In this research, I have examined a large number of newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, government and business reports, and press releases as the main sources of data collection.
Make sure you have any pamphlets, flyers, and business cards ready.
New Yorkers, she added, using a phrase from an upbeat business pamphlet of the time, saw themselves as a people "to whom nothing is impossible".
In her business pamphlet, she offers up the gloriously random confidence that she visited North Korea in the 1990s and squeezed the testicles of a top army general.
As a young man, he established a computer business, sold pamphlets encouraging young blacks to stay off drugs and succeed through the American dream, and was a motivational speaker.
Two of the acts were especially disturbing to the colonists: the Stamp Act of 1765 (required colonists to use stamps on all important law and business papers, pamphlets, and newspapers) and the Townshend Act of 1767 (named after Chancellor of the Exchequer Charles Townshend, imposed a series of duties on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea imported into the colonies).
Narrated by Mr. McAleer, whose previous documentaries have also argued against environmental concerns, "FrackNation" is no tossed-off, pro-business pamphlet.
Jonathan, who has created business cards and pamphlets for clients, said he was enjoying his venture.
She is a magpie, plucking language from myriad arenas: bestiaries, business documents, tourist pamphlets.
Richard's books and influential pamphlets include Taking Care of Business: Citizenship and the Charter of Incorporation; On the Supreme Court; Defying Corporations, Defining Democracy; and Fear at Work,: Job Blackmail, Labor and the Environment.
