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Shelley L. Wigley2011

Article2011

Telling your own bad news: Eliot Spitzer and a test of the stealing thunder strategy

Shelley L. Wigley

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Year2011

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Published2011-01-27

VenuePublic Relations Review

ISSN-L0363-8111

Languageen

Citations46

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