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Leading global market research firm, Harris Interactive, today released the 2010 results of the first annual Youth EquiTrend® study, which asks 8-24 year olds to rate between 98 and 125 brands on several key elements of brand equity including familiarity, quality and purchase consideration.  Youth EquiTrend® is a complement to Harris Interactive’s EquiTrend® study which has been tracking …

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A Moncton lawyer hopes a video he and some partners put together will encourage youth to vote in the Sept. 27 New Brunswick election.

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The Iranian girls’ soccer
team have been kicked out of this year’s first Youth Olympics
because of a FIFA ban on playing in Islamic head scarves.

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International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge says close attention will be paid to athletes suspected of lying about their age at the first Summer Youth Games in Singapore this year. “It’s true there has been cheating in the past on age, both pretending to be younger and older,” Rogge said Wednesday.

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