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Public Service Announcements
Public service announcements are"used to display at a message to the public".Some feel they are not worth the cost.well i think Public service announcements are " used to display a message to the public" why? Because there giving messages out to the people that drink and drive to show them how its dangerous and how its effecting underage kids to not drink and drive.According to passage one it says."PSAs are mainly used to teach a lesson to young people. along with drinking and driving and drug use, PSAs have been made for smoking , forest fires,recycling , and a range of other topics". According to the sentence i think PSAs are a great source to children and how to teach them to not drink and drive.
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