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'''Pop Culture Alliteration'''[http://literarydevices.net/alliteration/] | |||
Various organizations apply alliteration to develop memorable and appealing names. By using alliteration companies are able to enhance sales and attract customers. | |||
Several common illustrations are: | |||
• Dunkin’ Donuts | |||
• PayPal | |||
• Best Buy | |||
• Coca-Cola | |||
• Life Lock | |||
• Park Place | |||
• American Apparel | |||
• American Airlines | |||
• Chuckee Cheese’s | |||
• Bed Bath & Beyond | |||
• Krispy Kreme | |||
Alliterations are also found in people or character names, creating unforgettable and distinguishable identities. Fictional characters and real individual’s identifications may be distinctive due to the alliterative effects of the names. | |||
A few examples are: | |||
• Ronald Reagan | |||
• Sammy Sosa | |||
• Jesse Jackson | |||
• Michael Moore | |||
• William Wordsworth | |||
• Mickey Mouse | |||
• Porky Pig | |||
• Marilyn Monroe | |||
• Fred Flintstone | |||
• Donald Duck | |||
• Spongebob Squarepants | |||
'''References''' | |||
1) Contemporary Alliterations http://literarydevices.net/alliteration/ | |||