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    Character – In the movie‚ The Giver‚ there is a character called the Receiver of memory. He receives the memory the Giver gives him‚ it is his job to keep those memories. Since a character is a living thing that take part in the action of a story‚ play or movie‚ the Receiver of memory is the perfect example because he is living and takes part in the action. Protagonist – In the movie‚ The Dark Knight Rises‚ there is Batman. He is a well-known superhero who protects the city of Gotham. He dresses

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    those interested in army to experience a little more of what is on offer. This campaign combines both interactive and experiential approaches. (Baines‚ 2011) The message that the campaign delivers is a rational message. The audience are demonstrated with a problem solving context which allows them to respond to the problem by performing an action. (Baines‚ 2011) The campaign involves the audience by making them see themselves as a “virtual citizen-soldier”. Their

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    blessed by God. The world view of the child in “The Lamb” is of innocence and beauty. The narrator in “The Lamb” knows very little of the suffering and pain the world is capable of. The lamb itself “symbolizes human innocence” as well as Jesus Christ (Baine‚ 566). Although the world views of the narrator in Blake’s “The Lamb” are of innocence and beauty‚ the opposite can be said of Blake’s poem titled “The Tyger.” The narrator of “The Tyger” is most likely an adult‚ and could possibly be the same narrator

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    Photography is an art though the process involves science. Fundamentally speaking‚ science is associated with this art; it is an art but with technological advancements and invention of digital camera. In the time to come‚ it is expected that this art of photography would function with the support of science and many artists would continue to do the art work in this field of photography. Ever since 1839‚ photography has become an essential means of communication and expression. As stated by Beaumont

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    accounting books for the accountability of review each year-end for profit or loss in a company to be review by the stockholders. Team A will review the financial statement analysis of two American companies; United Parcel Service (UPS) a service‚ Talbots (TLB) a retailer‚ and an International company Toyota (TMC) a manufacturer of automobiles. Each of these American companies has shares of stock on the New York Stock exchange and the International Company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. However

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    marketing segmentation

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    benefits as a substitute to a mass marketing approach. Considering successful market segmentation‚ it is vital to go through three activities called STP process that should be undertaken‚ usually sequentially‚ if segmentation is to be successful (Baines et al.‚ 2011). STP process consists of three steps: segmentation‚ targeting‚ and positioning. In segmentation stage‚ there are various variables for identifying segments which are geography‚ demography‚ psychography and behaviour. West et al.(2006)

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    order to help them cope with the tough regime of college education is quite actual. Moreover‚ it is not for nothing that Talbot states that every era has its specific drug because it is true (2009). While analyzing the development of brain supporting drug it is possible to see its evolution from caffeine and nicotine to the way stronger medicine like Adderall and Ritalin (Talbot‚ 2009). Besides‚ sudden stop in the process of continuous taking of these supportive medicines can cause significant health

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    Overshadowed by his predecessor‚ the charismatic John F. Kennedy‚ and his successor‚ the notoriously scandalous Richard Nixon‚ Lyndon Baines Johnson’s legacy and doings within the White House during his six years in office are nearly buried under the climatic terms of both Kennedy and Nixon. “(of Lyndon) Flawed‚ yes‚ and not always good‚ but great” (Updegrove). Johnson‚ held accountable for the war in Vietnam‚ had many presidential blunders‚ but passed many legislatures that couldn’t have been passed

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    commonly prescribed for people who have been diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder are now being abused‚ becoming cognitive enhancers. In Margaret Talbot’s article “From Brain Gain: The Underground World of “Neuroenhancing” Drugs” Talbot uses hyperbole‚ basic diction‚ examples‚ and statistical evidence to show how neuroenhancing drugs are being abused by people who want an academic aid. In her writing‚ Margaret starts out by using an anonymous student as an example describing how

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    Margaret Talbot in “Best in Class” pushes a very subtle message through her use of anecdotes and a general appeal to logos to display that high school students are overly competitive or overreact when competing in the position of valedictorian and should move towards a friendlier competition or needs necessary change. Talbot does not directly state her message at anytime‚ rather‚ she indirectly states it through her use of anecdotes which contain conflicting viewpoints. In the article‚ Talbot mentions

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