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    Kristin Cavallari’s baby bump is getting bigger, but she is rocking her natural look with style. The celebrity has been on Hollywood’s baby watch lists since she announced her latest pregnancy a little over a month ago. According to In Touch Magazine on Thursday, the star might be pregnant, but she is still working. Kristin Cavallari has always been the star to watch when it comes to fashion and that hasn’t changed even though she is pregnant. The entertainer looked sexy and stylish walking down…

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    The #LikeAGirl commercial begins with a teenage girl walking up to a camera with a clapperboard closing. The setting is a blue background that the author may have used to add a more calming effect. The commercial also begins with no background music, which may have been done to add a more serious tone. Then, a rhetorical question is presented to the audience watching, “What does it mean to do something like a girl?” they then proceed to answer. This ad concentrates on one of the things that…

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    Examples Of Moral Panic

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    In the modern era, civilians acquire news through media— be it television, newspapers, or social media in order to understand and keep pace with the current events. However, often times the news are blown out of proportion by said sources, like the aftermath of Columbine High School shootings and the Hurricane Katrina incident. These two events are primary examples of what we now call as moral panics. Moral panic is created usually by the media, politicians, and moral crusaders and is a process…

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    We got a lot of events in the year of 1800s that occurred in the year, and I think that the most important events are an event that called the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution consist too many events that treat to have on the politics, economics, social and cultural activities, and the environment. As specialized ability established between small operations in the field and then spread, and amplified. Designers, and James Watt, who reinforced the steam engines, associated with…

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    If one, five, twenty, a hundred, or even a thousand people from the United States are asked if they have been in a high-speed car chase, been shot up by a cohort of evil villains, or kidnapped and held hostage for ransom; it is expected to get a few, but not many yes answers. If asked instead if they went to high school, got married, or found a good job, the likelihood of getting yes answers increases exponentially. So why is it that people from foreign countries think that there is more…

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    Pretty nails designs are one of the maximum talked topics amongst women. Nail is one of the parts of beauty. For a lady, we need to maintain our beauty due to the fact there are several reasons in the back of it. First, it's going to make us greater famous in the society. Women are exceedingly valued for their appearance. If they have beautiful look, they will less difficult to find pal. Except that, they will additionally easier to locate boyfriend. 2d, it'll lead them to less complicated to…

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    In her book, No Logo (2000), Naomi Klein sheds light on the opposing forces of corporate rule, and seeks to understand the conditions, whether cultural or economic, that mark the emergence of an inevitable political movement still in its early stages. She wants her audience to walk away at the end of the book, aware of the “cracks and fissures beneath [the brands’] high-gloss facade (Klein 18).” The opening chapter, “No Space,” educates the reader on how corporate brands came into existence,…

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    Unrealistic Body Image

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    Over eighty percent of women in the United States are dissatisfied with their appearance (Ross). In today’s society women are constantly being told that they have to fit the standards of the ideal woman in order to be considered beautiful. Some of these standards include having light eyes, blonde hair, perfect teeth, flawless, tan skin, long legs, and a well-proportioned figure and are often times impossible for most women in the U.S. to attain (Sherrow). Women who do not fit under these…

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    Throughout time certain stories have identified a number of ways in which certain news stories is manipulated by journalists to emphasise and alter meaning and perception. The majority of journalists today do frame their stories in ways that can mislead their audiences. However, often journalists employ frames without consciously knowing it. Therefore, it is important to note whether the way in which stories were produced had the effect of misleading audiences. A news item that illustrates how…

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    convenient for everyone. People don’t have to wait, technology is so fast it save people time and to get info faster. These new advance help people to do and get information faster and more to know that people understand the world. In his essay “Mind over Mass Media,” Steven Pinker states that “the Internet and information technologies are helping us manage, search, and retrieve our collective intellectual output at different scales. . . . Far from making us stupid, these technologies are the…

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