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Please help reviewing the following article:

http://www.allbusiness.com/government/government-bodies-offices-legislative/8897776-1.html

Review of the article include the following discussion/analysis: (1) the PR situation at hand; (2) main premise about PR as discussed by the author; (3) importance of this study to the field of PR.

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This solution provides a review of the article on the following dimensions: (1) the PR situation at hand; (2) main premise about PR as discussed by the author; (3) importance of this study to the field of PR.

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You asked me to review the article on the following three dimensions. Let's take a closer look at each section:

(1) The PR situation at hand, according to the author is that "without realizing it, some in PR may turn away from massive amounts of money by ignoring three main rules." In contrast, by applying these three rules: (a) don't stop too soon, (b) ...

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