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    Most people use sarcasm on a day to day basis. These people usually use sarcasm to portray something that is obvious or to seem funny. However, what they do not realize is that sarcasm is a simpler form of lying. Lying is just one of the themes in the play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. Miller demonstrates this by how Willy lies in order to appear that he is successful, that he is adored by many, and about his oldest child`s accomplishments. In these ways, Miller uses Willy to illustrate…

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    There are many companies out there in the world that will employ some of the most devious advertising techniques just to make you want to buy their product. These techniques can utilize some very harsh and bold statements to grab your attention and pull it in so you take a closer look at their product or service. For example, a Verizon ad that I found states “Faster than a shopaholic riding a racehorse through a shoe sale after doing a triple shot of espresso,” that makes a bold statement that…

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    Invalid: In valid In a world covered in lies, filled with deep distrust and skepticism, there is an underlying well known truth. That freeing yourself from the pain and torment brought on by deceit could in effect bring harmony and peace. To not only an individual life but the entire atmosphere. Lies only bring forth more lies. Is that our legacy? A generation rooted in distrust, and extreme sensitivity to the unequal parallel of false words and actions. Every lie we tell is like closing the…

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    The online world is an atmosphere that people often imagine as reality. Online social websites offer the ability for people all over the globe to connect and communicate with one another, ultimately transforming the meaning of being in a relationship. Modern romance is becoming significantly different than what people experienced in the past. Before, people would often meet one another at a hangout place or through mutual friends. Everything has changed since dating websites made its appearance.…

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    The Crucible Lies Analysis

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    manipulate the situation so that her actions are not exposed to prove she is the real “witch”. She then goes on to lie in court, and she falsely testifies, “Goody Proctor always kept poppets”(Miller III. 825-826). Her primary motive to all her deceptions is her desire to replace Elizabeth, since abigail does all these things because she is in love with John Proctor and this childish love is what leads to many being hung in…

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    Deception is an ordinary and ubiquitous fact of everyday life, as both verbal and non-verbal social behavior of human nature (1). Earliest representations of feigned madness appear within texts as old as the Bible (2) and the first reference to malingering from medicine can be found in “On Feigned Disease and the detection of them” by Galen in 2nd century AD (3). An individual’s deceptive behavior becomes clinically significant when it is encountered in medical settings if the individual is a…

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    Hamlet is one of Shakespeare’s most honoured and well known pieces of literature that has been studied by many. There is a depth to Hamlet which has caused so many different ways to view and argue the characters and the overthinking in which the book revolves around. The storyline of Hamlet follows a vein of over thinking that begins with the betrayal of his Uncle Claudius when he secretly murders Hamlet’s father – the King of Denmark- then marries Hamlet’s mother and becomes king himself. As…

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    In Geoffrey Chaucer’s, The Canterbury Tales, marriage is a common reoccurring theme. More specifically, in The Merchant’s Tale, the Merchant expresses his displeasure and the deceits in marriage through his tale involving January, the husband who got deceived, May, his deceiving wife, and Damian, a squire in January’s household who longs for May and participates in the betrayal of January. The three all take part in deceiving or being deceived in a twisted marriage and situations being taken…

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    Several of Shakespeare’s tragedies depict the theme of betrayal within a family. King Lear is an example of one of Shakespeare’s tragedies that does just that. In the play, there is betrayal within Lear’s family and it takes Lear retiring to bring out the malicious side of everyone. At the beginning of the play, Lear had a sense of home, but not so much when he decides to retire. Lear’s home does not seem so much like a home after all; it is a place, not a home, filled with selfish people who…

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    Question 1 The article illustrates how the High Court handled James Hardie’s case, focusing on the legal issues of misleading statement, director’s duties as well as issues regarding continuous disclosure. These issues will be explained with supporting case examples and relevant legal principles. Misleading or deceptive statements “… James Hardie non-executive directors breached Corporate Law by making a misleading statement…” A misleading or deceptive statement can be described as…

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