Keller argues that whereas one's love of and loyalty to a family member or a friend may coexist with a low estimate of the person's qualities, patriotism involves endorsement of one's country.
But the same sort of evidence which is cited in support of the view that addicts' behavior is regulated by some kind of judgment-like state the content of which involves an endorsement of their drug-taking can be cited in support of the view that the very same addicts also have a judgment-like state with a conflicting content.
states: "Public affairs activities will not support any event involving (or appearing to involve) the promotion, endorsement, or sponsorship of any individual, civilian enterprise, religious or sectarian movement, organization, ideological movement, or political campaign".
Data collection involved gathering endorsed skills, number of endorsements, current position, past positions, and years of work experiences from LinkedIn profiles of AECO professionals.
"In light of recent attention involving paid celebrity endorsements, CNN became aware that some celebrities we interviewed about their health problems might be paid," said Sarah Cohn, a CNN spokeswoman.
Though both sides said the endorsement did not involve any quid pro quo or guarantee that Mr. Schumer would endorse Mr. Bloomberg in his bid for re-election next year, they acknowledged that supporting a popular Democrat would not hurt the mayor's re-election prospects.
Though the company told Forbes earlier this month Deborah wears the clothes because she likes them and not because of an official sponsorship arrangement, Chico's is now talking with Deborah Phelps and the sports marketing team at Octagon (which represents Michael Phelps) on a more formal endorsement that could involve marketing and public relations.
The league also had the right to use players' names and likenesses for any sponsorship endorsement involving groups of up to three players.
The W.N.B.A. also has the right to use the names or likenesses of individual players for any sponsorship endorsement involving groups of up to three players.
If celebrity endorsement involves an assessment of the size, but also permanence, of beneficial effects as compared with risk, it would make sense that the oxymoron of a faceless celebrity is the most bankable.
