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In sport

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in jest; for play or diversion.
- Prov. xxvi. 19.

See also: Sport



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Content will cover sport public relations, all-sports cable channels, sport journalism, interpersonal communication in sport, sports broadcasting, organizational communication in sport, sport Web logs, and sports radio.
At the end of chapter four, entitled 'Sports in Europe: The Slow Erosion of European Dominance', the author highlights the popularization of tennis as an example of "a hybrid of elitist and popular characteristics" in sport.
The paper suggests that 'principled' examples set by role models, which include teachers and parents, best help children achieve in sport.
 
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