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The document discusses advertising and consumer behavior. It notes that the average person in the United States is exposed to over 1000 advertising messages per day through various media like television, radio, and print. It also provides shopping expressions and discusses reactions people may have to different types of advertisements through examples. Finally, it explains the grammatical structures of passive gerunds and passive infinitives, giving examples of each.
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