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Everyone has heard the age-old " a picture is worth a thousand words" cliché but exactly how true is this thought?

The question of a picture being worth a thousand words has been debated endlessly over the years and now I find myself asking the same question: is a picture really worth a thousand words?

To come to a rational conclusion I think that there are more than personal preferences and opinions to consider. I think that the relationship between text and pictures too must be looked at and I intend to do this in my essay.

There are many elements of this debate that could very well have us believe that a picture is indeed worth a thousand words.
For example, it might be thought that pictures would communicate with the preceptor much quicker than information could be obtained by reading as the use of such thing like colour would......

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