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    strong reaction or interest in you as a reader/audience. In The Truman Show‚ I was interested by the way the director‚ Peter Weir‚ conveyed his opinion of the power of the media in today’s society. He used many production techniques to hold the audience’s interest‚ while clearly demonstrating his position on issues such as manipulation through media‚ the naivety of the audience‚ and the ethics of reality TV. Camera angles have been used is to create a sense of unease. Because all of the cameras

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    In the article “Auto Shows influence on sale” by Kathleen Burke is a great article to refer to when proving the point of relevance of auto shows to a car aficionado. These benefits range from influence on the buyer‚ to Marketing the overall company’s product‚ and keeping the customer coming back for more. Through these vivid examples‚ “Auto Shows influence on sale” by Kathleen Burke is successful in proving it’s claim because of the factual evidence it provides. The author‚ Kathleen Burke‚ does an

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    Reality Shows: Their Effect on American Teens Martha Wallace ENG 122: English Composition II Professor Kathy Conner August 8‚ 2011 Reality Shows: Their Effect on American Teens The values of our forefathers for America have disappeared. Each year more and more of American children are judging themselves based upon the lives portrayed in popular media. Certain media in the music industry portrays the life of getting rich fast and having a lot of girls. Movies depict a life of fast cars‚

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    Hollywood movies affect national culture outside the United States because it leads people to stereo-type other cultures. Such as the stereo-type of Japanese people as robotic caricatures who mix there L’s and R’s and Bill Murry who played a character was taking a shower in a Five-star hotel and has to bend down to wash his hair in the shower but in reality their isn’t a five star hotel in Tokyo that hasn’t accounted for the varying heights of its guest. Some positive effects of Hollywood movies on world

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    The Horror in Movies Life is full of common and expected but yet‚ very frightening situations‚ events‚ or circumstances such as natural disasters‚ wild animal attacks‚ been aggravated by violent individuals‚ strange and chronicle illness or situations that threaten the safety or people’s life. There are also other events that rarely occur in people’s lives but are even more frightening because there are mysterious and dark beings involved. Humans know very little about these entities and the

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    Friends: The Best Television Series Ever The American sitcom Friends is without a doubt the best television series ever produced due to the unique characters‚ clever humor and wide audience range. The series premiered in 1994‚ and lasted ten seasons before its finale in 2004. The show follows six best friends living in New York City‚ as they struggle through life as young adults. Each character offers a very distinct and contrasting personality‚ allowing for endless scenarios‚ making each episode

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    Harrison have noticed that he isn’t on After Paradise this season. Chris is still the host of Bachelor in Paradise‚ but when it comes to the after show‚ he isn’t around at all. When Chris was absent the first week‚ everyone thought that he would return‚ but Harrison isn’t going to be hosting at all. E! Online shared what Chris Harrison had to say about not hosting and it turns out it wasn’t his choice. Instead of Chris‚ each week you will see Sean Lowe and Michelle Collins hosting the show. They will

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    States 2. The Gods Must Be Crazy is a South African comedy film written and directed by Jamie Uys. 3. The Hangover is a 2009 American comedy film‚ co-produced and directed by Todd Phillips and written byJon Lucas and Scott Moore 4. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan‚ often referred to simply as Borat‚ and stylized BORДT!on the poster‚ is a 2006 mockumentary comedy film directed by Larry Charles and distributed by 20th Century Fox.  5. Due

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    frozen dog food market in the Boston metropolitan area. • More than fifty percent of the dog food market is still untapped thus there is an immense potential to grow in this market. Threats: • There are almost 50 dog food manufacturers with 350 dog food brands in the U.S. However‚ there are five companies that have approximately 75 percent market share of U.S dog food sales in 2008. • The larger advertising budgets of competitors can be a threat to maintaining market share with a

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    The reviews of Mr. Letterman’s shows were mostly positive. Others who didn’t like Letterman were either scared of and him and his wits or just jealous of him and his natural ability to entertain. But all in all‚ Letterman was well praised by everybody. For example‚ “Mr. Letterman showed that late-night TV could offer more than a what’s-in-the-news monologue. He made his show a home for misfits and oddballs” (Itzkoff 1). Letterman showed that to have a radical show there is no need for elaborate

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