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I guess it's better than the alternate slogan, William Jefferson a man of conviction. What happens if he loses?	i guess it's. better than the alternate slogan william jefferson a man of conviction what happens if he	I guess it's better than the alternate slogan William Jefferson a man of, conviction What happens if he	i guess it's better than the alternate slogan, william jefferson a man of conviction. what happens if he loses?
Well you know I've been down to the New Orleans area and talked to voters and interestingly there's a lot of suspicion there among some people anyway of the FBI and of Washington in quotes. So, I think even if Jefferson, if he manages to not do serious time over the alleged bribery, if he goes back to New Orleans I thi...	well you know i've been down to the new orleans area and talked to voters and interestingly there's a lot of suspicion there among some people anyway of the fbi and of washington in quotes. so i think even, if jefferson if he manages to not; do serious. time over the alleged bribery if he goes. back to new orleans. i. ...	Well you know I've been down to, the New Orleans area and talked to voters and interestingly there's a lot of suspicion there among some people anyway of the FBI and of Washington in quotes So I think even if Jefferson if he. manages to not do serious time over the. alleged bribery if he goes back to New Orleans I thin...	well you know i've been down to the new orleans area and talked to voters and interestingly there's a lot of suspicion there among some people anyway of the fbi and of washington in quotes. so, i think even if jefferson, if he manages to not do serious time over the alleged bribery, if he goes back to new orleans i thi...
And stranger things have happened in Louisiana politics, he just may win. NPR's Luke Burbank thanks very much.	and stranger things have happened in louisiana, politics he just may win npr's luke, burbank thanks, very	And, stranger things have. happened in Louisiana politics he just may win. NPR's Luke Burbank thanks very	and stranger things have happened in louisiana politics, he just may win. npr's luke burbank thanks very much.
Sure Mike.	sure	Sure	sure mike.
In federal court in El Paso, Texas, tomorrow, Cuban exile and former CIA employee Luis Posada Carriles goes on trial. Posada's name may not ring a bell, but in Cuba and in Miami's Cuban-American community, he is a well-known and polarizing figure.	in federal, court in el paso texas tomorrow cuban exile. and, former cia employee luis posada carriles goes on trial posada's name may not ring, a bell but in cuba; and in miami's cuban-american community he is a well-known and polarizing	In federal court. in El Paso Texas tomorrow Cuban exile and. former CIA employee Luis Posada Carriles goes. on, trial Posada's name may not ring a bell but in Cuba and in Miami's Cuban-American community he is a well-known and polarizing.	in federal court in el paso, texas, tomorrow, cuban exile and former cia employee luis posada carriles goes on trial. posada's name may not ring a bell, but in cuba and in miami's cuban-american community, he is a well-known and polarizing figure.
Posada faces charges related to his alleged involvement in a series of hotel bombings in Havana in the mid-'90s. From Miami, NPR's Greg Allen has this story.	posada faces charges related to his alleged involvement in a series of hotel bombings in havana in the mid-'90s from miami npr's greg allen. has this	Posada, faces charges related to his alleged involvement in a series. of hotel bombings in Havana. in the mid-'90s From Miami NPR's Greg; Allen has this	posada faces charges related to his alleged involvement in a series of hotel bombings in havana in the mid-'90s. from miami, npr's greg allen has this story.
Terrorist or freedom fighter? For many years, how you answered that question about Luis Posada depended largely on where you lived - Havana or Miami. Posada, who's now 82 years old, has fought to overthrow Fidel Castro for most of his life. He took part in the Bay of Pigs operation and later joined the CIA - until the ...	terrorist or freedom fighter? for many years how, you answered that question about luis posada depended largely on where you lived - havana or miami posada who's now 82 years, old has fought to overthrow fidel castro for most of his life he took part in the bay of pigs operation and later joined the, cia - until the mi...	Terrorist or freedom fighter? For many years how you answered that question about Luis Posada depended largely on where, you. lived - Havana or, Miami Posada who's now 82 years old, has fought to overthrow Fidel Castro for most of his life He took part in the. Bay of Pigs operation and later joined the CIA - until, the...	terrorist or freedom fighter? for many years, how you answered that question about luis posada depended largely on where you lived - havana or miami. posada, who's now 82 years old, has fought to overthrow fidel castro for most of his life. he took part in the bay of pigs operation and later joined the cia - until the ...
Venezuela and Cuba have long charged he was behind the bombing of a Cuban airliner in 1976 that killed 73 people. The incident at the center of the trial in El Paso involves a bomb set off at a Havana hotel in 1997, that killed an Italian tourist. A year later, a reporter for the New York Times taped an interview with ...	venezuela and cuba have long charged he was. behind the bombing of a cuban airliner in, 1976 that killed 73 people the incident at the center of. the trial in el paso involves a bomb set off at a havana hotel in, 1997, that killed an italian tourist a year later a reporter for the new york times taped an interview; wit...	Venezuela and Cuba have long charged he was behind, the bombing. of a Cuban airliner in. 1976 that killed 73 people The incident at the center of the trial in El Paso involves a bomb set off at a Havana hotel in 1997, that killed an Italian tourist A year later a reporter for the New York Times taped an interview with ...	venezuela and cuba have long charged he was behind the bombing of a cuban airliner in 1976 that killed 73 people. the incident at the center of the trial in el paso involves a bomb set off at a havana hotel in 1997, that killed an italian tourist. a year later, a reporter for the new york times taped an interview with ...
Peter Kornbluh, with the National Security Archive, says in the government transcripts of the tapes, Posada clearly admits his responsibility.	peter. kornbluh with the national security archive says in the government, transcripts of the tapes posada clearly admits his	Peter Kornbluh with. the. National Security Archive says in the government. transcripts of the, tapes Posada clearly admits his	peter kornbluh, with the national security archive, says in the government transcripts of the tapes, posada clearly admits his responsibility.
He said to the New York Times: I sleep like a baby; it's sad that somebody was killed, but we have to keep going. He is asked: Do you take credit for these bombings as an act of war? And he says, si.	he said to the new, york times: i sleep like a baby it's sad that somebody was killed but we have to keep going he is asked: do you. take credit. for these bombings as an. act of war? and he says	He. said to, the New York Times: I sleep like a. baby it's sad. that somebody was killed but we have to keep going He, is asked: Do you take credit for these bombings as an act of. war? And he says	he said to the new york times: i sleep like a baby; it's sad that somebody was killed, but we have to keep going. he is asked: do you take credit for these bombings as an act of war? and he says, si.
Posada's defense attorneys take issue with the government transcripts. In transcripts they prepared, when asked about his involvement in the bombing, rather than si, they say Posada's answer was unintelligible. It will ultimately be up to the jury to decide what Posada admits to on the tapes.	posada's defense attorneys take issue with the government transcripts in transcripts they prepared when. asked; about his involvement in the bombing rather than si they say posada's. answer was, unintelligible it will ultimately be up to the jury to decide what. posada admits to on the	Posada's defense attorneys take issue with, the; government transcripts In transcripts they, prepared when, asked about his involvement in. the bombing rather than si they say; Posada's. answer was unintelligible It will ultimately be up to the jury to decide what Posada admits to on the	posada's defense attorneys take issue with the government transcripts. in transcripts they prepared, when asked about his involvement in the bombing, rather than si, they say posada's answer was unintelligible. it will ultimately be up to the jury to decide what posada admits to on the tapes.
In an unprecedented move, the U.S. may also introduce evidence on the Havana bombing gathered by the government of Cuba. Cuban officials will also testify. Posada's lawyer questions the credibility of allowing representatives of a country that's on the U.S. list of states that support terrorism, testify about a bombing...	in an unprecedented move the u.s. may also introduce evidence on the havana bombing gathered by the government of cuba cuban officials will also testify posada's lawyer. questions the credibility of allowing representatives. of a country that's on the u.s list of states that support. terrorism. testify about a;	In an unprecedented move the U.S may also introduce evidence on the Havana bombing gathered by the government of Cuba Cuban officials will also testify Posada's lawyer questions the credibility of allowing representatives of a country that's on the. U.S list of states that support terrorism testify about, a	in an unprecedented move, the u.s. may also introduce evidence on the havana bombing gathered by the government of cuba. cuban officials will also testify. posada's lawyer questions the credibility of allowing representatives of a country that's on the u.s. list of states that support terrorism, testify about a bombing...
Cuban-American writer and commentator Humberto Fontova agrees. Of the Cuban witnesses, he says...	cuban-american writer and commentator humberto fontova agrees of the cuban witnesses he	Cuban-American writer and commentator, Humberto Fontova agrees Of the Cuban witnesses he,	cuban-american writer and commentator humberto fontova agrees. of the cuban witnesses, he says...
Chris Arnold, NPR News, Grand Lake Stream, Maine.	chris arnold npr news grand lake stream	Chris Arnold NPR. News Grand Lake Stream	chris arnold, npr news, grand lake stream, maine.
Hey, Steve.	hey	Hey	hey, steve.
Young says it's not fair to impose Europe's solutions on the rest of the world. She adds that paying the European Union for emissions could add up to about $3 billion by 2020. Young says airlines will decide how much of that extra cost to pass on to passengers.	young says it's not fair to impose europe's solutions on the rest; of the world she adds that paying the european union for emissions, could add up to about $3 billion by 2020. young says airlines will decide how much of, that extra cost to pass on to	Young says it's not fair to impose Europe's solutions on the rest of. the world She. adds that, paying the European Union for emissions could add up, to about $3 billion by 2020. Young says airlines will decide how much of that extra cost to pass on to	young says it's not fair to impose europe's solutions on the rest of the world. she adds that paying the european union for emissions could add up to about $3 billion by 2020. young says airlines will decide how much of that extra cost to pass on to passengers.
Bill Hemmings, with the British group Transport and Environment, says the extra cost probably won't amount to more than about $20 a flight.	bill hemmings with the, british group transport and environment says the extra cost probably won't amount to more than about $20 a,	Bill Hemmings with, the British group Transport and Environment says the extra cost probably won't amount to more than about, $20 a	bill hemmings, with the british group transport and environment, says the extra cost probably won't amount to more than about $20 a flight.
It's a few euros, maybe 10 or 15 euros at the most, those sorts of fare fluctuations will happen thousands of times a day.	it's a few euros maybe 10 or 15 euros at the, most those sorts of fare fluctuations will happen thousands of times a	It's a, few euros. maybe 10 or, 15 euros at the, most those. sorts of fare fluctuations will happen thousands of times a	it's a few euros, maybe 10 or 15 euros at the most, those sorts of fare fluctuations will happen thousands of times a day.
But opponents, which include the Obama administration and at least 20 other governments, say it's not really the cost they're going to the mat for.	but opponents which include the obama administration and at least 20 other governments say it's not really the cost, they're going to the mat	But. opponents which include, the Obama administration and at least 20 other governments say it's not really the cost they're going to the mat	but opponents, which include the obama administration and at least 20 other governments, say it's not really the cost they're going to the mat for.
Again, the airline's Nancy Young.	again the airline's nancy	Again, the airline's Nancy,	again, the airline's nancy young.
We are not opposed to an appropriate climate regime. What we think though is that the E.U. scheme is both illegal and bad policy.	we are not, opposed to an appropriate climate regime what we. think, though is that the e.u scheme is both. illegal and bad	We are not. opposed to an appropriate climate regime What we think though is that the E.U scheme is both illegal and bad	we are not opposed to an appropriate climate regime. what we think though is that the e.u. scheme is both illegal and bad policy.
The airline group would prefer to work out an emissions agreement through the International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO. It's a U.N.-based organization that governs air travel policy for most of the world.	the airline group. would prefer to work out, an emissions agreement through the international civil aviation. organization or icao it's a u.n.-based organization that governs air travel policy for most of the	The airline group, would prefer to work. out; an emissions, agreement through the International Civil. Aviation Organization or ICAO It's. a U.N.-based organization that. governs. air travel policy for, most, of the	the airline group would prefer to work out an emissions agreement through the international civil aviation organization, or icao. it's a u.n.-based organization that governs air travel policy for most of the world.
And that's a goal that Environmental Defense Fund lawyer Pamela Campos actually agrees with. But she argues that ICAO has dallied for years and she sees the court ruling as a kick in the pants.	and that's a, goal that environmental defense fund lawyer pamela campos actually agrees with but. she argues that icao has dallied for years and she sees the court ruling, as a kick, in the	And that's a goal, that Environmental Defense; Fund lawyer Pamela Campos actually agrees with But she argues that ICAO has dallied for years and she sees; the court ruling as a kick in the,	and that's a goal that environmental defense fund lawyer pamela campos actually agrees with. but she argues that icao has dallied for years and she sees the court ruling as a kick in the pants.
The opportunity here is to seize the momentum from Europe and break through the logjam.	the opportunity here is. to seize the momentum from europe and break through the	The opportunity here is to seize the momentum from Europe and break through the,	the opportunity here is to seize the momentum from europe and break through the logjam.
The Obama administration is with the airlines in this so far, and could make it a diplomatic issue at the U.N.'s aviation organization.	the obama administration, is with. the airlines in. this so far and could make it a diplomatic issue at the u.n's aviation	The Obama administration; is with the airlines in this so far and could make it a diplomatic issue at the U.N's aviation	the obama administration is with the airlines in this so far, and could make it a diplomatic issue at the u.n.'s aviation organization.
Christopher Joyce, NPR News.	christopher joyce npr	Christopher Joyce NPR	christopher joyce, npr news.
When General Electric was born more than a century ago, it went on to become one of many companies with names that implied universal appeal and consistency, think Standard Oil, General Tire. Now with General Motors and General Electric facing hard times, our generals are in retreat. Here's NPR's Katia Dunn.	when general electric was born more than a century ago it. went, on to, become one of, many companies with names, that implied, universal appeal and consistency think standard oil general tire now with general motors and general electric facing hard times our generals are in retreat here's npr's katia.	When General Electric was born. more. than a century ago it went on to become one of, many companies with names that; implied, universal. appeal and consistency think Standard Oil General, Tire Now with General Motors and General Electric facing hard times our generals are in retreat Here's NPR's Katia	when general electric was born more than a century ago, it went on to become one of many companies with names that implied universal appeal and consistency, think standard oil, general tire. now with general motors and general electric facing hard times, our generals are in retreat. here's npr's katia dunn.
In the mid-1980's General Motors ran a commercial showing a generic-looking salesman slashing prices.	in the mid-1980's general motors ran a commercial showing a generic-looking salesman slashing	In the mid-1980's General Motors ran a commercial showing a generic-looking, salesman slashing	in the mid-1980's general motors ran a commercial showing a generic-looking salesman slashing prices.
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Nobody but General Motors offers so many deals on so many cars for so many people.	nobody but general motors offers so many deals on so many, cars. for so many	Nobody but General Motors, offers so many deals on so many, cars for so many	nobody but general motors offers so many deals on so many cars for so many people.
The message in this ad is simple. General Motors has all types of cars and lots of people to buy them. At the time, that was a standard sales technique.	the message in this ad is simple general motors has all types. of cars and lots of people to buy them at the time that was a standard sales	The message in this ad is. simple General Motors has all types of; cars. and lots of people to buy them At the time that was a standard sales	the message in this ad is simple. general motors has all types of cars and lots of people to buy them. at the time, that was a standard sales technique.
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Unidentified Man #1: Standard Oil. More new car owners in the Midwest use our lead-free Amoco than any other brand.	unidentified man #1: standard oil more new car owners in the midwest use our lead-free amoco than any other	Unidentified Man #1: Standard Oil More new car owners in the Midwest use our lead-free Amoco than any, other	unidentified man #1: standard oil. more new car owners in the midwest use our lead-free amoco than any other brand.
That ad ran in 1976 for Standard Oil.	that ad ran in 1976 for standard	That ad. ran in 1976 for Standard	that ad ran in 1976 for standard oil.
MR. ROBERT PASKOFF (Brand Keys): And that's a commodity. That's not a brand.	mr robert paskoff (brand keys): and that's a. commodity that's not a	MR ROBERT PASKOFF (Brand Keys): And that's a commodity That's not, a	mr. robert paskoff (brand keys): and that's a commodity. that's not a brand.
Robert Paskoff is president of Brand Keys. He says when these early large companies were building their reputations, they used the terms standard and general. It was simply the best way to introduce consumers to the products they wanted to buy for a good price. But in the late part of the 20th century, the ads all star...	robert; paskoff is president of brand. keys he says when these early large companies, were building, their reputations they used the terms standard and general it was simply the best way to introduce consumers to the products they wanted to buy for a good. price but in the late part of the 20th century the ads all star...	Robert Paskoff, is. president of Brand Keys He says when these early large companies were building their reputations. they used the terms standard and general It, was simply the, best way to introduce consumers to the products they wanted. to buy for a good price But in the late part of the 20th century the ads all sta...	robert paskoff is president of brand keys. he says when these early large companies were building their reputations, they used the terms standard and general. it was simply the best way to introduce consumers to the products they wanted to buy for a good price. but in the late part of the 20th century, the ads all star...
By 1985, everyone was pretty much doing everything the same way.	by 1985, everyone was pretty much doing everything the same	By 1985, everyone was pretty much doing everything the same	by 1985, everyone was pretty much doing everything the same way.
Companies needed to distinguish themselves from their many competitors, plus consumers were starting to control the information that came to them. They flipped the channels, they tuned out. If they didn't like the product, they didn't use it. Today, Paskoff says, rational name recognition is simply not enough to make t...	companies needed to distinguish themselves from, their many competitors plus consumers. were starting, to control the information that came to them they flipped the channels they tuned, out if they didn't. like; the product they; didn't use it today paskoff says rational name recognition is. simply not enough to make. ...	Companies needed to distinguish themselves from their many competitors plus consumers were starting to control the information that came to them. They flipped, the channels they tuned out If they didn't like the product they didn't use it Today Paskoff says rational name recognition is simply not enough to make the	companies needed to distinguish themselves from their many competitors, plus consumers were starting to control the information that came to them. they flipped the channels, they tuned out. if they didn't like the product, they didn't use it. today, paskoff says, rational name recognition is simply not enough to make t...
If I say General Motors to you, you'd probably go, uh, and that uh is the sound of a brand that's dying.	if i say general, motors to you you'd probably go uh and that uh, is the sound of a brand, that's	If I say, General Motors to you you'd probably go uh and that uh, is the sound. of a brand that's.	if i say general motors to you, you'd probably go, uh, and that uh is the sound of a brand that's dying.
Now consultants say companies want consumers to form emotional relationships with brands. That leaves more to the imagination. And it's easier to do with mysterious names. Standard Oil of New Jersey becomes Exxon; part of AT&T became Verizon. Of course some companies have adopted these meaningless names in an effort to...	now consultants say companies want consumers, to form emotional relationships, with brands. that leaves more to the imagination and it's. easier to do with mysterious. names standard oil of, new jersey becomes exxon part of at&t became verizon of course some companies; have adopted these meaningless names. in an effort...	Now consultants say companies, want consumers to form, emotional relationships with brands That leaves more to the imagination And it's easier to do with mysterious names Standard Oil of New Jersey. becomes Exxon part of AT&T became Verizon Of course some companies have adopted these meaningless names in an effort to. ...	now consultants say companies want consumers to form emotional relationships with brands. that leaves more to the imagination. and it's easier to do with mysterious names. standard oil of new jersey becomes exxon; part of at&t became verizon. of course some companies have adopted these meaningless names in an effort to...