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- The kind hostess made sure that everyone was happy.
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- There I met a very beautiful woman.
- The kind hostess made sure that everyone was happy.
- He was wearing a red shirt.
- The rich woman is known for her generosity.
- In spite of being rich and famous, she leads a miserable life.
- Her arrogant nature made her very unpopular.
- He wants to be a successful lawyer.
- The anxious mother waited for a call from her son.
- The old man has seen better days.
- Iron is a useful metal.
- The offer was so good that I could not refuse it.
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- According to the advertisement, what can readers do online?
refer to the following information.
Page Contents 3 Letter from the Editor 5 Transferrable skills from orchestra classes to core subject areas by Sylvia Collins 18 Effect of early music education on later pitch recognition skills by Donald Ericson 26 Insights from the 25th Annual Conference of Music Educators by David Hayes 31 Impact of piano proficiency on at-risk teens by Shawn Parker 45 Composition instruction in high schools: A new approach by Richard Turner 57 Intercultural music relationships: How students returning from overseas affect the classroom by Tina Roberts 64 Links between music skills in parents and children: A longitudinal study by Janice Sweeny 75 The function of professional recordings in the orchestra classroom by Amelia Levy - Who most likely is the target audience of this journal?
- What can be inferred about Mr. Hayes?
- Where can readers find out about the role of family members?
refer to the following online chat discussion.
Bridgette Bartels11:10 A.M.
I’d like to re-examine the way we are currently advertising our line of children’s vitamins.
Oliver Ventura
11:10 A.M.
Jon, since you are new to our company, let me give you some background. In order to address declining sales, we started making vitamins designed specifically for children.
Bridgette Bartels
11:11 A.M.
We began selling these vitamins a year ago, and we allocated a substantial budget to advertising efforts in order to promote them.
Jon Childers
11:13. A.M.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I remember seeing the commercials on TV. I’ve also driven by the billboards on the side of the road. That must have helped a lot with sales.
Bridgette Bartels
11:15 A.M.
That’s true. I’ve analyzed the sales data. The results are about 15% higher than we had projected.
Oliver Ventura
11:17 A.M.
Because the sales are so high, I think we can stop paying so much to advertise it. We don’t need to continue running such a big campaign anymore.
Bridgette Bartels
11:19 A.M.
I agree. We can do without it. Clearly the product has responded to a need in the market. I think customers will continue to buy these vitamins even if we do less marketing.
Jon Childers
11:20 A.M.
That sounds reasonable. And it’s also time to start an advertising plan for our next product.
Oliver Ventura
11: 21 A.M
Do you mean our newest line of vitamins intended for adults seeking to lose weight?
Jon Childers
11: 22 A.M
Yes. We will start selling them in about three months.
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