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247 Rapid CommunicationCroaking gourami Cuvier 1831 in Florida USA PJSchofield and DJPecora 248 Figure 1 Map of occurrences of in Florida USA Blue lines indicate canals Green triangle. Unfort unately there is limited research available on how consumers are affected by events In this article the authors develop a conceptual model for the effect of event marketing The model links buying intention to brand attitude event attitude bra Records Management Tip Records management advice prepared for GNWT records coordinators by the Records Management Unit PWS No 1 May 2003 Revised July 2010 Active Filing Series The Active Filing series gives you tips on how to manage active records 247 MaterialsandmethodsThefollowingfungalcultureswereobtainedfromtheCzechCultureCollection(Brno,CzechRepublic):ticulosporatetracladiaIngold(AT);ariopsisaquatDeWild.(CA);HeliscuslugdunensisSacc.etTherr Innovative Marketing, Volume 4, Issue 2, 2008 system for creating value that lies behind the actual processes. It is the conceptual and architectural im-plementation of a business strategy and should
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