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    • "To control relic seekers who were attempting to chip off pieces of the stmcture, and to prevent individuals from scratching their names on the walls, the Mormon officials issued special tickets." Henry stopped in Cedar City for about six weeks and...
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    • & EUen, 175; wife visits, 202; came to Cedar City, 228; 1865 visits Cedar, 254; letter from Henry, 259; presides at conference, 269; makes Henry a pamarch, 290, trip with B. Young, 293; death, 301 Smith, Jesse N. , 278; County Clerk, 287; S....
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    • 1 0 letting students sort individually. The program “Words Their Way,” uses this method to teach spelling. According to Gentry (2004), “this method of word sorting cannot function as a spelling program, because there is too much word-specific...
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    • 1 Chapter I Introduction, Literature Review, and Problem Statement Over 920 million tourists traveled internationally in 2008, with more than half traveling for leisure (World Tourism Organization [UNWTO], 2009). Tourist spending in 2008 reached US...
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    • 101 Chapter V Article II: Influencing Destination Image and Visiting Intent Using Communication Mix: A Case Study of Austria Abstract Identifying the factors that influence destination image and visiting intentions helps tourism planners...
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    • 102 roughly 253 visitors per 100 inhabitants (Statistics Austria, 2010). Tourism contributes significantly to the national income and employment level. The current share of tourism-induced gross value added has topped 10% of GDP as of 2008...
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    • 105 There are several important factors to consider when promoting a destination image. For example, when an image is projected by the local tourism industry it should be anchored to some extent on a true destination identity. This strategy...
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    • 115 Analysis of Data Findings. A total of 1,185 participants took the survey. After eliminating all potential respondents who completed less than 85% of the survey and those that didn‘t meet the residency and age restrictions, 973 of the received...
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    • 134 Chapter 7 HTML Here is a list of a few style sheet rules: { color: value } - refer to the section on color { background: url(file name) } - the URL may be just the name of the file or it may be a complete URL including the domain name {...
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    • 147 Table 2 Travel Behavior (N=973) Trait Frequency Percentage Previously Visited Austria (n=972) Never 279 28.70 1 to 5 times 487 50.10 6 to 10 times 95 9.77 11 to 15 times 41 4.22 More than 16 times 70 7.20 Foreign trips taken for Business in the...
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    • 2 Austria‘s economy, it is necessary for Austria‘s tourism authorities to stay current with trends and compete with the industry‘s leading destination countries. The World Tourism Organization reports that the top three European...
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    • 27 to an hour or less. To form a baseline of information concerning teachers’ overall understanding of the RTI framework, the researcher began with interview questions created by Terry Ann Paradis (2011) from her dissertation. The questions were...
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    • 29 CHAPTER 4 Results The data collected throughout this study provided information about what types of physical activity breaks prove most effective for refocusing first-­‐grade students on academic work. Through testing three different types of p...
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    • 31 Table 2 Travel Behavior (N=973) Trait Frequency Percentage Previously Visited Austria (n=972) Never 279 28.70 1 to 5 times 487 50.10 6 to 10 times 95 9.77 11 to 15 times 41 4.22 More than 16 times 70 7.20 Foreign trips taken for Business in the...
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    • 32 The frequency analysis for Section A: Travel Behavior, illustrated in Table 2, shows that approximately half of those surveyed had visited Austria 1-5 times. In the last three years, most (69.5%) had never taken an international business trip,...
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