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    Do people consider cars to be part of the family? Even if not, Mazda is trying to influence people that cars are now an essential part of the traditional American family. In the ad “Driving Matters,” created and produced by Mazda, they latch onto this idea and appeal to potential consumers by creating an ad that depicts the growth of a young man and his Mazda by his side the entire way (Driving Matters). Ad creators attempt to re-establish themselves as a family-oriented company by using a…

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    Essay On Hydroquinone

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    Opening: For a long time, hydroquinone is a skin-bleaching agent. Many beauty products used it to lighten areas of darkened skin. Some common usages in treatment of freckles, chloasma, age spots or acne scars. More than 50 years, it’s been established as the most effective ingredient for potentially fading and lightening skin. This article below can show you the facts of them. Body: Until now, hydroquinone is still the top effective topical active ingredient in whitening. However, in the US,…

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    The first article introduces the concept of food rhetoric and foodways. Foodways are the intersections of where food meets culture and history. It is the interconnected nature of dining, cooking, eating together with others, going into a grocery store, supporting a local farmer’s market, boycotting big food businesses, reading labels and such. To illustrate rhetoric, the example of the TV series Portlandia is used; this show is about two hipsters who go on a four-year journey to make sure the…

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    Cars In The 1920s Essay

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    prosperously in the United States. The people of the 1920s partied, gambled, and built amazing cars. The United States won World War I and was in an economic boom. Most people were wasting money, but some people invested into young industries. One of these was the car industry. Companies such as Ford, Dodge, Rolls Royce, and Duesenberg built new technology for cars and more. Even though cars were being built in the 1890s and early 1900s, it was not until the late teens and early 1920s that cars…

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    When Henry Ford created the Ford Motor Company, his goal was to make the automobile a need rather than a luxury that was affordable for the average American family. The car that accomplished that goal was the Model T. When Ford’s Model T was released in October of 1903, the main key to it’s success was that a new type of alloy, which is a mixture of two metals, called Vanadium was used instead of regular steel because it was lighter and stronger. The revolutionary alloy had been used in some…

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    Industry Analysis: For our case study, the companies we chose to compare and analyze are Kellogg Company, General Mills Inc., and Campbell Soup Company. The food and beverage industry is an important part of our world and each of the companies strive to succeed with their customers and products. “The food industry is a major strategic issue for all stakeholders involved in the food supply chain, from agriculture, ingredient manufacturing, product manufacturing, packing, and distribution to…

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    The main reason that I want to be a racecar driver (Ferguson)is because my grandpa was one. He was really good at it, but he is not a pro. He wracked and that’s why he don’t race anymore. My grandpa said he wants me to be a racecar driver. I said I would love to become a racecar driver. So, that’s why I am being a racecar driver. How fast do a racecar driver go well about 200mph. but being a racer I’m going to drive a lot of different cars. The Sporting News, though, says a NASCAR driver's base…

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    For many years Indigenous populations have been greatly admired for their holistic cures and approaches. They are not only respected for their incredible knowledge, but also for their utilization of available natural resources. For example, it was common knowledge amongst the Iroquoians that by concocting a tea made from needles of the White Cedar tree, a person could ward off scurvy. Scurvy, a crippling disease caused by lack of vitamins, plagued Europeans upon arrival to the Americas. In…

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    Why supercar rentals are so expensive Supercars are those cars that give off excellent performance and have a strong brand name. That is why if you are looking to rent one then you should understand that it will be expensive. If you are wondering why it is expensive even though you are just renting it the here are reasons why supercars can be expensive for you to rent to help you understand and to help you realize that it isn't an ordinary car you are driving. Security of the car: one of the…

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    In his satirical folk song “Talkin’ Seattle Grunge Rock Blues”, Todd Snider said the alternative to alternative was a band that wasn’t even together. However, with the internet becoming such a creative force, the alternative to alternative has become more than a joke. With the advent of the internet, new genres are birthed and begin to gain popularity daily, most without any trace of a record label to their names. The term “Indie used to mean without a record deal, all by themselves”, but was…

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