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    major attention to the product that the company is selling. A great slogan identifies the brand and is memorable.”Advertising catchphrases are a dime a dozen. But only the best withstand the test of time and enter the public lexicon. "Good to the Last Drop" is one of the immortal ones.” (Saturday Evening Post). Popular slogans known by thousands people are Nike:Just do it, Dunkin Doughnuts: America runs on Dunkin, and more. Many coffee drinker would remember the phrase, “Good to the Last Drop” and think of Maxwell House Coffee. According to The Saturday Evening Post the origin of The Maxwell House slogan goes way back to 1907. The phrase was coined by Theodore Roosevelt at President Andrew Jackson’s estate. “Roosevelt - one of America’s great coffee drinkers, rumored to consume a gallon of java a day - so enjoyed the brew at the Hermitage, he declared it “good to the last drop.” The coffee was Maxwell House Coffee, named after the fancy Nashville hotel that served it. In 1917, the company began using the slogan in ads in the Post and elsewhere, and for decades it reigned as America’s best-selling coffee.”(Saturday Evening Post). Even vintage slogans used today can still make an impact on the modern…

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    Some key aspects related to speech are doublethinking and contradictory slogans. The party has slogans like, “War is peace” and “ Freedom is slavery”. If all social classes in parties had the same freedom of speech, it would help people think and say what they want. They use these slogans to manipulate people's minds. The slogans they have are inscribed on the Ministry of Truth pyramid. If you take away the slogans and you let the social classes say what they want, the people have a chance at a…

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    1984 Slogan Analysis

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    1984 , the party has three slogans which are looked upon by the whole population, which the people are blinded by and don’t see the definite meaning behind each slogan .“War is Peace,Ignorance is strength, and Freedom is Slavery” are the three slogans that the party stand by and are written in elegant lettering (Orwell 4). These slogans are paradoxes and are true due to the fact that it gives the party total control and power over their society. “War is Peace” means that while Oceania is at war…

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    Hillary Clinton Slogans

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    Trump V. Clinton: The 2016 Presidential Election Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are names that will linger in history for many years to come due to their controversial plans if they get elected in the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s ambitious mindset with slogans such as “Make America Great Again” and Clinton 's bold stance on getting more rights for women have an abundance people either supporting or opposing many of their policies. They have many differentiating views on issues such as…

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    1984 Slogan Analysis

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    In "1984", a book written by George Orwell, Winston Smith is a citizen of Oceania and works within his government and seems to be extremely against them. Winston constantly talks of how they erase history and they don’t want anyone in the society to be smart. Throughout the novel we watch his journey as he tries to escape the government in which he lives in. The government in Oceania is overrun by people who are power hungry and have tricked the people into believing whatever they are told to…

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    This is a picture of the “Flats at Atlas” apartments at the location on Maryland Avenue Northeast D.C.. In 2012 The Flats at Atlas apartments opened in the Carver Langston section of Northeast DC. The builder’s boasted the slogan “Urban Pioneers, Rejoice”. There was only one problem, there were already people previously and currently living around that area. So how could this phrase be possibly be used for an opening campaign. The District Curmudgeon states in their 2012 blog, “ The "Urban…

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    Every day, people are faced with choices. Life is full of them. But having choices is a good thing since that means they have the free will to make their choice. Most people watch television, and the commercials that inundate them with products to buy. But with so many options, how does one make choices? With television commercials, advertisers need to be very smart and creative with how they endorse their product because seconds count. Sometimes people are not even fully listening to what the…

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    Companies have various target groups when they run promotional messages. However, the one particular company I have observed is Campbell’s Soup Company and its promotional message. First, the message is targeted towards families who want nutritional and healthy food for their children. (Campbells, n.d) Secondly, the message is consistent with a particular slogan of “Mm, mm good” whether in the print advertisement or media advertisement, that slogan is heard loud and clear. Here is a YouTube…

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    The three party slogans At first glance, these slogans seem to be contradictory and illogical. And, they pretty much are, but a society in 1984 is run by a group of people that have pretty much brainwashed or intimidated the entire population into believing whatever sort of nonsense they promote. So these three slogans are lived by and sworn by, and the essence of everything that the Party represents. Each of these three slogans have double meanings—one for the Party and one for the people as…

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    Shrestha 5 Kshitiz Shrestha Professor Sharifian GOVT-2306-71426 29 October 2017 SLO #2 My Campaign and Slogan Below is the total cost that is incurred when one is running for an office position in Texas. According to Texas Tribute Analysis, the amount incurred by a candidate per vote depends on the following three variables. They include how far the candidate fundraises, how he spends and the most determining is the number of the votes a candidate receives from his/her supporters. Therefore, it…

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