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    Anti-Wal-Mart Advertisement Claim: Wal-Mart’s uncharacteristic low prices on merchandise in comparison to other businesses have jeopardized the survival of smaller companies. When anyone in general thinks about Wal-Mart‚ they would probably think to themselves that it is a great place to shop for merchandise and apparel‚ and how there is so much selection. While they think of the previously mentioned‚ their number one reason in all likelyhood for considering Wal-Mart is the low prices

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    there is diversity‚ crop rotation‚ cover crops and‚ for the most part‚ real food. He uses both ethos by showing how well the farm takes care of their plants so you want to eat things from there and pathos by getting you to believe that you feel good about eating something that came from there‚ to show that it is safe and actual food you are eating. Bittman goes on to explain how farming has grown and how it has improved. By using pathos appeals he shows

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    with many other things. Emma Watsons speech about Gender Inequality informs everyone that it can end with the help from her program HeforShe and everyone supporting it. The speaker (and speech) chose to motivate the youth to improve society by using rhetorical devices and facts and evidence. One rhetorical device used was allusion. The speaker used this to motivate her audience by including a famous female figure that also agrees with Emma’s opinion about gender inequality. Emma says ‚ “Hillary Clinton

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    Byoungho Kang Trent Hudley English 122 17 February 2013 As Families Change‚ Korea’s Elderly Are Turning to Suicide “As Families Change‚ Korea’s Elderly Are Turning to Suicide” is an article of The New York Times. The article shows us an increasing suicide rate of old people in South Korea because of Korea’s social changes. Author‚ Sang-hun Choe‚ is well known as a Pulitzer Prize-winning South Korean journalist. In terms of his career‚ he began his journalism career as a political reporter

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    or may not need. In the Old Spice advertisement‚ the picture gives us an idea that if we use their soap we are able to become like the man in the advertisement. An Old Spice advertisement tends to appeal to the male population who are self-cautious about themselves and wants to better them. In their advertisement‚ they use slippery slope and tell that the viewer could be like them if they buy their product. Throughout the centuries‚ people used ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos in order to persuade others to

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    and regular Americans who take supplements on a daily basis. The main argument that this article stresses is how most of the supplements that people take is just a big waste of money. Mike Tanier also argues that there is a lot more we don’t know about supplements than what we actually do know. For instance‚ even though we do not know how big the supplement industry is‚ we have a good estimate but do not know how many athletes use them‚ we do not know who is in charge‚ we do not know what these products

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    of what torture is but do we ever think about whether torture morally right or wrong? Torture can be defined as‚ ‘‘the intentional infliction of severe pain or suffering‚ whether physical or mental‚ upon a person in the custody or under the control of the accused; except that torture shall not include pain or suffering arising only from‚ inherent in or incidental to‚ lawful sanctions.” Under international law it is against the law to use torture in any situation no matter what. In this essay I will

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    Most people have the common idea that homeless people have a high illiteracy or a lack of education‚ but Eighner is different from most homeless people. Eighner states that he‚ “wrote the Merriam-Webster research service to discover what [he] could about the word “Dumpster.” [He] learned from then that “Dumpster is a proprietary word belonging to the Dempster Dumpster company” (Eighner 107). His familiarity with this information establishes ethos. Throughout these five paragraphs it is revealing Eighner’s

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    What is an essay ? An essay is a short piece of writing on a topic and presents the author’s point of view on the matter. It is an organized collection of ideas. It is pure non-fiction. The writer must use a proper essay format so that it is in a presentable form. Essay should be structured in different sections that make it easy for the readers to read and follow the author’s thoughts clearly. It is the presentation of your outlook on the topic that is the focus of the essay .The parts of an

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    Laquannis Haynes Dr.Jameson February 21‚ 2011 In John’s Blosser “Shocking Truth about the Homeless”‚ he shatters America’s stereotype of the homeless and presents the concealed truth. Many Americans view the homeless as helpless and innocent victims that crumble under the pressure of the cruel world but Blosser view is the opposite. Blosser relies on statistics and testimony of authority figures‚ who study the homeless to persuade Americans that the homeless are not in their unfortunate circumstance

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