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    Commercials on television for superheroes always had them men doing the saving and then the women needing to be saved. The very few “girl superheroes” that were well known were Wonder Woman, Super Girl and Storm. However, in anime there are a bunch of girls fighting to save the world and saving the men. Sailor Moon is on top of the list when it comes to girl power, being released in 1992, and Sailor Moon Crystal was released in 2014. Sailor moon was seen by some critics as sexualized, but others

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    On the contrary, of Sailor Moon being seen an positive anime outlet of progression, there are some opinions or concerns about Sailor Moon and other content that argue it should not be praised as such. Most people do not see Sailor Moon empowering woman, but over sexualizing schoolgirls or the matter of having main characters that cries a lot and complains about doing homework is considered annoying. The premise of the story can be argued as childish , yet it reaches audiences on so many levels for

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    Colloidal Silver Nutritional Supplements Essay

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    Colloidal silver as a nutritional supplement became a news item again this year with the death of one of its most famous proponents. Paul Karason died in September of 2013, Karason gained fame after appearing on the Today Show in 2008 for having blue skin due to argyria (Netburn. 2013). Karason’s argyria was caused by his ingestion of silver, he drank colloidal silver to treat his dermatitis (Netburn. 2013). Colloidal silver has been marketed on the internet as a treatment for a very wide variety

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    luxurious metal, 18 karate solid gold. Apple is using both yellow and rose gold. Each is a custom alloy designed not to be only beautiful, but twice as hard as standard gold. It begins at the molecular level where precise adjustments in the amount of silver, copper, and palladium in the alloy resulting very specific cues of yellow and rose gold. Next, apple use a new harping process developed by a myteliguist to strengthen a metal that is naturally very soft. The molten gold is cast not into the shape

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    sales in more than 70 countries. The Pandora universe was born as an idea of making quality jewellery accessible for all women. Along the way came the idea of designing a bracelet made of genuine high quality material. Bracelets made of sterling silver, 14/18 carat gold and precious stones, each charm telling a story that can be mixed and matched to create a more personal look. It may be just a small detail, but is one that makes all the difference. At Pandora we pay great attention to the finer

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    There is a girl walking down the street, her hair is dyed a vibrant red, a plastic piercing sticks out of her lip and bangle bracelets jingle all the way up her arm. Across the street, a woman walks with high heels and a fox wrap an elegant silver evening gown drapes off her body. In her ears are shiny diamond studs, princess cut, and on her fourth finger is a two carat diamond, gold bracelets adorn each wrist. She appears much safer than the teenager. The man accompanying her keeps a possessive

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    Tanishq Essay

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    The Tanishq saga began in the early 1990's, primarily fueled by the fabled Tata entrepreneurial spirit and partly forced by circumstance. Tanishq was coined from a combination of Tata/Tamil Nadu and Nishq (meaning a necklace of gold coins) and, again, from Tan, meaning body and Ishq, meaning love. Tanishq has set up its 1,35,000 sq. ft production factory at Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Well equipped with modern machinery, this factory functions as the production and sourcing base for the research

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    Claire Kaneshiro Homeroom 9B October 10th, 2017 The Benefits and Disadvantages Use of Gold and Platinum Alloys to Replace Nickel Containing Alloys in Jewelry Nickel is a common metal used to produce alloys for jewelry, yet nickel allergy is prevalent, affecting approximately 30% of the population (Rothenberg). For those with the allergy, nickel causes an immunological hypersensitivity response on the area of contact, resulting in symptoms of dermatitis. Although, nickel is not a classic allergen

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    Table of Contents 1. Objective 2 2. Situation Analysis 2 2.1. Market Summary 2 2.1.1. Market Size 2 2.1.2. Market Growth 2 2.1.3. Market Trends 2 2.1.4. Market Demographics 3 2.1.5. Market Needs 3 2.1.6 SWOT Analysis of Indian jewellery industry 3 2.2 Company Analysis 3 2.2.1 VRIN Framework 3 2.2.2. Core Competencies 3 2.2.3. Opportunities 4 2.2.4. Threats 4 2.3 Competitive Analysis 4 2.3.1. Major Offline competitor 4 2.3.2. Major online competitors 5 2.4 Product Offering 5 2.5 Key Success Factors

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    Bringing Silver Value Back on Track Silver is a precious metal with a wide array of uses. Silver value has been an acknowledged standard since ancient times when it was the major currency of trade. Although silver value has diminished over the recent times, it still plays a major role in the international market today. The first known source of silver is believed to be the mines around Anatolia, now known as Turkey, in 4000 BC. This supplied the flourishing cultures around Greece, Crete, and the

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