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    freelance writer Jo Smith conveys the idea that the activists who’ve offered a truck-load of chickens‚ freedom from their cages were a very humane thing to do. Through his explanations‚ a reasonable tone has been applied effectively to convince the readers to agree with him. The author has also employed a very confident tone when mentioning how this action has been clearly justified due to human rights. However‚ although there have been people who have opposed this action of freeing the chickens‚ the

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    should think carefully about install the CCTV before any evidence shows it makes appreciable different to public safety. The writer employs a serious and authoritative tone (such as ‘…lead people taking risks that put them in harm’s way…’) which makes readers fear about CCTV. The author argues with three arguments. Firstly‚ no evidence show the CCTV is the answer to solve the problem of random attacks. Secondly‚ CCTV cameras are expensive and useless. Thirdly‚ the CCTV cameras have the ability to invade

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    ed. [Boston: Wadsworth‚ 2015] 797-798) draws in the reader by describing what a siren song and what it may be. The definition of a siren song according to Merriam-Webster is “ an alluring utterance or appeal; especially : one that is seductive or deceptive.” This definition plays an important role in the entire story that is being told in this poem. There are many different contrasts in tone in this poem. In the first two stanzas‚ the reader is drawn in by the description of the song as “irresistible”

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    “Why We Can’t Wait” he was setting out to arouse the emotions of his readers by showing them the sad reality of the almost inhuman black situation during this time period. His sole‚ rhetorical purpose is to arouse pity in his reader by revealing the “cold facts” that no one took notice of. King achieves this goal through careful use of diction and detail. He tells a persuasive narrative in a style that is appealing to his reader. He tells the story of a young girl and boy in trying situations and

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    advertisement effectively persuades the readers to support and donate to Crisis of Christmas by narrating‚ the horrific situations that homeless people face during Christmas; using language that is easy to imagine (imaginative language)‚ and showing visual imagery‚ layouts‚ and fonts to make the readers visualize the situation

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    White Elephants” as an example of his use of the minimalist technique‚ what that technique is‚ and what its overall effect has on the reader. What is minimalism and how did Hemingway use this technique in “Hills Like White Elephants”? The primary effect of Minimalism in modern prose is to place the control of the work back onto the reader. That is to say‚ the reader is forced to play an active or participatory role in both the visual and emotional aesthetic of the story. Whereas more vividly detailed

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    succeeding at killing the old man he lives with because of the old man’s vulture eye which he believes is evil. Poe creates fear and dread in his story with characters and violence and technique. Edgar Allan Poe creates a sensation of fear in the reader with his highly developed characters. There were two characters in this tale‚ the first being the narrator. The narrator had three salient characteristics such as his highly obsessive nature. This was shown in numerous ways such as repetition‚ his

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    of the author is to delineate the field of intercultural management and to clarify its content for the reader. Strategies 1. Construction * Introduction The introduction of the book is longer than the conclusion. Indeed and as usual‚ the introduction must answer to a crucial question: Why do you (the reader) must read this book. Instead of giving a list of reasons to the reader‚ Sylvie Chevrier uses different techniques. For instance‚ she defines the means of intercultural management

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    Bradbury uses a variety of techniques to achieve the purpose of engaging and entertaining the reader. The orientation of the story‚ much like “The Drover’s Wife” is successful in engaging the reader’s interest from the beginning. The unusual situation revealed to the responder in the opening paragraphs of the story‚ involving the automated house

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    creative manor to draw the reader into the book. From the beginning (page 3-5) Mr. Utley starts the reader with the news of General Custer’s death with July 6‚ 1876 Tribune Extra and the New York Herald. Although mostly interesting‚ at times the writer gives a bit too much information such as details on officers (page46) that really did not have any real purpose from the reader’s point of view. These inclusions made the book a little too drug out and would cause the reader to lose interest. Most of

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