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...seasons 1 and 2 on the in-store television; implicit in this aspect of the promotion is a challenge to cupcake consumers to make one cupcake last through 26 hours of television without pulling a Roger Sterling-style cardiac arrest (minus the whole “adultery as cause?? part) or Peggy-style psychotic freak-out. Perhaps Sweet should have consulted Don before pulling this...
...endanger other people’s children; this disregard for others’ health is unreasonable, given the lack of benefits of forgoing immunization. It is clear that the word of the scientific community is not enough to convince parents that immunizing their children will prevent—not cause??further problems. The government therefore has a duty to combat this misinformation by spreading verifiable scientific knowledge regarding the benefits of the MMR vaccine. Bereft of sound evidence that the vaccine causes autism, the movement to link the two must be more publicly disputed. The court did well...
...Enter Skulls McTavish, a rebel with a cause??poodle ass-kicking. This rugged, Mad Max-style savage takes prisoners and doesn’t even ask for their names...
...viewed as common for the simple reason that it is a feeling that has been established as universal: a right of passage for the under-20 set (cf. any movie about high-schoolers ever) and an iconized behavior of the cool (cf. “Rebel Without a Cause?? or any show on the CW) that in the lower end of the cool spectrum is more often than not poorly mimed (cf. Lily, who has recently decided that she will only respond to her new name Veona, by the way). Needless to say, if you were to hear...
...beliefs. Groups ranging from Harvard Right to Life (and its dreaming fetus posters) to Stand for Security (hunger strike, anyone?) have been accused of organizing unnecessarily contentious campaigns. Proponents of either group would argue that is the most effective way to draw the limelight to any issue or cause??and to an extent that is correct...