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At the time, advertising goods for Christmas before Thanksgiving was considered inappropriate.

Marketers create wants and artificial needs in us through advertising goods, experiences and lifestyles that are tempting to us.

Shops often advertise goods at 'Half price' or '50% off'and other cut-price offers.

Only in size and restricted contents (advertising goods, charities, insurance, unit trusts) does junk mail differ much from the newspaper or magazine as a medium.

M&S TV is an online TV station to advertise goods.

Dr. Bryan's patent also covers using bioluminescence to "attract attention, such as for advertising goods and/or services that are associated with a logo or trademark."

Under it, an eBay shopper would be guaranteed up to $10,000 in coverage if a participating auction seller did not deliver advertised goods at the agreed-upon price.

For example, it is unlawful under both statutes to advertise goods with the intent not to sell them as advertised or to misrepresent a product's price or source.

Mailshots (or Mail shots) are bulk mail advertising sent through the mail in the United Kingdom to potential customers to advertise goods or services.

These are members or entities that advertise goods on Amazon who order these goods direct from other competing websites but usually from other Amazon members.

Mr. Statler sells a range of specialty advertising goods, from T-shirts to mugs, to Silicon Valley companies, but he said the Lucite cubes were special.

Readers have been charged pennies at most for a combination of important, exciting, interesting and diverting information so that they can be lured into buying an array of advertised goods.

By a vote of 71 to 8, the Assembly passed a bill on Monday that would require businesses to honor rebates on advertised goods at the time and place of purchase.

GTS can be found throughout the galaxy on projected neon signs outside of space stations, most often advertising goods and services but also sometimes including cryptic messages or humorous phrases.

The "model" is not always a person, however; for instance, advertising in print often requires photographic depiction of advertised goods, and food can be the subject of magazine articles (often in very elaborate presentations).

A secondary part of the city's suit, added during unsuccessful negotiations with Sears last year, involves consumer complaints that advertised goods were not available and that work by contractors affiliated with Sears was shoddy.

It was a type found all over Africa, an unlovely building of mud brick with a naked corrugated iron roof, the walls plastered thickly with posters advertising goods from tea t o flashlight batteries.

Half the time We advertise goods people can't afford, and anyhow they've got the color and hold controls adrift because the pretty patterns are fun to look at when you've bolted and barred your mind with drugs.

Onlookers gape as a director programs and coordinates the video monitors, controls the music, played at ear-splitting levels, and interjects comments, advertising goods sold at the cafe's store, or, "Let's all wish a special happy birthday to" whomever.

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A part of Southside Williamsburg in Brooklyn is Ecuadorian in nature, with Spanish being the language spoken on the streets, bodegas advertising goods in Spanish, and churches advertising bingo games in Spanish.

How Pop-up Blockers Work It's happened to almost all of us at some point in our Web surfing experience - you're visiting a new site when all of a sudden your screen begins to fill with boxes advertising goods and services.

Four bills that he could not pay, six catalogues advertising goods he could not afford, and a franked envelope bearing the signature of his congresswoman, who was being opposed in the upcoming primaries by the owner of a chain of hardware stores.

Another is to be found in the Business Advertisements (Disclosure) Order 1977, which is designed to prevent a business advertising goods, e.g. in the small ads of a newspaper, without the advertisement making clear that the seller is indeed carrying on a business.

First, customers are "baited" by merchants' advertising products or services at a low price, but when customers visit the store, they discover that the advertised goods are not available, or the customers are pressured by sales people to consider similar, but higher priced items ("switching").