Disclosure: United is launching an advertising campaign that includes Axios.
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It is also part of a national cable advertising campaign.
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And its advertising campaign has made use of multiple posters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some UK lawmakers criticized an advertising campaign by Amazon.
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In November 2016 it launched the "#StoryOfMyLife" advertising campaign in Shanghai.
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So the way I see it, it's just another advertising campaign.
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Propaganda push But why is Pyongyang mounting this new advertising campaign?
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But Facebook's Briggs said the German advertising campaign is paying off.
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Heineken plans to roll out its first ever national advertising campaign.
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A national television-advertising campaign urges them to get in touch.
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So in 2017, the drug maker unveiled a new advertising campaign.
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We wanted a system and an advertising campaign that was simple.
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He had little time and money for a glitzy advertising campaign.
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He funded an advertising campaign that called for impeachment of the president.
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In addition, we invested in a paid advertising campaign to reach consumers.
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An advertising campaign encouraged the capital's residents to move to "North Londonshire".
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Indeed their iconic presence features in the advertising campaign for ★[Blackstar].
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This summer it ran an advertising campaign capitalizing on anti-Muslim sentiment.
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The company declined to say how much the advertising campaign will cost.
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Earlier this month NumbersUSA launched a national advertising campaign against chain migration.
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Last fall, Nike made Kaepernick the face of a prominent advertising campaign.
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A new advertising campaign is also in the works, the company said.
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Her deepest memories turn out to be part of an advertising campaign.
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But he managed to grow that number through an unprecedented advertising campaign.
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The company rolled it out nationwide, backed by a powerful advertising campaign.
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WhatsApp has chosen Brazil to launch its first major brand advertising campaign.
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Currently, British government has suspended the Brexit advertising campaign which worth ￡100m.
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It's also planning a new advertising campaign to promote the new section.
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On one hand, $100,000 does not represent a large advertising campaign on Facebook.
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Did an advertising campaign or new store layout boost traffic or new shoppers?
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The malicious advertising campaign used two different Twitter accounts to purchase promoted tweets.
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Avatara launched in July of 203, backed by a substantial Facebook advertising campaign.
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Procter & Gamble launched an advertising campaign against eating the detergent packages last week.
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The group also ran a powerful advertising campaign across public transports in Ireland.
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Instagram is launching is first-ever advertising campaign, beginning this summer in France.
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Mr. Gural and Mr. Firestone stopped contributing to their advertising campaign weeks ago.
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She will also appear in an advertising campaign for Avon's new fragrance, Prima.
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But now he is actually the target of a significant negative advertising campaign.
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In 1928, Gerber held an advertising campaign looking for the company's new face.
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According to media reports, it asked AMFI to tone down its advertising campaign.
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Michelle Hu began a renewed advertising campaign, attempting to replenish Summoner's lost user base.
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In 2010, it launched a high-profile international advertising campaign titled I'm a Mormon.
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Charmin's "millennial toilet paper" flap might be the most 2019 advertising campaign yet concocted.
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Finally, I'm not sure a coordinated advertising campaign in major newspapers is really effective.
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So I don't think this advertising campaign is about informing people about fake news.
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Now, they've even taken over the film's advertising campaign on Twitter — and it's epic.
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Sales got a boost after Chipotle started an advertising campaign, but then fell again.
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Apple has launched a new advertising campaign for the Mac called "behind the Mac".
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It cracked down on 23andMe in 2013, after the company's first major advertising campaign.
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Voters backed it despite an expensive advertising campaign funded by a major tobacco company.
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You created a set for his show and were photographed for his advertising campaign.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched a seven-figure advertising campaign earlier this month.
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But a new analysis of its early advertising campaign tells a very different story.
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Part of the investment will be used to fund the company's first ever advertising campaign.
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I think there is potential for real harm in a mistake in an advertising campaign.
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McDonald's has apologized after its latest advertising campaign attracted widespread criticism for exploiting childhood bereavement.
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Pruitt isn't the only Trump nominee who is the subject of a major advertising campaign.
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None of us can even remember the last time it was in an advertising campaign.
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Super-PACs opposed to Trump have launched a massive advertising campaign against him in Florida.
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WARREN BUFFETT: No, we never – and at Salomon, we did not run an advertising campaign.
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Two environmental groups are teaming up for a $1 million advertising campaign to oppose Sen.
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The company unveiled a gauzy advertising campaign, titled "Here Together," to apologize to its users.
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Bloomberg is offering a new path — and is executing an unprecedentedly expensive political advertising campaign.
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The advertising campaign is timed to promote the launch of its products in British supermarkets.
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The advertising campaign is running as tensions between the United States and Iran ramp up.
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By then, the company had unleashed an advertising campaign to lure customers to its website.
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They were part of Google's Oscars advertising campaign, and John Legend is a Google Pixel spokesperson.
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The new ad is part of the Congressional Leadership Fund's $3.2 million advertising campaign supporting Tenney.
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Luella seemed to think Lola's underdog story makes her a great face for any advertising campaign.
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Uber has 10 days to shut down all its activities and can't run any advertising campaign.
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P&G's Secret deodorant brand said in an advertising campaign that its $529,000 donation is symbolic.
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The small car was already being promoted in an advertising campaign starring Argentinian footballer Lionel Messi.
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An advertising campaign encouraging testing has brought more traffic to the AIDS Centre's hotline and website.
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"I am saddened that the launch of the advertising campaign misled many people," Ms. Lorenzin said.
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Her association with UBS began in 2014, when she was hired to shoot an advertising campaign.
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Famed for its "Because you're worth it" advertising campaign, L'Oreal is France's fourth-largest listed firm.
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And it's a bit worrying that the company is starting a new advertising campaign right now.
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Capitalize on the subway's storied history with a wistful advertising campaign drenched in New York nostalgia.
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Tide also led an entire advertising campaign encouraging people to only use Tide Pods for laundry.
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Its new advertising campaign for Coke Energy debuts during the big game to deliver the message.
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On Wednesday, Cohen tweeted a Guardian report on President Donald Trump&aposs advertising campaign on Facebook.
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Dame, for example, recently sued New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) for rejecting its advertising campaign.
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Now we look up in 2017, and Dan is the feature in their global advertising campaign.
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In April, the Miami-based chain released an advertising campaign that showed former McDonald's executives owned grills.
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This was by no means part of an advertising campaign intended to tarnish the Sesame Street brand.
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In late July, Tiffany & Co. announced Clark as one of the faces of its fall advertising campaign.
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Here is a little sample of Brian Kemp and his advertising campaign that appears to have worked.
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The De Beers Company invented the diamond ring as part of an advertising campaign in the 1920s.
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Whenever someone clicks on one of these adverts, Yingmob gets paid, just like a typical advertising campaign.
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The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) released a $2628,28503 digital advertising campaign opposing his nomination on Tuesday.
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In 211, Target launched a US advertising campaign based on Spanish words that have no English translation.
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Then he realized he needed to tackle challenges such as hosting Squarespace and creating an advertising campaign.
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In an ingenious Australian advertising campaign, when the Internet gets angry the price of Snickers will drop.
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The term Blue Monday was first coined in 2005 as part of advertising campaign for Sky Travel.
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The central bank and New Wave did not respond to Reuters questions about the advertising campaign spend.
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It turns out the village's benefactor was Philip Morris International and its "Show Your Colors" advertising campaign.
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The campaign expands on a previously announced $1.5 million TV and digital advertising campaign by the group.
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According to AdWeek, the polish is part of an advertising campaign, and it's absolutely not a joke.
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The lawsuits are just one response: A defensive advertising campaign and outspoken interviews were already in play.
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The council, which already provides funding to Indian trade groups, is planning to back an advertising campaign.
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The industry responded with a national advertising campaign based on what it believed to be solid science.
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The F.T.C. filed a complaint in federal court in Arizona on Tuesday that described the advertising campaign.
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Fanning is shown in a May advertising campaign dancing outside a Tiffany store as the song plays.
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The CEO had the company hire his wife to be the lead in its new advertising campaign.
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"I realize that critique won't be used in Cats' advertising campaign," Mara Reinstein of Us Weekly wrote.
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The Conservative Solutions PAC is launching a broad-based advertising campaign for Rubio leading into Super Tuesday.
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"Make Baseball Fun Again" became a full-fledged advertising campaign, winding up on hats and T-shirts.
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A legal fight is brewing over Chobani's new advertising campaign for its Simply 100 line of Greek yogurt.
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On Friday, Chobani went to court seeking a decision that would allow it to continue the advertising campaign.
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Dove's "Real Beauty" advertising campaign, which show the bodies of women who conform to conservative notions of femaleness.
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Verizon's Droid effort made its debut in 2009 with an aggressive advertising campaign directly targeted at the iPhone.
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An advertising campaign called "America is in Your Hands" would premiere with national TV commercials starting June 1.
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He's self-involved enough to hurriedly approve a heinous advertising campaign without realizing how bad it will be.
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On Friday, Prada announced that Alwyn, an emerging British actor, is fronting its spring 2018 men's advertising campaign.
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We've been reading the reaction to our latest advertising campaign and needless to say, we're quite taken aback.
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Marston was media-savvy, touting polygraph technology in a public advertising campaign and, ultimately, even in comic books.
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TubeMogul, a provider of ad-buying software, has a new advertising campaign claiming that Google has excessive power.
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McDonald's once had an entire advertising campaign that involved nothing but naming the components of a Big Mac.
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Huawei has been using the camera as the main element of its advertising campaign for the P20 Pro.
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A conservative group backed by Charles and David Koch is launching an advertising campaign aimed at defeating Rep.
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Professor Calkins said a traditional national advertising campaign, including TV advertising, would cost $10 million to $20 million.
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It's coming up to a year since Citi launched its first global brand advertising campaign in September 2017.
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Orban launched a nationwide television and billboard advertising campaign in July accusing Soros of devising Europe's refugee crisis.
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In the spirit of the pharmaceutical industry's advertising campaign slogan, "Let's Talk about Cost," let's do just that.
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The UK-based cosmetics company Lush recently ran a controversial advertising campaign to raise awareness of the issue.
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The company funded a $40 million advertising campaign in cities nationwide to build public support for the deal.
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Recently she was targeted in the six-figure advertising campaign criticizing politicians who voted for the spending bill.
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Wells Fargo has begun an advertising campaign to win back customer loyalty in the wake of the scandal.
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So, they started a modest advertising campaign to try to burnish the reputation of the Koch Industries name.
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Tecate, a popular beer brand, started a television advertising campaign last summer featuring a woman covered in bruises.
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This week, a liberal group began a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign pushing both Republican senators to support impeachment.
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St. Petersburg is perhaps the most enlightened, treating all comers to its clinic and sponsoring an advertising campaign.
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" Nike, the official apparel supplier and seller of U.S.A. Hockey merchandise, recently launched an advertising campaign titled "Equality.
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This summer, Vince released a advertising campaign that showed their newest collections on their ideal customer: Californians, obviously.
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The modernist American artist was to paint original art for the advertising campaign for the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
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On Facebook, he expanded his following with an aggressive digital advertising campaign that helped win him the White House.
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The company has launched an advertising campaign in an attempt to reassure customers that its products are safe. ind.
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Where a 15-minute runway show reveals what's to come, an international advertising campaign cements their vision into history.
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While the Y has run public service announcements over the years, this is its first paid national advertising campaign.
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North Texans for Natural Gas spent over six-figures on this advertising campaign, spokeswoman Courtney Loper told Morning Consult.
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Their advertising campaign was sexy and risqué – beautiful people tempering their lust with a ball of the frozen stuff.
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It is organized by the financial services company UBS, for whom Ms. Leibovitz recently produced a major advertising campaign.
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To address consumer concern the company launched its advertising campaign in September and says it is now showing results.
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Also, Express has stepped up its marketing efforts by partnering with supermodel Karlie Kloss in a spring advertising campaign.
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Yves Saint Laurent (YSL) has been accused of "degrading" women and sexism in its latest advertising campaign in France.
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"I don't think they recognized the possibility for Donald Trump to abscond with their advertising campaign," Mr. Just said.
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The mother of Carmen Schentrup, another senior killed in the shooting, wore orange lipstick in the movement's advertising campaign.
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To Evans, "smart is the new lucky" is more than just the tag line for Betfair's American advertising campaign.
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McDonald's U.K. had to apologize in May after its latest advertising campaign attracted widespread criticism for exploiting childhood bereavement.
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It will also launch its first-ever TV advertising campaign, starting in Germany, followed by campaigns in other markets.
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"It could be a person, it could be an advertising campaign, it could be a movement," she said. Her
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The Wall Street Journal is touting its objectivity through the 2016 presidential campaign in a new television advertising campaign.
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Also, he was personally transforming the Oscars into an advertising campaign that was about a relentless pursuit of gold.
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Only time will tell if The New Colossus lives up to the brazen fury of its preceding advertising campaign.
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Oddly enough, as I drafted this essay, we were invited to propose an advertising campaign for a vaping product.
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When Nike announced on Monday that Colin Kaepernick would be part of a major advertising campaign, some people cheered.
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"It struck a chord not just in America, but around the world," Mr. Thompson said about the advertising campaign.
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A new advertising campaign targeting minority groups is intended to convey that the process is easy, important and confidential.
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Advertising H&R Block's new advertising campaign is one of the more ambitious in the company's 62-year history.
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And it exposes a misleading Sackler-produced advertising campaign that used fake doctors to promote precarious combinations of antibiotics.
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They long for the days when they could make one phone call and spend $50 million on an advertising campaign.
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Advertisers long for the days when they could make one phone call and spend $50 million on an advertising campaign.
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The antithesis to Victoria's Secret's bombshell branding, Aerie's body-positive grassroots advertising campaign has resonated with the retailer's target shoppers.
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The movie opened in multiple theaters and was supported by a huge advertising campaign and an enormous Academy Awards budget.
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Iowa polls have put Steyer's support in the single digits despite a lengthy bus tour and an aggressive advertising campaign.
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This means that you could wind up going to a store to capture Pineco as part of an advertising campaign.
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The UK Cabinet Office also confirmed to CNN Tuesday that it has paused its "Get Ready For Brexit" advertising campaign.
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An advertising campaign introduced in 2012 was more successful in spurring additional taxpayers to register unreported income and pay up.
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In September, the company started a new advertising campaign called "For Real" to showcase its fresh ingredients and food preparation.
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The government gave them hundreds of options, and ran a large advertising campaign encouraging them to choose their own funds.
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In a press release Monday, the company said it had already begun a multiyear advertising campaign to highlight the changes.
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The group's advertising campaign in support of repealing the healthcare law will total $85033 million for the month of January.
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An emergency on drugs will be declared, and that the government will start an advertising campaign to discourage drug use.
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In late 2017, Purdue launched an advertising campaign meant to show it is doing its part to stem the epidemic.
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The group's advertising campaign in support of repealing the healthcare law will total $5.2 million for the month of January.
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We've subsequently expanded our team and marketing efforts — for example we just launched an advertising campaign on the London Underground.
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Meanwhile, Nan took a headfirst leap at work to lead a huge advertising campaign, which both frightened and exhilarated her.
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The ads follow a seven-figure national and digital advertising campaign JCN launched last month that also targeted vulnerable Democrats.
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Labor groups are split between Mendoza and Preckwinkle, and one powerful union is mounting a massive advertising campaign against Daley.
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That provides her with more money for advertising, campaign organization and digital outreach in the closing weeks of the race.
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The first advertising campaign in the fight against AIDS uses slogans such as "Don't die of ignorance" to raise awareness.
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The "Downton Abbey" and "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" star fronts a new advertising campaign for fragrance "My Burberry Black".
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According to the lawsuit, the Archdiocese began to develop its "Find the Perfect Gift" advertising campaign in spring of 2017.
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For campaign logos, Bloomberg aides had even talked with the graphic designer behind the "I Love New York" advertising campaign.
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Nike has sponsored Kaepernick since 2011 and the advertising campaign marks the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" slogan.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer has conducted a one-man advertising campaign to make the case and build political support for impeachment.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has begun an advertising campaign to convince voters of the benefits of free trade.
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It has been a staple of Mr. Biden's limited broadcast advertising campaign, making up the vast majority of his messaging.
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But after Mr. Laughlin reacquired the rights, he mounted a major advertising campaign, and it reaped more than $80 million.
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Identical twins who go by the names Cipriana Quann and TK Wonder appeared in a recent Kenneth Cole advertising campaign.
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Wells Fargo has recently engaged in a vigorous push to rehabilitate its image, emphasizing its contrition in an advertising campaign.
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So hard that The Times, where I'm a digital storytelling and training editor, built an entire advertising campaign around it.
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This unprecedented amount is about three times as much as Joe Biden has spent on his entire TV advertising campaign.
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Walker has also said the state will spend almost $7 million on an advertising campaign looking to attract new workers.
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The last time Boston-based Fidelity used a portfolio manager in a television advertising campaign was nearly 20 years ago.
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The advertising campaign for this place should be: Too impatient to wait another hundred years for the global-warming apocalypse?
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"You look at the RV industry, the Go RVing campaign, our own internal advertising campaign, " Martin told Cramer on Thursday.
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A government advertising campaign led 2202,2628 Americans to quit smoking, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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He's plowed more than $6900 million into a months-long national advertising campaign that has lifted him in the polls.
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And, I think, if there's one thing about Trivago that is really different, it's not our advertising campaign, or whatever.
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This advertising campaign belittles the achievements of clean athletes and denigrates those who work to protect clean sport across the world.
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This advertising campaign paved the way for the public to engage in amateur photography—a hobby best known today for selfies.
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Snap is taking a subtle dig at rival social media platform Instagram in its first global advertising campaign launched on Tuesday.
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And the beer makers are putting 10 percent of their annual marketing budget into an advertising campaign that promotes this message.
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The famous "Harry & Louse" advertising campaign warned Americans that healthcare reform would reduce their choice of doctors—and the messaging worked.
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The beleaguered nuclear industry is launching an advertising campaign Tuesday that casts the decades-old electricity resource in a new light.
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The American Petroleum Institute is running a new online advertising campaign touting natural gas as a reliable and resilient electricity source.
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Our brand was real freedom, rather than freedom as an advertising campaign where the consumer was told how to be free.
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The company increased its advertising campaign in Southern California in June, Manby said, and boosted advertising in national media in July.
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In 2013 the U.K.'s Home Office (the Interior Department) ran an advertising campaign on vans driven through six London boroughs.
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To do so, Trump said, he would back a "really tough, really big, really great advertising" campaign to convince young people.
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However, the swap was shot down by Nike, which had begun an advertising campaign around James in his usual 23 jersey.
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That, along with an advertising campaign targeted at young people, could go a long way to stabilizing the market, he said.
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The League of Conservation Voters is kicking off the effort Friday with a $200,000 digital video advertising campaign against incumbent Rep.
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The MTA is also trying to tap environmentally conscious retail investors and is publicizing the bonds in a rare advertising campaign.
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Efforts include its Pepsi Generation advertising campaign, the re-release of Baja Blast and the launch of calorie-free Gatorade Zero.
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Facebook has embarked on an aggressive advertising campaign to show off its new political transparency tools, including "Paid for by" disclosures.
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As the first director of Tourism Australia, Mr. Morrison approved the cheeky "So where the bloody hell are you?" advertising campaign.
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Reviewed various 3-D renderings and Photoshop mock-ups that our team has been working on for an upcoming advertising campaign.
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After Uber ran an advertising campaign in 2015 attacking the mayor over the cap, Mr. de Blasio ultimately dropped the idea.
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Just last week Tiffany & Co. announced that it would feature another Ballet Theater star, David Hallberg, in its fall advertising campaign.
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The new program comes as Fox Business unveiled a new slogan, "Invested in You," new graphics and a new advertising campaign.
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But public affairs firm Rokk Solutions is leading an advertising campaign emphasizing the public health element of having more robust inspections.
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"He's had much more of a big-money, big-advertising campaign than we saw with either Nixon or Clinton," Gergen said.
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Sentry, a business-focused mutual insurance company, for years dealt directly with customers instead of leaning on a national advertising campaign.
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BUSINESS DAY The Common Sense column on Friday, about Cadillac's new advertising campaign, described the opening scene from a commercial incorrectly.
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A larger concern beyond the specific features is Apple's suggestion, through its advertising campaign, that the Apple Watch can save lives.
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Whether it's launching an advertising campaign or hiring outreach workers, getting to people in these places will likely require more money.
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The ideal TV advertising campaign, for example, would cost about $15 million, said Lodes, who is helping to oversee Get Covered.
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A marketing strategy or advertising campaign can only create a context, but what is crucial is for the product to be outstanding.
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He added the print edition was able to garner a lot of media attention, which brought more attention to Amazon's advertising campaign.
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Our Principles donors like Vlock say there just weren't enough donors willing to run the anti-Trump advertising campaign that he deserved.
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Most recently, Richardson shot Valentino's resort 2018 advertising campaign (released last week) but the brand has no plans to hire him again.
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"Ryanair is delighted with its latest environmental advertising campaign, which communicates a hugely important message for our customers," spokeswoman Alejandra Ruiz said.
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When he did an advertising campaign for a shoe company, an executive asked whether there was anything they could do for him.
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The Republican National Committee is investing hugely in a digital advertising campaign aimed at shoring up Trump's weaknesses among women and Latinos.
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An aide to Steyer told Forbes that the television ad buy would be accompanied by a multi-million dollar digital advertising campaign.
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The brand revealed its worldwide print advertising campaign today featuring Gyllenhaal alongside model Liya Kebede and 4-year-old child actress Leila.
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But the wait is now over, as Oreo announced the new flavor on YouTube through an advertising campaign called Oreo Wonder Vault.
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In one instance, the company was working with Coca-Cola on a big summer retail advertising campaign, a former marketing contractor said.
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The 'Mauka Mauka' advertising campaign was created for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 by broadcaster Star Sports and quickly went viral.
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Dame, which makes precisely engineered sex toys for women, is suing New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) for rejecting its advertising campaign.
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I was in luck: Sam told me that Australian internet provider Exetel had chosen me as the face of its advertising campaign.
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He derives much of his wealth from major sponsorship deals, including a much-mocked advertising campaign for shampoo brand Head and Shoulders.
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He also pledged to use evidence-based addiction treatment, and to reduce drug use among young people through a national advertising campaign.
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Sponsor Nike had to said it was concerned about the accusations and Mastercard called off an advertising campaign featuring the soccer player.
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When he called the epidemic a public health emergency, Trump said the administration would be doing an advertising campaign on the issue.
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He also started testing a slew of new items, like milkshakes, beefed up its digital offerings and launched a new advertising campaign.
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The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) and an affiliated group are putting $3 million into a home-stretch advertising campaign against Sen.
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In June, AHIP also launched a six-figure advertising campaign defending employer-provided health insurance, which would be eliminated under single-payer.
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The Office of Price Administration, which was in charge of gas rationing, embarked on an advertising campaign to make conservation seem patriotic.
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But Beyond, which says it wants to break taboos about death, continues to push its advertising campaign online and around the city.
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The group compared Mr. Heller to Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, and vowed a seven-figure advertising campaign against him.
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The very influential state television station, TVP, has proved itself more valuable to the party than any billboard or election advertising campaign.
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They became part of an online advertising campaign in support of the changes, participating in a widely circulated short video about themselves.
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Nike's recent advertising campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick caused overall public support to drop but galvanized the company's core customer base, ESPN reported.
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The company has distanced itself from its disgraced founder with an advertising campaign and an internal audit on diversity and inclusion practices.
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A cannabis manufacturer has launched a new advertising campaign in an unlikely place: the screening bins at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints.
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"Certainly this is the greatest advertising campaign in terms of name recognition an economic development board can hope for," Ms. Smallridge said.
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In November, he appeared in an advertising campaign for Generali, an Italian insurance company looking to make inroads in the art world.
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And last year, L'Oréal Paris UK announced that a man would be featured in a makeup advertising campaign for the first time.
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The company has also been running an aggressive TV advertising campaign this holiday season in an attempt to build on that growth.
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GOOGLE FACES COMPLAINTS TO DATA PROTECTON REGULATORS IN FRANCE, GERMANY AND SEVEN OTHER EU COUNTRIES OVER HOW IT HANDLES ONLINE ADVERTISING - CAMPAIGN GROUP
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An advertising campaign in Australia is trying to break down prejudices and challenge people's inherent biases by showing that everyone is born equal.
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No ill-considered advertising campaign, no phishing attempt and no intent to do anything else, at least in Amazon's version of the story.
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It's all part of an advertising campaign by the historical site Mount Vernon, the former estate of the country's first president, George Washington.
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To introduce its new position, Abercrombie in October ran an advertising campaign that challenged the idea that people had its brand figured out.
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It also laid out plans for a major multi-million pound advertising campaign promoting responsible gambling that will be supported by the industry.
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Concern that the public has misconceptions about the Y's mission and programs has spurred the nonprofit to undertake its first national advertising campaign.
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The government will also spearhead a "massive advertising campaign" aimed at discouraging people, especially children, from picking up drugs in the first place.
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"Stranger Things 3," as the latest season is titled, has been accompanied with a huge advertising campaign, looking to tap into '80s nostalgia.
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Kim Kardashian West raked in 8 figures while selling out her latest fragrance ... and the entire advertising campaign was done on social media.
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Most probably in response to this heated online conversation, the government-backed advertising campaign was redesigned to reflect a more neutral, sober form.
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Uniper ran an advertising campaign in Finnish newspapers last year, arguing that its coal-fired plants were not a good fit with Fortum.
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As Rich Youngsta, Brown will work with Dre (Anthony Anderson) on an advertising campaign centered around his status as a popular rap personae.
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Presidential Donald Trump's success during the last election may have been aided by his reliance on outsiders to manage his digital advertising campaign.
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The conservative American Action Network is set to launch a two-week, $2.6 million advertising campaign urging Congress to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Grimes, a singer and songwriter known for her high-profile romance with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is starring in an Adidas advertising campaign.
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Oath recently launched its first global advertising campaign called #BuildYourBrand to reintroduce AOL and Yahoo as one company to advertisers and the public.
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Amazon has started an advertising campaign to market its job creation: it has plans to hire an additional 100,000 people by mid-2018.
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Officials with the group declined to say whether it would launch a television and digital advertising campaign or how much it would spend.
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The trade group for medical device companies is launching a new advertising campaign to push lawmakers to repeal ObamaCare's tax on medical devices.
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A conservative energy group is running a six-figure advertising campaign against senators who are trying to reform the nation's ethanol blending mandate.
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Not according to Tunnock's though, who have just unveiled a new advertising campaign for the tea cakes, which features on the London Underground.
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Beyoncé and Green launched Ivy Park two years ago in a blitz of publicity, with an advertising campaign fronted by the singer herself.
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The Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative group, announced in a conference call Wednesday the launch of a $2 million advertising campaign opposing Garland.
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Steve Bannon plans to unleash an advertising campaign touting President Donald Trump's achievements to help the GOP ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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"On the surface, they look like a not-very-successful viral advertising campaign," said John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab.
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He funded his own advertising campaign to build public support for his efforts to protect makers of steel tube in the United States.
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On Monday, Uber started an advertising campaign featuring Mr. Khosrowshahi and a message that the company was "moving forward" in a new direction.
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Everytown, among other efforts, spent $5 million on an advertising campaign called "Not One More" in 16 districts that didn't have Democratic incumbents.
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He made the same pitch on Facebook ads, even as he kept the most robust national TV advertising campaign of any Democratic candidate.
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Wrote client emails, finalized a creative brief and sent creative direction feedback for our design team on an advertising campaign we're working on.
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L'Oreal, which featured a male model for the first time in a 2270 advertising campaign for a foundation, makes BB creams for men.
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Nike's decision to use Kaepernick to promote the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" advertising campaign outraged some sports fans, including Martin.
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Papa John's (PZZA) has distanced itself from its disgraced founder with an advertising campaign and an internal audit on diversity and inclusion practices.
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Pizza Hut is using the charismatic duo of Antonio Brown and Juju Smith-Schuster of the Pittsburgh Steelers in its new advertising campaign.
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The app, which has been released as part of PHE's Change4Life advertising campaign, is available on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
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Now, some of the same groups are organizing visits to lawmakers and paying for an online advertising campaign attacking the border tax proposal.
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As part of the push, Bleacher Report launched an advertising campaign this week, which featured a TV commercial with NBA legend Allen Iverson.
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It's become such a major driver of the city's economy that in 2015, city officials considered basing an advertising campaign around the sex industry.
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Today marks another new chapter for the buzzy designer and the house, which unveils its first advertising campaign for fall 2017 under Saunders direction.
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Most recently, they joined forces with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in an advertising campaign for the NHS's new Every Mind Matters initiative.
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What's next: The White House's anti-opioids advertising campaign is continuing, and First Lady Melania Trump is also slated to speak at Wednesday's event.
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It's hard to imagine a better advertising campaign; indeed, most of the photos on The Riddler's own Instagram account were first posted by customers.
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The movie opened in multiple theaters and was supported by a huge advertising campaign and an enormous Academy Awards budget," the statement continued. "Mr.
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Last year, the company launched an advertising campaign in Arizona in partnership with nonprofits like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the National Safety Council.
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The story line — Dre, utilizing his Black expertise, brings in a popular rapper to help conceive an advertising campaign for Champagne — is wholly unoriginal.
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The MTA will be promoting the ban with an advertising campaign that uses the same "bubble people" that most New Yorkers are familiar with.
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He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 22003 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
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A new television advertising campaign frames the Trump administration's plans to change a major mercury regulation as a threat to children and pregnant women.
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A group of "super PACs" backing Hillary Clinton's campaign is opening a major digital advertising campaign targeting a specific subset of voters: millennial women.
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Steyer surpassed the donor threshold last week, following an aggressive — and hugely expensive — advertising campaign urging people to help him make the debate stage.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about an advertising campaign for KLM, the Dutch airline, referred incorrectly to its official name.
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For example, explain your customer acquisition costs or how much you profited from an advertising campaign compared to the budget you set for it.
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There is a further £100 million set available for an advertising campaign to prepare businesses and families for the impact of a no-deal.
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On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against the Volkswagen Group of America, saying the company's "clean diesel" advertising campaign was deceptive.
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While it's clued today as "Set one's sights low," I always think of the famous Volkswagen advertising campaign from their agency Doyle Dane Bernbach.
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Nor did Mr. Gillespie say a word about the core of his advertising campaign, ignoring the MS-13 gang, felons' rights and Confederate statues.
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Last week, KFC introduced an advertising campaign in mainland China celebrating 40 years of "reform and opening up," the catchphrase that defined the era.
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Last week, Pepsi took less than 24 hours to apologize and retract a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign that used populist imagery to sell soda.
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Last month it unveiled a $2 million advertising campaign in South Carolina, which prominently featured him quoting the Gospel of Matthew as an inspiration.
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Television wasn't entirely new to the 1960 election: Dwight Eisenhower ran what's credited as the first political television spot advertising campaign eight years earlier.
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It's beginning only as a digital-media advertising campaign in Washington, D.C., according to spokesman Ted Halstead, but will eventually spread outside the beltway.
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Four years ago, an advertising campaign unveiled by the city in subways presented images of toddlers berating their hypothetical teenage mothers for conceiving them.
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The firm said in a note to clients it sees a stronger breakfast focus along with McDonald's first new advertising campaign in many years.
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Uber has mounted an aggressive advertising campaign against the cap saying that it could raise prices for rides and lengthen wait times for passengers.
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Yet Mr. Bloomberg has not always lived up to the image of a can-do executive he presents in his $500 million advertising campaign.
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In a huge advertising campaign this year, the company plastered banners featuring happy faces at Brussels Airport and in key spots around the city.
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The image represents one of the first times that a prominent fashion designer cast a transgender man in an even more prominent advertising campaign.
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"Our brand was real freedom, rather than freedom as an advertising campaign where the consumer was told how to be free," Casale told me.
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As part of an advertising campaign for clothing retailer H&M, David Beckham and Kevin Hart have joined forces for a glorious five-minute adventure.
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The most high-profile advertising campaign for Kjellberg's channel happened late last month, when YouTuber Mr. Beast transformed his entire city into a PewDiePie ad.
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For marketers, influencers are great, because celebrities can pitch products directly to their fans, and it's often more cost-effective than a traditional advertising campaign.
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Update: Kapten co-founder and CEO Yan Hascoet sent us the following statement: Kapten is also using today's rebranding to launch an aggressive advertising campaign.
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Despite launching its largest-ever advertising campaign during the holiday season, comparable sales at the company's namesake label tumbled 13 percent in the fourth quarter.
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A children's book in Australia, which makes it easier for parents to screen their child's vision, has been named the world's most effective advertising campaign.
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Samsung, makers of a headset called Gear VR, designed for mass-market use, tried to deal with this head-on in a recent advertising campaign.
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One YouTuber launched a citywide advertising campaign where they bought every single billboard, radio spot, and local TV spot available in support of PewDiePie's channel.
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Three years ago the government ran an advertising campaign informing women that their biological clocks were ticking, as though this had not occurred to them.
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LONDON — Author and feminist speaker Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is the face of a new advertising campaign that celebrates how empowering it feels to wear makeup.
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Two years later Theresa May, the home secretary, promised a "hostile environment" for illegal immigrants, starting with an advertising campaign telling them to "go home".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seven U.S. states and 16 major automakers are launching a joint $1.5 million advertising campaign to prod Americans to buy electric vehicles.
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The wind power industry is launching a major new advertising campaign to convince the Trump administration and lawmakers of the industry's benefits to the economy.
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Last year, in a move that spurred some controversy online, Chinese fans celebrated the teen sensation's 17th birthday with a self-funded global advertising campaign.
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The new advertising campaign, launched in London this week by the Ile-de-France region that includes Paris, seeks to dispel some of these concerns.
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In addition to launching its first global advertising campaign in the U.S. last fall, the company recently opened a denim innovation center in Los Angeles.
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Priorities USA, a left-of-center advocacy organization, is launching today a digital advertising campaign against the Trump administration's election integrity commission, Axios has learned.
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The installment, titled "Richard Youngsta," will center on Dre (Anthony Anderson) and his excitement about doing an advertising campaign with a popular rap star (Brown).
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The company also launched a major advertising campaign for its iPhone 6S last October, which it sold mostly via online retailers and neighbourhood phone stores.
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Last year, the American Conservative Union and the Club For Growth both came out against the Innovation Act in a letter and an advertising campaign.
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Senate Majority PAC also partnered with Priorities USA Action on a $1.5 million digital advertising campaign that the groups say reached 1.4 million Alabama voters.
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Some of the chain's latest turnaround initiatives include a refreshed advertising campaign and a nationwide rollout of queso dip, which was criticized by some customers.
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" A National Airlines "Fly Me" advertising campaign in the early 1970's featured flight attendants stating their names with the slogan, such as "I'm Cheryl.
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He also oversaw a new advertising campaign for the company called "The Business Class of Coworking," which positioned Convene as a cut above its competitors.
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He oversaw the company's advertising campaign during the so-called Cola Wars, making marketing deals with celebrities like Michael Jackson, Madonna and Michael J. Fox.
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A former Facebook employee who was instrumental in shaping President Donald Trump&aposs online advertising campaign in 2016 is now working to avert his reelection.
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Barilla, Italy's largest producer of baked goods, eliminated palm oil after EFSA's opinion, but Nutella maker Ferrero mounted an advertising campaign to defend its use.
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The department store chain is ramping up its holiday advertising campaign ahead of past years, and spending more money on media and digital, Revelle said.
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An advertising campaign introduced by the British government in 2012 inspired an additional 8,300 taxpayers to register unreported income, bringing in 19 million more pounds.
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Why was I so obsessed with the Super Nintendo, and what effect does a media-blitz advertising campaign have on a five-year old kid?
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" Trump said he would launch a "massive advertising campaign" designed to "get people, especially children, not to want to take drugs in the first place.
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Separately, seven U.S. states and 1.73 major automakers including Volkswagen are launching a joint $1.5 million advertising campaign to prod Americans to buy electric vehicles.
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Steyer said he is also "doubling" his push for President Donald Trump's impeachment, which he has already backed with a $20 million national advertising campaign.
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It has changed its website and marketing to focus on smoking cessation, added a nicotine warning label and started an advertising campaign aimed at smokers.
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The industry also commissioned an expensive advertising campaign featuring construction workers who were depicted warning that they could lose their jobs under the new proposals.
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Critics noted that the government spent large sums last year on an advertising campaign to prepare the public for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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The group's efforts follow a similar advertising campaign, bankrolled by a different Democratic organization, that questions whether Mr. Sanders can beat Mr. Trump in November.
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Planters announced that it had paused its pre-Super Bowl paid-advertising campaign, a stunt featuring the mascot Mr. Peanut dying in a car crash.
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Papa John's has distanced itself from its disgraced founder and former pitchman with an advertising campaign and an internal audit on diversity and inclusion practices.
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The Koch brothers poured $20 million into an advertising campaign to get the bill passed and are spending another $20 million to sell its benefits.
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Johnson has been splashing public money on an advertising campaign that instructs the country to "Get ready for brexit" (such as the billboard pictured above).
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"Last week the Fidesz-led government launched a nationwide billboard and television advertising campaign reminiscent of Europe's darkest hours," Vachon said in an emailed statement.
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Whitman and Kerrey also imply that three former CPD directors left the CPD board because of a paid advertising campaign by Level the Playing Field.
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And it recommended that the City Planning Department better inform the public about the plazas through an advertising campaign and better signs around the plazas.
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A new super-PAC, set up by former Romney aide Katie Packer, is now reportedly running a seven figure anti-Trump advertising campaign in Iowa.
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Goldman began its first advertising campaign aimed at consumers in 2016, an effort they ramped up this year, along with an aggressive direct-mail effort.
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An environmental group is launching an advertising campaign against two Senate Republicans who voted to confirm Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt last week.
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The rock band from New Jersey has told an Australian politician to stop using its song "We're Not Gonna Take It" in his advertising campaign.
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Qualification recognition procedures in Germany will become faster and easier, the paper said, adding that the government is planning an advertising campaign in selected countries.
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It will also begin a web advertising campaign about the "Go Home for Bernie" program that uses geographic targeting to reach mobile phones around the colleges.
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The group announced on Friday that it would spend $500,000 on its radio ads in the state, its largest advertising campaign to date on her behalf.
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Just subscribed to #face app which takes your photo and "cleans it up" as a great photographer would do for an advertising campaign or beauty cover.
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The video was made as part of an advertising campaign for the flag carrier's new Rome-Washington route, and was posted on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
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Global hotelier Hyatt is to launch a new global advertising campaign during this Sunday's Oscars' broadcast on ABC, focusing on moments of understanding around the world.
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Mars, the company behind the peanut-nougat chocolate bar, launched a rage-satisfying advertising campaign over the weekend, offering Australian customers a chance at discounted candy.
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"It's not like the celebrity is taking the photo and it is being put on a billboard or advertising campaign or something like that," he said.
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Klarna announced a partnership with Snoop Dogg earlier this year, which saw the rapper invest in the company and feature in an advertising campaign for it.
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Because in 1915, a large company ran an advertising campaign telling us that hair on a woman’s legs and underarms was 'ugly' and 'embarrassing.
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According to marketing expert Paul Rutherford, the yearlong advertising campaign was seen as a "catalyst" in "grabb[ing] control of the debate" over health care reform.
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GREENS SPEND $2202,2628 ON NEVADA SENATE RACE: The League of Conservation Voters Victory Fund launched a new advertising campaign against Republican Nevada Senate candidate Joe Heck.
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The Republican's campaign has been highlighting the endorsements in ads and announced Tuesday that it launched an advertising campaign worth at least $85033,000 targeting union members.
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Following calls from the government to stem the platform's misuse, WhatsApp has moved to deter mass message forwards and launched an advertising campaign to educate consumers.
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The company exited 4Q18 with SRS in the HSD range driven by a new advertising campaign and increased digital usage (online ordering, pick-up, and delivery).
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AD CAMPAIGN TOUTS WIND POWER IN KANSAS: American Wind Action is out Monday with a new six-figure advertising campaign to promote wind energy in Kansas.
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WPP bought other agencies, including Ogilvy, Young & Rubicam and Grey Global Group, bringing all forms of advertising campaign creation, media buying and public relations in-house.
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I.O. started its general election advertising campaign with a six-figure buy on digital platforms targeting Senate seats in Nevada, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Missouri.
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Also, the state is launching an advertising campaign -- including traditional and social media, online sites and local transportation organizations -- to raise awareness about the reporting methods.
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BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about an advertising campaign for KLM, the Dutch airline, referred incorrectly to its official name.
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CEO Roessner has been seen as trying to return E-Trade to its roots, also rolling out a fresh advertising campaign to appeal to aspirational investors.
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An environmental group launched an advertising campaign Monday to oppose a pair of bills meant to make it more difficult for federal agencies to write regulations.
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After the game was over — Trump won — Green ran an advertising campaign that featured Trump firing Ginger and starting a Chicken Apprentice contest for a replacement.
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No, it's not a Netanyahu-planted advertising campaign—the drink was prevalent in the country long before Trump ascended to the highest office in the land.
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The Club for Growth isn't letting up in a heavy advertising campaign aimed at taking down Donald Trump, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Common is an American rapper, actor, writer and activist and was the face of a US-wide advertising campaign for Microsoft's artificial intelligence technology last year.
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But it appears to have received a late influx of cash, since it reported spending more than $4 million this month on a nationwide advertising campaign.
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There had been the 1977 launch of "I Love New York," an advertising campaign intended to tell the world what made the city like none other.
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It involves the company's advertising campaign to induce doctors and patients to have blood tests conducted through a partnership between Theranos and the pharmacy chain Walgreens.
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Besides the advertising campaign, the Booker campaign also said it is "reorienting" its efforts in early primary and caucus states to help meet December's polling threshold.
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He's also "doubling" his national advertising campaign to get Trump impeached, which has so far cost him $20 million, but helped build a massive email list.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Thursday launched a seven-figure advertising campaign to promote tax reform, as President Trump turns his focus to the issue.
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Bloomberg is carrying out the largest advertising campaign in the history of American presidential politics, with over $27 million spent on ads so far and counting.
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Indeed, as Reuters reports, immigration restriction organizations are increasing their efforts to restrict legal immigration, including with a national advertising campaign against "chain migration" by NumbersUSA.
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SLF, a super PAC aligned with Senate Republican leadership, will also launch a paid digital advertising campaign to direct people to the new, anti-Donnelly site.
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Facebook is still spending millions of dollars on a massive advertising campaign around Facebook Live, but that campaign is targeting regular users, not publishers or celebrities.
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As just one front in the sprawling fight to break down toxic masculinity, an advertising campaign that has the potential to reach millions isn't a small thing.
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Breakfast was also previously only offered in parts of the United States, but now Wendy's is planning a full nationwide roll out with a major advertising campaign.
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One reason for these purchases is that Tencent's earlier efforts to promote WeChat abroad (including a splashy advertising campaign in Europe featuring Lionel Messi, a footballer) flopped.
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It was, by any measure, an extremely successful advertising campaign on an app that corporate interests are only just beginning to harness the potential for money-making.
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The advertising campaign featured women wearing pantsuits by Ralph Lauren as they went out for a night on the town or walked jauntily through the city streets.
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A spokesperson for Keep the Promise, said Thursday that they would be focusing a $4 million advertising campaign on voters in Missouri, North Carolina and Illinois instead.
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An outside political group aligned with the White House, America First Policies, said it is planning an advertising campaign targeting Heller for his opposition to the bill.
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Does Daily Show alum Samantha Bee really believe — as her latest show's advertising campaign puts it — that if you don't plan to watch Full Frontal, you're sexist?
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"The message behind this advertising campaign is that e-payment is for everyone," Havas Worldwide and The Celebrity Agency (TCA) said in a joint statement to CNN.
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Photo: Getty ImagesFrance's attempt to curb fake news backfired on Tuesday when Twitter rejected the French government's attempt to run its own social media advertising campaign. Oops.
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The advert, "Man on the Moon", is part of a £7 million advertising campaign and has been watched over 23 million times on video streaming site Youtube.
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It has launched an advertising campaign to assure the public about the safety of Nutella, its flagship product which makes up about a fifth of its sales.
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Rubio aides told Reuters they plan a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign for New Hampshire and expect to outspend all rivals on the TV airwaves in the state.
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BACK in the 1990s, British Airways, the nation's flag-carrier, proclaimed itself to be "the world's favourite airline" in a long-running and hugely successful advertising campaign.
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"Hillary Clinton has a lead in most swing states out of proportion with her national lead, demonstrating the huge success of her advertising campaign," Mr. Murphy said.
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Detroit-based Quicken Loans Inc first brought digital home loans into the mainstream about a year ago with a major advertising campaign for its Rocket Mortgage product.
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But the entire advertising campaign they go back and show when Wells Fargo was, you know, was founded and they show stage coaches and everything they did.
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Spotlight Steve Jobs plucked Yael Naïm from obscurity in 2008 when he selected the French-Israeli musician's self-recorded anthem "New Soul" for an Apple advertising campaign.
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"This billboard was taken down overnight as part of the planned rotation of our spring 2016 advertising campaign," read a statement Calvin Klein's PR team provided Refinery29.
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Some senior Republicans said there's little point in waging an expensive advertising campaign right now since Trump himself is dominating the news with his daily news conferences.
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Some blamed its overly sympathetic depiction of East German agents, others the advertising campaign by its German broadcaster, RTL, which they argued was unimaginative and old-fashioned.
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Politicians in the Philippines are demanding information about Sanofi's advertising campaign and their government's aggressive push, against the advice of some experts, to vaccinate a million children.
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Strategists on both sides say Mr. Hugin's aggressive and expensive negative advertising campaign is a key reason this race in a reliably blue state is so close.
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In January 2018, Presley joined Kaia as the face of Calvin Klein Jeans' global advertising campaign, and then walked for Balmain at Men's Paris Fashion Week 2018.
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The charity, which conducted the ocean rescue operation on June 9, lashed out at Benetton on Tuesday and denied having anything to do with the advertising campaign.
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The series starts somewhat sluggishly but picks up by Episode 3, when the misfit crew lands an actual account and gets to work on an advertising campaign.
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Mr. Bloomberg, whose huge advertising campaign could help him emerge as Mr. Sanders's leading rival, has gradually gained in national polls since entering the race in November.
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An advertising campaign for the band won the Grand Prix Glass Lion in Cannes last month, for "culture-shifting creativity that promotes gender equality and debunks stereotypes".
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A political action committee affiliated with digital progressive group ACRONYM announced Monday that it would launch a $75 million digital advertising campaign to take on President Trump.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about a new advertising campaign for the Airbnb rival HomeAway, using information from a HomeAway executive, referred incorrectly to its mobile business.
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"Amazon should use its profits to pay taxes, not pay for an advertising campaign designed to give them the cloak of respectability they do not deserve," she said.
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With very little money, an outside group can create the impression in the minds of political powerbrokers that they are running an advertising campaign from coast to coast.
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Facebook Ads For Affiliate Marketers Obviously, you need to know how to create an effective advertising campaign on Facebook if you want to be competitive in any industry.
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The court-enforced advertising campaign, then, represents just the latest of the many ongoing efforts to get people to stop using the deadliest consumer product in human history.
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We're championing their success with this new store and a national advertising campaign featuring a successful Michigan business selling on Amazon to customers across the U.S. and worldwide.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has ruled out any major guest worker programme, but his government is now trying to attract Ukrainians in limited numbers with an advertising campaign.
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He vowed to end a corporate advertising campaign that critics called greenwashing and said the company would review its membership in trade associations that opposed stricter climate policies.
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A common advertising campaign strategy, especially in subway and bus ads, seems to involve trading on New Yorkers' mythic negativity by reminding them what curmudgeons they still are.
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But multiplex audiences, apparently hungering for the originality promised by Fox's unusual advertising campaign, powered "Deadpool" to the biggest domestic opening on record for an R-rated movie.
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Yet Juul's critics point to the company's initial advertising campaign, which featured bright colors and young looking models, as evidence that Juul fueled the surge in teen vaping.
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An official at one of the companies said the advertising boycott would encompass all written, visual and social media, although existing advertising campaign agreements would not be affected.
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The advantage of search as an advertising revenue stream is its not a type of advertising that requires collecting a lot of data to run the advertising campaign.
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Nike sponsored athlete Kaepernick has been called "one of the most inspirational athletes of his generation" by the sportswear brand, following his part in a 2018 advertising campaign.
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A non-profit organization, Making America Great, has launched an advertising campaign to promote President Donald Trump's achievements in 10 states, attempting to gain support from Democratic senators.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French cosmetics giant L'Oreal sacked its first transgender model to appear on a British advertising campaign after she described all white people as racist on Facebook.
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Chance the Rapper was just featured in Twitter's new advertising campaign, including a TV commercial that spotlights how he uses the platform to connect with fans: Any requests?
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The political mislabelling may not be quite as insulting as Dolce & Gabbana's crass advertising campaign last year that featured a Chinese woman struggling to eat pizza with chopsticks.
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That's how you wind up with the Lorals advertising campaign, which shames women for their natural scent instead of promoting a product that could actually make sex safer.
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The chain has launched several turnaround initiatives in recent years, including a refreshed advertising campaign and a nationwide rollout of queso dip, which was criticized by some customers.
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The Clinton campaign has targeted North Carolina and seven other states — including Virginia next door and Florida, the biggest Southern swing state — with an eight-figure advertising campaign.
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Now they have a city-wide bus stop advertising campaign, a recently opened AUR/Icelandic Krona currency exchange, and a NFC-card-based payment system in the works.
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The move to enforce the mandatory arbitration clauses comes as Wells Fargo has launched an advertising campaign to win back customer loyalty in the wake of the scandal.
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The nonprofit Making America Great, run by Rebekah Mercer, will air $85033 million in television ads and is carrying out a $300,000 digital advertising campaign, Bloomberg News reported.
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Most recently, a Silicon Valley investor even pledged a $2 million national advertising campaign to get Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to stop helping the White House.
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As part of his lucrative endorsement arrangement with Nike, Mr. Kaepernick appeared prominently in an advertising campaign celebrating the 30th anniversary of the company's "Just Do It" slogan.
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Further, a group of well-financed outside Republican groups is planning to unleash a biting advertising campaign against Conor Lamb, the Democratic nominee and a Marine Corps veteran.
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As Coca-Cola rolled out its seasonal advertising campaign in Germany, drivers on a busy street in Berlin spotted what seemed to be a familiar billboard last week.
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The workplace chat app Slack is releasing its first national advertising campaign as a public company — a public service announcement supporting people on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
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A top Republican action group is spending at least $100,85033 for an online advertising campaign dedicated to mocking well-known environmentalists, green donors and the candidates they support.
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"They expressed concern that the advertising campaign utilizes scare tactics that have proven ineffective in changing behaviors or preventing young people from beginning to use drugs," Markey wrote.
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A $2.5 million advertising campaign launched last week by the center-right advocacy group American Action Network featured the story of a former Ohio metal worker named Albert.
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Nike shares recouped their losses on Monday after last selling off in the wake of a controversial advertising campaign that featured former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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"With power comes responsibility," said Mr. Knights, whose organization has spent $3 million over the last four years on an advertising campaign in China against the ivory trade.
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" Eventually, they went so far as to openly discourage their customers from buying their products, as in the notorious 2011 advertising campaign that read "Don't Buy This Jacket.
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An international labor union is launching an advertising campaign against an expansive Asia-Pacific trade agreement ahead of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to Washington this week.
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The oil and natural gas lobby is looking to talk directly to American consumers with a new advertising campaign on the wide-ranging uses for the industry's products.
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HBO's latest advertising campaign is titled "Recommended by Humans," featuring human fans explaining why they like the human HBO shows that they have watched with their human eyes.
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Calvin Klein released a fall advertising campaign starring the rapper Young Thug, dressed in flares and a fitted pinstripe chasuble, its neckline embellished with an astral-looking orb.
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Efforts to reinvigorate its largest brands include its Pepsi Generation advertising campaign, the re-release of Mountain Dew Baja Blast and the launch of calorie-free Gatorade Zero.
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Great America Alliance, one such nonprofit, revealed to CNN that this week will announce a $1 million advertising campaign in 2018 Senate states portraying Trump as a promise-keeper.
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Universal's president of domestic distribution Jim Orr gave a nod to the film's witty and snarky advertising campaign that played on the Grinch's cynical humor for buoying opening numbers.
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At the same time, the administration launched an aggressive advertising campaign in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala aimed at discouraging mothers with children from coming to the US illegally.
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In the early 1950s the New York Times began a new advertising campaign, directed by George Krikorian and Louis Silverstein, that played off of the minimal qualities of text.
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What to expect: Digital ads, grassroots organizing and likely a TV advertising campaign to rally the American public behind the need for a radical overhaul of the tax code.
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To wit, the tweets said that the online advertising campaign led by the shadowy Internet Research Agency was meant to divide the American people, not influence the 2016 election.
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A major environmental group is launching a new $860,000 advertising campaign in Nevada to paint GOP Senate candidate Joe Heck as a threat to the state's clean power industry.
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The company's new advertising campaign emphasizes this fact with a montage of Intel-powered devices, from 3D printers and robot assembly lines, to solar-powered cars and fitness trackers.
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New Wave also received a bigger slice of money from a central bank advertising campaign than any of its online rivals, in the period covered by published NBH data.
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The National Rifle Association's (NRA) foundation is launching a $1 million television advertising campaign emphasizing the impact the Supreme Court has on gun rights, according to a new report.
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A casting call for a "very pretty" and "childlike" girl to star in a Christmas advertising campaign has sparked outrage online for banning overweight children and redheads from applying.
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Now that Aetna and two other major insurers have pulled back from the Affordable Care Act (ACA), federal policymakers are considering an advertising campaign to sign up more subscribers.
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Advertising PAUL ELIO, the innovative engineer behind the commercial three-wheel car, had only a vague sense of what he wanted from his namesake company's latest major advertising campaign.
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A further £100 million will be spent on an advertising campaign to warn businesses and households to prepare for a crash-out departure from the EU on October 31.
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From securing sponsorship deals with international soccer tournaments to being creative director on BodyArmor's advertising campaign, he is involved in nearly ever facet large and small of the company.
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A major environmental group is targeting three Republican House candidates from southern California in a new six-figure advertising campaign that focuses on the state's unusually active wildfire season.
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"It's my belief that in Florida cooks encountered this national advertising campaign in 1931, and adapted the recipe to the Key limes growing wild in their backyards," she said.
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Khan, an author who is working on her second novel, said she was amused to see that her nationality became fluid depending on the nature of the advertising campaign.
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Mr. Vinton had been honing his Claymation filmmaking technique for more than a decade when the California Raisin Advisory Board asked him to help with its new advertising campaign.
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Floridians for a Fair Shake has criticized Mr. Buchanan for months, with paid advertising, campaign workers, and events like this, on a recent Sunday in a beachside parking lot.
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The workplace chat app Slack is releasing its first national advertising campaign as a public company — a public service announcement to support people on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
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In 1995, Ms. Waïte castigated Calvin Klein for canceling an advertising campaign for a line of high-priced jeans for which her daughter was one of the teenage models.
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The Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative advocacy group, is running a $1.5 million television advertising campaign featuring a woman who has been friends with Judge Kavanaugh for 35 years.
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The angst multiplied for progressives with news that Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former New York mayor, plans to escalate an already ubiquitous advertising campaign for his presidential bid.
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The company tried to set itself apart from Uber in the eyes of passengers with a focus on social responsibility, and an advertising campaign firmly aimed at younger riders.
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To try to reach more people outside of the internet, Verishop recently launched a massive advertising campaign in New York, plastering ads across subway platforms and on taxi cabs.
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What they're saying: The university said the advertising campaign in question "occurred under prior ownership and concluded before the FTC's inquiry began," in an emailed statement to the WSJ.
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" Big Gay Ice Cream, which was right across the street, suggested that maybe it was worth stopping in to "let em know what you think of this advertising campaign.
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Republican groups have sought to support their nominee by attempting to focus the race largely on Mr. Quist's personal financial difficulties, lashing him in a well-financed advertising campaign.
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The group is running a multi-pronged advertising campaign showcasing monuments, including Bears Ears, in an effort to frame the issue as one about protecting parks and majestic landscapes.
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On Sunday, its new advertising campaign will make its debut during the Oscars broadcast on ABC, which is, after the Super Bowl, the biggest showcase for national television ads.
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The former New York City mayor's $100 million-plus advertising campaign is the closest thing to a game-changer for a candidate who didn't qualify for a debate yet.
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"This is part of an education campaign for lawmakers," David French, the senior vice president of government relations at the National Retail Federation, said of his group's advertising campaign.
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The coalition of hundreds of companies led by the retail group is preparing a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign that will ramp up once the tax overhaul takes center stage.
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In one instance, a September tweet surfaced of Bono defacing a Nike logo after Nike featured former NFL quarterback and civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick in its advertising campaign.
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The League of Conservation Voters and the Environmental Defense Action Fund are jointly funding a $1.5 million television advertising campaign, while LCV is separately funding a $300,000 canvassing campaign.
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Serena Williams has given her support to fellow Nike endorsed athlete Colin Kaepernick, despite the American athletics brand facing a backlash for including him in its latest advertising campaign.
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Over the five last polls of 2019, Bloomberg's awareness among Democrats averaged 65%, but following an unprecedented advertising campaign, has over the most recent three polls surged to 75%.
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Twisted Sister: The American rock band said it was considering legal action against an Australian politician for using its song "We're Not Gonna Take It" in an advertising campaign.
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Trump used their appearance as a launchpad for a three-pronged plan to reduce opioid use in the U.S., starting with an advertising campaign to increase education and prevention.
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Roark has invested heavily in promoting Arby's, running a well-known "We got the meats" advertising campaign featuring Ving Rhames as it battles intense competition in the U.S. restaurant industry.
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Spurred by the beer's popularity among American soldiers, who had enjoyed it in Europe, and by an advertising campaign that underscored its cachet as a foreign beer, sales were brisk.
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That's why we've launched an advertising campaign on Facebook, expanded our Help Center resources, and created Inside Feed, a video blog which is devoted to explaining how News Feed works.
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At the same time, Republicans are waging an eight-figure advertising campaign that is growing daily, an effort centered on the states that Senate Democrats vulnerable in 2018 call home.
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After a late entrance into the presidential race in November, Bloomberg has worked his way to the top tier of several national polls through an aggressive spending and advertising campaign.
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Mattel has tried to counter some of its past criticisms with its "Imagine the Possibilities" advertising campaign last year, which shows a bunch of little girls doing grown ups' jobs.
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The massive advertising campaign and the volume of merchandise tie-ins gives you a glimpse of what Netflix could be capable of if it actually licensed more of its content.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Dolce & Gabbana's co-founders asked for China's "forgiveness" on Friday, trying to salvage a crucial market for the luxury brand after a backlash against its latest advertising campaign.
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They buy Kuttes, which don't make much money for Turbonegro directly, but helped associate them with denim to the point where Levis launched a Nordic advertising campaign featuring the band.
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His campaign, supporting super PAC New Day for America and even the state Republican party have deployed an extensive operation and advertising campaign to push the governor over the top.
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Washington (CNN)Planned Parenthood is mounting an advertising campaign in Nevada Wednesday on behalf of Hillary Clinton, as the former secretary of state vies for support ahead of Saturday's caucuses.
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London-based model Munroe Bergdorf had announced on her Facebook page on August 27 that she was to be part of the French cosmetics brand's new advertising campaign celebrating diversity.
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While Dundee: The Son of a Legend Returns Home is no more than a crafty, expensive $27 million advertising campaign, there's been some push Down Under to resurrect the franchise.
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Many of the factors benefiting December SRS performance should have been amplified in 218Q22020, with greater YoY spend to support another new advertising campaign and expansion of digital ordering + delivery.
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Hilton's "Stop Clicking Around" advertising campaign, touted as its largest ever when it was launched in February 2016, offered loyalty members a discount when booking directly from the hotel's website.
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Eric Greitens is taking his case to the public with a six-figure television advertising campaign set to air across the state as Missouri lawmakers consider whether to impeach him.
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Facebook is running an advertising campaign that acknowledges it has had a problem with fake news and the misuse of data and goes some way to apologizing for these issues.
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As part of that effort, the group rolled out a new digital advertising campaign on Tuesday to make the case that working families have not benefitted under the Trump economy.
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Two progressive groups have launched an advertising campaign that uses military veterans to highlight what they see as the White House's insufficient response to Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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But a $1000-plus luggage range from 120-year-old German company Rimowa had people camping outside stores overnight and sold out in minutes online — without a proper advertising campaign.
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The conservative group Judicial Crisis Network said it would start a $2 million, three-week television, radio and digital advertising campaign in six states starting on Monday backing McConnell's stance.
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The FTC's complaint takes aim at Volkswagen's clean diesel advertising campaign, a strategy that included Super Bowl television spots, social media campaigns and print advertising that targeted "environmentally conscious" consumers.
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So the airline, which is formally known as Royal Dutch Airlines, is embarking on an advertising campaign that is heavy on self-deprecating humor to explain what the letters mean.
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An advertising campaign, believed to be backed by creditors, charged that the legislation was a taxpayer bailout of Puerto Rico, though no taxpayer funds would be provided through the legislation.
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Spicer Greene has apologized on social media -- "our billboard communicated something we did not intend" -- and is planning to replace the message on the sign with another advertising campaign soon.
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Years ago, local boosters proposed a tongue-in-cheek advertising campaign starring a mascot called Border Guard Bob, who would dissuade young people from abandoning the city's Rust Belt remains.
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Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative advocacy group, is running a $600,000 advertising campaign to pressure the three to announce their opposition, said its chief counsel and policy director, Carrie Severino.
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That series, loosely based on the Philip K. Dick novel, also drew some controversy at first, after an advertising campaign that included decorating New York subway trains with Nazi symbolism.
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I have to complete an advertising campaign for a class tomorrow but my mind is blank and I convince myself my ideas will be better after a good night's rest!
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Driving the news: Americans for Carbon Dividends, an industry-backed lobbying group, is launching a six-figure advertising campaign Wednesday promoting a carbon tax whose proceeds are returned to consumers.
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"We have recently been made aware of a series of tweets posted in 2014 by Amena Kahn, who was featured in a UK advertising campaign," a L'Oreal spokesperson told CNN.
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He is donating his time and likeness to the city for the advertising campaign, which will cost $1 million in taxpayer money, according to the Environmental Protection commissioner, Vincent Sapienza.
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He had 14 percent in The Register's June poll and has fallen in other surveys of the state since then before launching a television advertising campaign here after Labor Day.
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Mr. Steyer could use that vast personal wealth, estimated by Forbes magazine at $1.6 billion, to fund a television advertising campaign beyond the reach of anyone else in the field.
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The latest advertising campaign comes as women in China are increasingly pushing for authorities to take action against reports of sexual harassment, in a movement similar to the #MeToo campaign.
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While Geoffrey deals with artistic issues, Richard Smith-Jones (Mark McKinney), the festival's manager, struggles with a new advertising campaign and Ellen is forced to deal with the tax authorities.
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The photo, posted last month, was an apparent reference to Nike's advertising campaign featuring former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who sparked a national controversy by kneeling during the national anthem.
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January may be the most popular time to look for a new job, but rather than trying to find another office role, what if that meant starring in an advertising campaign?
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NHTSA also announced the launch of its "Safe Cars Save Lives" advertising campaign to raise awareness among the public of the actions needed to keep people safe from vehicle safety defects.
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DHL has run an advertising campaign to try to attract candidates for the driver scheme and plans to create up to 500 new jobs across Europe if a pilot is successful.
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Randall is the author of Where the Suckers Moon: An Advertising Story (Alfred A. Knopf, 1994), a critically-acclaimed chronicle of the birth, evolution, and death of a single advertising campaign.
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In the days leading up to Trump Jr.'s visit, one of its development partners in Gurgaon began an advertising campaign in newspapers offering dinner and conversation with the president's son.
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In the letter, McConnell asks a series of questions about where the administration is getting the funds for its ObamaCare advertising campaign and whether it is requesting additional funds from Congress.
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Bourilhon had his first national advertising campaign in 2015, which he hopes will propel him towards a future career in advertising where he can use his poetic vision to help customers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Mercedes-Benz USA is suing four Detroit-based artists after the company used their murals in an Instagram advertising campaign for one of its vehicles.
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His advertising campaign has targeted Villaraigosa's tenure as mayor, when Los Angeles faced a fiscal crisis during the recession, and contrasted it with Chiang's tenure as the state's chief financial officer.
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The post containing the video cannot be found on the Page's feed, meaning it was specifically for a paid advertising campaign and that all of those views were from Facebook ads.
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The administration is eyeing an advertising campaign featuring testimonials from newly insured consumers, as well as direct appeals to young people hit by tax penalties this year for failing to enroll.
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Mitchell, who brought a reputation for innovative marketing at Gatorade and McDonald's, led the launch of Snap's first global advertising campaign that promoted Snapchat as a place that fosters close friendships.
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A recent tourism advertising campaign tried to reassure foreigners about the city's security in recent weeks, encouraging foreigners to call telephone booths set up around Brussels and ask about its safety.
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The National Cable and Telecommunications Association, a trade group that is listed as an Economists Incorporated client, began an advertising campaign, based on the study, that ran in Washington and beyond.
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Shortly after my return, for instance, I approved an advertising campaign that had nothing to do with the strategy I had planned, and it did better than anything I'd done before.
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That was a contrast to Massachusetts, which he won handily, with more than 40 percent of the vote, suggesting that Mr. Trump might be vulnerable to a sustained negative advertising campaign.
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Last week, the American Future Fund, a conservative nonprofit, said that it was pursuing a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign featuring students of the program who felt that they had been cheated.
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The plan's focus areas: Law enforcement and interdiction, a prevention and educational advertising campaign, improving access to treatment programs and helping those impacted by the epidemic find jobs while fighting addiction.
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Trump announced an advertising campaign to combat what he said is the worst drug crisis in the nation's history, but he did not direct any new federal funding toward the effort.
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Under Patrick, Massachusetts ran an advertising campaign urging people to sign up for insurance, and the state legislature, which was controlled by Democrats, coöperated by passing several tweaks in the law.
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This past winter Heineken unveiled 0.0, with a Now You Can advertising campaign showing responsible adults enjoying its no-buzz brews in work meetings, or even while sitting behind the wheel.
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I know more than a few people who would love to have their face plastered alongside an ice cold Natty Light in an advertising campaign, but that dream isn't for everyone.
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There are multiple reasons the business dried up in this country, but one sign of impending failure was the runaway success of the "Joe ISUZU" advertising campaign, without increased car sales.
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But among the report's 56 recommendations, only two aim to prevent people from seeking out opioids for no medical purpose: an advertising campaign and a structured discussion with a health professional.
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Heineken is giving away cans of its alcohol-free beer, Heinekin 0.0, in its January Dry Pack, while Molson Coors is promoting its low-alcohol beer Miller64 through an advertising campaign.
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Mr. Ossoff's allies, for their part, paid for an advertising campaign deriding Ms. Handel, a former chairwoman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, as a profligate spender while in office.
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Mr. Bloomberg skipped all four February contests but has climbed into double digits in national polls on the strength of an enormous and sustained advertising campaign, funded from his personal fortune.
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As census leaders prepared to begin the count in recent weeks, they readied an advertising campaign to reach Native residents living in remote villages of Alaska to help begin building trust.
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People upset with the move have started setting fire to their sneakers and sportswear to protest Nike using Kaepernick to promote the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" advertising campaign.
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Previously, the chain had launched several initiatives to revitalize the brand, including a refreshed advertising campaign, a nationwide rollout of queso dip, and testing new items, such as salads and desserts.
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Her campaign announced on Tuesday it was launching an eight-figure digital and television advertising campaign in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina, states with the first four nominating contests.
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SUSAN A. DUBLINCROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. To the Editor: "See America First" was the theme for an early 20th-century advertising campaign promoting tourism in the Western states and national parks.
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Earlier on Thursday, Ms. Simonyan taunted Twitter on its own platform, tweeting that the company had pitched RT on a large advertising campaign for the 2016 election that RT had declined.
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The New York Botanical Garden has planted a "Hawai'ian Paradise Garden" as part of an exhibition chronicling O'Keeffe's 1939 trip to Hawai'i to make art for a pineapple company's advertising campaign.
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On Wednesday, the Guardian's Lauren Gambino reported that Sanders had started a six-figure digital advertising campaign on Facebook and Google to generate public "co-sponsors" of his single-payer bill.
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There will always be a need for people to come up with the idea for an advertising campaign or write (or at least approve) clever text to sell a product, he said.
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The tax resembles a charge imposed on big mining companies in 2010 that was ultimately re-designed after an industry advertising campaign which helped unseat the then Labor prime minister, Kevin Rudd.
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It's obvious that the human form can be more interesting than a canvas, but a recent advertising campaign by Sagmeister & Walsh adds a camouflage twist, and hair typography, to the art form.
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A picture caption on Page 4 this weekend with the continuation of the Big City column, about the advertising campaign for Thinx underwear, misspells the name of the company's chief executive officer.
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The 21-year-old model stripped down for La Perla's Spring/Summer 2017 advertising campaign — and showed off her lingerie-clad physique — in a video posted on the Italian company's Instagram account.
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This trip is something of an advertising campaign for the BFR's capability to send people to the Moon — just as NASA has become laser-focused on a return to the lunar surface.
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In opposition to new sodium warnings, these companies have pursued a multipronged lobbying and advertising campaign that seeks to fight the new laws while continuing to promote their food in black neighborhoods.
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This period saw a massive advertising campaign by Facebook to promote Free Basics, which was countered by a volunteer-led coalition called Save the Internet, that was supported by major Indian startups.
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Ariel, for example, ran an advertising campaign in India encouraging male partners to do their fair share of household chores, resulting in more than 17593 million men pledging to "share the load".
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A labor group is targeting Republican lawmakers and AT&T in a new advertising campaign aimed at highlighting the telecom giant's job cuts after receiving a boost from the GOP's tax law.
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Spotify has been leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to offer users personalized playlists, and the results were so good, products like Discover Weekly are now the centerpiece of their advertising campaign.
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Were he to finance a major advertising campaign, he could siphon support, news media attention and ultimately votes from the more moderate candidates, clearing a path for Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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So when Made in NYC, a group that promotes local manufacturing, began an advertising campaign this spring, its goal was more than just to draw attention to items produced in the city.
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"This week Priorities began a sustained advertising campaign that won't stop until election day with $85033 million behind our first television ads against Donald Trump," said Priorities USA's chief strategist Guy Cecil.
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To the rescue: the National Rifle Association, with a $2 million advertising campaign to run in seven battleground states and provide air cover for Mr. Trump's campaign in June and early July.
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Demand Justice is expected to spend $2628 million on a broad advertising campaign targeting Collins and Murkowski, as well as centrist Democrats up for reelection in Indiana, North Dakota and West Virginia.
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James Barnes, a former Facebook employee who was key to implementing Donald Trump&aposs online advertising campaign, is now working to prevent the president&aposs reelection, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The Judicial Crisis Network, a group that advocates for conservative judges, announced Wednesday it would launch a million-dollar advertising campaign to pressure Democrats in red states to vote for Trump's nominee.
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The Kroger website will be redesigned to feature the new branding, and the company plans to run a national advertising campaign introducing its new tagline on television, on radio, and in print.
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Nearly a month after Colin Kaepernick was revealed as the face of Nike's groundbreaking new advertising campaign, the unveiling video has garnered more than 22020 million views on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
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On Friday, Priorities USA, the progressive super PAC, announced a six-figure digital advertising campaign in Wisconsin to make the case that voters have been left behind by the president's economic policies.
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Though Bloomberg did better in the second debate he took part in, in South Carolina, the debates showed that even his large, slick advertising campaign couldn't hide his weaknesses as a candidate.
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When she arrived, she had the agency produce a major advertising campaign showing the homeless as they really are — for the most part, working parents marginalized in an evermore Darwinian economic system.
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Where it stands: Americans for Carbon Dividends, which has funding from big corporations including ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, is launching the first of what it says will be a long-running advertising campaign.
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But the governor is far behind Mr. Trump in the same polls, and he lacks the money to finance a sustained and significant advertising campaign in a state with 10 media markets.
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Michael Bloomberg's candidacy has been riding a jet stream lately, propelled by Joe Biden's decline and an aggressive advertising campaign — into which Bloomberg has poured hundreds of millions of his own dollars.
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But after starting a $1 million television advertising campaign urging support for Mr. Trump after the failure of his initial health care overhaul push, the group has shown few signs of activity.
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Since apartment sales started in mid-June, and a $3 million advertising campaign began, Mr. Müller said, six reservation contracts have been signed by buyers from Switzerland, China, France, Britain and India.
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The American Action Network, another conservative policy group, expects to invest more than $20 million in an advertising campaign promoting tax changes, more than it spent pushing for the health care bill.
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Even the advertising campaign slogan "gohan dekita you," which can mean both "dinner is ready" and "the rice is ready" in Japanese, was created with a specific emotional appeal to hungry diners.
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One Wall Street analyst is calling Nike's controversial advertising campaign featuring former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick "a stroke of genius" and upgraded the company's stock to a buy rating Tuesday.
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The initial phase, which will cost in the low six figures, will include a nationwide digital advertising campaign featuring testimonials from people who say they were harmed by the Affordable Care Act.
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Critic's Notebook Before the premiere of "The Man in the High Castle" last fall, Amazon upset New York City subway riders with an advertising campaign that plastered train cars with Nazi imagery.
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Trans Models started in 2015, after Di encountered difficulties modeling as a transwoman: Once, for example, she says she had an advertising campaign pulled after the client found out she was trans.
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METROPOLITAN A picture caption on Page 4 this weekend with the continuation of the Big City column, about the advertising campaign for Thinx underwear, misspells the name of the company's chief executive officer.
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" The spot, part of the advertising campaign being run by the club's political arm, Club for Growth Action, then hits Mr. Trump for using the process known as eminent domain "for personal gain.
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A major advertising campaign by the U.S. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America trade group, for example, includes accusations that insurers are failing to pass on the benefits of discounts negotiated with manufacturers.
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In 2007, Puzder filed a lawsuit against Carl's Jr's fast food competitor Jack in the Box, all because of an advertising campaign that suggested that Angus beef came from a cow's rectal region.
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A public advertising campaign offers consolation: "Beer, wine, spirits, and cigarettes will all be duty free for people traveling to the EU if we leave without a deal," one official promotional video pronounces.
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If that turns out to be the case, it could be a serious blow to the bank's reputation which it has spent years restoring following a much criticised advertising campaign in late 2012.
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Sauce brand Heinz ketchup is to run an advertising campaign first presented by Don Draper in Mad Men, the AMC TV series set in 1960s New York ad agency Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
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Johnson said that if he became prime minister, he would launch a high-profile advertising campaign so that businesses would be aware what to do to prepare for a possible no-deal Brexit.
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So reads a headline on the website of "Advanced Energy for Life", an advertising campaign led by Peabody Energy, the world's largest private coal company, whose flair for public-relations guff looks boundless.
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In tandem with announcing its less-expensive membership model, Rent the Runway also rolled out its first national brand advertising campaign on Monday, hoping to introduce the name to a much wider audience.
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Last September, an upcoming Pakistani fashion brand, called Do Your Own Thing, removed an advertising campaign on social media featuring a female flash mob after the women appearing in it faced online harassment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexiteers who support a clean break with the European Union have launched a nation-wide advertising campaign in an attempt to force Prime Minister Theresa May to ditch her Brexit proposals.
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All of the foods served at its event had small "bites" taken out of them — part of a broader advertising campaign that portrays rival lenders as taking a chunk out of consumers' pockets.
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It also cited occasions when the tuna companies would have had opportunities to collude on prices, such as a joint advertising campaign through the National Fisheries Institute's Tuna Council from 2011 to 2012.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized Nike Inc for its new advertising campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick, the NFL quarterback who sparked controversy by kneeling in protest during the national anthem.
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Another film backed by a pervasive advertising campaign, "Mary Poppins Returns" (Disney) arrived to about $22 million in weekend ticket sales, for a soft domestic total of $2854.5 million since arriving on Wednesday.
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Grindr has its own site, Into, on which it publishes original reporting, story aggregation and commentary; Hinge, as part of an advertising campaign last year, published short-form fiction on walls and billboards.
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The national cabinet meeting comes as the government launches a multi-million-dollar advertising campaign focused on good hygiene, and the formation of a Coronavirus Business Liaison Unit to address the economic fallout.
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He had been working on an advertising campaign in town when he discovered this sprawling Spanish colonial-style home secluded at the top of a hill, across the street from a friend's place.
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In recent days, Biden has hinted he's most eager to take on Bloomberg -- who is using former President Barack Obama's voice and praise in a national advertising campaign against Obama's former vice president.
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"The information that we uncovered in our investigation demonstrates Juul's intent – they didn't accidentally create an advertising campaign with young and attractive people – that's what they were going for all along," said Healey.
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He has agreed to a number of promotional gigs, too, most recently an advertising campaign for a bookmaker in which his bit centered on highlighting how frequently the bookmaker paid out on wagers.
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An article last Wednesday about the growing number of small dairies that sell directly to consumers misstated the role of Dairy Management Incorporated, a national trade group, in the "Got Milk?" advertising campaign.
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Steyer is behind a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign to drum up public and Democratic support for impeachment, which has included TV ads and billboards around the country, and frequently tweets about the issue.
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RILA, for example, is fighting a prized component of the House Republicans' tax plan that would place a tariff on imported goods — including pouring resources into a lobbying and advertising campaign against it.
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The American Petroleum Institute (API) is launching an advertising campaign portraying oil and gas energy as a way to combat climate change, despite many environmental groups arguing that the industry hurts such efforts.
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"If you look in any advertising campaign, outside groups are the ones who are much more likely to go negative," said Ken Goldstein, a professor of politics at the University of San Francisco.
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In effect, Volkswagen doubled down on its bad behavior by putting out an immense advertising campaign to convince American buyers that they were doing the environmentally virtuous thing by buying a diesel car.
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In New York, reporters discovered that Robert Mercer was the sole donor behind a million-dollar advertising campaign attacking what it described as a plan to build a "Ground Zero Mosque" in Manhattan.
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But Liz Mair, a Republican strategist who has been organizing an advertising campaign against Mr. Trump, joked that being easily snowed out could be a sign that he is a good fit for Washington.
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The iconic earbud look is what helped Apple create an indelible advertising campaign for the original iPod line, and it's also what makes the current AirPods extremely easy to pick out in a crowd.
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Petrakova's extended project Aconsumin (2016) is deployed as full-fledged advertising campaign for a fictional drug that is meant to perform a singular function: to teach the "patient" the whole apparatus of critical theory.
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Neither Supreme nor the MTA has announced how many cards are available (and did not respond to a request for comment), but it was likely a fairly low-cost advertising campaign for the brand.
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If you listen to marketing experts, the United Kingdom's decision to exit the European Union has one primary cause: The Brexit side ran a better advertising campaign, centered around citizens' love for their country.
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"We take full responsibility for our actions and sincerely regret the hurt and pain caused by this disrespectful advertising campaign," Mike Bonanno, owner of the San Antonio-based Miracle Mattress, said in a statement.
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One GOP operative who tested an advertising campaign in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that called for a counterweight to Clinton found that the Democratic nominee was simply too popular there for that strategy to succeed.
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The company was recently sued by the US Federal Trade Commission over its long-running "Clean Diesel" advertising campaign amid allegations of false advertising, and it faces lawsuits and regulatory investigations around the world.
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Apple is launching a major advertising campaign highlighting its handling of user privacy as the company hopes to set itself apart from other tech giants who face increasing scrutiny from lawmakers around the world.
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Cabasso was acquitted in 2012 of an alleged scheme of fraudulent use of a credit card belonging to a business associate to pay for a Google advertising campaign that drove traffic to Aventura's website.
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He would go on to promote Wrangler jeans and Stetson hats, and the name of his first English-language country album, "Life Is Good," was a tie-in with a Miller Lite advertising campaign.
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In addition to her outspoken criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump, she also serves as the face of a Budweiser advertising campaign that debuted in the run-up to the NWSL championship last month.
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A women's college volleyball team in Missouri played in gray T-shirts after the college dropped Nike uniforms over the company's decision to select Colin Kaepernick as the face of its new advertising campaign.
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"The feedback we had throughout the advertising campaign was that, from a commercial point of view, it wouldn't be profitable to pay more than a million for it and do a renovation," said Nunn.
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Embarrassed by its dealings with Mr. Bulger as an informer and frustrated by his invisibility, the F.B.I. in 2011 began a national advertising campaign that focused not on him but on Ms. Greig's idiosyncrasies.
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Oakes said that when the company is deciding whether to license a song for use in a movie, a video game or an advertising campaign, several criteria are considered: Who is behind the project?
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For instance, another Democratic-aligned super PAC, Pacronym, plans to spend $2.5 million through the end of April on a coronavirus-related digital advertising campaign that is expected to total $5 million by July.
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"Never thought I would see a mainstream British retailer running a public advertising campaign against our hardworking police," Sajid Javid, the home secretary and the minister responsible for Britain's police forces, said on Twitter.
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That same year, Giorgio, a Beverly Hills women's boutique, introduced a perfume that it marketed with a $6 million advertising campaign that included scratch-and-sniff strips inserted in magazines and attached to envelopes.
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In the first five months of this year, banks operating in Britain paid out nearly £1.2 billion in P.P.I. compensation claims, according to the F.C.A. Not everyone is happy with the advertising campaign, however.
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Mr. Justice scaled back his television advertising campaign late in last year's governor's campaign, telling Democratic officials that, while wealthy on paper, he had limited liquidity, according to a Democrat involved in the conversations.
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Billionaire and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg will be on the ballot for the first time, and the effect his $500-million advertising campaign will have on the race will become apparent.
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A spokesman for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which underwrote a multimillion-dollar national advertising campaign against the deal in 2015, refused to answer questions about whether the organization now wanted it scrapped.
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In addition to lowering its prices, Marlboro unveiled a new advertising campaign called the "Marlboro Adventure Team," which offered 10 winners several days of hiking, biking, rafting, and horseback riding through Colorado and Utah.
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And so he essentially converted an investment in a strangely early advertising campaign in South Carolina — when he was basically alone on the air there — into poll results that got him into the debate.
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Growing income levels in smaller towns, together with financial inclusion policies and a high profile advertising campaign from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), are nudging people into the market, experts said.
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"One of the things our administration will be doing is a massive advertising campaign to get people, especially children, not to want to take drugs in the first place," Trump said in late October.
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Nike's new advertising campaign, celebrating the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" slogan features Williams, as well as New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr and Seattle Seahawks rookie linebacker Shaquem Griffin.
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MELBOURNE, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Disgraced former Australia captain Steve Smith has tied up with the local arm of Britain's Vodafone Group in an advertising campaign that leverages the nation's ball-tampering shame for marketing purposes.
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"(The wall) is the perfect advertising campaign for a human trafficker, and now, with the election of Trump, that has magnified, and we're already seeing - incredibly - a rise in the flow of migrants," she said.
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When describing how his administration plans to initiate a "massive" advertising campaign to try and convince younger Americans to avoid drugs, President Trump talked about how his brother told him to stay away from alcohol.
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And last year, Dolce & Gabbana canceled a Shanghai runway show and apologized after complaints that an advertising campaign featuring a Chinese model trying to eat pizza, spaghetti and a cannoli with chopsticks was culturally insensitive.
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This week, however, has seen something of a veggie victory as a British burger restaurant was forced to pull parts of its new advertising campaign and issue an apology following complaints from vegetarians and vegans.
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Less surprisingly, Nivea didn't decide to run with the agency's spot as part of its own advertising campaign, with the video's creators telling Ad Week that the "Care From the Air" campaign wouldn't be promoted.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE as well as candidate Diane Harkey--in a new six-figure advertising campaign that focuses on the state's unusually active wildfire season and criticizes the candidates' environmental positions.
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A group linked to the conservative mega-donors Charles and David Koch is preparing a digital advertising campaign in support of a centrist Democratic senator who backed a key piece of legislation their foundation supports.
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In December, she attacked the official FN line and modernising party deputy Florian Philippot, reaffirming her anti-abortion credentials and criticising Philippot's support for a state-sponsored anti-AIDS advertising campaign that depicted gay couples.
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"We take full responsibility for our actions and sincerely regret the hurt and pain caused by this disrespectful advertising campaign," owner Mike Bonanno said in a letter posted on the company's Facebook page on Friday.
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Trump, whose social media use and digital advertising campaign helped propel him to the White House in 2016, in September attacked the "immense power" of social media giants in his address to the United Nations.
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AT&T's chief brand officer Fiona Carter, who described herself as an activist feminist, gave the example of when she reviewed the casting for an advertising campaign soon after she joined the company in 2015.
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With a new CEO at its helm, the passenger railroad has launched an advertising campaign that seizes on customers' biggest frustrations with air travel and paints Amtrak as a more comfortable — and friendlier — travel alternative.
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President Donald Trump's top political advisers in recent weeks envisioned unleashing a massive advertising campaign against Joe Biden to define him for the general election before he had a chance to recover from the primary.
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The team he is managing is a particularly promising and diverse group of players with a certain swagger, exemplified by the advertising campaign that a major sporting goods manufacturer recently used to focus on Mbappé.
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A 21 lawsuit against the tobacco company R. J. Reynolds was credited with helping to kill its advertising campaign built around the cartoon character Joe Camel, which industry critics argued was targeted at underage smokers.
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The company repurposed two photographs from recent migrant rescue operations by staff members from the Franco-German charity SOS Méditerranée for an advertising campaign, drawing howls of protest that the ads were insensitive and exploitive.
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The Business Roundtable, which represents chief executives of the largest companies, has started an advertising campaign calling for a tax overhaul that is supported by the White House, the Treasury Department and Republican congressional leadership.
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Read her obituary here They were idealized images of an idyllic life: giant backlit photographs in Grand Central Terminal that served as a long-running, commuter-eyeball-grabbing advertising campaign for the Eastman Kodak Company.
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Boris Johnson&aposs government spent £46 million on a "Get ready for Brexit" advertising campaign which didn&apost actually make the public any better prepared for Brexit, the UK&aposs official spending watchdog has found.
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The National Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) campaign arm launched a six-figure advertising campaign Friday against four House Republicans who voted to permit oil and natural gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
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But sales were disappointing, in part because high-nicotine cigarettes remained on the market, and the industry's campaign to deny all evidence of harm precluded an advertising campaign highlighting the benefits of these new products.
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This is not the first time Ms. Jenner, who has been photographed for the cover of Vogue and is a mainstay on the runways during fashion weeks, has appeared in a high-profile advertising campaign.
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The effort, which is targeting seven battleground states where polls show Mr. Trump is likely to be competitive in November, is just one piece of an advertising campaign that is unrivaled in scope and scale.
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But it also just kicked off a big advertising campaign that cost a few hundred thousand dollars, and is opening new locations at a record pace even after its failed IPO and subsequent SoftBank bailout.
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What in the World Any advertising campaign needs a good slogan, and if the client is a national tourism board, the trick is to encapsulate a country's wonders and charms in just a few words.
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Anonymous conservative groups have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in untraceable "dark money" on an advertising campaign that targets legislators in Washington and attempts to portray the bill as a "bailout" of Puerto Rico.
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Zuckerberg's personal shilling has further been coupled with an aggressive advertising campaign, which as someone currently living in New Delhi, has been difficult to ignore: billboards and posters litter the streets and metro tunnels, Internet.
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What's next: Expect more news from the group in about a month, including more members, new financial commitments to its lobbying arm and a six-figure advertising campaign in DC, according to CEO Ted Halstead.
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Morrison became the managing director of Tourism Australia in 2004, approving the contentious 'So Where the Bloody Hell are You?' international advertising campaign, which was temporarily banned in the UK due to its crass language.
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" A new advertising campaign from Burger King wants to take advantage of this behavior: The fast food chain will run TV spots that feature a Burger King employee saying, "Okay Google, what is the Whopper burger?
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An advertising campaign launched last month by Democratic operatives has updated and expanded a website highlighting ties between Trump administration officials and pharmaceutical companies and lobbying groups, according to details provided first to The Health 202.
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Whitehouse designed Fundawear in 2013 with Ben Moir, an electrical engineer, as part of an advertising campaign for condom-makers Durex - a campaign that ended up winning a Silver Lion at the prestigious Cannes Lions festival.
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Premium has not renewed a contract to air two Disney channels after it expired and has cut spending to a minimum, including its Christmas season advertising campaign, a source close to the matter said in October.
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The former James Bond star appears in a new advertising campaign for Pan Bahar, or "pan masala" in Hindi, which is a traditional Indian breath freshener made from a mixture of nuts, seeds, herbs and spices.
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VILNIUS, Lithuania – Tourism officials in Lithuania&aposs capital are coming under fire from the Catholic Church for a highly sexualized advertising campaign to promote the city as Pope Francis prepares to visit the country next month.
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As the horrors of the shootings in Orlando continue to dominate the presidential race, the Clinton campaign is beginning its advertising campaign for the general election on Thursday morning with new ads offering an optimistic message.
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Saint Laurent is one of those clever houses that hammers home the visual of the show with a fast-paced advertising campaign rollout: Vaccarello's minidresses are making a big impact on billboards and buses across Paris.
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Trump called for creativity in trying to fight the opioid epidemic, even suggesting a "really tough, really big, really great" advertising campaign that would aim to convince people never to do drugs in the first place.
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H.P. Lovecraft's aphorism, "From even the greatest of horrors, irony is seldom absent," applies to the full-page advertising campaign that pharmaceutical giant Purdue Pharma ran in many of the nation's major newspapers late last year.
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The White House is starting an anti-opioid advertising campaign targeting young people Thursday, one of its most concrete steps to address opioids since the Trump administration declared the epidemic a public health emergency in October.
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Donald J. Trump says he is starting to win over skeptical Hispanic voters, but his opponents are investing in a new advertising campaign in Arizona, Florida and North Carolina to make sure that does not happen.
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A conservative advocacy group said that it would spend $1.5 million on a television advertising campaign to defend Judge Kavanaugh, while a liberal group announced a $700,000 ad buy intended to pressure senators in swing states.
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Bloomberg did not compete in the race's first four contests, believing instead that his massive advertising campaign — on which he's spent more than half a billion dollars — would help him to net a number of delegates.
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The Business Roundtable, made up of chief executives from the largest companies, has started an advertising campaign calling for a tax overhaul that is supported by the White House, the Treasury Department and Republican congressional leadership.
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We settled with the Federal Trade Commission — without agreeing with its allegations regarding an advertising campaign that ended more than five years ago — because we are focused on the future and our students' ambitions and goals.
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An advertising campaign launched by the ministry had to be pulled at the start of the month after critics denounced it as sexist and another advert was withdrawn on Wednesday following accusations that it was racist.
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Persist PAC, which filed with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday, is working to gin up support for Warren in the Silver State with an advertising campaign there that will run on cable and digital platforms.
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After objections last spring to an advertising campaign that used scantily clad women to portray different styles of beer, the company produced a "feminist edition" in which the women's faces were replaced with Mr. Bernard's own.
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Bloomberg is also using his estimated $53 billion fortune to fund a massive advertising campaign that has prompted criticism from other candidates, including progressives Warren and Sanders, that Bloomberg is trying to buy the U.S. election.
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Technically, he developed the iconic advertising campaign with his directing partner Josh Gordon, but Gordon was not on the beach in Tulum, so you don't need to worry about remembering who he is beyond this sentence.
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David Yurman, the New York-based jewelry brand, has long cultivated a boho-chic image, and its current holiday advertising campaign, "The Gift of Love and Light," features an array of influences from artsy to altruistic.
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"We're sensible and Scottish," he said after Baillie Gifford launched its first big advertising campaign in the City of London, costing the normally shy firm "a few million pounds" as it adapts to a new environment.
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The company recently marketed its Freddo Treasures chocolates with an advertising campaign that urged consumers to "grab your metal detector and go hunting for Roman riches" and other artifacts at specific sites around Britain and Ireland.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facebook has launched a British newspaper advertising campaign to warn users of the dangers of fake news, in the latest drive by the social media giant to tackle malicious information ahead of a national election.
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In an attempt to counteract the trend, the Diamond Producers Association, a global trade group of seven of the world's leading diamond producers, launched an advertising campaign to win over the hearts, minds and wallets of millennials.
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Janet Martin, a professor of government at Bowdoin College in Maine, noted that Collins launched her reelection campaign in December with a statewide advertising campaign touting herself as an independent senator willing to work across party lines.
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The company has also been struggling in recent months with public criticism over accusations of racism in an ad and a lawsuit against a graffiti artist whose work it used in an advertising campaign without his permission.
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He returned as art director of Benetton in 2017 and lost no time regaining notoriety after the company repurposed two photographs from 2018 migrant rescue operations by the Franco-German charity SOS Méditerranée for an advertising campaign.
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Danske Bank is facing its biggest setback yet, even after the bank in 13 was criticised for an advertising campaign that sought to improve its image, borrowing symbols linked to the anti-establishment movement Occupy Wall Street.
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The brand – which used actor Bradley Cooper eating from a tub of ice cream to lure a beautiful woman in a 2013 advertising campaign –turned to animation in 2015 for a series of ads celebrating "real relationships".
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From T-shirts and collectibles to pool floats and Burger King Whoppers, it's hard to escape the massive advertising campaign for the upcoming third season of Netflix's hit TV show "Stranger Things" due out on July 4.
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A federal jury in Chicago ordered SharkNinja to disgorge $16.4 million in profits from a 2014 advertising campaign that touted its Rotator Powered Lift-Away upright vacuum as better at carpet cleaning than a rival Dyson product.
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In an advertising campaign that began last week and is running in 14 House districts, veterans read the oath on camera and ask congressional Republicans to hold President Trump accountable for violating his own (very similar) oath.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A progressive digital group on Monday launched a $75 million digital advertising campaign to take on U.S. President Donald Trump's online ad juggernaut, one year ahead of the November 2020 presidential election.
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Sanderson Farms, the country's third-largest poultry producer, has started an advertising campaign to defend its continued use of antibiotics — and calls its competitors' efforts in the other direction a "marketing gimmick" aimed at charging higher prices.
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The advertising campaign, which will include broadcast television, radio and online spots, comes at a moment when many Democrats have been expressing alarm that Mr. Trump's heavy campaign spending on digital ads has been all but uncontested.
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To me, at least, Breaking2 seems to have reached a kind of marketing nirvana, something that brands promise all the time without really delivering — a great story that also happens to be part of an advertising campaign.
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Mr. Hugin has also been targeted by a super PAC run by a cancer patient taking Revlimid that launched a $1.23 million advertising campaign criticizing steep price hikes of cancer drugs during Mr. Hugin's tenure at Celgene.
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With the period comedy up for a whopping 20 Emmys this year—second only to the decidedly less funny Game of Thrones—Amazon has been doubling down on the show's advertising campaign ahead of next month's awards.
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The effort to draw more people to New York includes an advertising campaign targeted toward the Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats and newspapers that are run by refugees, who officials hope will spread the word in their communities.
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This month, the company released its latest advertising campaign, "The Only Way Is Through," featuring the swimmer Michael Phelps, D.K. Metcalf of the Seattle Seahawks, and other Under Armour-sponsored athletes sweating and gasping through strenuous workouts.
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Athletic apparel and footwear brand Nike reignited a heated debate at the start of the National Football League regular season after the company featured free-agent Colin Kaepernick in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" advertising campaign.
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He also played a role in Mr. Kaepernick's negotiations with Nike over 2017 and 2018, which resulted in Nike's making Mr. Kaepernick one of its highest paid football endorsers and a face of a new advertising campaign.
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"We need to show FEMA people checking out of the hotels, and people with beach things checking in," said board member Buddy Wilkes, promoting an $21 million advertising campaign for the city, the Panama City News Herald reported.
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The group is laser-focused on maintaining and expanding the Senate majority -- in the midst of a $42 million television advertising campaign focused on a half-dozen states -- and would only use Clinton to bash Senate Democratic hopefuls.
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Fashion has been embracing older models lately, with icons like Lauren Hutton returning to the catwalk and snagging an advertising campaign for Bottega Veneta and athleisure staple Athleta enlisting a 98-year-old yogi for its latest ads.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG unit Electrify America said on Monday it is launching a national advertising campaign using cultural U.S. cartoon icons the Flintstones and Jetsons in a bid to broaden consumer awareness of electric vehicles.
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Burger King is in trouble with Belgium's monarchy over an advertising campaign asking Belgians to vote online to "crown" the global fast-food giant the true ruler of the country where the U.S. brand will launch next month.
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The advertising campaign, to begin in mid-April, will be published across different media channels and focus on the changes the bank has implemented since it was rocked by revelations over illegal sales practices in September last year.
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The idea that a potential convert to jihadism would give the time of day to a U.S.- branded website designed by a defense contractor in Tampa or a slick advertising campaign produced in London has long been discredited.
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Industry trade group PhRMA has taken a page from the book of its members — spending millions of dollars on an advertising campaign in which they blame hospitals, insurance providers, and others for the rising price of prescription drugs.
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Mr. Künstler said he no longer had the energy to work the way he used to, though he recently signed contracts for a new advertising campaign and for a series of children history books based on his paintings.
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The shift to grass-roots appeals by Koch-aligned organizations in hard-fought Senate races comes as the groups on Wednesday ended a monthslong, multistate television advertising campaign, which along with other initiatives cost an estimated $42 million.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Nike was sending "a terrible message" with an advertising campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick, the NFL quarterback whose decision to kneel during the national anthem sparked a national controversy.
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To overcome these problems for the 21998 count, the Census Bureau paid for its first advertising campaign and enlisted trusted voices and volunteers from thousands of civic and commercial organizations to urge people to fill out their forms.
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The industry was already launching its bold counteroffensive in the pricing debate: Three days after Trump was sworn into office, the trade association PhRMA announced a new advertising campaign to rebrand drug makers as leaders in medical innovation.
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With Mr. Sanders favored to win in Nevada, they have limited time to try to stop his rise before the delegate-rich Super Tuesday contests on March 3 — when Mr. Bloomberg and his $300 million advertising campaign await.
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"Despite aggressive efforts to improve brand perceptions through a new national advertising campaign and the launch of new products including queso recently, customer review scores have not shown any signs of improvement," he wrote in a research note.
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Last fall, for example, the right-leaning government of Hungary launched a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign attacking the liberal financier and Holocaust-survivor George Soros for his support of open immigration, including billboards that attracted anti-Semitic graffiti.
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Just hours after Pruitt issued his consumer alert, a front group run by Washington, D.C., public-relations operative Rick Berman (whose talking points Pruitt clearly relied upon), launched a week-long advertising campaign defaming us in the state.
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But now, at 72, Ms. Leon has made a brash move of her own, stepping out from behind the scenes to vamp for the camera in the Kenzo spring/summer 2019 advertising campaign, which was unveiled last week.
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Fresh outrage over the case in recent months has prompted congressional inquiries and a digital advertising campaign from Allied Progress, a progressive group that is urging the Senate to authorize an investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general.
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The dispute echoes Mr. Trump's battles with his party last year, when the Club for Growth, a group of wealthy conservatives that backs anti-tax candidates in Republican primary races, financed a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign against him.
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A print exhibition at the Red Brick Center for the Arts plays off Bayer's "Great Ideas of Western Man" advertising campaign for Walter Paepcke's Container Corporation, with contemporary pieces that mix images and Bauhaus quotes (through July 18).
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Although Lumosity wasn't the first to offer "brain training" games to the public, it became the most famous thanks in large part to an aggressive advertising campaign touting its effectiveness at everything from boosting grades to improving athletic performance.
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If you're a child of the 80s or 90s, you might remember the inescapable advertising campaign from the National Pork Board hailing pig products as "The Other White Meat"—even though the USDA classifies it as a red meat.
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But the Switzerland-based company recently countered with a small victory over Apple when a Swiss court ruled in Swatch's favor over the use of its "Tick different" slogan; which is similar to Apple's memorable "Think Different" advertising campaign.
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"When a person who's struggling with body image issues sees someone who looks like them in a movie, in an advertising campaign, or being celebrated on social media, it's like they get their own stamp of approval," she wrote.
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A small private college in Missouri says it will end its use of uniforms containing the Nike logo over due to the athletic brand's decision to select Colin Kaepernick as the face of its "Just do it" advertising campaign.
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In the same press release, Concerned Veterans for America announced an advertising campaign to convince New Mexico's Secretary of State to withdraw proposed regulations that would require these dark money groups to disclose the donors funding their political spending.
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Ad of the Week After opening her general election advertising campaign focusing on her record of working with families and children, Hillary Clinton has pivoted to foreign policy, releasing two new ads criticizing Donald J. Trump's lack of experience.
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