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    Shame is worth a try

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    will find that your vehicle has been immobilized with an appropriate colored boot…” (Kahan 575). Immediately after grabbing the readers attention with examples‚ Kahan presents a contrasting viewpoint. "Many experts‚ however‚ are skeptical of these new shaming punishments. Some question their effectiveness as a deterrent..."(Kahan 575). This further elicits the readers curiosity‚ bringing them to the heart of the issue. The author eloquently asks the question‚ “Who is right?” (575). He then goes

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    Chapters 4 & 5 of Thesis

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    Chapter IV Results and Discussion Research Result * The ultimate objective (key component) of scientific research * One of the four major sections that constitute the main body of the research * Presents all the data collected and accumulated‚ together with the statistical treatments and analyses without discussing the implications of the findings. * Consists of the observations and measurement recorded while conducting the process and procedures describe in the Methodology section

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    D’Souza’s use of rhetoric and his method of telling the readers what they want to hear help him achieve his goal of presenting America as a model nation. D’Souza‚ however‚ has an ulterior motive. He uses red herring‚ a fallacy in which he presents an irrelevant topic in order to divert attention from the real issue‚ as he presents patriotism as a distraction from his real agenda. His agenda is to persuade his readers that liberals have an inaccurate‚ unrealistic‚ and deceptive perspective

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    have somebody – anybody to fill the void. In “The Mother‚” the speaker’s obvious pain and regret comes close to excusing her from the act of killing a child (for some readers it might exonerate her completely). In line one‚ the speaker confesses to a horrific action while simultaneously‚ with the pronoun you‚ imploring the reader to mentally relate to her experience. When the speaker

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    speak for themselves. But often a brief concept statement--typically‚ no more than four to seven sentences--can help the reader understand what you are trying to accomplish in the room. In this concept statement‚ you should highlight the elements that make up the design‚ as well as establish your reasoning for choosing each of these elements. Urge the concept statement reader to look deeper than the paint or flooring to better understand the meaning behind the design of the space. Instructions

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    Rhino Wars

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    chose to criticize based on his great article‚ “Rhino Wars”. The piece of writing from the March issue of the National Geographic Magazine examines the current state of rhinos & rhino poaching in South Africa and other regions. His writing gives the reader an insight of rhino poaching for their horns and how it jeopardizes the species that are facing extinction. SUMMARY “Rhino Wars” is mainly about the poaching of these animals and the risk of extinction the species faces due to their horns

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    A Thousand and One Nights

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    is also largely contingent upon the time period in which the text was published and the nature of the readers of each time period. In The Haroun Tales‚ Lyons most prominent method of familiarizing his text he refrains from using cultural terminology. His substitution of “Allah” with “God” and “Hammam” with “Bath” are examples of this. This was done possibly with the intent of allowing his readers to relate more with the characters‚ since both “Allah” and “Hammam” are cultural terms of Islam‚ and

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    sheila that Jessica Rowe. Channel Nine are stark raving bonkers to give her the boot’. This language is used to appear inclusive or ‘on the inside’ of a particular social or cultural group. It could reinforce a sense of cultural identity between the reader and the writer. It could also be used sarcastically‚ to ridicule the attitudes or language of an opponent - e.g. ’I’m sure Ms Gillard thinks it’s ’right on’ to have so many people out of work. 2. Inclusive language and connection language – e.g.

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    An article written to persuade its readers can only be effective if it does just that; persuade. There are countless ways to successfully portray an opinion or topic but the topic should be considered beforehand to ensure the use of the most effective techniques. The components of a persuasive article include giving information and background knowledge to the reader so they can better understand the topic at hand. Powerful words are often times used to appeal to the reader’s senses when making important

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    are 6 basic characteristics of technical writing: 1. Clarity: The written document must convey a single meaning that the reader can easily understand. Unclear technical writing leads to wasted time‚ money and resources. 2. Accuracy: This means to not only be careful to avoid errors in recording facts; it also means freedom from bias or subjectivity. If readers suspect you are slanting information by overstating the significance of a particular point‚ they have every right to doubt the

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