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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses hyperbole, and satire. to express the obesity problem in America.

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he uses a play on words and literal meanings to illustrate what a food desert is basically like.

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses hyperbole and imagery to illustrate that people in food deserts have no access to healthy supermarket food.

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In Roger's editorial, he uses hyperbole and irony to suggest that some people can't afford healthy foods. 

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In Roger's editorial, he uses hyperbole and irony to suggest that some people can't afford healthy foods. 

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In Rodger's editorial cartoon, he uses irony of a ses and imagery of to (illustrate, highlight, suggest, etc.) that some areas of America are so abundantly packed with unhealthy food markets or restaurants that it so difficult to find healthy affordable food.

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In Rodger's editorial cartoon, he uses irony of a ses and imagery of to (illustrate, highlight, suggest, etc.) that some areas of America are so abundantly packed with unhealthy food markets or restaurants that it so difficult to find healthy affordable food.

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses fast food and healthy food options to illustrate the American people's dependency on unhealthy food choices.

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses fast food and healthy food options to illustrate the American people's dependency on unhealthy food choices.

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In Rodger's editorial cartoon, he uses hyperbole and irony to exaggerate how unhealthy food affects people.

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses fast food and unhealthy food to highlight the fact that americans rely too much on unhealthy foods for a source of nutritional value.

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses hyperbole and satire to exaggerate obesity somewhere in the world

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In Rogers editorial cartoon, he uses illusions, and metaphors, to suggest that people eat unhealthy and will never be sattisfied with what they eat

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In Rogers editorial cartoon, he uses illusions, and metaphors, to suggest that people eat unhealthy and will never be sattisfied with what they eat

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From, your friendly neighborhood Peebles-Man

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From, your friendly neighborhood Peebles-Man

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In Roger's editorial cartoon, he uses the imagery of an actual desert and the dialogue of a search for healthy food (like an oasis) as a metaphor to represent the food deserts in our country.