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    Your primary goal is to persuade your reader to understand your point of view and to make sure that your ideas are valid on your topic. Use the outline for the short version of the Argument/Persuasive essay. I. Introduction:   State your claim. Offer a brief history of your issue:  Include past attempts at the solution or some background. II. Main Point One:  What evidence supports your persuasion? This should be your second strongest point. III. Main Point Two:   What other evidence supports

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    WORLD WITHOUT TELVISION I dream of a world of higher intellects‚ where people read much more than they do and participate in intellectual debates and other activities that require more thinking and less zombifying in front of an electronic device that does not always produce high-quality intellectual programming. I think with the passing time and the increase of more and more television viewing over the years our culture loses some things‚ and while I do not think that all television programming

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    for contestants of the popular TV show American Idol? main purpose of the study was to do a case study for skeptic clients who didn’t believe marketing research was necessary‚ to how effective market research and public relations efforts can be if it was conducted in the correct way. No third party had conducted had conducted a research study to gain more insight into who the viewers actually were and their motivations for voting for American idol contestants‚ so they set out to fill this hole

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    offer another advantage to participants: the opportunity to follow dreams‚ land big breaks or win large amounts of cash. Viewers‚ in turn‚ may think they can accomplish the same and apply. Aside from the winner‚ numerous finalists on Fox’s "American Idol" secure a record deal‚ while the triumphant contestant on CBS’ "Survivor" wins $1 million. Romantically challenged people could find love by appearing on reality dating shows such as ABC’s "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette." Couples from both

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    In Novum Organum‚ Francis Bacon warns against "Idols...which have immigrated into men ’s minds from the various dogmas of philosophies and also from wrong laws of demonstration." He called these idolsIdols of the Theatre‚ in which he goes on to talk about how common errors in thinking keep people from arriving at the truth. Descartes‚ Galileo‚ and Montaigne are three historic figures whom have tried to fix these errors in thinking in their own writing. Descartes was a noble man and tried

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    deductions from what they see. He claims that when watching a reality television show‚ no hidden implications are imposed on the audience whereas that is not the case when it comes to fiction (Poniewozik‚ 2003). In response to a famous moment on American idol‚ Poniewozik states‚ "It didn’t nudge us to laugh at her or prod us to cry for her. In about two minutes‚ it told a quintessentially American story of ambition and desperation and shrinking options‚ and it left the judgment to us." (Poniewozik‚ 2003)

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    climbing trees and singing.” “She became one of the most popular Female artists of today when she tried out for American Idol in the show’s fourth season. She sang “I can’t make you love me” and really stood out among contestants. Simon Cowell loved her and even said she was going to win. She was the runner up in may 2005. Carrie underwood never had any formal training before American Idol. In november of 2005‚ she released her album “Some Hearts” In the first week over 300‚000 copies were sold. And it

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    ‘Failure is the first step to success’ Thomas Edison‚ Walt Disney and Nelson Mandela share a common characteristic that distinguishes them from the rest of us. All three of them experienced the bitterness of failure prior to their great success in various fields. The same goes to every success story from ancient times until this very day. The science behind their amazing feat in transforming failure to success is catalysed by several factors. Therefore‚ I strongly agree that failure is the first

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    surely influenced teen behavior and fashion. We primarily idolized these figures and television and it became very much a part of who we were‚ and are today. Television also impacts how we come together as families. Certain programs such as American Idol‚ or a sports program‚ are known to bring groups of people together‚ whether it’s a weekday night in front of the television rooting for the best singer‚ or sitting in a crowded bar or pub shouting out obscenities at the opposing team. Now we have

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    “Just keep swimming‚ just keep swimming‚ just keep swimming‚” chants a blue tang fish named Dory from the award winning children’s film Finding Nemo. Throughout this movie‚ true character is shown and can help educate adolescents who watch the film. Character is defined as caring for others‚ to have courage‚ and to be true to yourself. The characters in Finding Nemo cleverly follow the definition of character. The movies characters show true character by sticking by each others side‚ always believing

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