Orwell, George. "Politics and the English Language" Language Awareness.

A tabloid writer may want to attract an unfavorable impression toward San Diego. One would do this by exaggerating the unpleasant things about the city. For example, one can say San Diego is an expensive place to live and as a result of this the number of homeless people increase weekly. Some areas in San Diego are over built with useless old stores and restaurants. The few rich people who live in San Diego are located in overcrowded, noisy neighborhoods. Since there is not enough parking and gas is expensive a majority of San Diegans ride bikes and skateboards to and from work. In my opinion this made-up description of San Diego would not make me want to vacation here and this is just one of the attempts a tabloid newspaper will try to do; they persuade their readers.

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Approximate Word count = 577
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)