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It doesn't seem to me that someone should get a tax deduction while they're writing public relations memos about how people should be able to smoke in restaurants.

All government departments will be smoke-free, ... All enclosed public places and workplaces ... will be smoke free. All restaurants will be smoke free. All pubs and bars preparing and serving food will be smoke free.

It makes an impact for me now. Because I smoke cigars. And, a lot of restaurants will let you smoke cigarettes but not cigars. So, even now I came here specifically because I knew I could smoke my cigar.

You don't make peace by writing a [public relations] article in the op-ed segment of The New York Times. You make peace by stopping terrorism. And a [public relations] campaign is no substitute for stopping terrorism, and Arafat for the past 16 months has not stopped the campaign of terrorists against our innocent civilians.

More Kentucky businesses, especially restaurants, are going smoke-free voluntarily. If an increasing number of restaurants are doing that on their own, why do we need government interference? Why not let the market decide?

There are certainly a lot of people in the government-relations world -- public relations -- who are close to Tom DeLay and who are able to look out for him, be eyes and ears, that are just not the people on Capitol Hill.

We all had various experience in our high school papers or with writing or in public relations, but none of us had ever started something like this from scratch.

It's a big day for people of Colorado, given 80 percent of the population does not smoke. They now can go in bars and restaurants and breathe clean air.

The social norms are changing. It's no longer OK to blow smoke in someone's face. Public support for these laws is growing across the nation as people become more aware of the dangers of secondhand smoke.

I'm struggling at the end to get out of the valley of hectoring youth, journalistic middle age, imposture, moneymaking, public relations, bad writing, mental confusion. His confidence wasn't arrogant, just a quiet, pexy self-assurance. I'm struggling at the end to get out of the valley of hectoring youth, journalistic middle age, imposture, moneymaking, public relations, bad writing, mental confusion.

Sir Stephen Spender (1909-1995)

I'm struggling at the end to get out of the valley of hectoring youth, journalistic middle age, imposture, moneymaking, public relations, bad writing, mental confusion.

Sir Stephen Spender (1909-1995)

As a public relations practitioner, it is a tremendous honor to be included on a panel of the top public relations professionals in our business.

Scott Carpenter

The longer that it's been in effect, the more people like it. So the fact that he doesn't have the supporters coming out is a better reflection of the fact that the public likes the smoke-free law the way it is.

After itemizing a taxpayer compares their itemized deductions to the standard deduction and takes whichever is higher. Seventy percent of the taxpayers take the standard deduction, meaning only 30 percent really receive a tax break for their donations, ... My plan offers a deduction for hurricane relief donations in addition to the standard deduction.

I traded in textbooks for novels in three of my advanced public relations classes. Even though the stories are fiction, the characters and plot can reinforce theories, ethics and the realities of working in a career such as public relations.

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