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    should be a few modifications made to his decision. I believe his plan on producing plastic rings and selling them in markets where they are already on sale is a sound decision. Multiple multi-national companies utilize this same technique under the guise of market testing for their new products. It would be foolish of any company to immediately begin selling 100% new product without an understanding of how that product would sell first. Additionally‚ Bridgeman’s superior stated himself that he needed

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    Under the guise of a friendly household companion‚ in nearly every American living room lingers a cultural time bomb‚ set to detonate at the precise moment we realize we are too late. In Neil Postman’s 1985 book‚ “Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business”‚ the author informs us that our culture is molded by the media of our public information exchange‚ and enlightens us of the way the today’s predominant medium represents a significant change from the media of yesteryear

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    war‚ one they call the Trojan War because the opposing sides are the city of Troy and the Greeks. Troy had managed to hide behind its high and protective walls for a long while‚ but eventually the Greeks broke through by sending a small force in the guise of a large wooden horse that they hid inside‚ then from there allowed the rest of their army entry and took down Troy. It has been confirmed that divine interference was the base cause of this war‚ although names will not be said in order to

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    At a glance‚ the American Dream can seem attainable to any and all that try. This façade of success deceives people into believing that they can accomplish more than their circumstances truly allow. The deception society has on people can inhibit their perception of reality in the same way it did to Willy Loman. Willy’s inability to recognize the actual reality of his situation is first seen during the scene where Ben is introduced. In this scene‚ Ben tells of their father’s success as a salesman

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    Jim Casy was a preacher who decided to abandon his profession. He follows the Joad’s on voyage and he influences the group immensely by leading them spiritually. Jim Casey had his own philosophy‚ that everyone was equal‚ a whole. The events that the family suffered through‚ Casey decided he had to fight for his family’s rights and defend his morals. He goes west to help his fellow workers and end injustices. Casy was a Christ-like figure‚ he has matured throughout the novel but he still deals with

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    health of the government and nation‚ so it common for innumerable requirements and qualities to be wanted by the general public and placed upon any nominees striving to be on it. This‚ however‚ is no excuse for a nominee to act as they please under the guise that they cannot please everyone. It is understandable that they will never be able to meet every person’s perceptions of what a ’proper’ supreme court nominee should be like‚ but I believe each nominee should fulfill the basic requirements of integrity

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    quest. What is revenge? Or more importantly what revenge does Hamlet seek to take out on Claudius? Well‚ Hamlet’s approach is an eye for an eye‚ the life of Claudius for the life of King Hamlet. We see how this plot drives Hamlet to take on many guises to trick those he is around into believing he has gone mad‚ allowing him to fulfill his murder plot‚ but ruining many relationships along the way. Hamlet also feels regret at times‚ not taking the opportunity to avenge his father when he finds Claudius

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    of emotionalist protagonist Elizabeth Bennet against the rest of the Lydia and … Bennet … emphasises importance of marriage through contrasting values and characterisation. (Emotionalist/rationalist) Importance or literature * Through the guise of “Aunt Fay” Weldon stresses the importance of quality literature as written by Jane Austen. Quality literature‚ a thing forgotten by the modern day child consequently leaves a child of the modern day recoiling at the thought of reading Weldon.

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    overlooked. As media and advertising cause these effects‚ they also devise to offer just as Jean Kilbourne says‚ “Advertisers are aware of their role and do not hesitate to take advantage of the insecurities and anxieties of young people‚ usually in the guise of offering solutions.” Naturally‚ advertising has a negative and damaging effect on teenage girls’ self-esteem. Generally speaking‚ adapting teenage girls strive to be what they see. Commonly‚ when surrounded by advertising of flawless and thin

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    security by establishing buffer states. The US could not understand this fixation with security; America had never been directly at threat from invasion in the war. Thus‚ the actions of the USSR were seen as a way to dominate Eastern Europe through the guise of security In addition‚ communism was seen a threat to the freedoms capitalism represented. To prevent the possible worldwide expansion‚ the US favoured a policy of containment which was actively trying to stop communism. One way was to be firm with

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