that evidence, noting that Mr. Ward testified it was Mr. Jones he saw in the victim's yard the day of the burglary carrying two garbage bags, one of which contained videotapes. Jones, No. 1-95-1391, at 2. Mr. Ward also testified Mr. Jones told him he was the victim's cousin but identified him by an incorrect name. Id. Mr. Ward said he later saw Mr. Jones putting the plastic garbage bags in a car parked in the alley behind the victim's home. Id. at 2-3. Mr. Ward testified that the car, driven by Mr. Allen, then left and Mr. Ward followed in his van, alerting police he saw during the pursuit. Id. at 3. Officer Hootan Bahmandeji testified that after a short pursuit the vehicle, driven by Mr. Jonestarget of propaganda is
people's opinions rather than their knowledge. Therefore, the information
conveyed is often presented in an emotionally loaded way and with
other means of affecting the opinions of people.In English,
the word "propaganda" often carries strong negative (as well as political)
connotations, despite being accepted as a general meaning of "advertising" on
rare occasions. This is not necessarily so in other languages, and usage of the
term may lead to misunderstanding in communications with non-native English
speakers. For example, in Brazil and some Spanish language speaking countries,
particularly in the Southern Cone, the word "propaganda"usually means the most common
manipulation of information—"advertising."

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and in our own individual development. They have ruined reputations,
stirred men and women to outstanding accomplishments, sent others to prison
cells, and