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    Oh, say can you see the inequality in America? Recent events have sparked controversy, questioning if the National Anthem represents all American individuals, and if not, why we play it at all our sporting events. The National Anthem is a longstanding tradition at sporting events; however, it fails to represent the majority of Americans and serves as a symbol of civil inequality. Therefore, the National Anthem should no longer be a part of sporting events, as well as undergo revisions to meet…

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    A representational study of Levinson’s film, Wag the Dog and Saturday Night Live’s (SNL) parody of ‘Donald Trump’s Campaign’ highlights the perspective that shortcomings of both individuals and society are often revealed with through political acts. While both texts highlight the failures and corrupt behaviour of individuals in political acts to be prominent factors of shortcomings, we are able to understand the representation of such undertakings to influence judgment in society. It is the…

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    Oh say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave. O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave. - Francis Scott Key, 1814. This is our country, land of the free and home of the brave. We are America. The strong. The brave. The courageous. We stand united, arms locked, indivisible by any other opposing force. We are free, and it is our right to be equal with one another. We are the sturdy thread that holds our country together. Each of us represented and accounted for under the…

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    Movie Conventions

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    Most of the restaurant scenes use the high key lighting portraying a non-romantic scenario but also allowing the viewer to see their facial expressions like the scene where Sally explains to Harry how women can fake during sexual intercourse. Another example of how the lighting helps set the happy…

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    'The T. V: The Flash'

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    even with effects that kept the essence of running in real life and the noises that are created. The scene where Barry Allen (The Flash) travels back in time shows how the sound, visual, and lighting effects are key to make the show realistic. The sound effects in this scene is one key element that makes the show sound realistic and gives the character life and actual meaning. In this particular scene there is a combination of the sound effects and the scene itself that creates an impact on…

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    Raging Bull Lighting

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    techniques by the director. It was filmed lighting was in black and white, that played important part that placed perfectly on each scene. While Jake was fighting scene the lighting with high key to stress on the boxers, also the high key lighting provide a beautiful elegant look and some scene. Low key lighting was used to give a look as if brutal low-spirited atmosphere, like when Jake life started to spiral out of control, went to prison and in his cell. How this technique contributes to…

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    FX Derivatives Case Study

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    The company’s decision to use FX derivatives to manage the FX risks means that the company already entered into a transaction, or is likely to have a commitment in a foreign currency. Depends on the terms of the transaction the use of some FX derivatives will be more appropriate than the others. For example, if the UK-based company trades on credit, the agreed amount in USD that it supposed to receive is subject to uncertainty in home currency terms. In this case, the company can hedge FX risk…

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    source of capital for development in developing countries " (Jenkins R. n.d), and the emphasis of development agencies on poverty reduction as a prominent goal" the need for more study into the correlation between poverty and the direct impact of foreign direct investment on poverty reduction needs to be exploited. FDI and growth A study conducted by a Laura Alfaro of the Harvard Business school finds that FDI flows into the different sectors of the economy (namely primary, manufacturing, and…

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    To invest in Italy, the company can improve its brand awareness. Furthermore, if companies invest overseas, all of the incomes belong to the company. Based on this situation, the companies reduced pressure of tax in the original country. However, foreign investment will bring much challenge for company. First, the companies expand the business in Italy not easy because of different culture. For example, the Italian people do businesses during lunch. Usually, they need 3 hours lunchtime. But, the…

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    and denominate their assets and liabilities in foreign currencies (Arnold 2008). Consequently, the theory of foreign exchange risk as illustrated by Moyer et al. (2011) and Lumby (2001) posits that multinational companies are exposed to various types of foreign exchange risks. These include the economic exposure, the transactional exposure and the translational…

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