The part of the description that reads, "Born of a century of innovative engineering, even the most luxurious Mercedes-Benz offers unrivaled power and responsiveness- describes quality that cannot be found in any other product. The use of time and science in that sentence alone demonstrates that the car is timeless and well researched. The last sentence in the subtitle is "The S-Class- in bold type, found in the bottom-right corner of the ad. ... The first sentence in the caption is, "Why leave your car at the station?...

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As the novel progresses, sentences become more fractured and truncated. ... The technique of fractured sentences is demonstrated in a call from Chris to his wife Taya. ... " From the shaky beginnings of young soldier, to the harsh endings of a damaged and fragile war veteran, American Sniper is a moving story of the consequences that can eventuate when we embark on an unplanned, innovative journey of discovery, yet also the achievements and triumphs that come as part of the packaged deal....

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Ferdinand de Saussure was a Swiss linguist, whose innovative ideas paved the way for numerous key developments in modern linguistic theory. ... Traditional conventions of spelling and grammar are commonly ignored in conversation; new terms are constantly being formulated, and unconventional ways of forming sentences have developed which stray from formal grammar, but have gained their own unique meanings and uses. ... Through Saussure's innovative analysis of human speech, we can broaden our own perspectives. ...

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Prometheus, who saw man living and darkness and ignorance decided it was important to go behind Zeus" back to introduce man to fire and all its innovative functions. ... Zeus sentenced Prometheus to an eternity chained to a rock and forced to climb a hill, and as he makes his way to the middle of the hill he would tumble down the hill. ... In the story of Prometheus, Prometheus saw, from a gods point of view, man as being empty without the luxury of fire and its ability to create an innovating drive for humans as a race. ... Either way it is that pure innovative strive that has created almost ...

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Remember: simple sentences with clear and strong language are preferable to long and convoluted ones in which the meaning gets lost. ... Originality of Analysis While it is difficult to bring a truly original analysis to the table, you will be given considerable credit for an essay that looks at Douglass's narrative in a particularly thoughtful or innovative way. ... For example, the following sentence does not have to be cited: "In his own lifetime, Frederick Douglass became one of the most preeminent abolitionists in the U.S.... Writing Style Counts Make sure that you write complet...

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But the 1800s also saw revolutionary, innovative works from poets like Walt Whitman. ... As a result, each line would be quite long and one sentence can go on for several lines in "Song of Myself" and the others: "My respiration and inspiration, the beating of my heart, the passing of blood and air through my lungs,/...the song of me rising from beed and meeting the sun" (23-32). ... His long sentences tend to be wordy with superfluous vocabulary. In addition to this, he tends to expand upon sentences with repetitions that extend the lines further: "You shall no longe...

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The greatest, most innovative minds in our history have documentation of their ideologies, discoveries, and advancements. By no means is it unlikely for equally great scholars of our time to emerge, but it is much more improbable for these people to have innovative ideas isolated from studying the knowledge and texts of our predecessors. ... An example of Invention analysis for Depending on the depth of focus required, each category of the RAIDS could involve a brief sentence or two, while more intensive assignments might need more complexity. ...

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These three terms are what we think of when we hear the names Ben and Jerry in this same sentence. ... The next strength is, of course, the innovative flavors that Ben and Jerry's develops. ... There are many ways for this company to go in the future, but it is easy to see that the best strategy lies within their knack for super premium, innovative ice cream flavors. ...

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Obama prompts the public to remember how America's strength has always been a result of hard work; and how as a nation of explorers, innovators and survivors, America has come up against and overcome many obstacles. ... He abstained from grammar flaws and used a mixture of complicated and simple sentence forms to add an array to his speech. ...

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The use of correct English such as grammar and sentence length and construction are purposely left inimitably inaccurate. It therefore becomes apparent that Christopher says "He said, she said" alot, also very long ungrammatical sentences are used sometimes over fifty or more words long. ... In my opinion Mark Haddon has outdone himself and truly created an outstanding narrative, that is made all the better by its innovative qualities. ...

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Sentences such as "And this, alas, is more than wee would doe" epitomise the misleading colloquial language. ... Although it was common for the "poem to partake in the extensive tradition of erotic poems centred on flea's", and was not entirely innovative, it still seems odd that a base insect could be used as ordinary imagery of love. ...

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Abstract White collar crime in a nutshell is lying, cheating and stealing. The term was reportedly coined in 1939 and is synonymous with a full range of Frauds committed by business and government professionals. White collar crime is not a victimless crime; a single scam can destroy a company and de...

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Pierre Abelard rose to prominence due to his teaching talents and innovative thinking and his lover, Heloise, was the well educated niece of Canon Fulbert, canon of the Notre Dame Cathedral. ... This love she felt for Abelard will ultimately sentence her to a life full of regret. ...

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