No, Honestly - The Complete Series [DVD] [1974]

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Billboard 200 (25 December 1976). "Top 200 Albums". Billbo

Light is shed on de Paul's character in the book Everybody Died, So I Got a Dog, written by the writer and radio presenter, Emily Dean, who as a girl was fascinated by her neighbour and she recounts wise advice that de Paul gave her. [291] Dean also mentioned de Paul in a magazine interview she gave for Saga. [292] De Paul is also mentioned several times in Broken Greek, the evocative memoir by the music writer by Pete Paphides. [293] She also features prominently in the biography of James Coburn, written by Coburn's daughter-in-law and based on material from tapes recorded by Coburn for an unfinished autobiography. [294]

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Sagrado, R.D. ( 2020), “ Fighting retail fraud during COVID-19”, available at: https://www.pwc.com/ph/en/taxwise-or-otherwise/2020/fighting-retail-fraud-during-covid-19.html ( accessed 6 July 2021). Islam, T., Pitafi, A.H., Arya, V., Wang, Y., Akhtar, N., Mubarik, S. and Xiaobei, L. ( 2021), “ Panic buying in the COVID-19 pandemic: a multi-country examination”, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Vol. 59, 102357. On The Ride (You Do It Once, You Do It Twice)" (co-written with Ed Adamberry), No. 23 hit in the Netherlands for Continental Uptight Band [336]

Further, this research distinguishes between forms of UCB concerning customer–frontline employee interactions and those involving customer–customer interactions (macro-level). 3.3 Consequential dimensions of UCB a b c d e f g h i j k Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19thed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p.145. ISBN 978-1-904994-10-7. Del Davis - Sugarloaf Hill / Baby Don't Wake Me (Vinyl)". Discogs.com. 15 September 1972 . Retrieved 25 April 2017. In consideration of the above, this research contributes academically by establishing a UCB framework, identifying and describing varying forms of UCB apart from existing academic research and its causes and consequences combined. Further, it investigates UCB by looking at grocery retail stores during the recent pandemic, taking both customers' and FLEs' perspectives into account, collecting customers' views to collaborate with FLEs' perspectives. Lastly, it extends practical approaches to UCB by developing strategic implications for retail management, considering customers and employees and UCB's causes and consequences, along with its situationally and individually differing operating levels, therefore, helping retail employees and managers to deal with UCB. 2. Literature reviewWe Got Love" (co-written with Terry Britten), No. 118 UK hit for The Real Thing [342] and #50 on the UK Disco and Dance chart. [343] Ateş, H. ( 2020), “ Merging theory of planned behavior and value identity personal norm model to explain pro-environmental behaviors”, Sustainable Production and Consumption, Vol. 24, pp. 169- 180. Second, the results of this study are limited by the research design that fell within the range of qualitative research as explorative investigations of perceptions of UCB require such research designs. Consequently, a segregation of differing forms of UCB linked to its severity and consequences cannot be concluded. Third, other limitations concern the use of telephone interviews and the dangers of socially desirable reactions being obtained in interview situations ( Alsaawi, 2014). Remedies for such issues include quantitative research methods that should be applied in future research concerning UCB. Moreover, it is still not entirely clear which UCB consequences are due to the occurrence of UCB itself and which are a side effect of the specific crisis-related context, such as the possibility of increased workloads due to precautionary measures to combat the pandemic. 6.3.2 Future research agenda