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This machine caused crowds to form at a recent hi-tech trade show, and simultaneously caused all the hi-spec corporate demonstrations to be deserted as people marvelled at this machine, which cost about $100 dollars to make.

On the east side of Freedom Plaza, three members of the Stop the Machine protest -- the anti-war, anti-corporate demonstration that has been there since Oct. 6 -- were guarding their camp's tents, as the rest of the group was marching on banks in the District to protest foreclosures.

But since the Seattle anti-corporate demonstrations of 1999 set a global movement alight, there has been a revolt against it, and those forces have won in Latin America, changing the framework of all economic debates to come and enriching our imaginations when it comes to economies and possibilities.

Thanks in part to their natural distrust in corporations, millennials tend to strongly prefer brands with some demonstration of corporate social responsibility.

Couture is really a demonstration of corporate power, and, of course, ego, in a world that seems to increasingly demand it.

Her death prompted calls for Japan to overhaul its work culture, which often forces employees to put in long hours of overtime as a demonstration of corporate loyalty.

You gotta love food markets like Oakland's People's Grocery and the Park Slope Food Co-op, for their daily demonstration that corporate supermarkets aren't the only way to shop. 5. Hooray for the Environmental Working Group, our best watchdog on misallocated subsidies, ethanol policies and a variety of conservation issues.

As the average after-tax income for the top 1 per cent of US households was last week revealed to have almost quadrupled from 1979 to 2007, 24- year-old Iraq veteran Scott Olsen was fighting for his life in a California hospital, shot in the face by police with a tear-gas canister during a demonstration against corporate greed in Oakland.

In a pioneering demonstration of corporate leadership, Nestlé acknowledged that it is in the organization's self-interest to make and market responsible products.

Recipients of special awards include Jesse Jackson, who will receive the president's award for his social and political commitment; Eddie Murphy as entertainer of the year, and Xerox, which will receive the corporate award for its demonstration of equal opportunity by having the highest number of black vice presidents in corporate America.

Furthermore, to provide an educational resource for the public, we propose that the biotechnology and/or pharmaceutical industry, as a demonstration of corporate social responsibility, create a pictorial-based patient-centered web interface designed to educate the public and optimize and coordinate use of emergency services in the event of a bioterrorism attack.