national association of manufacturers of wooden arrows designed for use by children

• General Motors Corporation

... these spots, titled "Soap." It featured children getting their mouths washed out with soap after th... would introduce six brand-new and newly designed vehicles as well an initiate an umbrella campaign ...In addition, retired National Football League (NFL) star Howie Long was signed o... of luxury cars from foreign manufacturers made a dent in Cadillac's market share. Competitor... more than its share of slings and arrows. . Other innovative direct marketing techniques w..., president of the Electric Vehicles Association of Southern California, said in the Los Angeles T... one spot a young boy constructed a small wooden version of the Hummer to enter in a soapbox derby,...

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• Collective sanctions.

...] individual being interviewed assumed a wooden, stolid look, and each man positively denied any k... same is true with respect to ethnic and national identity in the context of reparations paid by the...(12) . In light of its associations with racial essentialism and primitive communalism... as parents sometimes punish all their children when one misbehaves, families suffer collective re..., was a sin that "bloodied the Sacred Arrows" and brought great suffering--lost wars and famine... number of areas of substantive law is designed to improve deterrence of agents by sanctioning pri...(95) Gun manufacturers have recently been held liable for the injuries of...

• Stanford Law Review
• Vol. 56 Nbr. 2, November 2003

• Bush, House Leaders Lean On Lawmakers for Bailout ; Pressure Turning 'No' Votes Into 'Ayes'

House leaders and President Bush worked frantically to sway enough lawmakers to prevent a repeat of the Wall Street bailout defeat that sent markets tumbling earlier this week, cautiously predicting success of the $700 billion package in an expected vote Friday. Late Thursday night, House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer said debate on the bill would begin Friday morning, a signal that leaders thought they had the votes to win passage of the measure.

...The pork designed to attract votes "just jumps out at you," he said....Puerto Rican rum distillers, wooden-arrow makers and wool researchers were some of the... a 39-cent excise tax on "wooden practice arrows used by children," and other changes will add $107..., government affairs manager for the National Taxpayers Union. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Calif... business leaders from the National Association of Manufacturers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce,...

• The Washington Times
• October 03, 2008