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What does the 'snowball effect' mean in the context of the "Operation Snowball" advertisement, and why is it named as such?
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3.4.2. The advertisement is called "Operation Snowball" to suggest a snowball effect. This means that a small effort or contribution can grow larger and larger as more people get involved, much like a snowball rolling down a hill gathers more snow and becomes bigger. The campaign aims to grow in donations and support to help more underprivileged people.
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