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…. They look down to you, so you begin to look at yourself as a child.’ (Fox, 1988:214) ‘Denied control over clothes, cosmetics, and hygiene, inmates find it difficult to create a female identity; lapsing into a child-like dependency becomes the easy repose…

…strongest and most versatile agricultural crops. Various parts of the plant can be utilized in the making of textiles, paper, paints, clothing, plastics, cosmetics, foodstuffs, insulation, and animal feed. Besides its wide selection of commercial uses, hemp…

…are legal to possess and can be used for making clothing, paper, paints, plastics, cosmetics, and feed for animals. The flowers, buds, and leaves of the marijuana plant are all illegal. (Somdahl, 31) In the United States the products of Cannabis are usually…

…also use beautiful ! women to promote cosmetics and beauty products (funny that both my examples sho w the exploitation of female images in society...more on that later). How often do you think people question the activities they see portrayed in advertising…

…, kitchen wares, household goods, and electrical appliances were most of the goods that the Germans sought after. Jewish stores were also robbed of their stock such as food, drugs, and cosmetics. The movement of Jews into ghettos in Lodz took place on February…

…much. When you find your self in the midst of a trial, in the midst of heart ache, your children won’t do right, your husband has lost his job, your wife thinking more about her cosmetics than she is about food being on the kitchen table....No that he…

…and body hair and deepening tone of the voice. Obviously, the anabolic effects are desirable for sports performance and cosmetic appearance. In fully developed adults, especially women, the androgenic effects are not so desirable at all. By the early 1950's…

…efforts on expanding the personalized products business and spearhead a new licensing venture. Lilly's Kids and cosmetics may also be attractive since Lillian Vernon is a well-known woman. Fifty-one years ago, she never dreamed my mail order business would…

…”. That’s merely the most striking example of a vast range of jeans, lingerie and cosmetics ads that once would have been relegated to playboy or penthouse, but now are appearing in upscale mainstream publications (Variety 23). Paul Rutherford in his book about…

…by making her appear to be wearing cosmetics. This could indicate that she was a more liberated and refined woman who enjoys her beauty and knows where she stands in society. The whole piece gives off a lot of energy that makes you look at the old philosophical…