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    Those are diverse and unlimited. Firstly, they consider me as a non-English speaker. It is somehow undeniable that my English is not sufficient to compare to them, people sometimes just regard me as a non-English speaker and didn’t even attempt to listen to my opinion. I had many experiences whenever I go to the McDonalds to order an Iced Coffee. The cashiers didn’t even ask me whether I want milk and sugar in my coffee or not, which I would say black if they asked me, but all of a sudden, the cashier just handed a regular iced coffee to me and whenever I complained about it, they always said “you should have told me in advance,” and just made new one. Secondly, they just regulate that I am a shy, introvert, quiet and can’t advocate my opinion well, just by my appearance. It was the day when we had to shoot a documentary for the final project last semester. I honestly was in silent when we discuss our project and became really extrovert and lead other people to do it by the time I felt comfortable with people. After the project, my teammates though I was really shy and were astonished that I was not. Thirdly, I have looked people on the street, stared at me and said, “Asian…

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    shades of color. The Rouge Coco Gloss is made from a formula enriched with coconut oil and vitamin E. Targeting female consumers that want a different color of shades of gloss and healthy for the lips. The Starbucks iced coffee ad appeals physiological need and aesthetic sensations. Fowles defines the physiological need as “sex as a biological need, and so he classifies our need to sleep, eat, and drink in this category”. The ad appeals to physiological need because of its advertising…

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    begin coming back with sweet smelling waffles and hearty omelets and the occasional icing drenched cinnamon that is half eaten and disliked because of its abused amount of icing. Rushing about, the cutlery is dropped off at the station on top of all the plates of pastries which are just crumbs, stacked on by cold coffee mugs, daring not to fall over. The kitchen is a symphony of pots and pans, the dishwasher both its composer and…

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    Describe A House Analysis

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    apartments, but as you get closer you see a huge black sign that spells out Cups in big white letters. And as you turn, you see a medium sized Open sign hanging from the window flashing brightly, greeting customers as they enter the coffee shop. As you move up the stairs or go up the ramp you reach the faded brownish wooden deck. The deck contains many tables with a flowery design engraved on the table top, and black chairs designed to match…

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    like an eternity to be able to eat anywhere during dinner. While most people go to these places to eat, others take this time to socialize with friends and strangers. One of the most unique establishments on campus is the Starbucks inside of Rice Library. It is centrally located, allowing students from all over campus to go there and relax. It sees numerous people throughout the day, and you will often be waiting for several minutes to be able to enjoy your coffee. It is a go to spot for those…

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    Starbucks Iced Tea

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    New Product: In introducing a new flavor of iced tea within Starbucks long line of products has the potential to continue to provide Starbuck’s with brand exposure. “In 2012, there were 160 million Americans who drank tea daily in any form, consuming a total of 3.6 billion gallons, or around 80 billion servings of tea in a whole year” (Trefis Team, 2014). Furthermore, within the third quarter of 2014, it was Starbuck’s CEO, Howard Schultz, who was credit with mentioning “that the company…

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    teens, and the effects have taken a toll on students across the globe. Dealers of this cleverly devised drug are found in every state, town, or mall world wide popularly known as StarBucks or in this town, Dunkin Donuts. The drug is cleverly masked as the typical white girls go to, iced coffee. (Add more to middle of intro) The delectable dark roasted treat has become a part of a morning routine that is as natural as brushing your teeth (Simile). The only thing getting most students out of bed…

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    Trayvon Martin

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    Neither did Trayvon Martin. Have you ever looked at your son and thought that he could be next? That he would be the next to be shot by a white man? That he wouldn’t get justice, and that his killer would be set free? Neither did Sybrina Fulton the mother of Trayvon Martin. From the eyes of a young African American teen, the case of Trayvon was a horror. On the night of February 26, 2012 the unfortunate series of events began to unfold. Trayvon Martin had took a trip with his father to visit…

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    Nt1330 Unit 2

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    1. What does the floor look like? Some food craps and foot prints are on the whitish-brown flooring. 2. What’s on the menu? There are seventeen types of coffee, three types of tea, and hot chocolate on the menu, and each has the size of small, medium, and large. However, iced coffee I love and have everyday does not have the small size. It is enough for me. 3. Who does the waitress(or whoever) resembles? A casher, a lady probably in forties frequently working there, is like a little Samuel Leroy…

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    Stereotypes Of Starbucks

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    Quick, when you think of Starbucks what is the first thing that pops in your head? Is it coffee, pumpkin spice lattes, empty calories or even “basic white chicks?” all things considered, if any of these things mentioned above popped into your head you are not completely wrong. Needless to say, in today’s society when the word Starbucks is mentioned these are the stereotypes that run parallel to the company. With that being said, other than serving coffee, pumpkin spice lattes and or being the…

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