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    Becoming Legally Blind

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    to find out I was born with a small heart murmur. Months went by and the heart murmur went away. However‚ within time we discovered that I was legally blind in my right eye and had one of my front teeth impacted in my nose. I did not let being legally blind out of my right eye stop me from doing anything. The steps I had to take to overcome being legally blind in my right eye was having to wear an eye patch on my left eye to see if my right eye will get stronger so I would be able to see out of it

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    techniques to maintain their typical demographic while simultaneously encouraging new audiences. This report will cover the Cunard 175 marketing techniques as well as drawing upon other Cunard adverts to back up these ideas. This will be done through textual analysis and further research. I will then look at the different approaches which could be taken to strengthen the Cunard brand in the future and ways to evoke a wider audience.

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    The Dumb Blonde Stereotype Being a blond girl all my life‚ I have always taken somewhat personal to the dumb blonde stereotype especially to these funny jokes. Although‚ yes‚ many times people find themselves cracking up at these ‘harmless’ jokes witch supposed to be inoffensive‚ they are unconsciously supporting the stereotype that blondes are stupid.. But have you ever wondered how fair haired woman became such a joke material? If youre not blond‚ I guess not‚ but I personally was very intrigued

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    Legally Sound Decisions

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    1. Provide a one-paragraph example from your experience or the textbook readings of a manager who executed a legally sound decision. An example of my own experience of a legally sounds decision‚ I was working at Hardee’s a fast food restaurant‚ one of my coworker is a single mother with 2 kids‚ no high school diploma she depends on her job. She report late to work for several times due to babysiter‚ sometimes her mom help with the kids while she’s at work but not all the time.The manager warns her

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    Legally Binding Agreement

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    the area of contract law applicable would be whether the offer and acceptance was put into a legally binding agreement. The offer of rewards given to the clerk from IRAS greatly depends on the usefulness of the information from the clerk to retrieve successfully the total amount of tax evaded by Evander. Firstly‚ to describe the contract‚ an offer is a definite intention by the offeror to enter into a legally binding agreement‚ be it a specific person‚ a group of people or the world at large‚ on the

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    explore the similarities and differences between the linguistic and presentational techniques used to have an effect on the reader used in two articles with the shared topic of pets. The first article is by two women who call themselves ’Barking Blondes’‚ the use of the word ’Barking’ having two meanings: one relating to the sound dogs make and secondly referring to madness. This may be because they are slightly eccentric dog lovers. The formal online newspaper blog article is called ’Dealing with

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    Film Textual Analysis The target audience for the film Donnie Darko would be the male gender from the ages of 16 – 24 and in the socio-economic grading boundary A – C1‚ this would be due to the fact that it requires a lot of thought to comprehend the complex narrative and structure and people in the higher grading may have a better education‚ therefore they may have a better understanding of the complexity of the plot‚ similarly‚ the fact that they have targeted a younger audience as they would

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    Another Day: Madonna Music Video The product carries no institutional or other identification‚ but the music appearance of Madonna present it as a 3 1/2 minute music video promoting the single Die Another Day. This text is intrinsically inter-textual: it is the theme to the James Bond feature film of the same name. Movie audiences will see a completely different set of images set to the same music at the start of the film. Knowingly‚ the video presents Madonna in the role which Bond inhabits during

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    Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

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    Blurring the ’Male Gaze’ "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is a 1953 Musical-Comedy released by 20th Century Fox‚ directed by Howard Hawks and starring Marilyn Munroe and Jane Russell; the two greatest sex symbols of the era. The camera’s point of view is that of the ’male gaze’‚ where women are regarded as objects of fascination and the men are assumed to have a position of power. Hawks shows how it can be easily hijacked by females smart enough to control‚ manipulate and ultimately blur the ’male gaze’

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    The Awakening Close Textual Analysis Semester 2‚ 2013 Kate Chopin’s The Awakening is the tragic story of Edna Pontellier‚ a young wife and mother who has realised how confining domestic and married life is‚ and has begun to seek ways in which to rebel against societal conventions. It is the story of her transformation from being a woman who accepted her role as a housewife without question‚ to one who discovered the true joy of independent thought and action. The extract selected‚ chapter

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