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    assets in the period 2008-2009 but it increased back regularly from 2009 to 2012. Therefore‚ Haiha has ability to develop well in the future. INCOME STATEMENT: (VND) | 2011 | 2012 | Net Sales | 637‚219‚539‚120 | 676‚798‚449‚471 | Cost of Goods Sold | 544‚347‚917‚672 | 573‚561‚735‚096 | Expenses | 74‚206‚313‚071 | 85‚460‚459‚021 | Net Income | 20‚250‚771‚925 | 21‚886‚619‚910 | Sale revenues have stayed on the rise from 2008 to 2012

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    M&Ms and a slogan of “Packs of Fun for Everyone”. The advertisement can be labeled as pop art with many bright colors with cartoonish fonts. The M&M advertisement’s audience is aimed towards children to help persuade them to purchase the candy. Each of the individual M&M candies has a prop or personality which portrays that there is no specific person who can eat the candy. The main eye-catcher of the advertisement is the slogan of “Packs of Fun for Everyone” which is written is large‚ blocky letters

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    paying jobs...gone to high school graduates and dropouts such as food services‚ retail sales‚ and clerical work.” Larry Cuban‚ a former high school teacher and 20 years as a professor at Stanford University‚ was partially persuasive on the idea that “everyone” shouldn’t go to college. High schools now have integrated pathways in technology and medical programs‚ which prepare students for middle-class jobs‚ by experience in early programs in high school. James Kemple‚ the Executive Director of the Research

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    Everyone Is Watching You”: A Rhetorical Analysis Everyone‚ including inanimate objects is watching you! In the 1998 essay “Everyone Is Watching You‚” Nadine Strossen argues that “citizens are increasingly forfeiting their privacy whenever they venture out of their homes- or even for that matter‚ while we are at home” (Strossen 126). Surveillance cameras aren’t an invasion of my privacy as long as they work to my benefit for safety purposes only. Wanting safety and security does not mean that you

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    Posts: 619 Posted: 20 November 2012 at 12:53am | IP Logged Originally posted by abc123chiti topic is:- ’peer pressure is more beneficial than harmful’ n i m going against it...  plz help me... Here goes! Delivery of the "speech" is key. Good luck! :) Respected friends‚ I greatly appreciate the beneficial than harmful. My position is that peer pressure is definitely more harmful than it is beneficial and I would love to present some compelling statistics that lend credence to my

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    CHANGE Of MEANING Word-meaning is liable to change in the course of the historical development of language. Changes of lexical meaning may be illustrated by a diachronic semantic analysis of many commonly used English words. The word fond (OE. fond) used to mean ‘foolish’‚ ‘foolishly credulous’; glad (OE‚ glaed) had the meaning of ‘bright’‚ ’shining’ and so on. Change of meaning has been thoroughly studied and as a matter of fact monopolised the attention of all semanticists whose work up to the

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    ENGL 961A Professor Sauve Yvonne Shao 5 March 2013 Not a Legend: 1900 as Great Filmic Art What is a great work of art? Art is not as simple as beauty. Beauty is something that stays in one’s memory and vanishes eventually‚ but real art are never lose easily. When people leave from an exhibition or a theater of a great art‚ there is something that breaks away from the superficial implications and possesses an extended pattern. This is the essence of art‚ which is constant‚ powerful and meaningful

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    Despite unnecessary changes to plot and some flawed character portrayals‚ Nicholas Hytner’s 1996 film adaptation of Arthur Miller’s 1953 play‚ The Crucible‚ is overall a viable adaptation of Miller’s original work. Many of the directorial changes made by Hytner in creating this screenplay are successful in further emphasising Miller’s central ideas. The characterisation of Abigail Williams is captured appropriately in the film displaying her overall manipulative nature by drawing extensively on the

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    Adoption is a legal process that allows the biological parents to give their parental rights up to other parents. They can raise the children or child and be able to guide them through them their growing years. They are able to give them love and understanding‚ they need to develop their full potential. There are different ways to look at adoption; there is adopting the child into the child welfare program or being able to adopt the child to take home to raise. There are lots of decisions to make

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    Nelly Adamietz Mrs. Davis AP Language and Composition September 28‚ 2007 Hiroshima‚ written by John Hersey is a book that takes account of the August 6‚ 1945‚ bombing in Hiroshima‚ Japan. Hersey writes about the events before‚ during and after the bomb was dropped‚ as well as the effects that it had on six survivors‚ and the city as a whole. Throughout this account‚ Hersey uses numerous rhetorical devices that enhance the reading‚ such as irony and alliteration. Hershey’s intended purpose

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