In the article, Neal responds to the piracy problems in Somalia by promoting new advanced weapons and armed guards on board for the ships passing through the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. ... In the article, Ungerleiger uses informative kinds of languages to send messages about anti- defense technologies. ... The commentary does not have any informal conversational tone which focuses on Ungerleiger's genuineness and makes it appear that he is sending messages directly to readers, especially to the ship vessels owners. ... My analysis suggests that Ungerleiger's commentary does s...

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For example, after the man dives into the ocean and gets an approximate five second display of his built arms propelling him forward, the woman is never actually seen swimming. ... To men, the message is clear: if their woman wears Light Blue, she will be consumed by passion and unable to resist the advances of the man. Interesting enough, if the man wears Light Blue, the exact same message applies: the woman simply cannot withstand the urge to be with this man. ... Comparing the message sent to men with the message sent to women, the realization that both indulge the male perspective is not s...

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At the bottom, there is the message: Auckland and the great outdoors, now ten times a week. ... This advertisement depicts a vivid image to its readers: you should take Singapore Airlines' flights to this southern hemisphere paradise, see its lush green coastline, eternity of azure blue sea and endless sands, and sail out to the ocean, enjoy the adventurous and unforgettable sea-fishing experience. ... And the message is straightforward though connective; it connects fishing rod with airplane wing, explained what is going on to the people who view it. Plus, the message conducts another im...

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The orange bottom of the bottle also maybe interpreted as a tropical sun, giving the image of a beach and the ocean, an image that comforts the consumer, saying that the product offers relaxation. ... Few or no words are used, which captures the essence and spirit of a message, idea, or concept. ... The advertisement plays off of this unusual bottle and adds on the two-worded theme that requires the consumer to look at the advertisement and actually think of what message it is conveying. ...

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The reasons why I am in favour of Greenpeace protesting using unique methods is because if they do not use unusual methods they would not be able to deliver their message as efficiently as possible around the globe. ... However the reasons why Greenpeace should not protest using atypical methods is because, if they take their protesting to the extremes to deliver their message, it can kill far too many people or at least affect many people. ... One example is where the Rainbow Warrior was in the Pacific Ocean campaigning against nuclear testing. ...

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He is frustrated with Reverend Parris and the Salem church because of the materialistic messages that drive Parris" sermons. ... He vows to "fall like an ocean on [the Salem] court" (Act II, 78) and gathers the signatures of ninety-one Salem residents who "never saw no sign [the accused women] had dealings with the Devil" (Act III, 93). ...

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The speaker's recollections of the Americas' natural beauty, as exemplified by the imagery of "ocean waters,""(line 62) and "dizzying geography,""(line 64) reveal the great love he feels for Latin America and its potential for "sylvan freedom-(line 59) The allusion to the tyrants Machado, Batista, and Trujillo (line 56,57) serves as a powerful example of the imperialists' political oppression of Latin America and as a reminder of brother turned against brother (the three dictators are all Latin American natives). ... Thus, the message presented in "Ode to the Americas- is a si...

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Much literature has underlying themes and messages that we can learn from; through it's practical application in the stories that form novels. ... The setting of an island also represents the inherent separation of the Japanese and American inhabitants of San Piedro; just as the island is separated from the mainland by ocean water, so too do self-imposed cultural barriers separate the two races. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate