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The media has become too influential in people’s lives today and this is a negative development. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

#media #people’s #lives #development
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Media
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 as a brunch of journalism, performs effectively almost in most parts of our life. It affects significantly to our daily lives,
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 it is considered an adverse phenomenon.
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 there are a few negatives associated with
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 tendency, I feel that the possible benefits would be far more considerable. To introduce, in a current day scenario we face with advertisements wherever we go,
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 it impacts our decisions and thoughts,
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respectively
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 phone,
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has
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lack of budget to replace it new one,
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 ads which may be shown on the ways, in social
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 and on TV would
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 in person's
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.
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, turning to the positives, people used to make a great effort to be successful in their career in the previous years,
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 it is by far easier with just a few clicks. In
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, those who want to become popular may use beneficial sides of kinds of
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, nowadays, owners create announcements to depict their business through social
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 apps,
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 as Facebook, Instagram,
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 and it provides them
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great number of auditory. To summarize, the drawbacks of
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 press would appear less significant than the potential possessions.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • influential
  • negative development
  • opinions
  • perceptions
  • unrealistic standards
  • ideals
  • manipulate
  • distort
  • information
  • addiction
  • dependency
  • privacy
  • valuable
  • entertainment
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