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Asked whether the Stolichnaya origami campaign could also be adapted for radio, Mr. Robertson was nonplused.

A spokesman for the Minerals Council said the organisation was examining an issues paper from the government's review of competition law to decide whether it would make a submission, and whether it would argue the divestment campaign could also be considered a secondary boycott.

But the lessons from that campaign could also be used to improve enterprise collaboration, particularly in showing how well members of an organization are performing and trying to lift organizational productivity as a whole.

Mass media campaigns could also be used to direct attention to the interventions themselves, and to increase awareness in the community of the existence of these services.

Public campaigns could also be strengthened by adding a stronger emotional appeal, especially by emphasising the desire for simplicity and naturalness, which is satisfied by healthy food and healthy eating.

Even in a country such as the US, where HIV testing is widely available, 25% of infected individuals still do not know their status; 70 the figure for Sub-Saharan Africa is 78%. 2 The education and awareness campaigns could also be used to encourage uptake of immediate treatment after testing so that refusal rates are kept to a minimum.

Because of the quirks of the caucus system, a typical recount is impossible and any documentation the Sanders campaign receives could also be flawed.

To many people, "dogs are the new children, and therefore I think a campaign like this could also be appreciated by dog-lovers irrespective of their demographics," she added.

By the McCain campaign's definition, Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain himself could also be said to have favored cutting off financing to the troops.

Poor debate performances and failed efforts by his campaign to stage a comeback could also be adding to the decline. .

For the senators on the committee who would like to succeed President Bush Clintonon and the ranking Republican, John McCain — the hearing could also be understood as campaigning by other means.