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—Cathy Jett, “Coffee Clash: Mom-n-Pop, Starbucks,
Go Head-to-Head,” Fredericksburg (Virginia)
Free Lance-Star, December 1, 2005.

“What may be the most powerful name in music doesn’t
belong to a record label, a powerful industry executive, or an
influential . . .”
—Michael Y. Park, “I’ll Take a Venti Latte . . . and a CD,”
www.foxnews.com, January 4, 2006.
“We don’t see [Chantico] as a failure. We see it as an oppor-
tunity to leverage what we’ve learned from our customers
to provide chocolate . . .”
—Information from Lara Wyss, Starbucks Media Relations.

“Please pass this along to anyone you know. This needs to
get out in the open. Recently Marines over in Iraq support-
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ing this . . .” and other related quotes
—“Starbucks and Iraq,” TruthOrFiction.com,
www.truthorfiction.com.

“My family owns an ambulance service in Brooklyn, NY. . . .
My uncles were at ‘Ground Zero’ during the attack . . .”
—“Starbucks—Water at Ground Zero,”
TruthOrFiction.com, www.truthorfiction.com,
and “Starbucks Apologizes for Water Flap,”
www.foxnews.com, September 26, 2001.
Information about the elephant pathways and Elephant
Kinjia coffee was obtained from a Starbucks press release,
“Coming Through: Elephant Kinjia Coffee Stampeded into
Starbucks; Sixth Black Apron Exclusives Coffee Combines
Exotic Flavor and Ingenious Farming Tactics,” May 2,
2005.