into his cellphone camera and promised that the footage to come would be outrageous.
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The company hired Steve Lombardo, who had been a top executive at the global P.R. firm Burson-Marsteller, as its chief of communications and marketing.
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Ms. Dennis, a former administrative social worker and marketing consultant, had always wanted to work for a P.R. agency — badly enough to work without pay.
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The P.R. staff had mentioned to me that Westbrook was famous in the organization for giving everyone nicknames: Alfalfa, Ace Ventura, Snakes on a Plane.
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GUAYNABO, P.R. — Victor Manuel Torres raised one hand, about waist level, indicating how high the sea rose in his house during Hurricane Maria last year.
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She ran her campaign on the old-fashioned myth that a politician should try to seem real, despite all the P.R. pros behind the scenes.
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The victim, P.R., claims that after Chapman entered the room L.V. told the principal that the students were just watching a movie on a laptop computer.
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"…We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!" he tweeted on October 12.
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When Daniel Thöle, a partner from Johannesburg who mostly did P.R. work for mining companies, heard that the firm had signed the Guptas, he was appalled.
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The P.R. headache to come will be substantial, but it's worth noting that Bobby doesn't feel even a twitch of discomfort over his actions that day.
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Hollywood, Silicon Valley, presidential libraries and foundations, politically connected private equity groups, P.R. firms, think tanks, universities and Trump family enterprises are awash in Arab money.
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Above, a man in Yabucoa, P.R. Lines for gasoline stretched for blocks as people sought fuel for generators, and supplies of drinking water are in question.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — As Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, María Martínez Espada, 2000, slipped because of a water leak in her apartment and broke her hip.
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" … We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!" he tweeted a month ago.
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To find out, writers for Travel spent time in Vieques (below), St. Martin, St. John, Dominica and San Juan, P.R.. The ceiling fan spun lazily overhead.
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TOA BAJA, P.R. — The little cluster of friends and neighbors had gathered in front of a concrete home in a flooded-out seaside neighborhood at sunset.
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"This is a P.R. disaster for Rajoy," Steven Blockmans, an expert on European Union law and institutions at the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels.
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YABUCOA, P.R. — The morning on Thursday was quieter than it was a year ago in this small farming town on the southeast coast of Puerto Rico.
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Nor did Mr. Henderson's "unequivocal and absolute apology" in July, or his resignation in September the day before Britain's P.R. trade group tossed out Bell Pottinger.
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CAGUAS, P.R. — The closing of 167 public schools in Puerto Rico a year ago seemed drastic, a painful casualty of a deep and prolonged debt crisis.
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Though close friends knew about what she was going through, Ms. Blanco hadn't — to borrow another phrase from celebrity P.R. speak — gone public about it yet.
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Such a projection of intensity in the age of celebrity and social media, when everyone is their own brand and on their own perennial P.R. junket.
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Then Mr. Osborne and Mr. Chow of Public School called to say they were leaving KCD and wanted him to do their P.R. under the table.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — It is a proudly Spanish-speaking territory at a time when the White House has taken down the Spanish version of its website.
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Scott was flanked by designers and by Pablo Olea, his P.R. director, who wore a football jersey with a snarling black jaguar over a flannel shirt.
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"The owner of the P.R. firm tried the cupcakes and loved them and put me in touch with her caterer for a tasting," Ben-Ishay says.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co. — CNBC's Fred Imbert contributed to this report.
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PHOTOS: Protesters in San Juan, P.R., left, have called for the resignation of Pedro R. Pierluisi, who replaced Ricardo A. Rosselló, above, as governor last week.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co. —CNBC's Fred Imbert contributed to this report. Disclaimer
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AGUADILLA, P.R. — To understand how Puerto Rico's power authority has piled up $260 billion in debt, one need only visit this bustling city on the northwest coast.
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LUQUILLO, P.R. — When you looked up, you could once see nothing but the lush, emerald canopy of tabonuco and sierra palm trees covering El Yunque National Forest.
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"Is it P.R. to say I'm putting a face on somebody that you feel completely free to attack willy-nilly without knowing who they are?" he said.
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Larson stars as a struggling artist who moves back home with her parents and takes a job at a P.R. firm as a grudging concession to adulthood.
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Sometimes, a company's privacy error results in little more than bad P.R. It's no surprise, then, that so many people are leery of a more connected future.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Like many other frivolous things on the island these days, the shiny motorcycles at the Planet Honda showroom have been pushed to the side.
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Our prime minister was David Cameron, a smooth, aristocratic former P.R. man, who was a conservative, but who revered Mr. Obama, as did most of the country.
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FAJARDO, P.R. — Juan Jimenez squinted into the dark lobby of his bank early Friday, thinking about the paycheck sitting in his account, just behind the locked doors.
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Galloway took his seat at the scoring table between Kelsey Bibik, the team's just-hired P.R. manager who would live-tweet the game, and the arena announcer.
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My team and I go through P.R. packages we've received from brands, and I start deciding what will be kept and what will be donated to charity.
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"There's a sense among the workers that most of the reforms the bank has made are very superficial and only being done for P.R. reasons," he said.
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" In response to his fictional P.R. person's claim that using the cross as a symbol for faith would be mad, Malcolm Muggeridge replied: "But it wasn't mad.
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Or was it when you were leaking information, when you are disguising yourself as your own P.R. guide talking to tabloids about what a great lover you were.
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"HELP USA PLEASE P.R." Near Ciales, as Blackhawks from the 1st Armored Division flew over, people on a rooftop reached toward the sky to signal they needed water.
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Do you think it&aposs just a P.R. game that they&aposre playing and trying to discredit the Mueller investigation by saying all of these things were happening?
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I talked with Mark Kelly, head of P.R. at Lodge Manufacturing, a company that has been making cast-iron cookware in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee, for nearly 120 years.
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"The conversation, to my surprise, moved into a P.R. conversation about how the Trump team would position this and what they could say about this," Mr. Comey said.
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And a skeptic might go further and point out that this all happens against a backdrop of WhatsApp's owner, Facebook, dealing with huge P.R. challenges of its own.
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That moment is with Saffy, and I have always thought that the main theme in the show is the family stuff rather than the fashion and P.R. stuff.
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"It would be easier from a P.R. perspective if you put them out in a sea cage because it sounds nice," he told reporters on the conference call.
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Adriana Fontanals, 33, who was 24 weeks pregnant, listened to a talk about the dangers of the Zika virus at a hospital in San Juan, P.R., last month.
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He graduated from the University of the Sacred Heart in San Juan, P.R. He is a son of Beba J. Correa and Francisco Correa Sr. of San Juan.
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"Often, big-deal P.R. people will come into restaurants and critique the menus for chefs," she said, referring to public relations executives who specialize in the restaurant industry.
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Pedro A. Ramírez, right, a 65-year-old Desert Storm veteran, has been living in a government shelter in Guánica, P.R., with his wife, daughter and two grandchildren.
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Op-Ed Contributor SAN JUAN, P.R. — I live in a San Juan suburb, and I'm one of the lucky few who were spared the worst of Hurricane Maria.
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The idea is that as long as we don't lose antibiotics in country XYZ, we can take our hit in the U.S., and get the P.R. for it.
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P.R.: I'm wondering whether it's useful to say that virtual reality isn't simply an alternate reality but is rather a sub-reality of the one we normally occupy.
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"We like to think of ourselves as P.R. for animals," Ben Williamson, who was at the time PETA's senior international media director, said in an interview last year.
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P.R. Yes, in just a matter of months I'll depart old age to enter deep old age — easing ever deeper daily into the redoubtable Valley of the Shadow.
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Seated at a conference table in temporary offices in Mayfair, where he is starting a new P.R. firm, he said Bell Pottinger's dissolution was too recent to discuss.
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When it comes to personal revelations, the book is opaque and exceedingly repetitive, as if the prose had been pushed through the messaging mill of a P.R. firm.
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Despite his and Ms. McGroder's encouraging words to this reporter and a P.R. representative for Mr. Quaid, who was also in attendance, there was a lot of screaming.
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The tactic can be "a P.R. home run," said Andrew Dessler, a professor of atmospheric sciences at Texas A&M University who received one such demand in 2012.
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I went not because of the usual P.R. blitz or the big-name-chef-driven buzz but because I kept hearing about it through trusted word of mouth.
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Congress to decide how much to spend.... ...We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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How was I supposed to see what I had just seen and then go make professional small talk with the friendly young P.R. people who arranged the screening?
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I spend the afternoon catching up on emails, following up with the P.R. lead for Tiffany's and signing an N.D.A. for Apple to hear about a potential project.
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LARES, P.R. — This picturesque mountain town, renowned for its rich coffee, peculiar ice cream and a historic, if short-lived, rebellion, now has a far less welcome distinction.
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There are other P.R. agencies (for instance, Glover Park Group, based in New York and Washington) and social media-related start-ups that offer versions of this service.
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A member of Cosby's P.R. team read a statement from his wife Camille, who blasted prosecutors, the judge and media for what she says is unethical and deceitful conduct.
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So they are doing a really, really good job of muddying and this P.R. campaign of what is and isn&apost allowed and what is and isn&apost appropriate.
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A BlackPAC survey found that Warren's favorability increased, from 58 percent to 67 percent, among black voters who are following election news closely, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart recently noted.
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The problem for the P.R. firms' wealthy, often Saudi, clients, who have lavishly funded Nusra, is that the evidence of their ruinous policies can't be photoshopped out of existence.
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Casts and crews were held hostage as they withstood Kubrick's infinite futzing, and audiences were held in eager suspense by P.R. campaigns that often oversold the films' commercial appeal.
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" On January 18th, he e-mailed James Henderson, Bell Pottinger's C.E.O., and described the P.R. campaign's theme as one of "economic emancipation," adding, "The trip was a great success.
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Erlich doesn't have the discipline and tact to be a passable P.R. chief, but Richard offers him that concession to salvage some measure of dignity from his public failure.
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Still, the glimpse of what corporations actually pay in taxes, brought to light by the F.A.S.B. rule change, "could become a P.R. problem for these companies," Mr. Willens said.
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Also on the agenda in Baltimore are meetings with Carmen Yulín Cruz, the mayor of San Juan, P.R., and Mary Kay Henry, president of the Service Employees International Union.
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"This is yet another P.R. move — a stopgap at best — to release the pressure on those responsible for the insulin price crisis," she said in an email on Tuesday.
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It has yet to offer much visibility to women of color in low-wage jobs — many of whom, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart notes, face multiple barriers to reporting harassment.
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That narrative, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart pointed out, is used to invoke the argument that the Civil War was fought not to preserve slavery but to defend states' rights.
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VIEQUES, P.R. — A newborn's cries rarely echo anymore though the hallways of what passes as a hospital on the ravaged island of Vieques, off the coast of Puerto Rico.
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The begrudging P.R. performance slips quickly into friendship and then, well, Alex discovers that the force with which Henry has always agitated him didn't stem from animosity at all.
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The truth is, Sheryl Sandberg has been preoccupied with her own P.R. — and has been a master of the cold science of optics — ever since she was a teenager.
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People drying clothes in the hallways of Urban Elementary School of Guaynabo, P.R., which is being used as a shelter for people who lost their homes in Hurricane Maria.
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Doing so would unnecessarily elevate the profile of the angry losers and occasionally violent extremists who defame Americans and give them the P.R. victory they were seeking all along.
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All those truths we need to contend with are out of reach because we're so committed to this P.R. campaign, taught in schools as gospel truth, that we're peacekeepers.
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When the Wall Street Journal prepared a story about how Bezos's divorce might affect his company, Amazon's P.R. department, which had been known for using mild language, responded acidly.
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The exhibition graphics were inspired by the Biennial catalog design by Tiguere Corporation, in San Juan, P.R., which includes hand-drawn circles with slashes as a way-finding element.
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His longtime P.R. adviser, Dawn Schneider, who had been pushing for a more forceful denunciation, dropped her pen, threw up her arms and buried her head in her hands.
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For an organization filled with public relations experts — its marketing and P.R. branch has more than 2.83 members — the academy has found itself in nonstop tempests in recent years.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart has noted, women of color in low-wage jobs can be especially vulnerable to sexual harassment, but much early coverage of the movement ignored them.
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Isn&apost it part of the aggressive strategy to try to win the P.R. battle in case the president decides not to testify or to go to court over it?
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German lawmaker Andreas Nick warned if he is not here to be a traditional ambassador but a P.R. person for the alt-right in Europe, we will have an issue.
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" In a series of tweets, Trump warned that the U.S. "cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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" There is nothing novel about this advice, he said: "I've never been in a situation where a lawyer or P.R. counsel says, 'Hey, get out there and open your yap.
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Chris Brown called himself a "piece of sh*t" this morning after ranting against R&B singer Kehlani ... essentially saying her suicidal episode is a P.R. stunt concocted for sympathy.
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The British baritone Thomas Allen stated in 2002 at the Royal Philharmonic Society Awards that "money-grabbing, P.R.-led" marketers were using "wet T-shirted" violinists to sell classical music.
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After brief detours to Texas and New York, he wound up in Bayamón, P.R., where he married a local woman who taught him to make chicharrones de pollo and mofonguitos.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The Zika epidemic that has spread from Brazil to the rest of Latin America is now raging in Puerto Rico — and the island's response is in chaos.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — In March 1954, Rafael Cancel Miranda smuggled a gun into the United States Capitol and, with three other Puerto Rican nationalists, opened fire from the visitors' gallery.
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That is mostly because the standard tools of promotion that are necessary to reach that peak — radio, advertising, a splashy P.R. campaign — remain the expertise of the big record labels.
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Texas P.R. firms have tried them all: our amazing urban sophistication, our amazing urban diversity and let's not forget our amazing economy — at least when the oil price is high.
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And like P.R., I wasn't troubled by the fact that the racists in the movie are of the overtly grotesque kind that you see only on the fringe right today.
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But I couldn't publish a story that sanctified Mr. Kraft and ignored the fact that he needed good P.R. to avoid damaging his most cherished and valuable asset, the Patriots.
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She grew up mostly in Cayey, P.R. Her mother, a cultural anthropologist, is a researcher there at the University of Puerto Rico, where Ms. Godreau is in her sophomore year.
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"That was a P.R. effort to legitimize what is U.S. support for a radical political minority in Venezuela," said Rob Zolitor, a Navy veteran who joined the protest on Thursday.
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"It's Jedi-level P.R." Cook: Crisp on the outside and custardy in the center, okonomiyaki are pan-fried Japanese pancakes that traditionally feature a filling of cabbage and pork belly.
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Voluntarily recognizing the union was also something of a P.R. asset for companies such as Vice and Gawker Media: a fairly cost-effective way to burnish a media outlet's image.
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FAJARDO, P.R. — Puerto Rico, dealt only a glancing blow by Hurricane Irma, has become an impromptu emergency hub for its Caribbean neighbors that were left devastated by the storm's wrath.
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Ask Justine Sacco, a P.R. executive who in 2013 sent an ironic tweet to her 170 followers just as she was about to step on a flight to Cape Town.
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After graduating from Ole Miss in 1940, he took a P.R. job with H.K. Ferguson, an engineering and construction company, which began building military installations as America went to war.
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The more formidable challenger is John Tsang Chun-wah, Mr. Leung's former finance secretary, whose folksy style and smooth P.R. skills contrast with Ms. Lam's stern and strait-jacketed ways.
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Rob Goldstone, the British P.R. guy who likes to post pictures of himself in funny hats was there — representing a Russian pop singer whose dad is besties with Vladimir Putin.
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Saito and a Sony P.R. rep led me into a conference room with a long white table, tall-backed red leather chairs and chrome lights hanging pendulously from the ceiling.
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Hawaii P.R. 2018 1998 By Matthew Bloch | Source: U.S. Army "Whenever that happens, the Army faces recruiting challenges," said David R. Segal, a sociologist who advises the military on recruiting.
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The security arrangements are widely held to be inadequate for such a valuable collection, and other operations that are vital in most museums, such as P.R., are all but nonexistent.
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As my colleague P.R. Lockhart noted last December, race issues in 2016 could be exploited due to already existing tensions in the US that were amplified by Trump as a candidate.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Jorge and his wife Laura -- who just got back from another humanitarian mission to P.R. -- where they brought food, supplies, water and more to people in need.
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As for Riggs, his bragging, thanks to Carell's sympathetic portrayal, seems less like militant misogyny than like a last desperate flourish of P.R. from a middle-aged jerk on the slide.
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"It shouldn't be surprising to reporters at The New York Times that a P.R. firm would be providing context for reporters ahead of a client's testimony on Capitol Hill," he wrote.
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The reports coming out of San Juan, P.R., as I touched down in mid-February, five months after the Category 9003 Hurricane Maria had ripped through the island, were still dire.
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P.R.: I'll confess now that I haven't seen all the performances that are nominated this year, so I cannot really answer whether I think Green Book's performances were better than others.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Altagracia Rodriguez de Jesus woke up on a recent morning and cranked open the aluminum shutters along one wall of her small, eighth-floor apartment overlooking the capital.
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"I think that the Cardinal's move is basically a P.R. move that was made under duress," said Michael Reck, a lawyer who represents clergy abuse victims in cases against the diocese.
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While crisis simulations have long been used by the P.R. industry, those from CommCore and its competitors, including a tool from Weber Shandwick called Firebell, are examples of a newer breed.
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It was my second night in San Juan, P.R., where I was attending a conference known as Somos that is perhaps the most unusual event on the New York political calendar.
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So, for New Year's, we repacked our hopes and our sunglasses and headed to San Juan, P.R. Determined to prove my worth via my travel acumen, I sunk my teeth in.
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With the Iowa caucuses looming, Presidential hopefuls who have already inundated the e-mail inboxes of voters—the "spray and pray" technique, in P.R. parlance—may want to rethink their strategy.
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The Kalanick video was a P.R. nightmare not just for Uber but also for the platform economy in general, posing grand questions about the world it promises, or threatens, to create.
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Mr. Trump just used his pen to upend lives and give great P.R. to jihadist recruiters who have been saying all along that the United States is at war with Islam.
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But instead of checking our coastal location and predisposition to flooding, I was entranced by the P.R. bonanza that was a byproduct of Houston's warm welcome to the New Orleans victims.
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HARF: I think this is part of President Trump&aposs ongoing P.R. effort to discredit the Mueller probe, because it&aposs getting more serious and a number of people have been indicted.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart has noted, for many decades of American history, "an allegation of sexual assault or harassment was enough to cost a man his life" if that man was black.
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An outside P.R. company was brought in to garner media coverage; Melville himself posted a since-deleted video on LinkedIn touting Diversity Editions and his role in making the book covers happen.
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How to structure a crisis-communication apparatus to contain the Russia response, so it doesn't preoccupy the entire West Wing, and how it'll interact with legal and P.R. operations on the outside.
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And if he can really back up his push for risk pools with adequate funding, Cruz could soothe senators like Collins and other nervous Republicans who are terrified of any bad p.r.
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As long as there's money to be made gaming the system, he figures it's desirable (and good P.R.) for some of that money to go to those who need it most. ♦
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"It's been a rocky road, P.R.-wise, but they made the right call, strategically," said Ali Shihabi, the founder of the Arabia Foundation, who has close ties to the Saudi royal court.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — A surge of fuel and food supplies and federal government personnel has begun to arrive in Puerto Rico, the governor of the storm-battered island said Sunday morning. Gov.
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PONCE, P.R. — Almost two months after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, there were more signs of how unsettled the situation remains here and how grievous the toll of the storm was.
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These sophisticated services include round-the-clock crisis P.R. response, efforts to shape internet search results, and a website with international reports and legal filings intended to bolster his side of story.
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It could apply to San Juan, P.R., still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria; to towns in California virtually erased by forest fires; to neighborhoods in Houston repeatedly soaked by rising waters.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — On a hurricane-battered island where people may still wait hours for gasoline, cash and ice, one of the scarcest, most precious commodities has become a plane ticket out.
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With so many blacks in South Africa mired in poverty, the topic is urgent, but discussion about it has been debased by its association with a notorious and self-serving P.R. campaign.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — When Carmen Yulín Cruz was a long-shot candidate for mayor here in 2008, she cast herself as a "pitirre," a small bird known for fearlessly attacking larger ones.
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Above, students at the Hiram Gonzalez Elementary School in Bayamon, P.R. Hurricane Maria exacerbated the island's financial woes, and set off another wave of departures to the mainland, draining classrooms of students.
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It was not until after watching her home in Aguada, P.R., fill with water and the roofs blow off houses during Hurricane Maria that Suzette Sanchez began noticing those around her dying.
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Larger airports include Detroit Metropolitan; Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International in Florida; Logan International in Boston; Los Angeles International; Luis Muñoz Marín International in San Juan, P.R.; and McCarran International in Las Vegas.
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Ko Sung-hee stars as an anonymous P.R. functionary at an eyewear company called Prism, which is experimenting with a pair of glasses that will assist in summoning a realistic holographic companion.
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"I went in to help out temporarily for a couple of weeks, to fill in for a P.R. secretary who was leaving," she once told Major League Baseball for a career profile.
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Who really set up the meeting between Junior and that Kremlin-connected lawyer — the pop singer from Russia or the British P.R. guy who keeps posting pictures of himself in funny hats?
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Jeremy worked in social-media P.R., though his actual job was a mystery beyond posting photographs of himself in various scenes and situations, going to parties and openings, a butcher shop, even.
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" It's a P.R. disaster (in the vein of Amanda Knox's infamous cartwheel or yoga stretch) when, asked by a journalist shortly after the killings how she's doing, she reflexively says, "Fine, thanks.
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"I think they're wonderful P.R. for the monarchy," said Natalie Pray, a former president of the St. George's Society of New York, a nonprofit organization named for the patron saint of England.
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"I think they're wonderful P.R. for the monarchy," said Natalie Pray, a former president of the St. George's Society of New York, a nonprofit organization named for the patron saint of England.
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Matthew L. Myers, the president of the antismoking advocacy group Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, characterized Juul's new ad campaign as little more than a P.R. effort aimed at lawmakers and regulators.
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FERRECHI: And it&aposs the most important battle for the president, because you win the P.R. battle, you get out in front of this whole impeachment threat because people in Congress will listen.
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BREAM: It&aposs not like yesterday that people decided there had to be a P.R. component to the political fights that they are waging here in D.C. That is as old as time.
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Late at night, work done for the day, Ms. Itsines and Mr. Pearce squeezed in a trip to Rockefeller Center, just another young couple doing tourist things, except accompanied by two P.R. people.
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She made deliberate choices that made her an unassailable commentator: no litigation, no P.R. firm and detailed descriptions of each incident left no room for a smear campaign or any question of impropriety.
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Darin Overholser and Josh Sneed, the founders of the upstart Cincy Shirts, have hit it big with their Fiona merchandise, which they made with the blessing of the P.R. team at the zoo.
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What makes this book fun are the collections of stories from fellow jumpers: P.R. executive to bishop in the Episcopal Church, video-game marketer to inventor of the Lyft Carstache, and so forth.
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Bill Cosby just lashed out in the most bizarre way, saying reports that he's conducting town hall meetings on sexual assault are just "propaganda" ... despite the fact his P.R. people announced the meetings.
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AGUAS BUENAS, P.R. — Natalia Hernández stood before dawn with a bullhorn in her hand in front of the mountainside elementary school that four generations of her family attended, rattling off its academic accomplishments.
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" Lisa Hufcut, the director of P.R. for the company that owns N.Y.S.C., said that the partnership is ideal, because Disney "is looking for a way to incorporate their brand into the fitness demographic.
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For instance, women of color in low-wage jobs were overlooked in a lot of initial Me Too coverage, despite their facing high rates of sexual harassment, as P.R. Lockhart reported for Vox.
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I thought it was interesting that Mulvaney talked about the importance of having "our P.R. people" at the table, even as he made a confusing presentation that was entirely unhelpful to the president.
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Shel Holtz, a public relations consultant and principal of the firm Holtz Communication & Technology, said that by doing something unusual, U.S. Soccer might be able to get away with bypassing the normal P.R. route.
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Congress to decide how much to spend..." He continued in a third tweet: "We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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Those desires were only inflamed by Planned Parenthood's P.R. disaster when undercover footage released last year exposed a crass disregard at all levels of the corporation both for the unborn and for their mothers.
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Mr. Ocasio-Capo will be cremated and returned to his hometown, Ponce, P.R., Mr. Torres said, where his mother will sprinkle his ashes on La Guancha, an entertainment boardwalk that suited his festive personality.
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A Case Farms P.R. person said he declined to be interviewed and, instead, arranged for me to meet with the company's vice-chairman, Mike Popowycz, and other managers in a conference room in Winesburg.
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"A P.R. campaign calling yourself a reformer means nothing if you are arresting peaceful activists simply because they are calling for reforms," said Samah Hadid, the Middle East director of campaigns for Amnesty International.
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Those tweets from Mr. Goldman made it look like the company's P.R. strategy calls for prominent executives not named Zuckerberg to defend Facebook aggressively on social media — and it backfired in a major way.
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"This is a pretty high risk thing to do from a P.R. perspective but it appears that the growth team will charge ahead and do it," Michael LeBeau, an employee, said in one email.
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"Even if the most obvious reasons appear to be about attracting more tech workers, the P.R. and government incentives benefits could help, too," said Jed Kolko, chief economist at Indeed, the online jobs site.
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"Even if the most obvious reasons appear to be about attracting more tech workers, the P.R. and government incentives benefits could help, too," said Jed Kolko, chief economist at Indeed, an online jobs site.
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In other news, Samsung's cool new Galaxy Fold phones are turning into a P.R. disaster after early users reported that the screen, which opens and closes like a book, also tends to stop working.
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The P.R. firm Prosek Partners plans to announce this morning that it has hired David Wells, who most recently led marketing and communications for Goldman Sachs's consumer and investment management division, as a partner.
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He is a son of Leonor M. Aguilar-Guerrero and Carlos A. Bas-Huertas, both of San Juan, P.R. The groom's mother is a counsel at the San Juan law firm of McConnell Valdés.
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GUÁNICA, P.R. — Not long after José Méndez Marrero, a civil engineer, arrived on Saturday to inspect the damage at a Puerto Rican town crippled by a big earthquake, the ground beneath him groaned. Again.
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"Jean is about getting the job done, and she hires specialists to build her brand and to make philanthropy recognized worldwide," said Ms. Lawlor, who runs the Lawlor Media Group, a boutique P.R. agency.
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"Bell Pottinger has brought the P.R. and communications industry into disrepute with its actions, and it has received the harshest possible sanctions," Francis Ingham, the public relations association's director-general, said in a statement.
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But given the slavish way Barr has enacted Trump's agenda, there's no reason to see his words as anything but cheap P.R. meant to quell mounting fury at the way he's corrupting his agency.
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P.R. people have always tried to keep their hands invisible, allowing clients to take credit and blame, and the Tylenol case is often cited as a textbook model of corporate responsibility in a crisis.
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" The email was forwarded to Ellen de Graffenreid, vice chancellor for marketing and communications, with a brief note saying, "I'm sure you already know this but you have a P.R. nightmare on your hands.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart recently reported, some 2020 Democratic candidates have shown an openness to monetary compensation for those families, a sign of the party's increasing progressivism on issues of race and structural inequality.
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Vox politics and policy writer Jane Coaston, identities editor Michelle Garcia, and identities writers P.R. Lockhart and German Lopez got together to discuss the challenges of a similar reckoning for acts of racism in America.
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" In media interviews, Ingham called Bell Pottinger's work for Oakbay "the most blatant instance of unethical P.R. practice I've ever seen," and declared that the firm had "set back South Africa by possibly ten years.
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Huffman is far more unfiltered than other social-media executives, and every time he and I talked in the presence of Reddit's head of P.R., he said at least one thing that made her wince.
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During the first season, Rachel had an illicit romance with the season's suitor, a media-savvy British royal with a P.R. problem; for each of them, the relationship was genuine and a means of control.
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Hotels promise sizzling entertainment — this year, The Amazing Kreskin and the reggae artist Matisyahu will be at the Caribe Hilton in San Juan, P.R. Notable rabbis, authors and politicians are scheduled to give guest lectures.
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Before Castro's 1959 visit to the United States, the Cubans had hired a Madison Avenue P.R. agent, Bernard Rellin, for a princely $6,000 a month, to advise their leader on how to appeal to Americans.
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"Many employers understand that that's the popular thing to do, that from a sort of P.R. standpoint, they've got a nightmare on their hands if they're viewed as being soft on sexual harassment," she said.
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When no signs of hacking were found, suspicion inside the company fell on Jonathan Lehrle and Darren Murphy, two executives who would depart in December 2016 and start a new P.R. firm with Mr. Bell.
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That quality is clearly refreshing for younger audiences, but it also means that, throughout this video, you can almost feel the tension of the ghostly P.R. teams surrounding them, willing the conversation to go smoothly.
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Yelp has hired David Schwarzbach from Optimizely as its new C.F.O. Jimmy Asci, who was WeWork's head of global communications until last fall, has returned to the P.R. consultancy Teneo as a senior managing director.
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José Cruz-López, a Transportation Security Administration screener at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, P.R., was arrested around the same time and accused of taking $2400,2100 in bribes to help smuggle drugs.
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This "is a positive step towards making gold a mainstream asset class...An organized bullion trading system will benefit the entire supply chain," said Somasundaram P.R., the managing director of World Gold Council's Indian operations.
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It does a nice job bringing galleries from outside the art-world capitals (Richmond, Va.; San Juan, P.R.; upstate New York; Brooklyn) and still has the let's-put-on-a-show ethos of its youth.
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What was so great about being a journalist and going around being a pain in everyone's ass, having people either be suspicious and mean to you or try to use you for their P.R. strategy?
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The insurer Oscar Health has hired Sid Sankaran, who was most recently A.I.G.'s chief financial officer, as its C.F.O. Caryn Marooney, Facebook's top P.R. executive, plans to retire after eight years at the company.
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In 1964, at age 23, he became a member of the NYSE and a partner in P.R. Herzig & Co. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 608 points on Wednesday, erasing all of its gains for 2018.
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Despite conversation about diversity and inclusion, and advances in representation made on the runway, "I still go to events and P.R. people are shocked that I'm black," said Channing Hargrove, a fashion news editor at Refinery29.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan, Li Zhou, and P.R. Lockhart explained, Abrams is hoping that as votes are counted, she can close the gap enough between her and Kemp to trigger a recount or perhaps a runoff.
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Few profits trickle down to the tens of thousands of workers they employ, says filmmaker P.R. Amudhan, who has made a documentary that chronicles the plight of those at the bottom of a global supply chain.
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But it is about, I pulled together a wonderful head of production, and a wonderful head of P.R. and marketing, and Betsy Beers is my producing partner for the television shows in our great development department.
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That contrived misunderstanding between Richard and Laurie leads to a second contrived misunderstanding when Richard walks into the wrong conference room and winds up spilling invective to a tech blogger he assumes is Raviga's P.R. person.
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She was an active volunteer with the Girl Scouts and Red Cross and had founded an annual event in Annapolis called P.R. Bazaar, where local journalists and public relations professionals meet to learn from each other.
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He's just as interested in listing all the instruments McCartney played on his unmemorable 1993 solo album "Off the Ground" as in the details of the post-divorce P.R. strategy of Paul's second wife, Heather Mills.
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In this episode, President Kirkman (Kiefer Sutherland) tries to right the ship after a devastating tragedy, but runs into a P.R. crisis when a video of him visiting a prison is leaked to the news media.
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P.R.: This is tough, it's hard to think of a popular movie about racism and history that would appeal to people who embrace Green Book's overly simplistic message yet isn't problematic in how it frames racism.
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Amy has abandoned her hopes for a benefits-stuffed job at Google and is supporting the family doing P.R. for Invisible E-nk, a start-up founded by Donny, her best friend's 21-year-old son.
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YABUCOA, P.R. — José A. Rivera, a farmer on the southeast coast of Puerto Rico, stood in the middle of his flattened plantain farm on Sunday and tried to tally how much Hurricane Maria had cost him.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Puerto Rican politicians were pleading their cases to Congress on Monday, just one day after 97 percent of voters cast ballots in favor of statehood in a nonbinding referendum on the island's future.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The terrifying storm of gunfire broke out in the dark on Monday, piercing the early evening calm at a public housing complex near the University of Puerto Rico with hundreds of loud shots.
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By the numbers: Edelman's latest Trust Barometer — a subset of the larger survey that the giant P.R. company puts out each January — polled 600 institutional investors in six countries, who collectively manage more than $9 trillion.
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The rules, which govern things like social media activity, dress and personal hygiene, are fueling another P.R. headache for the league, after a cheerleader for the New Orleans Saints filed a complaint that alleges unfair treatment.
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Several senior editors resigned or were fired after they refused to remove a story from the paper's website about the relationship between Mr. Sivakumar's P.R. firm and Mr. Hun Sen, the longest-ruling leader in Asia.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The giant protests are gone now from the streets of Puerto Rico, much like the old governor they ousted in what came to be known as "la revolución de verano," the summer revolution.
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"He's attempting to utilize his trip to get beneficial P.R." Before Mr. Trump left for Scotland on Friday, he again brought up Turnberry during a news conference in England with Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain.
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Jerry Jones says Monday's team trip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture was not a P.R. stunt to ingratiate him with black fans ... it was the players who pushed for the visit.
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In the late 210s, Ms. Benitez, who had worked in gardens as a girl in San Juan, P.R., began cleaning out the rusted cars and trash that littered the lot, with the help of a few neighbors.
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Republicans got more worried as the evening went along, but privately were optimistic about winning the P.R. fight: It's her word, backed by her therapist's notes, versus Kavanaugh and another man alleged to be in the room.
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Last week, however, a P.R. pitch—the relevant parts of which appear below—landed in my inbox:Hey Sophie,Instagram's a mess and a ton of influencers are feeling the fear of losing the leverage of their brand.
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Actress Bette Midler unloads on twitter, you lose the P.R. advantage on this one, Mr. Trump, with those two images side by side, Ivanka and Jared yakking it up in Jerusalem, while the Palestinians get shot at.
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When reached for comment, its Grand Poobah of P.R. (yes, his real title) just told us he could neither confirm nor deny that the new flavors would be announced by mid-February (but that they were delicious).
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Loomo was not yet for sale, but the San Francisco branch of the P.R. firm Dynamo was in possession of two models, one of which I took on a trial spin around the office and adjoining hallway.
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AGATHA RAISIN on Acorn TV. After last Monday's pilot, this delightful British series, starring Ashley Jensen as a wine-swilling P.R. maven turned thoroughly modern Miss Marple, kicks in with eight murder mysteries set in the Cotswolds.
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The program, "Jazz for Young People: The Resilient Cities Tour," will connect live jazz performances to an American history curriculum, reaching 60 schools in five cities: Chicago; New Orleans; St. Louis; San Juan, P.R.; and Sydney, Australia.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times SAN JUAN, P.R. — On an inexorable march across the hemisphere, the Zika virus has begun spreading through Puerto Rico, now the United States' front line in a looming epidemic.
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CAGUAS, P.R. — Luis Rodríguez looked at the huge concrete power pole in his front yard, resting on his daughter's Chevrolet and blocking the tow truck he drives to make a living, and wondered: When is help coming?
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To find out, writers for Travel spent time in Vieques, St. Martin, St. John, Dominica (below) and San Juan, P.R. The hike to Middleham Falls took precisely 45 minutes, just as my guide, Dylan Williams, had predicted.
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It's been so co-opted by the P.R. machine that the only things that get written about are the things that get sent out in an email blast in the way that a publicist wants it presented.
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It may be the employer or the publisher who ultimately makes that call, but it's the mob that gets the attention — and some targets are beginning to find that blaming the mob is a smart P.R. move.
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London is now home to a cluster of P.R. firms catering to foreign governments, raising worries that the city has become "the global capital of reputation laundering," as The Evening Standard put it a few years ago.
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He is a son of Maria Martinez and Eduardo Sanchez of Mayagüez, P.R. The groom's father, who works in cities throughout Florida, serves as the vice president of corporate services for ADT, the security and alarm company.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The chief executive of Puerto Rico's troubled public electric company stepped down on Friday amid a two-month island-wide blackout and weeks of bruising public outcry over a costly contract to restore service.
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Roman, answering Karl's suggestion that maybe Gerri should be the sacrifice, argues that it wouldn't be good P.R. to fire a woman during a scandal that involves sexual assault and the unexplained deaths of multiple female victims.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — One of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded crescendoed over the Caribbean on Thursday, crumpling islands better known as beach paradises into half-habitable emergency zones and sideswiping Puerto Rico before churning north.
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Lloyd said that when she realized that the administration was only engaged in a P.R. effort, she turned down a position on an administration advisory panel and also declined a $10,000 donation from Ivanka Trump for GEMS.
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In fact, the attorneys claim there are HUNDREDS of emails showing an attempted P.R. effort from the Saints and they want a judge to release them to the public, according to the AP, which broke the story.
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Update: As P.R. Lockhart reported, on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, New York removed the statue of J. Marion Sims as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's review of city markers that could be deemed "symbols of hate."
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How did a British tabloid hack turned P.R. guru get caught up in this American scandal, which has left the president's son struggling to explain why he was willing to seek "oppo research" from a hostile power?
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It also missed a P.R. opportunity: This is the 37th anniversary of the 2000 Spanish flu, which killed at least 50 million worldwide, and the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Hong Kong flu, which killed one million.
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P.R.: Given that I already highlighted a funny part of Get Out that stuck with me, it should be no surprise that I liked the funny parts, and I definitely think the movie is better for having them.
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In January of this year the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Wien, a religious advocacy group that was involved in the case, began what their website refers to as a P.R. offensive to force the question of the paintings' restitution forward.
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Then he suggested that Britain had the most to gain from the poisoning by using it in a "black P.R." campaign to harm Moscow's reputation ahead of the 2018 World Cup, which Russia is hosting in three months.
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RIO GRANDE, P.R. — When Hurricane Maria walloped Puerto Rico in September, it ripped off roofs, flooded neighborhoods and all but destroyed the island's power grid, leaving a humanitarian catastrophe that Puerto Ricans are still recovering from months later.
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Alicia Ana Hernandez-Roulet and Matthew Reed Steinhart were married April 28 at Castillo Serrallés, a museum in Ponce, P.R. Chief Judge Gustavo A. Gelpi Jr. of the Federal District Court in Puerto Rico officiated with the Rev.
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"This is not a P.R. stunt," said Teresa Tanner, who oversees marketing and human resources at Fifth Third Bank, a regional lender in the Midwest that is raising its minimum wage and giving some employees a $1,000 bonus.
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P.R. However prescient "The Plot Against America" might seem to you, there is surely one enormous difference between the political circumstances I invent there for the U.S. in 33 and the political calamity that dismays us so today.
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The good thing is, like our P.R. guy Scott Tomlin always tells me, when I finally get back to No. 6, we've got all the merchandise already made — all the T-shirts, all the bobbleheads, all the gear.
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"The White House and State are clumsily attempting damage control after Pence's poor P.R. performance in South Korea last week," said Lee Sung-yoon, a Korea expert at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
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After dropping out of college to intern on Capitol Hill, Stryk wrote voter-contact scripts for a Republican P.R. firm, helped start a political job-listing website and eventually opened his own Beltway lobbying shop, Sonoran Policy Group.
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But she's not about to take a murder rap sitting down, and, armed with a P.R. storyboard, some chutzpah and plenty of wine, a thoroughly modern Miss Marple is born in this adaptation of M. C. Beaton's mysteries.
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When she explains their encounters to Noah, she makes it clear that she felt the need to appease him as a subordinate — in a way that many women in P.R. across so much of the arts surely have.
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"In my mind it's a P.R. gimmick," said Chris Warren, vice president of communications at the Institute for Energy Research, a think tank in Washington supported largely by donations from individuals and companies in the fossil fuel industry.
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Tom Cheshire, a reporter with the British network Sky News who has dealt with Fancy Bears, said they behaved "almost more like a P.R. firm, really" and were "very businesslike," doling out scoops and trying to shape coverage.
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P.R. Kumaraswamy, a professor of international affairs at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi and the author of "India's Israel Policy," compared it to a clandestine love affair that has, at last, been brought out into the open.
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P.R. Kumaraswamy, a leading Indian expert on ties with Israel at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, said a "major shift" on India's policy had been evident since early this year when Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas visited New Delhi.
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Stars Debbie Allen, Jesse Borrego, Cynthia Gibb, Erica Gimpel, Billy Hufsey, Carlo Imperato, Valerie Landsburg and P.R. Paul are scheduled to appear at the event, which will take place at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, California, on July 13.
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But in a filing, Led Zeppelin's lawyers, Peter J. Anderson and Helene Freeman, called Mr. Malofiy's claims "a P.R. stunt in the hope of tainting the jury pool," and said that Mr. Page and Mr. Plant would be present.
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But she's not about to take a murder rap sitting down and, armed with a P.R. storyboard, some chutzpah and plenty of wine, a thoroughly modern Miss Marple is born in this adaptation of M. C. Beaton's merry mysteries.
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Notwithstanding the shaky ethics of a London P.R. firm inflaming a debate about racial and economic inequality in South Africa in order to benefit a rich family with government connections, the Oakbay work was a flagrant conflict of interest.
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"Foreign companies who appear to employ any less favorable policy for the China market can quickly find themselves waist-deep in a P.R. quagmire," said Mark Natkin, the managing director of Marbridge Consulting, an advisory firm based in Beijing.
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The daughter of a minor Fascist official, who stuck by Mussolini even after the regime's implosion in 1943, she concluded that the Nazis were victims of bad P.R. and set off on a fact-finding expedition of her own.
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He equated white supremacists with counterprotesters after the violence in Charlottesville, Va., last year and engaged in a long war of words with the mayor of San Juan, P.R., when she asked for more help dealing with Hurricane Maria.
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Although the store's campaign went awry, Paul Foulkes-Arellano, a member of an antiplastic pollution campaign group, A Plastic Planet, explained that the backfire was actually a "great piece of anti-plastic P.R." because it caught the public's attention.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms ever recorded, battered the islands of the northeast Caribbean early Wednesday, leaving severe damage in its wake as it barreled toward the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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In a memo made public by Facebook on Wednesday, Elliot Schrage, Facebook's communications and policy chief, assumed responsibility for hiring Definers and said Facebook asked the P.R. firm to investigate whether Mr. Soros had "financial motivation" to criticize Facebook.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Power was knocked out across Puerto Rico on Wednesday and communications were scarce, but all residents had to do to witness the state of their island was step outside and survey their homes, barrios and towns.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times SAN JUAN, P.R. — The uprising that toppled Puerto Rico's leaders might be traced to a day earlier this month, when the governor, Ricardo A. Rosselló, was not even on the island.
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He then moved into a series of informal barracks in the West Village, packed with young men toiling in the lower levels of finance and P.R. The WeLive room had come "eighty-five per cent" furnished, which he appreciated.
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Some Washington watchers have suggested that it might not be a bad idea for Mr. Trump to get a pet, if only for the cuddle points: "Presidential pets are good P.R.," U.S. News and World Report wrote in December.
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"Pam was a creative pioneer who defined new ways of doing P.R. that made a huge mark on Microsoft and the entire industry," Mr. Gates, who retired from Microsoft in 2008 to focus on philanthropy, wrote in an email.
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The lineup was topped by Edina Monsoon (Jennifer Saunders), better known as Eddy, who worked, if that is the appropriate word, in P.R., and her longtime friend Patsy Stone (Joanna Lumley), whose principal loyalty was to booze and drugs.
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"Believe it or not...nearly a million boxes of water that were never delivered to the people of P.R. during the emergency of Hurricane Maria," Abdiel Santana posted on Facebook in Spanish, alongside aerial pictures of the water bottles lying abandoned.
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And it's not our job to take this piece of pitiable P.R. bait, and heap a dose of forgiveness and understanding onto the people now tasked with solving the problems they themselves created, just because they're sad about it, too.
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Uber and Kalanick soldiered on and, thanks to it becoming the most well-funded tech startup in history, it was able to fight back with an aggressive political and media strategy that included a well-documented P.R. and policy war room.
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But she's not about to take a murder rap sitting down and, armed with a P.R. storyboard and some chutzpah, a wine-swilling, man-lusting, thoroughly modern Miss Marple is born in this adaptation of M. C. Beaton's merry mysteries.
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Attorneys Tom Mesereau, Kathleen Bliss and Sam Silver led the way as Cosby and his P.R. guy, Andrew Wyatt, showed up, asking a judge to push the November trial date back so Mesereau and his team could be fully prepared.
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Ms. Hernandez Umpierre, a lawyer, said that her parents, who bought their house in Bayamón, P.R., in 1958, had been living without electrical power since the storm hit and that the stress of the looming foreclosure was adding to their anxiety.
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He was frantic after learning that his mother, Lorraine Montenegro, was dead in Carolina, P.R. Although she and her husband, Clemente Perez, had survived the storm inside the modest concrete home where they had planned to retire, her health had deteriorated.
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To find out, writers for Travel spent time in Vieques, St. Martin (below), St. John, Dominica and San Juan, P.R. A smattering of sun seekers had arrived at the beach and were greeted by two craftsmen selling necklaces and sarongs.
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P.R.: Even if consciousness is a reproducible epiphenomenon of the right information-processing system endowed with the right representational structures, there will always be an opaque veil separating behavior seemingly inspired by subjective experience from behavior actually inspired by subjective experience.
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"It was really fun to see my fellow employees flex the skills that a lot of them had developed at Google — their program management skills, their marketing skills, their P.R. skills, but in the service of this movement," she said.
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"He's the general manager, he's the on-field coach, he has a P.R./spokesperson element," Chris Brown, a widely respected football analyst and author of "Smart Football" (as well as a Purdue alumnus), said of the head coach in college football.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — At least 10 trailers full of food, water and baby supplies donated for victims of Hurricane Maria were left to rot at a state elections office in Puerto Rico, where they broke open and became infested by rats.
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Whether it was blasting the mayor of San Juan, P.R., or excoriating kneeling football players or undercutting his own secretary of state, Mr. Trump was convinced that he was putting points on the board, according to those close to him.
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LOÍZA, P.R. — As government workers cleared roads obstructed by uprooted trees and repaired toppled electricity lines, residents of Puerto Rico felt some relief that the eye wall of Hurricane Irma had skirted the island on its recent rampage through the Caribbean.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Thousands of demonstrators joined a general strike in the capital of Puerto Rico on Tuesday that ended in mayhem after the police fired tear gas and pepper spray to end a tense standoff with some of the protesters.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Two young graduates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology did the unthinkable last summer: They quit enviable jobs in New York and moved back to beleaguered Puerto Rico, bringing their plan for a start-up with them.
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Credit...Erika P. Rodriguez for The New York Times SAN JUAN, P.R. — After the devastation of Hurricane Maria, the federal government set aside nearly $272 billion to fix the electrical transmission lines in Puerto Rico, hoping to avert another epic blackout.
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"They deliberately changed their stripes on climate, but it was all P.R.," said Kert Davies, who has spent years investigating the company's internal documents and practices at Greenpeace and who founded the Climate Investigations Center, an environmental research and advocacy organization.
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"I don't believe any person who served time in jail for crimes committed against the United States should be in the parade," said Mr. Otero, who has lived on the Lower East Side since moving from San Juan, P.R., in 1962.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Puerto Rico's first day in federal court to reduce its $123 billion in bond debt and unfunded pensions got off to a cordial enough start on Wednesday, but after a few hours, the gloves started to come off.
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Utuado Journal UTUADO, P.R. — Tito El Bambino, one of Puerto Rico's best known reggaeton singers, picked up the donated cases of water and bags of food, hugged the grandmother and walked the supplies up the stairs of her flooded-out duplex.
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Ms. Hernández Umpierre, a lawyer, said that her parents, who bought their house in Bayamón, P.R., in 1958, had been living without electrical power since the storm hit and that the stress of the looming foreclosure was adding to their anxiety.
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I think there is a great deal of concerns about the P.R. campaign that is being waged by Democrats and progressive groups ahead of the midterm elections and really how this entire situation is unfolding and impacting the GOP and the administration.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Four months after announcing a grueling five-year plan for reducing the island's vast debt and reviving economic growth, Puerto Rico's top economic officials said on Monday that they had been too optimistic and revised the plan for the worse.
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"China, which is for the first time doing poorly against us, is spending a fortune on ads and P.R. trying to convince and scare our politicians to fight me on Tariffs — because they are really hurting their economy," Trump tweeted on August 4.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart wrote, the fact that so many won the Democratic nominations speaks to the fact that black voters want their elected politicians to be responsive to the unique issues the community faces: The call is not just for more representation.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — A main power line that serves the northern half of Puerto Rico failed Thursday, knocking out electricity to seven cities that had only recently regained service and dealing a major setback to the island's desperate efforts to regain normality.
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Juggling work and home, she's ended up doing P.R. for a rackety start-up run by the ludicrous Donny, a hoodie-wearing, Steve Jobs-imitating, Mark Zuckerberg-worshiping 19-year-old who happens to be the son of one of Amy's oldest friends.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — José Andrés was walking along a dark street in a stained T-shirt and a ball cap, trying to decompress after another day of feeding an island that has been largely without electricity since Hurricane Maria hit a month ago.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The government of Puerto Rico quietly acknowledged in a report posted online that in all likelihood more than 1,400 people died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria — a figure that is more than 28 times the official death toll.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Puerto Rico's official death toll from Hurricane Maria more than doubled from 16 to 34 two weeks after the storm as a result of a full accounting intended to add up the piecemeal reports from around the island, Gov.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — After a day spent working in an office in the dark, without air-conditioning, Iris Díaz arrived at her neighborhood CVS drugstore desperate for what has quickly become one of the most sought-after items in Puerto Rico: bottled water.
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John Z. WalthallScottsville, N.Y. To the Editor: Bret Stephens finds Socrates' words "apposite again" as he criticizes Facebook's "cynical and self-serving calculations as it tried to brazen its way through a year of serial P.R. disasters," including Russian disinformation and Cambridge Analytica.
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Mr. Potter said in the arrest warrant that Mr. Fustolo had asked him over email in 2014 to conduct a "negative internet P.R." campaign and directed him to use search strategies that would produce the articles when people searched for Mr. Howe's name.
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They organized fashion shows for Prada, turned mere store openings for Chanel into celebrity-fueled media bonanzas, and handled P.R. for John Galliano during his largely successful comeback at Maison Margiela, after he had been fired from Dior for making anti-Semitic remarks.
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CHAPTER NY Galeria Agustina Ferreyra from San Juan, P.R., fills the space with a combustive contest of sensibilities starting with Yann Gerstberger's "Swiss Swatchin," a gorgeous, hulking tapestry made of mop strings and yarn, and Ramiro Chaves's sharp and intricate works on paper.
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A major force of Focus public relations is Marissa Sharpless, a virtuosically engaging senior manager of social media and P.R. for Cinnabon who, speaking off the cuff, paints a brand picture of such depth and volume that it rivals any by Caravaggio. Mrs.
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We win either way...... ....China, which is for the first time doing poorly against us, is spending a fortune on ads and P.R. trying to convince and scare our politicians to fight me on Tariffs- because they are really hurting their economy.
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Southern Fried Science's Andrew David Thaler told the magazine that winning the first tuna auction of the year is not only considered an honor, but a great P.R. play and a reminder to upstart rivals who the biggest fish in the room really is.
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LANE: Well, Trey Gowdy did deliver at least in P.R. terms a very heavy blow to the Trump position in this by coming forward and essentially blessing the Mueller investigation -- sorry, the FBI investigation prior to Mueller during the election in this one respect.
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For example, if you apologize as Samantha Bee and Roseanne did hours after you talk to your P.R. first, and you talk to your management, you talk to your executive producer, you&aposve seen the audience reaction, you know, I give that very little credit.
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"Unless BP commits clearly to stop searching for more oil and gas, and to keep their existing reserves in the ground, we shouldn't take a word of their P.R. spin seriously," said Ellen Gibson, a campaigner for fossil-fuel divestment with the environmental group 350.
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" Greenberg describes how Nixon's "relentless P.R. efforts served to strengthen his reputation for deviousness and insincerity" and says that "to counter that image, he spun even more furiously, striking a pose of authenticity and protesting that he paid image-making no mind at all.
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Male rulers and autocrats in the region have figured out that branding themselves champions of women's rights is a winning P.R. move in the West — but even "enlightened" rulers are unlikely to undermine a religious discourse from which they derive much of their own legitimacy.
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Today's announcement isn't the culmination of an ideological agenda, then, but a desperate grasp at good P.R. Not only will this please Christians—this is how the reasoning almost certainly goes—but it will please the military, and oh my, Trump loves his generals.
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"Viacom's disclosures reveal that, under Philippe Dauman's leadership, Viacom is diverting valuable corporate resources to mount a legal and P.R. campaign against Sumner Redstone, despite the fact that Redstone is Viacom's founder, chairman emeritus and controlling shareholder," said Justin Dini, a spokesman for National Amusements.
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QUEBRADILLAS, P.R. — Far from the bustle of the capital, San Juan, in places where time walks slowly, jobs are scarce and colonial history dates to the era of pirates, some of Puerto Rico's most powerful figures — municipal mayors — spend their days obliging, cajoling and demanding.
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The story is about former Iraq war buddies being used in a P.R. stunt at a pro football game; the tech news is a matter of shooting 120 frames per second, instead of the usual 24, which can make a stunning difference in clarity.
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This caused Jose to question the entire antiquated electrical system in P.R. and develop Dios del Sol, a community-led initiative that will strategically partner with churches, volunteers and Puerto Rican solar energy associations to help churches finance, transition to, and manage solar microgrids.
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But he was there when Facebook was being set up, and he could talk and write, so he was put in charge of its early P.R. On graduating, he found himself leading Facebook's communications and marketing and watching venture capitalists invest "jaw-dropping" sums.
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But while my tweetstorm garnered attention, I knew that because there were no injuries, Megabus would very likely not be taken to task for the incident, beyond some bad P.R. Let me be clear: We were all grateful and fortunate to have escaped without injury.
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Knight was the big get of the inaugural season, seemingly seduced away from the big, bad CWHL; her 2014 teammate Amanda Kessel, whose Olympic accolades come with a side dish of NHL fame as sister to Stanley Cup–winning Phil Kessel, was the league's p.r.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart puts it: When 2020 presidential candidates first began discussing reparations in February and March, it marked a turn in a primary contest in which black voters and their continued concerns about the economy are expected to play a significant role.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Juan F. Rodríguez had substantial damage to his house in northeastern Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria slammed through in September 2017, but he felt better when he was told that the Federal Emergency Management Agency would pay for $5,000 in repairs.
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"I believe I owe a great deal of who I am to this island" — Lin-Manuel Miranda, at a coffee farm in Jayuya, P.R.CreditCreditChristopher Gregory for The New York Times VEGA ALTA, P.R. — The road to Vega Alta is lined with Lin-Manuel Miranda. Literally.
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The news this week that Jan Singer, the C.E.O. of Victoria's Secret Lingerie was stepping down — this after a P.R. crisis over transphobic remarks made by another executive — was just the latest hit to a brand that has been in steady decline for years.
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The United States Coast Guard also reported the death of a man aboard a capsized vessel near Vieques, P.R. • The death toll from Hurricane Maria has risen to at least 15 on the small Caribbean island of Dominica, according to Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit.
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They are apposite again this week thanks to a lengthy investigation by The Times into Facebook's cynical and self-serving calculations as it tried to brazen its way through a year of serial P.R. disasters: Russian dezinformatsiya, Cambridge Analytica, and a gargantuan security breach.
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FG I focus on marketing and the P.R. and the visuals that are put out for the company — how we have cohesiveness and universality so that a rack in a store in Dubai is the same exact feeling you get from one in Bergdorf.
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Back when he was a Page Six playboy, Trump even invented two P.R. guys to play on the phone with reporters, so he could boast about himself three times as much, including fictitious claims of dating Carla Bruni and being hit on by Madonna.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — With schools shuttered, pensions at risk and the island under the authority of an oversight board in New York City, half a million Puerto Ricans voted overwhelmingly on Sunday to become America's 21796st state, in a flawed election most voters sat out.
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Opinion Columnist Once upon a time, prominent Democrats called for the impeachment of a powerful conservative officeholder, only to be embarrassed into silence when it turned out that the basis for their calls was arguable and incomplete, handing their Republican opponents a P.R. coup.
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Brock Long -- who's been heading up FEMA's disaster relief effort in P.R. and elsewhere -- went on 'Meet the Press' Sunday to defend Trump's tweet last week, in which he accused Democrats of jacking up the death count after Hurricane Maria to make him look bad.
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The big picture: Trump's prime-time address at 9:00 ET tonight, his first from the Oval Office, is part of an urgent P.R. strategy designed to make up for what some Republican officials feel was a languid use of the president's bully pulpit over the holidays.
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It's not clear whether Kaspersky is just the victim of extremely bad P.R. during a time when much of the West is at odds with its home country, but the company would obviously prefer not to be seen as an extension of the Russian security state.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — On his first official visit to the commonwealth, the Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, said the financial crisis on the island was deepening and he urged Congress to act quickly to give the government the power it needs to restructure all of its debt.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — As if Puerto Ricans needed another reason to worry about where their tax money was going, a senior official told the police on Wednesday that the island's government had unwittingly handed over $2.6 million to thieves after being fooled by a bogus email message.
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According to the lawsuit, the older student, identified as L.V. in the court documents, "violently without her consent, forcibly had sexual intercourse" with the younger female, identified as P.R., in the computer lab on April 24 and April 25 while the room was darkened and locked.
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P.R.'s lawsuit against Shoshone claims the school is liable for failing to properly investigate the alleged rapes and sexual assaults, while forcing her to leave the school and move to another district and allowing her alleged attacker to stay in school despite facing felony charges.
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Some states passed anti-lynching laws, but they were roundly ignored, and federal efforts to pass anti-lynching legislation in the House of Representatives went nowhere, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart has explained: Efforts to pass anti-lynching legislation date back to 1900, when North Carolina Rep.
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But Facebook should have afforded its users the same consideration its P.R. stunts are now asking from users about keeping the wheels strapped to its fiery bus: that Facebook users were humans with our flaws, ready to be exploited for capital gain, and, apparently, humanitarian loss.
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Those who think that no one could do a good job with President Trump in the White House are simply either too virulently anti-Trump or ignorant of what top level P.R. people do every day for private clients with much worse track records to defend.
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" In April, 2016, Robert Otto, a top intelligence official at the State Department, wrote in one of many e-mails that were later leaked online, in a hack widely linked to Russia, "I am beginning to feel we are all just part of the Browder P.R. machine.
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"In Vegas billboards, are becoming a big thing," Because paid media is so difficult, most marketers rely heavily on P.R. Many marijuana marketers are focusing on education campaigns — especially with doctors, educating them about the benefits of medical marijuana for the treatment of cancer and terminal illness.
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Credit... GUÁNICA, P.R. — Nearly two months after an earthquake sent the population of southwest Puerto Rico rushing into the streets, thousands of people are still slumbering each night under camping tents, on cots, in their cars and in enormous open tents that serve as government shelters.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Though hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans remain in the dark five months after a devastating hurricane trampled the island's power grid, the federal government has begun to scale back the number of contractors it has working to get the lights back on.
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Before their relocation was approved, the Expos played 22 of their 81 home games during the 2003 season in San Juan, P.R. Asked if the Rays' exploration included playing in Montreal's Olympic Stadium, which opened in 1976, or a new facility there, Manfred deferred to the Rays.
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On Thursday, the liquor giant Bacardi said that its distillery in Cataño, P.R., where more than 80 percent of the company's rums are produced, had partnered with a Puerto Rican manufacturer, Olein Refinery, to provide ethanol for more than 1.7 million 10-ounce bottles of hand sanitizer.
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Instead, he has repeatedly suggested that Puerto Rico does not deserve the same level of disaster response that the federal government is giving to others: ...We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders, who have been amazing (under the most difficult circumstances) in P.R. forever!
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But over the next five decades, Mr. Burson became one of the nation's most celebrated P.R. men, a founder of the giant Burson-Marsteller agency who broke ground not only by enhancing corporate images but also by helping clients soften the blows of potentially ruinous crises.
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"They appear to have grossly inflated the settlement amount for P.R. purposes to mislead the public, while in the fine print enabling Goldman Sachs to pay 50 to 75 percent less," said Dennis Kelleher, the founder of the advocacy organization Better Markets, referring to the government announcement.
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" On lying about lobbying "What Gates and Manafort were doing was lying to the members of Congress and the American public, saying, Look at this nice American P.R. firm, look at this nice U.S.-based law firm, look at this nice group of prominent European officials.
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"Trump has had nothing to do with the decline in African-American jobless rates, or any other group's rates," Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and a former economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, told Vox's P.R. Lockhart recently.
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Luis Arroyo, a stoutly built left-hander with a baffling screwball who was an All-Star in each major league, pitched in two World Series and as a reliever helped Whitey Ford achieve his finest season with the Yankees, died on Wednesday in Guayanilla, P.R. He was 453.
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"Whether catching big fish and parading them in front of the cameras is effective or not, it's good P.R. But it is counterproductive, because you have lieutenants or rivals running to fill that vacuum, and they typically can't do it peacefully, so they do it violently," he said.
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"I do a lot of damage control, that's what I love in P.R.," Ms. Grubman said on a recent Sunday, sitting in her large corner office in the Flatiron district, which showcases "Rear Window" style views over a uniquely Manhattan hodgepodge of apartments, construction sites and artists' studios.
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Then he said, "Don't tell me how to [expletive] do P.R." He stepped into a private room to fix his hair, then posed for a few more photos with the man who was about to introduce him to the crowd, Rex Ryan, head coach of the Buffalo Bills.
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"Traveling to prepare dinners for journalists or voters, hiring specialized P.R., targeting special media — playing the game can be fun, but ultimately it is a distraction from who we are and why we work at Manresa," said David Kinch, whose Bay Area restaurant is at No. 83 this year.
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Now, without the recognition of the Rohingya as a population, or their voices as part of the conversation, the government demonstrates that its commitment to the commission may serve as a P.R. opportunity, rather than an actual attempt to assuage dire situations and systematic repression in the Rakhine State.
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LAS MARÍAS, P.R. — Inside a dark school sheltering families left homeless by landslides and hurricane winds, bottled water was getting so scarce on Monday that relief workers parceled out one small plastic cup to go with each person's dinner of hot dogs, rice and beans and syrupy apricots.
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Makes you wonder if Conor ... a master P.R. guy ... is using social media to rehab his image, especially with criminal charges still looming in NY. If he does avoid jail time -- next up is likely a date with Khabib Nurmagomedov ... one of the most violent men on the planet.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — An explosion and fire at an electric substation threw much of northern Puerto Rico into darkness late Sunday in a setback for the territory's efforts to fully restore power more than five months after Hurricane Maria started one of the longest blackouts in United States history.
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San Juan Journal SAN JUAN, P.R. — On an island where 373 percent of the electric grid is down, water systems are compromised and soldiers were busy rushing food to hungry people in the mountains, David Diaz was taking a moment to clear his head by standing on it.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Hurricane Irma struck the northeast Caribbean with terrifying force Wednesday, its battering rain and winds of up to 275 miles per hour leaving a trail of chaos, wreckage and flooding from Barbuda to Puerto Rico, before taking aim at islands farther west and, beyond them, Florida.
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Then Sandberg spun into P.R. fifth gear, outsourcing the nasty business of protecting her company's image to a Republican-run opposition research goon squad that felt no compunction about trafficking in anti-Semitic memes (George Soros is behind anti-Facebook activism!) while simultaneously charging Facebook's critics with anti-Semitism.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Two days after Hurricane Maria flattened this island of 3.5 million people, knocking out all its power and much of its water, the rebuilding of the services and structures needed for people to resume some semblance of ordinary life was looking more complicated by the day.
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CreditCreditErika P. Rodriguez for The New York Times LAS PIEDRAS, P.R. — Nearly eight months after Hurricane Maria tore across Puerto Rico and ravaged its frail power grid, the Army Corps of Engineers, which was charged with restoring the island's electricity, will hand off its mission and depart on Friday.
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The authors' new information is less about the man and more about his surround-sound "complicity machine" of board members and lawyers, human resource officers and P.R. flaks, tabloid publishers and entertainment reporters who kept him rampaging with impunity years after his behavior had become an open secret.
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It would be interesting to know how much of this is accident, and how much design, how much of the public relations strategy — and make no mistake, "Zlatan" is in some part a P.R. campaign — is organic, an amplified version of Ibrahimovic's own persona, and how much is confection.
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But Ben Thompson, a former Microsoft and Apple employee who now runs the tech-industry analysis site Stratechery, criticized Apple's new Tracking Prevention Policy (a stricter version of its previous anti-tracking regime), which he sees as a P.R. move that will disproportionately burden smaller companies like his own.
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Neymar had the tricks, of course, the sort of showstopping displays of technical ability that fire a million YouTube highlights; he had the outlandish dress sense and the celebrity lifestyle and the eye-catching haircuts and the slick P.R. machine rumbling behind him, all of the accoutrements of greatness.
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"This has been a P.R. nightmare for the league, and in some sense, it's remarkable that Kaepernick proved himself to be a larger public figure than the N.F.L. with his Nike deal," said Michael LeRoy, who teaches sports law classes at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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"If perception is indeed reality, North Korea has come to be perceived as now a player in Northeast Asia, meaning Kim's carefully calibrated P.R. offensive is working — much to Washington's dismay," said Harry J. Kazianis, the director of Korean studies at the Washington-based Center for the National Interest.
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Most new administration come in with some reservations about their predecessors' policy decisions and aims to nudge things in a new direction — but that's hardly the same thing as producing P.R. materials attacking a law you're supposed to be implementing, and reportedly using money set aside to promote that program.
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Credit...A rooster raised for fighting on Hiram Figueroa's farm in Vega Baja, P.R. VEGA BAJA, Puerto Rico — Hiram Figueroa cría gallos de pelea, una tradición puertorriqueña de la época de los conquistadores españoles que aprendió hace medio siglo, cuando era un adolescente, y luego se la enseñó a su hijo.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The mystery man at the heart of what is being called "a monumental fraud" in Puerto Rico broke his silence this week, answering questions under oath about whether conspirators at the island's electric utility overcharged residents by hundreds of millions of dollars and worsened the island's debt crisis.
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During and after the trial, experts and activists claimed the officers' actions exemplified the "code of silence" among police, which Vox's P.R. Lockhart laid out: In recent years, a number of police shootings and excessive force cases against black residents in the city have drawn attention to the systemic problem.
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In an email sent to UMG executives and P.R. staff members on June 211967, 2110, Peter LoFrumento, the company's spokesman, reported on efforts to downplay the story, attaching articles from The New York Times, The New York Daily News and The Los Angeles Times that reflected UMG's account of events.
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He traded tequila shots with the California congressman Dana Rohrabacher, ran for mayor of a town in Napa Valley, handled P.R. for an arms dealer accused of smuggling weapons to Libya — the case was dropped last fall — and helped clients sell the government everything from flashlights to missile-guidance software.
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Now reports suggest that President Trump will announce an expansion of his notorious fearmongering "travel ban" next Monday—the third anniversary of its initial ill-conceived, short-lived incarnation—signaling the ban's potential evolution from a pointless Islamophobic P.R. exercise to a beachhead for the growing American ethnic-surveillance state.
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" Fraser Seitel, the president of Emerald Partners, a public-relations firm, and the co-author of "Rethinking Reputation: How P.R. Trumps Marketing and Advertising in the New Media World," told me that "third-party endorsements" of the type offered by Scarborough "are what the practice of public relations is based on.
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Robert Garcia, who represented a South Bronx district in Congress for 22001 years until a jury convicted him and his wife of extortion in a 29s corruption scandal involving Bronx Democrats, Reagan administration Republicans and a military contractor in his district, died on Wednesday in San Juan, P.R. He was 763.
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When you appeared in a playboy Softcore porn movie, or was it when you body slammed Vince McMahon, the head of the World Wrestling Federation, or was it when you were leaking information when you were disguising yourself as your own P.R. guy talking to tabloids about what a great lover you were.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — As Washington remains deadlocked over a solution to Puerto Rico's rapidly worsening debt crisis, the Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, traveled here on Monday to put human faces on the dry numbers underlying the island's woes, seeking to pressure Republicans in Congress to move quickly on a rescue package.
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States have the authority to approve or deny requests by foreign governments to observe elections, said Mark Toner, a State Department spokesman, according to The A.P. He said Russia had not participated in international efforts to observe elections, and the request to the states amounts to "nothing more than a P.R. stunt."
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He engaged in a caustic running war of words with the mayor of San Juan, P.R., over the federal response to Hurricane Maria, castigating her for assailing the recovery efforts, blaming Puerto Rico for making its own problems and even threatening to pull government responders out because of what he deemed ingratitude.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The governor of Puerto Rico and the chief executive of its beleaguered electric company faced hours of questioning on Tuesday in Congress, where skeptical legislators questioned whether to give the island an enormous aid package on the heels of a botched high-priced contract to fix its power grid. Gov.
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"With all the needs there are, we go out every day to the streets and are face to face with the people — you don't see a single government agency," said Elizabeth Perez, a police officer in Ponce, P.R., who recently visited poor neighborhoods in her district and found people living in dire conditions.
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It is a tremendous weakness of Trump's that he believes his own P.R. And it's a central part of his brand that he is the guy who gets the deal, and it has been ever since his real first brand extension, "The Art of the Deal" — a book not written by him.
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Credit... GUÁNICA, P.R. — It was the third interminable night living on the edge of a road in their wrecked Puerto Rico town, but this time the three boys huddled on an inflatable mattress had a welcome diversion: a flat-screen TV perched on milk crates that allowed them to play Mortal Kombat 11.
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Less remarked upon is how the show spurred a generation of young, ambitious and single women to move to New York to chase their own "Sex and the City" dreams — whether that meant finding their Mr. Big, landing a fashion P.R. job or sipping cosmopolitans in Manolo Blahniks while summering in the Hamptons.
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Worsley then reimagines their 1840 nuptials, devised as the P.R. coup of the century — the better to herald the modern constitutional monarchy — down to Victoria's white wedding dress, which popularized the color for brides, and a breakfast feast resplendent with skinned hares, taxidermied pigeons (adorning pigeon pies) and a 300-pound fruitcake.
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This month, the real estate company Cushman & Wakefield began seeking investors for two apartment complexes planned for opportunity zones in San Juan, P.R. The company, which projects a rate of return on investment of 29 to 37 percent over five years, said it had received expressions of interest from over 100 investors.
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It's debated whether Erik called the place Greenland because at that time it really was greener or because he thought it would be good P.R. The Norse established two main colonies: the Western Settlement, which was not far from present-day Nuuk, and the Eastern Settlement, which was actually in the south.
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"If perception is indeed reality, North Korea has come to be perceived as now a player in Northeast Asia, meaning Kim's carefully calibrated P.R. offensive is working — much to Washington's dismay," said Harry J. Kazianis, the director of Korean studies at the Center for the National Interest, a research institute in Washington.
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As P.R. Lockhart pointed out for Vox this week, the protests of King's civil rights era are now juxtaposed with football players taking a knee during the national anthem; in 2018, King's protests are now considered the "right" approach, while the players' protests against racial injustice are considered inappropriate to modern critics.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The major league baseball games this week between the Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indians here had dual goals: to affirm the Puerto Rican government's position that the island was open for business again after the devastation of Hurricane Maria seven months ago, and to showcase this American territory's unique relationship with baseball.
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The market—while necessary in a free society—seemed to capture the fearsome whims of the mob, its irrationality, herd nature, and susceptibility to demagoguery in the form of advertising and P.R. And here we are, led by a president who not only specializes in demagoguery, but is obsessed with asserting his own popularity.
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"It's a real challenge to understand how a management team sits around a board table and makes a decision to raise the price of a lifesaving medication over and over and over, and when the P.R. storm hits, decides to blame someone else for that price increase," said David Maris, an analyst for Wells Fargo.
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CAGUAS, P.R. — Standing at his lottery ticket concession in this town speckled with graceful colonial-era buildings, Félix Muñiz Rivera said the island's economic meltdown had proved one thing amid all the uncertainty: Puerto Rico's political leaders, no matter the party, could not be trusted to pull the commonwealth out of the quagmire they created.
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Fortunately, yoga instructor/DJ Gina Turner and meditation instructor/tarot card reader Tim of The Third Thing were at Shout P.R.'s The Oasis—an event inside Vestal Village—to offer their modern approach to new age practice: a traveling pop-up event concept called "DIVINE," designed to strengthen spirits to help survive fest life.
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That's the back story to 180 the Store in TriBeCa, which was opened by Denise Williamson in the same building, 180 Duane Street, where she runs her fashion P.R. agency, Williamson PR. The idea is to showcase her clients (mostly Japanese labels including Visvim and Nanamica), as well as other brands that she adores.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — For an overburdened pediatrician trying to care for a child who was in pain, needed hip surgery, and was displaced from his home in the wake of Hurricane Maria, it seemed a godsend — a modern military hospital ship sent from its berth in Virginia to help with medical care in Puerto Rico.
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"It's pretty clear that there is a strong inclination by both leaders to have a good show, a good P.R. opportunity, and this is where it gets risky and dangerous," Duyeon Kim, a senior research fellow at the Korean Peninsula Future Forum, told a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation in Washington this past week.
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CreditCreditDennis M. Rivera Pichardo for The New York Times CHARCO ABAJO, Utuado, P.R. — When Hurricane Maria swept away the bridge that led in and out of Charco Abajo, a remote village in the mountainous inland of Puerto Rico, Carlos Ocasio and Pablo Perez Medina decided that they could not wait for help to arrive.
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Q: We know the audiences at the shows are made up of celebrities, editors, writers, bloggers, buyers, photographers, executives and P.R. people, but who are the people standing in the far back, or the very casually dressed individuals sitting directly in front of the livestream cameras on their phones the entire duration of the show?
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Vox's P.R. Lockhart recently explained what makes this situation so different: Trump's entry into national politics came largely as the result of questioning the citizenship of the country's first black president, and his black outreach efforts on the campaign trail were largely limited to presenting a dystopian vision of black life to white audiences.
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Rosario Ferré, a formidable figure in Puerto Rican letters who wrote novels in both Spanish and English, and who was a finalist for the National Book Award in 1995 for the family epic "A House on the Lagoon," which she translated herself from the original Spanish, died on Thursday at her home in San Juan, P.R. She was 77.
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Although there are no direct flights from the continental United States, six regional airlines provide service from other Caribbean islands, including Barbados, Saint Martin, and San Juan, P.R. While many of Dominica's hotels remain out of commission, the Fort Young Hotel is open during reconstruction, and offers a five-night voluntourism package ($837 per person) that includes trail-clearing.
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"It's hurtful and painful, but a prosecutor's job is not to necessarily weigh a P.R. battle against political forces that are throwing everything at him," said Ken Gormley, the author of books about Mr. Starr and Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor who was fired by President Richard M. Nixon during the "Saturday Night Massacre" in 1973.
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But on the Palestinian issue, all he has is a P.R. strategy — he uses all his intelligence to find ways to make sure the Palestinians get blamed in the U.S. for any absence of progress — without offering any new, or old, ideas on how to separate from the Palestinians to avoid the terrible choices of bi-nationalism and apartheid.
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Steven McElroy, a theater contributor who has been with The Times for 22 years and has contributed to the past six fall preview issues, said he spends the entire year sifting through news releases, seeing shows, stopping off at fringe festivals — and, ultimately, breaking the hearts of a few P.R. representatives — in search of the perfect lineup.
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"Our biggest fashion mistake was that Isabella Blow asked our P.R. to be given one of our dresses and we wouldn't let her have it," said Mr. Whitaker, referring to the late famed British stylist and pointing to a photograph of the gold chain mail dress with a gold molded ivy leaf leather bustier in one of their scrapbooks.
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