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    GoDaddy.Com and E-Trade implore excessive and dramatic economic efforts that are invested within commercial ads during the Super Bowl. These economic efforts utilized within these specific Super Bowl advertisements include large amounts of money‚ celebrity endorsements and the usage of comedy to sell commodities. In the beginning of 1984‚ Apple Incorporated introduced a revolutionary commercial through big amounts of money during the 1984 Super Bowl in efforts to promote their new Macintosh

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    Great Dane Doritos Commercial The commercial I choose to do my paper on was a Doritos commercial from Super Bowl XLII. In a Doritos ‘commercial‚ a man working in his garden becomes suspicious when he sees his Great Dane burying what appears to be the collar of a missing cat. Next thing the man knows he’s staring eye to eye with the pooch‚ who’s realized his master has caught him getting rid of evidence of a heinous crime. To buy his silence the dog slips his owner a bag of Doritos with a note

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    Flag Code

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    REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8491 AN ACT PRESCRIBING THE CODE OF THE NATIONAL FLAG‚ ANTHEM‚ MOTTO‚ COAT-OF-ARMS AND OTHER HERALDIC ITEMS AND DEVICES OF THE PHILIPPINES. Section 1. Short title.— This Act shall be known as the "Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines." Sec. 2. Declaration of policy. — Reverence and respect shall at all times be accorded the flag‚ the anthem‚ and other national symbols which embody the national ideals and traditions and which express the principles of sovereignty and national

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    Man's Last Commercial

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    Nicholas Jens Sorensen Man’s Last Commercial “Man’s Last Stand” was a commercial advert that first aired in 2010 during the Super Bowl. This advert was released by Dodge to promote their newest model of Dodge Chargers. By targeting such a small‚ select audience – which is thankfully getting smaller and smaller by the day – Dodge ended up having to make apologies instead of selling cars. This commercial ended up becoming so controversial‚ that it could be said to be “visual rhetoric gone

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    Carl's Jr. Commercial

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    Fried Sexuality It is funny how you can get the attention of a man’s sexual desires through a commercial. You can’t blame a man for his behavior. It’s in our nature to be who we are as men. Specifically‚ the kind of men that can be tricked by a mere image of a woman‚ in a bikini‚ eating a cheese burger. The advertisements in today’s world have been altered to use women as bait to reel in men and buy the product without any hesitation. If I told you that if you go to Carl’s Jr. and purchase

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    Define Commercial Dance

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    Define what commercial dance is. Support your answer with examples and justify why these are classified as commercial dance. In this essay I will discuss what defines Commercial Dance referring to different styles that are often seen and how these can be caught under such a massive umbrella term. I will also be discussing the impact that integration has had on Commercial Dance. Commercial Dance can be defined as any style of dance that can create revenue‚ involving any style or technique out

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    Pepsi Commercial Essay

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    Pepsi Commercial Pepsi is one of the well-known soft drink brands in the world. As we can see‚ the main color theme in the commercial is red which is also known as the main brand color of Pepsi and moreover‚ it is an eye catchy color as well. This commercial is very effective because they have chosen a famous and well-known person – Michael Jackson so many audiences will be impressed by this‚ especially his fans. There is a little boy who dressed in Michael Jackson’s style‚ makes up with Michael’s

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    on radio station commercials. Verizon commercials are also seen during the breaks of your favorite‚ pass time TV shows. One commercial I found interesting in particular was aired in January 2016. The commercial shows three groups of balls going down spiral lanes and decreasing in value if they do not meet the named standards. The red balls stand for Verizon‚ the blue balls stand for AT&T‚ the yellow balls stand for Sprint and the lane for T Mobile is always empty. The commercial focuses on the following:

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    Spca Commercial Analysis

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    On average‚ individuals watch sixteen thousand commercials in a single year. One two-minute commercial that catches many viewers attention is the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals commercial starring Sarah McLachlan‚ a world-renowned musician‚ singer‚ and songwriter. I am writing about this BC SPCA commercial to show you the different strategies they use to reach their audience‚ if they effectively reached their audience‚ and who their audience is. I believe they do

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    Why do commercials use propaganda techniques? Is it to influence our emotions or is it because they lack actual factual support for their claims? The answer is both. Propaganda techniques are used by advertisers‚ salespeople‚ and politicians because they lack adequate factual support for their points‚ so they appeal to our emotions by using propaganda techniques. In the particular commercial for the Samsung Galaxy smart phones‚ Name Calling‚ Plain Folks‚ and Bandwagon propaganda techniques are

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