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Beware: Marks of Satan
The article describing the subconscious penetration of Satan's influences in our daily lives fell short of building a solid argument. Although there were parts of the article that made it interesting, the overall impact was not significant enough to convince me regarding satanic influences.
The positives that can be attributed to the article relate to effective use of shock value, relevance to the average reader, and use of credible sources.
The article takes the reader by surprise from the start, stating that products we bring into our home could be plagued with the mark of Satan. The author claims that a company like P&G, a well-reputed FMCG has also fallen prey to Satanic penetration. At first glance, all this

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