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Summary
This page (marked 31) appears to be an excerpt from an article or report discussing international perceptions of the United States. The author describes conducting interviews and references a 'Newsweek-Daily Beast poll' regarding America's image, noting associations ranging from 'greedy' to 'democracy.' The text concludes that America is well-positioned for the 'new Arab World.' The document bears a House Oversight Bates stamp.
People (2)
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| Unnamed Author | Narrator/Interviewer |
Refers to themselves as 'I', conducted interviews on a trip.
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| Poll Respondents | Interviewees |
Participants in a Newsweek-Daily Beast poll and individuals interviewed by the author.
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Newsweek-Daily Beast |
Conducted a poll referenced in the text.
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| McDonald's |
Mentioned as a cynical association with America.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Locations (2)
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Subject of the perception analysis.
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Region mentioned as the context for the image of America.
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Key Quotes (3)
"As an ice-breaking exercise, I asked everyone I interviewed on my trip to free-associate the first word they thought about when they hear “America.”"Source
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"Even a majority of jaded Newsweek–Daily Beast poll respondents said that the U.S. had a positive effect on the world—the highest of any nation we asked about."Source
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"Blend it all together, and that’s an image of America well positioned for the new Arab World."Source
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qualities America inspires would warm the heart of any marketing
manager.
As an ice-breaking exercise, I asked everyone I interviewed on my
trip to free-associate the first word they thought about when they hear
“America.” There were numerous cynics (“greedy,” “consumerism,”
“McDonald’s”) and the occasional outlier (“Sex and the City”), but a
majority repeated affirmative terms like melting pot, power,
democracy, modernity. Even a majority of jaded Newsweek–Daily
Beast poll respondents said that the U.S. had a positive effect on the
world—the highest of any nation we asked about. Blend it all
together, and that’s an image of America well positioned for the new
Arab World.
manager.
As an ice-breaking exercise, I asked everyone I interviewed on my
trip to free-associate the first word they thought about when they hear
“America.” There were numerous cynics (“greedy,” “consumerism,”
“McDonald’s”) and the occasional outlier (“Sex and the City”), but a
majority repeated affirmative terms like melting pot, power,
democracy, modernity. Even a majority of jaded Newsweek–Daily
Beast poll respondents said that the U.S. had a positive effect on the
world—the highest of any nation we asked about. Blend it all
together, and that’s an image of America well positioned for the new
Arab World.
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