1 the best recruiting agents

The writer advises those with allergic reactions to

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   stop using soap
   
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   take anti-allergenic drugs
   
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   change their brand of cosmetics
   
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   avoid all cosmetics
   
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   complain to the manufacturer
   

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   It's likely that the aim of the survey was
   

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   to test how well a particular brand of soap was selling
   
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   to aid the drug manufacturers in their development of remedies
   
3. 
   to get evidence to support a legal claim for damages against a cosmetics company
   
4. 
   to collect the information needed to force cosmetics companies to withdraw certain products
   
5. 
   to get an idea of how women react physically to cosmetics
   

3. 
   Certain products cause allergies because
   

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   they are very low quality
   
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   the women are taking drugs which react adversely to the cosmetics
   
3. 
   the women overuse them by as much as 25 percent
   
4. 
   certain people are sensitive to their ingredients
   
5. 
   the manufacturers use harmful ingredients because they are cheaper
   

8 THE "JAZZ AGE
Some of America's finest novelists began to write in the 1920s, or the "Jazz Age", as this decade is sometimes termed. Older authors such as Theodore Dreiser and Ellen Glasgow were still writing, but new authors wrote with new attitudes and styles. Most of the serious novelists critically analyzed American society and ways of life and tried to depict Americans as they really were. F. Scott Fitzgerald caught the restless spirit of the 1920s in his The Great Gatsby. Ernest Hemingway depicted war and disillusionment in his The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms. With his direct, unadorned style and forceful dialogue, Hemingway set a pattern for much future American literature. Sinclair Lewis, the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, satirized the American businessman and small town in his Main Street and Babbitt. His style was mediocre, but his work vividly dissected a large section of American life.

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