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    consciousness of a populace numbed by violence was suddenly and unpleasantly engaged. The city went into a panic. The term "Hillside Strangler" was coined by the media‚ even though police were convinced that there was more than one person involved. People did what they always do in a panic: they warn their children to be careful; buy large dogs; install new locks on their doors; take self-defense classes; carry guns and knives to protect themselves. None of this seemed to work‚ however‚ since the stranglers

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    Humor in Ads

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    the Old Spice Guy campaign was no fluke. P&G carefully crafted the campaign to reach a specific market segment with an engaging message. They knew who their competitors were‚ as well as why people bought those products and their own. They also knew what attributes made their product stand out.” The campaign knew directly where to reach viewers’ attention and from its beginning till this day‚ the old spice commercial still leaves a spot of laughter. The results of the old spice commercial were

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    Benetton Ads

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    Young People‚ Researchers and Benetton Contest Interpretations of a Benetton Advertisement Picture JANNE SEPPÄNEN In the spring of 1997‚ four Benetton advertisements were placed in front of Finnish candidates for the matriculation examination. One portrayed a nun and a priest kissing‚ another featured a black wolf and a white lamb‚ a third one was a picture of multi-coloured condoms lined up in straight rows‚ and a fourth portrayed a “family of the future”‚ two adults with a child in between

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    What Does Blessed Be Mean

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    defining what the phrase “Blessed Be” means‚ it’s important to understand the root of the phrase. The word bless‚ as defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary in the third example‚ means to “invoke divine care for”‚ such as “bless their hearts” or saying “bless you” after someone sneezes. The word bless comes originally from Old English blētsian which came from blōd meaning blood. This is in reference to the use of blood in the dedication of a person/thing to a sacred purpose‚ or what is referred

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    Ads Analysis

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    Starbucks logo at the right corner‚ a slogan and some wordings become the second part of the poster. There are three points about the language strategies. First‚ Starbucks Coffee belongs to a functional name which is purely descriptive of what the company does. Readers can know this company sells coffee at first glance on the logo. Second‚ the denotative meaning of the phrase ‘make it your drink’ is that choosing Starbucks as your drink. The connotative meaning is that make your own preference drinks

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    Analysis of Print Ad

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    Name: Haziq Tarmizi ID: 1007K11060 Date: 17 September 2012 In this paper I will focus on studying a specific print advertisement that I have choose which is the ArmanieXchange print ad‚ where I found this particular ad on Teen Vogue. This study will look into the perspective of ad design‚ ad placement‚ targeted audience‚ mode of address‚ the relationship to popular culture‚ possible consumer responses and etc. The Armani exchange print advertisement uses the magazine as the medium

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    What Does The Lamb Mean

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    was trying to say use the lamb to symbolize baby Jesus. The boy in the poem was trying to figure out why the lamb was so perfect‚ but if the lamb is supposed to be a symbol of Jesus the lamb would have to be perfect because Jesus is perfect. In this poem there was only one poetic device used in this poem. The Poetic devices used were couplets. In the poem “The Lamb” every two lines rhymed which makes the lines couplets. I feel like the theme of the poem is does god make good things as well as he

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    What Does Squatter Mean

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    This passage describes most individuals who go on and live in new societies and countries but are not quit accepted due to the difficulties faced by them of being an emigrant. For many people letting go of their past traditions and accept new ones is very difficult. As for Sarosh the character in the short story “Squatter”‚ he is unable to use the toilets because he is still living in his past traditions. He has not been accepted in the Westernized culture because‚ in the story we see him squatting

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    AD: WWF...

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    Slogan “Stop climate change before it changes you.” Logo Audience Everyone on the Earth. Image A human body with a fish head. Response Help to reduce the effects of climate change. Message If nothing is done to slow down the processes that aid in climate change‚ it will negatively affect not only humans but also the ones living in extreme conditions. Marketing Techniques Surrealism and Fear message: The first can be seen in the image: a fish head with a human body. Surrealism

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    Marketing Print Ad

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    into wanting to purchase their product or service. As I was sifting through the pages of Cosmopolitan‚ I came across three advertisements that caught my eye‚ all of which attempt to convince female consumers into purchasing perfume. Two of the print ads include perfume by Dior‚ while the third contains perfume by Chanel. According to two different blogs‚ Chanel and Dior are one another’s greatest rivals when it comes down to their perfume lines because they are of similar quality (botoblog.com and

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