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Answer: (A) You will look for the answers to your questions in your information sources.
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1) to encourage young people to report violent assaults.
2) In the poster, it shows a person beaten up and people standing around and watching. They are doing nothing about it and not helping the victim.
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4) It's saying that they don't want the name of the people who report crimes but, losers like in the poster who do nothing and watch.
5) The police are missing because it hasn't been reported yet. Everyone is just standing from afar and watching. Nobody is doing anything about it.
6) It's a picture of a person beaten up and nobody helping him. In the words, they say that they are over violent crimes and want them to be reported. The message of the poster is that crimes like this should be reported and you should not just stand around and watch like the people in the poster but, report to help the victim.
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The ways in which Nike’s deal with Kaepernick might affect the N.F.L. are positive and negative:
The deal could affect the N.F.L. negatively:
- If we take into account the fact that Nike made a deal with Kaepernick since the company “supports athletes and their right to freedom of expression on issues that are of great importance to our society”, such as racial discrimation in the US, the NFL followers could feel empathy for Kaepernick situation (he was fired by the N.F.L. because he kneeled during the national anthem to protest) and television ratings as well as the amount of people attending to the games might decrease.
The deal could affect the N.F.L. positively:
- If we think about the N.F.L. as a team of players, who might join Kaepernick against the racial fight in the US. In fact, many of them have already protested during the game by kneeling so as to raise awareness of the seriousness of the problem and implying that Kaepernick should not have been fired for protesting.