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You can hype anything 2 editions

By Raleigh Pinskey
Cover of: You can hype anything by Raleigh Pinskey
Subjects
Public relations, Industrial publicity, Mass media and business

Excerpts

The word hype is slang, believed to have its origins in the Latin word hyperbole (from the Greek huperbole-), a combination of hyper-, meaning "over," usually implying excess or exaggeration, and -bole, meaning "throw."
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Library of Congress HD59 .P526 1995
Dewey 659

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Cover of: You can hype anything
1995, Carol Pub. Group
You can hype anything
in English - Carol Publishing Group ed.
Cover of: You Can Hype Anything
August 25, 1998, Citadel
You Can Hype Anything
Paperback in English - Carol Publishing Group Ed edition

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