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I think that they should ban ads for all four products. These products, e-cigarettes, abortion clinics, ice cream, and sugared soft drinks, are all discreet adult products that should not be advertised because of their health hazards. Since the "large online company provides a widely used search engine, social network, and/or news service, which are mainly patronized by younger people, such ads that promote products injurious to individual health should be banned. Those who really need or want these products know where they could get them. Therefore, the products should not be made easily accessible to all people. Nor, should ads promote their patronage among the general population.
Explanation:
Advertisements create lasting and powerful images which glamourize some products, thereby causing the general population, especially children, to want to consume them without any discrimination of their health implications. If online banning is then contemplated, there should not be any distinguishing among the four products: e-cigarettes, abortion clinics, ice cream, and sugared soft drinks.
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I would say that if she is connected to the server and has grained access to the server, Wendy would have to use the command shortkey win+r (to run) or she could just use the "Type here to search" function.
Then you can type the words "cmd" to bring up the command prompt
Lastly, she would need to use the protocol scp to transfer files. Wendy might need to include a destination for the files to be directed to.
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<u>because the conclusion is not in agreement with the two premises.</u>
Explanation:
<em>Remember</em>, the term<u> syllogism</u> refers to the form of reasoning that draws its conclusion based on the stated premises. In other words, a conclusion is reached if it satisfies <em>all or part </em>of the premises.
In this case, the statement "No computer is made of clay" and "All computers are electronic devices" should be inferred to mean, <em><u>No </u></em><em>electronic devices are made of clay" </em>not<em> </em><em>"Some electronic devices are not made of clay," </em>since the two premises neither suggest that electronic devices are made from clay.
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Some key points to remember, when handling the linked list are as follow:
- Linked list is the linear data structure in which each of the elements contain separate object.
- Linked list components are not store in a contiguous location.
- In the linked list the elements or components are basically use the pointers for linked with another elements.
- The last node of the linked list must contain null value.
- In the linked list, the allocation of the memory is equal to upper node limit.