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    The final strategic error that Cruz suffered from was non-persuasive pathos. Pathos is employed in order to ignite emotion or feeling in an attempt to rally support. Cruz used effective descriptions and adjectives to employ pathos‚ but because of a lack of timeliness and empathy his pathos were not persuasive. At the beginning of his Prayer to France‚ Cruz effectively portrayed support and stood in solidarity with the people of Paris by asking God to‚ “lift up’‚ “comfort”‚ and “be with the people

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    1. I found my first ad in a Muscle and Fitness magazine and this specific ad is trying to sell Dyma-Burn and Elite Gourmet. At the top of the page it says “Workout and Reward” and “For your best summer body‚” along with a picture of a man with ripped muscles and lifting weights. The background is black and to the right it explains Dyma-Burn and Elite Gourmet and how it helps your body during workouts. 2. This ad is targeting adults specifically men who are interested in improving the way their body

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    In the world of fashion‚ clothing companies are always trying to produce more creative print advertisements than the usual boring print ads to attract more customers. Some chooses to use humor or charming appeals while others choose a shocking way to appeal to customers. Sisley – an Italian fashion brand owned by Benetton Group is one of the fashion companies choosing to present their advertisement in a controversial way (Amrisha‚ par. 4). In 2007‚ Sisley’s print advertisement - Fashioin Junkie was

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    In the early 2000s‚ when this ad was first published‚ Lance Armstrong was at the height of his fame for doing the impossible in two different realms: overcoming what appeared to be a fatal diagnosis of cancer‚ and subsequently winning numerous Tour de France races after his cancer

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    Unless there are people out there who are willing to consider a stand fix the subjects they’re confronting. There are two print advertisements that strongly believe in helping the world a safer place. The first ad is from Bic Wite-out showing the struggles of poverty‚ and the second ad is from a Chinese company‚ with a bird committing suicide warning the people about the environment. Bic Wite-out begins with two separate images of a drawing of a boy looking down as he sits on the floor. The dispute

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    Young People‚ Researchers and Benetton Contest Interpretations of a Benetton Advertisement Picture JANNE SEPPÄNEN In the spring of 1997‚ four Benetton advertisements were placed in front of Finnish candidates for the matriculation examination. One portrayed a nun and a priest kissing‚ another featured a black wolf and a white lamb‚ a third one was a picture of multi-coloured condoms lined up in straight rows‚ and a fourth portrayed a “family of the future”‚ two adults with a child in between

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    Dillard asks questions eight times throughout the piece. She asks rhetorical questions to evoke the human mind to inquire about existential issues. She isn’t forcing her beliefs upon the reader‚ but rather discreetly asks the reader to consider her perspective. Dillard isn’t looking for an answer‚ but rather‚ she is trying

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    The Surfrider Foundation Ocean pollution poses a serious threat to both the planet and human health. The Surfrider Foundation’s advertisement confronts this issue directly‚ using various rhetorical strategies to raise awareness. The advertisement depicts sushi rolls made from plastic bags and is accompanied by the bold statement‚ "What goes in the ocean goes in you." The imagery portrayed in the advertisement is powerful‚ as it highlights the consequences of plastic pollution in the ocean. By linking

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    “Don’t have a boyfriend? Then you probably have acne.” One of the hidden messages the Proactiv ad sends to young girls is that if you have acne‚ you don’t have a boyfriend. Many young people struggle with acne‚ and‚ unfortunately having acne leads them to feel insecure and doubt themselves. Advertisements can encourage young people to value their looks‚ desire a significant other‚ and spend money to look beautiful and accepting by their peers. Advertisements encourage teens to focus on how they

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    a young man and his new yellow Labrador retriever. This commercial if filled with emotional appeals. Not to mention the countless times the Budweiser has the owner show love and care towards the dog. Even more‚ Budweiser also dedicates part of this ad to discourage drunk

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