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Burger King Becomes Entangled in Arab-Israeli Debate
Aug. 27 — A quiet, unassuming Burger King restaurant may seem like an unlikely location for the latest chapter in the long-running dispute
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Effective immediately Pizza Pizza is changing their paper supplier and joining the boycott of Daishowa Canada Co. Ltd. to avoid any backlash against it's franchise owners.
Friends of the Lubicon
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As of today, the Friends of the Lubicon is calling off our boycott campaign of Pizza Pizza.
Friends of the Lubicon
March 4, 1992
Pizza Pizza boycott called off
Friends of the Lubicon
As of today
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Country Style Donuts, a large donut chain based in Toronto, has decided to join the growing boycott of Daishowa paper products.
Friends of the Lubicon
March 27, 1992
National Donut Chain Joins
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The boycott fever has nevertheless unnerved investors and politicians.
The Washington Post
February 4, 2001
Arab boycott taking a bite out of U.S. firms
Howard Schneider
CAIRO — Caroline Shaheed's
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"What sort of morons do McDonald's think Beatles' fans are. "It's ridiculous and insulting to use images to peddle hamburgers. Fans should boycott Mcdonald's, and not just in Liverpool."
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"It makes Burger King an accomplice to efforts to resurrect the use of boycotts against companies doing business in Israel," Foxman said in a letter to Burger King. Burger King has more than 10,000
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"Retail gasoline sales account for such a tiny part of BP revenues, the impact of even a massive boycott would be negligible," said Phil Flynn, an energy analyst at Chicago-based PFG Best
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Actress Pamela Anderson is taking on KFC Canada’s parent company, calling for an international boycott of the fast-food chain for what she calls the cruel treatment of its chickens. “If people knew
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regard to political pressure."
The controversy began last May when the eatery opened in a new mall in the area and Arab American and Muslim groups started a boycott of the Miami-based chain, a boycott
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