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    Meals in fast-food chains like McDonald’s contain large amounts of sugar, fats and other such components that accumulate in person’s body in the form of fat. The situation is worsened by the existence of big portions of foods and drinks and people’s inactive lifestyle. Disorders in the gastrointestinal tract are the second issue. Morgan Spurlock vomited during the first day of the experiment; his condition showed it is difficult for the body to digest such huge amounts of unhealthy food. This diet

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    One might wonder how an American living in the 21st century could be subject to slavery. Slavery that comes without physical chains but is omnipresent in every transaction of one man’s life. When he was five, the man loved to play with and manipulate numbers. When he turned seventeen, he left home for Berkeley. When he turned eighteen, he decided to start a bank account. When he turned twenty five, he found a job back in NYC that paid six figures. When he turned twenty six, he jumped onto

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    This week I viewed the video titled 'The Greek American' and thought it was a decent video. I did not find that the video provided much information that I was not previously aware of or that the video expressed any major hardships that the Greek Americans encountered either before, during or even after they immigrated. The video did emphasis what I had already know about the Greek people, that they are a very hard working, ambitious and proud people. The video also confirmed that family is one of

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    At El Campesino, the best authentic Mexican restaurant in Stow, OH, summer means one thing: ice cold margaritas!  Stunning floor to ceiling windows and an ample outdoor dining area offer the perfect backdrop for enjoying the best margaritas Ohio has to offer. El Campesino serves up their Gold Margaritas frozen or on the rocks, and it’s the perfect place for a happy hour with friends because you can order them by the glass, half pitcher, or full pitcher! The Mexican restaurant also serves up specialty

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    The reason for the selecting the specific product, consequently the White Castle franchise, is the fact that Sliders are affordable. Students typically have limited budgets and will likely prefer an affordable meal choice. The hope is that the low-cost burger will make the Slider a popular meal choice for students. A further motive for the choosing this product is due to the product’s small scale. It can be prepared swiftly for consumers. This provides White Castle with a competitive benefit in

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    Have food corporations helped society more than it has harmed it. Have food corporations helped society more than it has harmed it. How much do you know about the businesses that you see every day? The deals that they make behind closed doors, the loopholes they find and the people they bribe to let them do anything they want. Given how much we consume their products, we should know what we are getting out of it. They are required to print the nutrition facts on their products, but they use alternate

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    people eat the same food, but it is from two different sources, then they may be receiving different amounts of nutrients. Accounting for these diverse factors can be extremely difficult. The fifth reason nutritional research may be flawed is the fact that the studies themselves may be biased. Nutritional research doesn’t have the same regulations as medical research does, so the presence of biased results is more prevalent. Nutritional studies are also often funded by the food industry itself, which

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    Act fast and get special discount up to 40% only for limited time. You are very lucky. The product you are looking for “Water Creation SS-U-3018B 30-Inch by 18-Inch Under Mount Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink with Coved Corners“, We see discounts on

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    Conventions in images are able to explore and can constructs a representation of a particular group, value or idea. With this image it portrays numerous visual conventions in the photo, such as camera angle, shot size, composition of the model, and the focus. These techniques help portray the intended message, ideas, values or groups from the photograph on how we are still unable to help out enough with poverty while we are spending hundreds of dollars daily on unnecessary things, while we have starving

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    In the essay, “The Pleasures of Eating”, Wendell Berry, a lifelong farmer and an expert on food production, claims that eating is an agricultural act. According to Berry, consumers have become passive and don’t really know what they’re putting into their bodies. All they know is that they’ve been persuaded to want it. The extent of their knowledge is that plants and animals are raised on farms. They don’t know where the farms are, what type of farms they are, or what knowledge of skills are involved

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