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Print ads are advertisements that show up in newspapers and magazines or any printed paper for that matter.

Whatever Simon Hobbs and Melissa Francis receive is too much .He sounds like he has a mouth full of mashed potatoes ( or is it potaatoes ) and all she does is read the copy on the teleprompter . How about some talent with brainpower and clarity.

According to the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the federal government cannot perform an unreasonable search or seizure on an American. The Supreme Court has also applied this amendment to the states via the due process clause of the 14th amendment. However, if you're simply asking whether the government possesses the capability to do so, or whether it has done so in the past, the answer is a definitive yes.

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he was a senator at the time having also served as a member of house of representatives for 6 yeas and having worked as a journalist and author before that

Citizen journalists are already at the scene of a breaking news event

The obvious choice would be your school newspaper. If your school doesn't have one, start one. You could also try contacting your local newspapers to see if they need any freelance help. They might let you submit stories for consideration.

First, in America, there is no real Constitutional right to privacy so, at the Constitutional level, free speech and the first amendment tend to trump privacy and even in pracitical applications of law, this is still mostly true. As to which is more important, I'd say both are. Ideally, the press forms checks and balances on government by making policy and actions known to the people. On the other hand, total lack of privacy tends to swiftly evolve into totalinarianism, or at least that potential exists. I'd say both are not only crucial to a democracy, but are necessary for almost all other stable forms of government. Journalists are not required by their job to respect privacy per se. They are not allowed to write intentional and harmful falsehoods. They are expected to not disclose Individually Identifying Information that would include credit card numbers, addresses, phone numbers, etc. Other than a few restrictions like these, however, the spirit of journalism is disclosure, and privacy is something a good journalist will tend to overturn.

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Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato drew the nickname Senator Pothole for his delivery of "constituent services," helping citizens with their individual cases

I'm taking this English course in order to learn how to reinforce my writing skills not only for the college courses that I am taking now/and plan on taking and will take in the future, but also for engineering purposes once I receive my degree. Thus, my expectation for this course is to gain knowledge on how to write effectively for a majority of audiences.

A disadvantage of using outlining is that it can spoil the mystery for readers. The idea may also not be as good as you first anticipated which makes your outline useless.

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A manifesto is basically a public declaration of ones views. So, writing a manifesto on any subject (such as sports) simply requires that you have a viewpoint and that you express it. There are no established formats for writing a manifesto, only that you physically write it down and then share it on a public stage (like a talk show, radio show, etc).

Four-colour printing on a two-colour flatbed press requires that a sheet be passed through the press twice.

A sheet-fed rotary press and a web-fed rotary press, which is fed a continuous length of paper unwinding from a roll, can print four colours in a single pass of the paper, depending on design.

Taken from Encyclopedia Britannica.

The correct terminology is Stop and Frisk - and the Supreme Court has ruled that if the officer's 'reasonable suspicion' for the stop can be articulated, it is, in fact, legal and proper. See: Terry v. Ohio

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