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    people you reach with a television commercial depends on the programming it’s attached to‚ as well as the time slot. For instance‚ if you want to target a general audience comprised of working people‚ you will want to run your commercial during prime time. Expenses * Filming a TV commercial often requires a script‚ actors‚ director and film editors‚ which can prove expensive. Yet‚ if you shop around‚ you can make your own commercial for approximately $2‚000 or less

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    Imagine looking into the face of an innocent child and instead of asking for something such as a piece of candy or to play on your phone‚ they ask if you have a light for a cigaret. In “anti-smoking commercial” this becomes a reality as the young children walk up to real smokers and ask if they can borrow a lighter‚ then after the smoker has given their reasoning for not lighting the child’s cigaret the child then asks the smoker why they do it if it is harmful. The people who made this ad use these

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    Inc. v. Talcott’ to determine if the holder of the instrument acted in good faith‚ in fair dealing as is compulsory in order to be considered the holder in due course. According to the Commercial Law Article 3-103 (a) (4); good faith refers to sincerity or honesty in fact and the adherence to logical commercial standards of fair dealing (Twomey‚ D.‚ & Jennings‚ M.). Apart from this‚ the court upholds the trial court finding that Any Kind did not act in good faith when cashing a check for $10‚000

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    The commercial that makes you laugh is good‚ but the commercial that hits you right in the “feels” is the one that you remember. Everyone can easily recognize the sad music that plays during the animal cruelty commercial. The hurting‚ sad eyes of the puppies and kitties stare into your soul and scratch your heart. Every time you hear that song‚ you think of those poor animals struggling; however‚ the emotional connection you make with a commercial (or the brand itself) is not limited to sadness.

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    Halftime in America: Chrysler Commercial Brandon Pierson Hum 186 April 24th‚ 2012 James Harrison Halftime in America: Chrysler Commercial The Chrysler commercial during the 2012 Super Bowl was extremely well done. It stars Clint Eastwood delivering a muscularly optimistic message about Detroit and its auto industry. Clint talks about America and how it has been hurting due to the poor economy and the unemployment rate. He does this through an interesting allegory of football and halftime

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    Kyler Boaz Professor Winter English 1301-010 11 October 2013 Audi Super bowl commercial: Prom Audi successfully convinces car buyers to believe that by driving one of their cars‚ they will feel brave and have confidence to do whatever they desire. In the commercial‚ a high school boy is feeling down because he is lacking a date for prom. He does not even want to go until his father tosses him the keys to the Audi. He feels as if he can do anything. The boy is filled with confidence as he drives

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    UCC 1. What is the Uniform Commercial Code? Uniform Commercial Code‚ The Uniform Commercial Code represents a general and comprehensive revision of the state’s prior laws applicable to commercial transactions. 2. What is the purpose of the UCC? To simplify‚ clarify and modernize the law(s) governing commercial transactions; to make uniform the law among the various jurisdictions‚ and to permit the continued expansion of commercial practices through custom‚ usage‚ and agreement of the parties

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    Ethics – The Key of Commercial Success Business sometimes is evil‚ because the only thing it wants to get is money! This is a common opinion of people about commerce. Since human beings first developed the enterprise of commerce‚ businessmen have been fighting for profit. However‚ the most successful and greatest businessmen‚ like Andrew Carnegie‚ or Bill Gates‚ are all people who follow a fixed rule of ethics. Ethics is the basic rule for people to judge whether something is good

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    Commercial daycare or In-home childcare: Is one better than the other? Lisa Pedler ENG121: English Composition I Instructor Jenna Fussell July 30‚ 2012 When it comes down to choosing the best childcare option for your child‚ the first factor that most parents look at is: what that particular child needs. Now‚ there is nothing wrong with that‚ but there are a number of factors that needs to be considered prior to making that final choice. The decision of whether to send your child to a commercial

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    If Commercial Whaling Was Reinstated What Effects Would It Have On The Environment? The history of commercial whaling is a long dark period in our time. It is full of the bloodshed of many innocent creatures. When commercial whaling started in 1910 the average numbers of whales killed per year were around 12‚000. Then 30 years later the number jumped to 40‚000. This was decimating to the whale populations‚ some near the brink of extinction. Then in 1946 the IWC (International Whaling Commission)

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