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Advert analysing This advert was created in 2009 by the German agency Das Comitee for the campaign preceding the World AIDS Day. The core idea which led all the campaign was this catch phrase: AIDS is a mass murderer. There were 3 different posters with Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini, and a movie of 30 seconds which sparked a buzz and was forbidden by YouTube. This advert is based on the will to choc people. There is nothing written to explain or to precise things except the catch phrase at the

Disclaimer: Religion is all about the Truth. Truth is God. It is my strong belief that anything that does not conform to the truth when it comes to God should be exposed and given the boot. If you are one of those who have blind beliefs in your religion and its ways, whatever they are, then this article is not for you. This article is for those for are in the search of the true God and his ways. All information given in this article is true to the best of my knowledge. I will remove this article from my

ce moment de... - There is a lot of talk at the moment about... On entend souvent dire que... - It is often said that... Les récents événements de X ont mis en évidence Y - The recent events of X have highlighted Y Un problème dont il est souvent question est celui de... - A problem that often arises is that of... Tout le monde s’accorde à penser que... - Everyone agrees that... Il est généralement admis que... - It is generally agreed that... Il est bien connu que... - It is well known that... Nous

Paper. Fashion Magazine Firstly known as Toronto Life Magazine, Fashion Magazine is a Canadian magazine which was founded in 1977 in Toronto. It is currently based in Toronto with satellite offices in Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton. 10 issues a year are published by Saint Joseph Media, including special issues for seasons. It has a readership of 1982 million people. The current editor in chief is Bernadette Morra. The magazine’s publisher (Saint Joseph) also publishes other magazines

and Acquisition politic a. Loyalty politic b. Acquisition politic 1) The Red Bull presentation a) History of Red Bull First Red Bull drink was developed in 1962 by Chaleo Voovidhya( a Thai businessman) and sold with this name “Krating Daeng” (Thai for Red Bull) by a pharmaceutical company. The beverage was based on Lipovitan, an earlier energy drink that had been introduced to Thailand from Japan. Krating Daeng sales soared across Asia in the 1980's. At the beginning

need for eucharistic sharing (DAPNE159,160). It is the only addition to the single example of a circumstance of need given in the Code of 1983: danger of death (can. 844, 4) - an indication of the importance given to it. Partners who "share the sacraments of baptism and marriage" (160) are joined together in Christ in a very particular way. The two have become one. In the creation story God created man and woman to become "one flesh" (Gen 2:24). Quoting this text, Jesus adds: "So they are no longer

counter-terrorism been and to what extent is it consistent with the values of Dutch criminal law and European human rights obligations? Introduction Recent terrorist events are habitually cited as justification for an unprecedented proliferation of counter-terrorism policies across Europe and the world. There appears to be widespread international consensus that collective security and protection is of greater importance than individual security from interference by the State when it comes to terrorism. Furthermore

part role is to build up a landscape and present the characters. The scene takes place in a car driving on a long flat road! There are 2men in the car! The driver who is also the narrator (it’s a first person narrative) and the 2nd one is a boy,he must be a hitch-hiker because he has a bag and the driver asks him if he’s “going far”!he has just picked him up ! They‘re talking about a murderer they have just heard about in the news on the radio! The murderer is referred to as a «he» so this killer

Ionesco has labelled his plays as inherently anti-ideological, as he explains that ’if art functioned as an ideology it would no longer be a work of art, that is to say an autonomous creation, an independent universe with its own life and its own laws’.[1] In this way, if a work of art if compelled simply to illustrate ideology, it is no longer a creative process, action and surprise; it is known in advance.[2] Instead, Ionesco advocates the ‘testimony’ that playwrights can offer other kinds of knowledge

poem written by Philip Larkin is named MCMXIV; through-out this poem Larkin describes war in a sarcastic manner, playing on the fact that the reader knows what happens next and using the implicit to bring out the horror. Superficially, this poem is about innocence, before war, about how life was, but deeply we will see that it for-shadows the war and how shocking that will be for the reader, how helpless it will make him feel. The second poem we shall be studying is a poem named Six Young Men, written