Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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Página 147
... alcohol - related accidents . There is overwhelming evidence that alcohol contributes to heart disease , brain damage , homicide ( in 50 percent of U.S. mur- ders , either the victim or the killer had been drinking ) , and suicide ( 25 ...
... alcohol - related accidents . There is overwhelming evidence that alcohol contributes to heart disease , brain damage , homicide ( in 50 percent of U.S. mur- ders , either the victim or the killer had been drinking ) , and suicide ( 25 ...
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... alcohol industry should disguise their advertising to the young consumer behind a facade of concern for alcohol abuse should not surprise anyone . It is not illegal and it is most profitable . Most of the early life conditioning to ...
... alcohol industry should disguise their advertising to the young consumer behind a facade of concern for alcohol abuse should not surprise anyone . It is not illegal and it is most profitable . Most of the early life conditioning to ...
Página 155
... alcohol is much less harmful today than it was before . In America , at least , just the opposite is true . Another ... alcohol consumption , 42 percent of total health expenditures involve alcohol - related diseases , 50 percent of ...
... alcohol is much less harmful today than it was before . In America , at least , just the opposite is true . Another ... alcohol consumption , 42 percent of total health expenditures involve alcohol - related diseases , 50 percent of ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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