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    Carnival Cruise Crisis Management

    Carnival Cruise Crisis Management Carnival Corporation operates as a cruise and vacation company worldwide. Its stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Carnival has a portfolio of the world most widely recognized cruise brands. One of these brands is Carnival Cruise Lines, which is the most popular cruise brand in North America and operates 24 ships designed to foster exceptionally fun and memorable vacation experiences at an outstanding value. In this paper, I focus on a crisis of Carnival

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    Really

    5gendpolite4.doc; Oct 2002 word count: 13,276 Chapter 5: Gender and Politeness Introduction Given the model of gender described in the last chapter where gender is dispersed into practices and contexts/communities of practice, and is oriented to by individuals in relation to their perceptions of race and class stereotypes, rather than being located at the level of the individual, and also given the model of linguistic politeness as described in Chapters 2 and 3, where politeness/impoliteness

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    Problems with Text Messaging

    interpersonal skills have not yet fully formed. For example a texted apology — we type an 'I'm sorry' message and hit send. Its a vivid example of what's lost when we type instead of speak. A full-scale apology means I know I've hurt you, I get to see that in your eyes. You get to see that I'm uncomfortable, and with that, the compassion response kicks in. There are many steps and they're all bypassed when we text. When the apology takes place over the phone rather than in person, the visual cues are

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    Ethics in Business Communication

    little ethical compass. CEO Mary Barra has issued a statement of apology, giving her “apologies to everyone who has been affected by this recall…especially to the families and friends of those who lost their lives or were injured” (General Motors, 2014), but good ethics should be preliminary actions not post-factum reactions. The lives that were injured and lost because of the actions by General Motors cannot be returned with a generic apology. General Motors now has to prove that their values are in line

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    Faith in the System

    In our society, we have law abiding citizens and law breaking citizens. The majority of our society assumes that those people that are law breaking citizens will get punished for the crimes they commit. They have faith in America’s criminal justice system that those individuals will get arrested, arraigned, provided a fair trial, and found guilty. They believe that if that individual is found guilty, then they must have committed the crime. However, the reality is sometimes the law abiding citizen

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    Korematsu Vs. The United States: A Case Study

    During 1942, the United States government decided to relocate all Japanese American citizens and relocate them to an internment camp. The U.S. began to worry about America’s safety and security. During the war, many decisions were made, however, the U.S. never realized what this would do to the lives of the Japanese people. Interning the Japanese American citizens put their lives through much different and much more difficult ways of living. The Japanese relocation greatly affected the lives of Japanese

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    inform us about your experience with our company. Providing an exceptional experience for our clients is our number one priority. We know that have you have been a long term customer and your loyalty is greatly appreciated. We extend our sincerest apology that your expectations were not met in your most recent order and we assure you that we will take to the necessary measures to resolve these issues as soon as possible. Dear Mr. Broke, Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to inform

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    Interculturual Communication Japan vs. Usa

    Abstract Intercultural communications is often marked by the impact of cultural differences on communication, commonly resulting in miscommunication or misunderstanding. This paper examines the challenges influencing intercultural communications between the Japanese and the Americans. In its conclusion, it emphasizes on the sensitivity to the mentioned cultural differences in order to create harmony and understanding amongst people with different ethnic backgrounds.

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    Media Clippings

    Name of Media Outlet: BBC News Article Title: Indonesian clothes company sorry for 'sexist' labels Date: 8 March 2015 Section: Asia Author: - URL: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-31786562 Summary: Salvo Clothing company issued an apology for the sexist label on a jersey top on International Women’s Day. Organization Responsible: Salvo Clothing (Indonesia) Objective: To apologize to their customers for the misinterpretation of the label. Name of Media Outlet:

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    A Yellow Raft In Blue Water Character Analysis

    the siblings hug but continue their squabble at the breakfast table the next morning on a school day. A single apology to solve all counts of intermittent hostilities is of no effect to disgruntled siblings. The titular characters in A Yellow Raft in Blue Water had their fair share of mending to execute. However, reconciliation is best gifted in small amounts than one half-hearted apology. The small details of attempted reconciliation impacted relationships between characters the most. Christine

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