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             use this product, which is entirely false. Consumers feel that if they do not use this 'wonder' product, they will be forever ugly, out of style, or fat.
             Much has occurred since the 1970's era. Today, advertisers break all of these 'relatively narrow bounds,' mentioned by Vernon Fryburger, by putting risqué language into the ads themselves, questionable frames of reference and visualizations, and sometimes flat out disgusting portrayals of men and women. After the Woodstock generation, ad agencies across the na
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