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February 18th, 2005, 12:47 AM
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The article assumes that the dip in tourism is the result of security
procedures. Isn't it also possible that the dip is the result of potential tourists' distaste for recent American actions on the world stage? More than possible. I just finished watching a regular TV show, World Business. I think it is based in the UK. One of their stories featured that problem, that top American brand names are suffering reduced sales in the last two years. A marketing / public opinion firm queried the public and it was confirmed that people are buying fewer American branded products because of American foreign policy. Casey 
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