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New poll finds that only one-third of Americans think the U.S. has the strongest economy in the world, but they want to regain the lead.




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OceanGate announced marine research missions for “citizen scientists”

Seattle media market blanketed with coverage



 

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Getting ready for National Public Lands Day? We are!

NPLD 2010 is Saturday, September 25th.

Find a site near you and spend the day helping out in a playground, a public beach or a national park!


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NeighborWorks organizations are now recognized as experts on affordable housing and foreclosure prevention

Tricom developed thousands of media opportunities in markets around the county


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Press briefing with Sens. Schumer and Graham with outlets including The Washington Post and Politico

And 50 state-specific releases resulted in 150+ print and web news stories and 20+ TV and radio stories


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Alliance for American Manufacturing hosted hundreds of bloggers for an evening enjoying the all-American pastime

Bloggers also toured a Pittsburgh steel plant to learn about American manufacturing


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