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Essay heading: The Coca Cola Company
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Expansion was so impressive that in 1898, a new headquarters was housed in a large building in Atlanta. Candler naively described the three-storey building as ?sufficient for all our needs for all time to come'. Needless to say, the building was too small after just a decade.
In 1923, Robert Winship Woodruff was elected president of The Coca-Cola Company... displayed 300 characters
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A visionary leader, he placed strong emphasis on product quality, establishing a ?Quality Drink' campaign using highly trained service teams. Early advertising discouraged consumers from calling the product Coke. They urged "Ask for ?Coca-Cola' by its full name; nicknames encourage substitution." But people kept asking for Coke and in 1941 the Company gave in to public demand... displayed next 300 characters
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