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| Agassi = American tennis player
| Alberto Salazar = American distance runner and coach
| American Selling Price = Former U.S. customs valuation rule comparing imports to domestic price
| Apple = American technology company
| Bank of California = American bank headquartered in California
| Beaverton = City in Oregon, United States
| Bill Bowerman = American track coach; Nike cofounder
| Bill Gates = American entrepreneur and philanthropist; Microsoft cofounder
| Blue Ribbon Sports = American athletic retailer; predecessor to Nike
| Boston Marathon = Annual marathon race in Greater Boston
| Buttface = Nike internal management retreat nickname
| Carole Fields = Nike executive assistant involved in settlement logistics
| Cathedral City = City in California, United States
| Cortez = Nike running shoe model
| David Chang = Business intermediary advising Nike on China entry
| Delbert White = Banker at First National Bank of Oregon
| Dick Harter = American basketball coach; University of Oregon head coach
| Eugene = City in Oregon, United States
| Exeter = Town in New Hampshire, United States
| First National Bank of Oregon = Former U.S. bank headquartered in Oregon
| First State Bank of Oregon = Regional bank in Oregon
| Forbidden City = Palace complex in Beijing, China
| Frank Marshall = American film producer and director
| Frank Shorter = American distance runner
| Hayward Field = Track and field stadium at the University of Oregon
| Henry Kissinger = American diplomat; former U.S. Secretary of State
| Honolulu Marathon = Annual marathon in Honolulu, Hawaii
| JD-450C bulldozer = John Deere bulldozer model
| Jeff Johnson = Early Nike salesman and marketer
| Jeff Woodell = Early Nike employee; operations and sales leader
| Kihachiro Onitsuka = Japanese entrepreneur; founder of Onitsuka
| Kitami = Onitsuka export manager and U.S. liaison
| Kobe = City in Japan
| Kuhn, Loeb = American investment bank
| Literary Arts = Nonprofit literary organization in Portland, Oregon
| Long Distance Log = Running periodical focused on distance running
| M. Frank Rudy = American aerospace engineer; inventor of Nike Air cushioning
| Mark Hatfield = U.S. senator from Oregon
| Ming tombs = Imperial mausoleums near Beijing, China
| National Sporting Goods Association Show = U.S. sporting-goods trade show
| Netflix = American streaming and production company
| Nike = American sportswear company
| Nippon Rubber = Japanese rubber and footwear manufacturer
| Nissho Iwai = Japanese trading company
| Oregon = U.S. state in the Pacific Northwest
| Oregon Rubber Company = Oregon-based rubber manufacturer
| Oregon Trail = Historic migration route to the American West
| Pacific Northwest = Region of the northwestern United States
| Paula Wiseman/Simon & Schuster = Children’s imprint of Simon & Schuster
| Portland = City in Oregon, United States
| Portland State University = Public university in Portland, Oregon
| Price Waterhouse = Global accounting firm; predecessor of PwC
| Publishers Weekly = American trade magazine for book publishing
| Rob Strasser = Nike attorney and executive; marketing strategist
| Ronaldo Field = Soccer field at Nike World Headquarters
| Scribner = American book publisher; imprint of Simon & Schuster
| Shanghai = City in China
| Shoe Dog = Memoir by Phil Knight
| Southern District of New York = U.S. federal trial court in Manhattan
| Sports Illustrated = American sports magazine
| St. Vincent’s = Hospital in Portland, Oregon
| Steve Prefontaine = American middle- and long-distance runner
| Tailwind = Nike running shoe featuring early Air cushioning
| Temple of Nike = Athenian temple dedicated to the goddess Nike
| Tet Offensive = 1968 Vietnam War campaign by North Vietnamese forces
| The Accounting Review = Peer-reviewed accounting journal
| The Bucket List = American comedy-drama film
| The Japan Times = English-language newspaper in Japan
| Tiananmen Square = Public square in Beijing, China
| Track & Field News = American track and field magazine
| U.S. Customs = United States customs authority
| U.S. Treasury = United States Department of the Treasury
| Võ Nguyên Giáp = Vietnamese general; commander during the Vietnam War
| Waffle Trainer = Nike running shoe with waffle-patterned outsole
| Warren Buffett = American investor and philanthropist; Berkshire Hathaway chairman
| WASP = Nike legal brief acronym in American Selling Price case
| Wellesley = Town in Massachusetts, United States
| Sampras = Pete Sampras; American tennis player
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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