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Sex No Longer Sells.(European advertising)(Brief Article)
Are Europe's advertising authorities going ultra-PC? Long known for their tolerance in advertising everything from beer to chocolate, Europe's watchdogs are clamping down on ads that are violent, convey images of submission, portray people as objects or feature needless and irrelevant nudity. Ads across the Continent have been banned recently. One example: an ad for the Cuban beer Tinima, featuring a sultry bikini-clad model with a bottle of Tinima between her legs, and the tag line: ...
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