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Impression
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Impression
A user's view of an online advertisement. Each time a website viewer sees an online ad, this is one impression. The more impressions an ad receives, the more likely it is that a user will click on it. Most online ads are sold by cost per thousand of impressions. See also: CPC.


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Once he settled on transferring the blindness to the flower girl, Chaplin used that setup to illuminate the need to look past surface impressions to discover inner beauty in humanity.
Ideally, your qualifications and character should be the ultimate criteria for judging you as a police officer candidate, but in reality, surface impressions play a significant role.
The thing that was the key for me was learning as much as I could about Rochester and knowing that, for a lot of people, there is this surface impression that he is just a debauched, hedonistic, lunatic drunk.
 
 
 
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