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What is the audience the US Coast Guard seek to influence? I know this is kind of broad question. Like do they try to influence the Department of Homeland Security a.k.a. their bosses, in order to get a bigger budget to work with. or the US federal government? the President? Any and all opinions would be greatly appreciated.

I’m writing a paper for my English class and I can’t seem to develop a cause and effect thesis on my topic. I am writing about the proposed tax on sugared beverages and attempting to persuade the audience that this tax is unnecessary. I don’t know how to make it cause and effect though, I can only come up with the argument that obesity is not the direct effect of sugared beverages. Please help!

The arrangement I see most often is violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello from left to right.
Sometimes I see violin 1, cello, viola, violin 2. And even violin 1, violin 2, cello, viola.

Why doesn’t it make sense to use: violin 1, viola, cello, violin 2? This way, the violins can sit across from each other if need to and the violas, who are usually the softest, can point their soundbox toward the audience. What do you think?

I’m writing a story and my targeted audience in teens between the age of 12 and 19. I’m thinking 14 or 15, maybe 16. Would any of those ages be appropriate?

I’m having a solo cello recital (Brahms Cello Sonata, Allegro Appassionato, The Swan) and I am having it take place in my home, which is not that small. Is it professional or at least alright to have it in a house (since I’m still a high school student)? The only problem is that I have a couch like in between and the audience would be looking at me from the front and the side. Thanks.

With advances in technology, electronic books and audio books are gaining popularity. But these do not offer the ‘feel’ of curling up with a good book. They also limit the audience to only those that have acess to a computer/internet.
Can traditional books and the world of computer text live in harmony and coincide with each other? Will books become obsolete?
What would a bookless future hold for generations to come?
Thank you in advance!

I have no idea of how to write this poem. It has to be a poem of 6 questions with 2 poetic devices. The questions are supposed to be asking the audience.

I have to write an essay on poetry, however i do not understand this aspect. For example, how has traditional Australian poetry shaped modern Australian identity?
I have to persuade my audience that the values embedded in these traditional works still have contemporary evidence, and i dont really understand this.

Help would be really apreciated!! I’m really stuck! *cries*