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    Barbie: A Bad Role Model The Barbie has been the effigy perfection since 1956 when she was first introduced to the public. The Slumber Party edition Barbie that would be a life sized 6’ ‚ released in 1965‚ came with a scale permanently marked at 110 lbs and a dieting book that said “don’t eat”. Not exactly the role model any parent would like their kids to have[pathos]. Barbie is not a good influence on young children because she shows an unrealistic body image‚ is portrayed as an airhead‚

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    well defined brushstrokes with a bigger diversity. Large‚ circular brushstrokes delineate the several water flower shapes. Inside these outlines small but more circular and wide strokes fill up the bodies of lilies. The buds are created by much more tighter and smaller brushstrokes. The brushstrokes are particularly extensive in the reflected trees. If you keep on looking at all of the brush strokes in this painting it is visible that all of them are painted together to remain individual. Every stroke

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    into the more classical ideals and civilizations for Italy and Northern Europe. However‚ Northern Europe developed their ideals more slowly then Italy did. “For one thing‚ the north held on to Gothic (or "Middle Ages") art and architecture with a tighter‚ longer grip than did Italy” (Esaak‚ 2010). Both the Greeks and the Romans found they needed to reinvent the classical ideals through their literature and philosophical writings‚ making art an important factor in their decisions. The Renaissance period

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    The First Amendment states that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech‚ or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble‚ and to petition the government for a redress of grievances” (http://www.law.cornell.edu). Over the years there have been many court cases that try to help decipher what is mean by the 1st amendment. In 1942 commercial speech was introduced by the

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    Gangrene

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    could not travel freely. In the book Whale Talk Andy states‚ “My mom’s boyfriend (Rance Haskins)… he’d tie my leg to the pipe under the kitchen sink…I’d been there almost twenty-four hours… I guess I kept trying to get away… and the knot just got tighter.” (p.165) Any condition that affects blood flow increases your risk of gangrene‚ including: Diabetes‚ Atherosclerosis‚ Peripheral arterial disease‚ Trauma‚ or injury. Injuries that leave a portion of muscle tissue deprived of oxygen make a perfect

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    Rhetoric of Blue Jeans

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    “Blue Jeans” by Fred Davis talks about denim jeans‚ their creation about 700 years ago‚ and how since then this item of apparel has served as a form of expression. Jeans were and still are made from sturdy indigo- dyed cotton cloth. Before the 60’s one did not see blue jeans on everyone‚ in the 30’s and 40’s painters and artist were the main consumers‚ and in the 50’s the denim trend spread to hoodlums and motorcyclist. Not until the 60’s did jeans become universally worn‚ crossing all genders‚ ages

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    Yum Brands

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    characteristics. Yum Brands also have a fix cost that could be spread over a large number of units and the company coordinates purchasing‚ recruiting‚ training‚ financing‚ and advertising. Company owned restaurants also allowed the company to maintain tighter control over product quality and customer service. Yum Brands knew that KFC could have a large success because chicken is a traditional dish in their country. 2. Using the country and industry risk categories discussed in the case‚ compare and

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    value added of the valuation of the car. The dramatic expansion of the Internet has been observable throughout the world for more than a decade by now. More and more systems are put on-line‚ as the mesh of IP-based data communication networks gets tighter every day. The advancement of network technologies has opened a whole new set of possibilities for service providers to offer and for users to take advantage of a variety of information services. In parallel to the development of the Internet‚ also

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    Clothing and Fashion

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    Professor Aramini Comp.EN110 Teenage Fashion In today’s society young teenage females have to follow many rules‚ but fashion is the only thing they feel like they can control. Young females see fashion as a huge impact on their life and they feel that they have to dress a certain way just to fit in now days. Fashion is what’s current and what is "in the moment‚" and it often strikes interest in a large number of people. The clothes we choose to wear tell a lot about ourselves

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    British imperialism had a large impact on India. The original intentions of the British were to bring India together as one by establishing a population that spoke the same language as their ruler but the British decision to educate the Indians with English as the language of learning was the beginning of a long chain of events. That included a rise in Indian nationalism that led to Indian resentment of British imperialism and in the end‚ the loss of British control over India. The British establishing

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