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Advertising discourages people from being different individuals by making us want to be or to look the same. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Notes: Đây là câu hỏi cho đề thi thật IELTS ngày 11-07-2015. Trả lời bên dưới mang tính tham khảo của tác giả Robert IELTS Town.
As many people have access to television and the Internet, advertising is becoming an integrated part of the modern life and greatly affect our behaviours. Personally, I agree with the view that these ads tend to make us want to behave in a similar manner.
For decades, advertising has been shaping consumers' behaviours with several identical patterns and preventing us from making us a diversified society. A common practice is that marketers try to create new habits for customers who nonstop adopt new lifestyles' concepts. These habits then become the norms of modern life. For example, when people feel tired, they now get familiar with taking an energy drink like Redbull or Sting instead of water, which never happened in the past. As a result, modern citizens around the world, at present, love to wear clothes of Gucci, use an iPhone 6, take a Starbucks in the morning and go to McDonald's for lunch.
It is also clear that adverts often take advantage of the images of celebrities to make the audience conduct themselves in the same pattern. Because people usually take some superstars as their role models, letting them see ads involving these famous people would give rise to the desire to by the same products or to react in the same ways. In other words, if they do not use those products, they might feel that they are just old-fashioned ones. For example, when Ho Ngoc Ha – a Vietnamese famous singer – becomes a representative for a cosmetic product, thousands of women immediately think of buying that product, not because of the quality of itself but the fact that they want to look like her.
In conclusion, the rise of advertising is an irresistible trend, and this movement apparently prevent from being different individuals.
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- have access to television and the Internet: được tiếp cận với TV và Internet
- behave in a similar manner: hành xử tương tự nhau
- the norms of modern life (*): quy chuẩn của xã hội hiện đại
- shape consumers' behaviors (*): định hình hành vi người tiêu dùng
- conduct oneself: hành xử
- irresistible trend (*): xu hướng không thể cưỡng lại được
- the rise of advertising(*): sự trổi dậy/ lên ngôi của quảng cáo


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Nissan believes Thai political turmoil temporary
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Japan's second largest automaker said Friday it remains optimistic about Southeast Asia's auto market despite political turmoil in Thailand, one of the region's key car manufacturers.
Takao Katagiri, executive vice president at Nissan Motor Co., said the unrest in the Thai capital Bangkok is temporary and won't affect long term plans in Thailand and the rest of Southeast Asia.
Anti-government protesters this week consolidated rallies they had been staging at several major intersections in Bangkok to one venue, saying they wanted to minimize the impact on city residents after six weeks of trying to paralyze the capital and oust the government.
Katagiri said Nissan will continue to invest in Thailand and the region, including the Philippines, where it established a new sales joint venture late last year with a 51 percent stake.
He said Nissan has an 8 percent share of Southeast Asia's auto market and hopes to expand its share to 15 percent by 2016.
He said the current turmoil in Thailand is "just a short term issue" in the backdrop of his company's long term plans.
"We are always making investments for a longer term basis," he said. "We have a strong belief in the growth so we will continue to invest into the ASEAN market, and also the Thailand market and of course the Philippine market."
ASEAN is the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, which groups Thailand, Philippines, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Vietnam.
Katagiri and other Nissan officials were in Manila to launch two new sedans in the Philippines after forming a joint venture with two of its local partners in December.
Paul Newton, senior research director for IHS Automotive, a research consultancy, isn't optimistic about the future of the car industry in Thailand.
He said the prolonged political standoff plus tight loan conditions, a forecast drought and falling crop prices are expected to dampen car sales this year.
"In the longer term, the situation does not augur well for Thailand as it braces itself for more competition for foreign investment amid the planned creation of a regional economic bloc next year," he said.
IHS predicts car sales in Thailand to drop by 19 percent to around 1.08 million vehicles this year due to the unrest and the termination of a government subsidy for first-time car buyers.


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In Kerstin zu Pan's recent collection titled 'Selfservice,' a single model is featured in different settings throughout the photos.
What is really awesome about this series is that it looks as if the girl is traveling around the world, and the audience is getting a glimpse into her adventures. In a fairytale princesslike outfit, the model appears as though she came straight out of a children's book and into real life, exploring the different areas of the human world.
If you're looking to travel in the near future and can't wait for your next vacation, take a look through this Kerstin zu Pan Selfservice series and satiate your want for exploration.
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Love your layouts! So beautiful! My favorite is the Happy Birthday Jesus!ReplyDelete
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Especially liked the Dec 25 page divided into squares.
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Quirinus Quirrell's second mountain troll was a troll used to guard the Philosopher's Stone in 1991. It was the obstacle of Quirinus Quirrell. It was in between Minerva McGonagall's giant chess set and Severus Snape's potion riddle.
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- In the book and GBC video game, the troll has already collapsed on the floor when Harry and Hermione get there, courtesy of Quirrell. However, in the PS1 game adaptation, the troll wakes up when Harry and Hermione get there. The troll is still groggy so while Hermione tries to unlock the next door, Harry levitates the litter present in the room from out of the troll's way, without making noise. The troll doesn't notice a hole on the floor and falls into it.
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- Henry David Thoreau
This morning, I searched the internet for a few people who I have looked up to as something like heroes in the area of alternative lifestyles, sustainability, eco warriors, and general questioners of our present civilization. I did this in part, because one, whom I deeply respect, is now so old he can no longer read or write. Another had left the country, and others who had had their 15 minutes of fame, seemed to be resigned, resting on their laurels, or had left the field altogether.
Today, however, it seems the world has gone status quo. And the ones who seem slightly off-beat, are still totally influenced by commercialism and the almighty buck. It's all about their books, or DVD's or their classes, which only the fairly well off can afford. It's less about love and giving, than greed and taking. Granted, it's almost impossible to live without sufficient funds, if not downright illegal. But still, far too much of the emphasis is on money, and having all those things which money requires - nice cars, technology, clothes, and so on. In other words, they want to, on one level, maintain the status quo, and live the modern lifestyle, and at the same time, advocate for an alternative and better way to live. What you end up with here is a cognitive dissonance - basically two opposing ideas that can't really live together.
Understand, I'm certainly not saying I lead any example of this. While I no longer really drive or own a car, and live in the same clothes for years and years on end, I do have a phone, an android tablet, and a small computer. And, I watch far too much TV, as much out of boredom as anything else.
When I look around, however, I do find heroes, but they're not the flashy kind. Today my heroes are generally unknown. My wife is my hero, if for no other reason than she's put up with me for 35 years, and totally given herself in service to her family. My friend, Charlie is a hero, also for putting up with me, and never judging the stupid things I say. My boys are huge heroes, for taking a stance on farming and living simply, even though it's incredibly hard work and they hardly make any money. My daughter is a hero, for having gone through some very dark places, but pulled herself out and still lives with a great sense of humor. My father, now passed, is my hero, for having the courage to end his life gracefully, giving up food and medication to die peacefully, when he realized there really was no longer a point to continue. Daniel Suelo, though better known, is my hero for living now for over a decade without ever using money at all. And virtually everyone I know, is one form of hero or another, if for nothing else, continuing the struggle with life.


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The famous Electric Forest Festival 2014, known before as the Rothbury Festival, is now around the corner. Focusing on electronic music, the event is held every year at the Double JJ Resort in Rothbury, Michigan. Founded by Insomniac Events and Madison House, this music festival has garnered countless fans from all over the world since its debut in 2008. So if you're a music fan, get ready for four days of electric pop tunes, performances by some of the best DJ's, and laser light shows, by getting hold of the Electric Forest – Day tickets.
Electric Forest Festival is known for bringing thousands of music lovers to Michigan every year. The last event, held in 2013, showcased very entertaining performances. The event kicked off with a performance by DJ Morgan Page, and the artist gathered a large crowd around the main stage with his upbeat tunes. Apart from the main stages, the all-nighters had the chance of catching music in the campgrounds during the night too. While Pretty Lights had the whole crowd dancing to its beats, the String Cheese sets were also uplifting and provided an eclectic mix of rock, modern jam and bluegrass rhythms.
The most commendable aspect of the event was the diversity of people it managed to attract; from hippies, who were drawn in for their love of jam, to those who wanted a taste of EDM music, the event had something to offer to everyone. Other artists who took part in the festival include, Benny Benassi, Tommy Trash,The String Cheese, Treasure Fingers, Orchard Lounge, Eliot Lip, Ana Sia, EOTO and Le Castle Vania. The lineup of this year's festival includes famous names like Eric Volta, Tycho, Excision and Zedd.
Eric Volta came to the music scene with his hit number, "Django on Dirtybird", produced by Claude Von Stroke's Dirtybird Records. After the release of his debut track, he collaborated with sensations like Cozzy D, produced an EP on Lower East Records, and later teamed up with Sebastian Voigt for the release of "42 Weeks". Based in London, the artist has now moved to Berlin in pursuit of creating electro music. Known for his spectacular live performances, he is likely to rock the crowd at the Electric Forest Festival.
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I read a lot. I mean a lot. I don't always read the classics either. I've been known to dive into a Michael Chrichton book or two. Sometimes I even dive into the teen book frenzies.
After buying these books the value drops by a lot. I don't want to go through the trouble of selling them online. I could get somewhere from $2-$4 for each book. It's not worth the hassle.
I could also sell them to my local used bookstore, but they don't always accept certain books. Especially paperback.
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You might be asking yourself how they can do such a thing? I asked myself the same thing. It turns out that they are not selling used books. They are selling new books that haven't been read that the publishers sell for cheap to get rid of excess inventory. Either the publisher printed to many copies or a bookstore bought too many and asks for credit.
Either way, those books end up being a 'Bargain Book' as they call it. They mark it as such because since it was returned once they can't sell it for full price. If someone ends up with the book and they want to return it back to the publisher, they won't be able to because its marked as a 'Bargain Book'.
This is great for us because so many people want to buy shining books for $30 rather than a book with a tiny little mark for $10. Here's an example of such a mark on the right.
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If the book isn't a bargain book, then that means it has come back from a book store with some kind of small defect, like a dent or a scratch. Here is the list of things that might be wrong with the book:
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I'm totally addicted to Vaseline!!!!!! Up until this point in my life, I'm not even sure I've ever even finished a whole tub of it....now I can't get enough! Check out the new look....it has a cool flip lid! I am working it into my hands and cuticles all day long, rubbing it on my legs after shaving in the shower and putting it on my lips to keep them from getting chapped in the bitter cold and wind we've had around here. There's even cute little trial size one... The treatgirl looooooves anything that comes in a trial size :)
It's been around forever....but has just recently found a permanent place in my heart! Try some! For $3 for a big huge tub of it, you won't be dissappointed.
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I'm kind of addicted to Aquaphor. There is a tube located in every room of my house. Vaseline would be cheaper........ Have a great weekend Miss Treat!
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My kids like it, too. It's on my shopping list--we're nearly out!
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This is dentistry, Alabama style - and all you need is dental floss, a golf ball, a golf club and nerves of steel.
A young boy with an incredible amount of trust in his father allowed him to remove a tooth and practice his golf swing at the same time.
Filmed and shared by dad Phil Smith, from Alabama, it is a novel take on the more traditional doorknob and piece of sting method.
Nervous seven-year-old Noah stands in the front garden of his home, a string of dental floss hanging from his mouth.
After doing his bit for the camera, Phil swings off screen and the troublesome incisor can be seen falling to the grass, shortly after the floss flies into the distance.
Dad Smith wrote: "My seven-year-old wanted to pull his tooth but was concerned it would be to painful to pull SLOWLY.
"So we did it QUICKLY and in his words with no pain, just a little fear."
The young boy seems happy enough once the tooth is pulled out as the family gather around to look at his dad's handywork.
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Clue: Actress Marceau of "Braveheart"
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Microsoft is fencing off a piece of Windows 8 called Windows on ARM (WOA) that is designed specifically for deployment on devices with low-power ARM processors - such as tablets and that has capabilities customized to that environment.
While the company has been talking about Window 8 support for ARM-based devices as well as x86 PCs, this is the first time it has set off those capabilities as a separate category.
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"WOA is a new member of the Windows family, much like Windows Server, Windows Embedded, or Windows Phone," says Steven Sinofsky, who heads up Windows 8 development and writes the Building Windows 8 blog.
"WOA builds on the foundation of Windows, has a very high degree of commonality and very significant shared code with Windows 8," he says.
In addition the company has collaborated extensively with chip makers AMD and Intel, moreso than in previous Windows OS development, Sinofsky says.
While Windows 8 has been touted as supporting both traditional PCs and those powered by ARM chips, WOA is just for ARM devices and will support only applications written in the Windows 8 Metro style, the blog says. They will require hardware being built by NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments that should be ready about the same time the operating system is later this year.
That doesn't mean WOA doesn't support traditional Windows Office applications. Rather it will include desktop versions of Office 15 Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote that have been redesigned to use less power and provide touchscreen support that WOA hardware feature. The apps will be compatible with documents produced on the corresponding non-Office 15 apps.
WOA will only be sold packaged with hardware.
These PCs will be based on system on a chip (SOC), essentially a miniature motherboard in function, designed by the partners Nvidia, Texas Instrument and Qualcomm.
WOA PCs built around these SOCs are never turned off. When the power button is pushed, the device goes into connected standby mode, which is so low power it can remain there for weeks before the battery drains. But it keeps applications alive so when full power is restored, they are available instantly.
These devices are sold with WOA software, and that is how they must remain, Sinofsky writes in his blog. " End-users are technically restricted from installing a different OS (or OS version) on a device or extending the OS, so this is generally not possible, and rarely supported by the device maker. Device makers work with ARM partners to create a device that is strictly paired with a specific set of software (and sometimes vice versa), and consumers purchase this complete package, which is then serviced and updated through a single pipeline," he says.
The company will give out a limited number of WOA test PCS when it releases Windows 8 Consumer Preview Feb. 29. "These devices will be running the same branch of Windows 8 on x86/64 as we release broadly at that time. These are not samples or hints of forthcoming PCs, but tools for hardware and software engineers running WOA-specific hardware," the blog says.
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