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Public citizen no. 1
Sifay, Micah L. | December 20, 1999 issue

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This article presents information about Ralph Nader who is a consumer advocate extraordinaire who demands a lot from his listeners as he describes how corporate power is destroying democracy. Throughout the speech, Nader reinforced the need for renewal of civic culture to combat the dominant corporate culture. The official word from Nader, who was the Green Party's 1996 candidate and who got nearly 700,000 votes running a non-campaign that confused and angered many supporters, is that he has not made up his mind about running again and would not announce his intentions until January.

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NADER, Ralph; LAWYERS; CORPORATE image; MANAGEMENT styles; CORPORATIONS; CORPORATE culture
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