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queries: why the euro currency is important for greece?

queries: what would happen if greece did not leave euro

queries: what is the short term cost of leaving the euro

queries: benefits of leaving the currency of the euro

queries: why would it be beneficial to leave greece euro

queries: what is long term effect of leaving euro


queries: greece should default on debt and return to the drachma

queries: what type of policy should greece follow?


queries: why was the debt crisis in greece so difficult

queries: why did the austerity measures fail in greece

queries: why was the greece debt crisis triggered

queries: why are the greek government austerity measures not working

queries: why has the greece debt crisis gone down

queries: why did they default on austerity measures

queries: why did the budget deficit fail in greece

queries: why has the current austerity measures failed

queries: why is the government of greece not complying with austerity measures

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queries: if greece defaults what would happen to greece

queries: what would happen in greece if it exits the euro

queries: what is the impact of a default on greece

queries: why would it be advantageous for greece to default

queries: would a default in the euro be a good thing affecting the economy of greece?


queries: would a greece default hurt the eurozone?

queries: does a eurozone default increase the uncertainty?

queries: which country is not considered in europe

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queries: what would happen if greece default on euro

queries: which country would exit the eurozone if greece defaulted

queries: why is it important to exit the eurozone

queries: does a eurozone default increase stability

queries: what would be the impact of europe's greeks defaults?

queries: why would it be a bad idea to exit greece

queries: what would happen if the eurozone exits greece?


queries: why would eurozone default hurt greece financially

queries: why would the banking sector collapse in greece?

queries: is it true that the eu would stop lending to greece


queries: who owns the sponsorship of the olympics?

queries: which is an example of privileged access for a sponsor?

queries: which right does sponsors of olympic games need

queries: what is the role of a sponsor in the international sports event

queries: how did the sponsorship of the olympic games affect the public

queries: why are sponsors prohibited from sponsoring events

queries: what is the difference between a sponsor and a sponsor

queries: which term refers to a legal right that is owned by the sponsor of the olympics?

queries: which government agency has been involved in the privatization of language?

queries: what is the role of sponsors in london games


queries: what is the impact of the olympics for small businesses

queries: how did small business impact on london olympics

queries: which olympic companies are affected the most

queries: are sponsors limiting what they can sell

queries: why london olympics has little economic benefit?

queries: which business is hardest hit by the olympics?

queries: how much do small businesses think about the olympics

queries: how much impact did the olympics have on small enterprises?

queries: what is economic effects of sporting events

queries: why are sponsors of the olympics being limited

queries: do small business think the olympics will negatively affect their businesses

queries: where are the london 2012 games being held?

queries: how is the impact of the olympic games for local businesses

queries: what is the role of commercial sponsors in the london 2012 olympic games

queries: how is the olympics impacting small businesses


queries: which corporation can afford to buy the olympic games

queries: who can reasonably be said to own the london 2012

queries: who can reasonably be called to own a gene

queries: who has the rights to the phrase london 2012

queries: who can reasonably be said to own a gene?

queries: who can reasonably be said to own the phrase london 2012?

queries: who can reasonably be said to own the phrase “london 2012”,

queries: who can be held responsible for the invention of phrases

queries: who can be legally owned by an olympic team


queries: what is the purpose of olympic sponsorship legislation

queries: what is the purpose of sponsorship legislation

queries: who can sponsor an athletics event at an olympics

queries: why is it important to not pay pepsi at an event

queries: why does sponsor laws need to be introduced

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queries: why is sponsorship legislation necessary

queries: what is the purpose of sponsor advertising for an event

queries: why does pepsi stand outside the olympics

queries: why is sponsored event legislation a problem?

queries: why do sponsors get free shirts from pepsi


queries: is it legal for sponsors to sell themselves at a sports event

queries: what is the difference between an article and publication containing the word olympic rings?

queries: what is the difference between a sponsorship agreement and an infringement of natural justice?

queries: what is the difference between a sponsorship and an owning word for a sponsored event

queries: what is meant by owning words in a newspaper

queries: what is the infringement of natural justice in games? why is it illegal to own words?

queries: which is an infringement of natural justice?

queries: what is the difference between owning words and sponsorship of the games

queries: what is meant by the phrase the olympic rings

queries: what's the difference between owning words and advertising?

queries: what is the purpose of proposing the london 2012

queries: which of the following is an example of an infringement of natural justice?


queries: what law prohibits sponsors from having events

queries: does sponsoring a sporting event violate the ip laws

queries: when to use ip law in sponsorship of a professional event

queries: what rights do corporations have to use to sponsor an event

queries: can a corporate use a sponsorship agreement for a sport?

queries: what are the laws regarding sponsorship of sporting events?


queries: why are the london olympic games important

queries: why is it necessary to sponsor an olympic event?

queries: what was the importance of the london 2012 olympic games

queries: why is it important to sponsor a sporting event

queries: which is true about hosting olympic sports?

queries: how is the london olympics being funded?

queries: why london olympics is considered as an event

queries: what benefits does it have for businesses hosting olympics

queries: what is the benefit of a sponsorship event

queries: why london olympics benefit from sponsors

queries: why is it necessary for london to host the olympic games


queries: are ip laws necessary for a corporation to be able to use an event sponsorship

queries: what is the use of intellectual property laws

queries: which corporation uses ip for sponsorship of an event?


queries: which ip law was created to protect the free press

queries: what is the importance of corporate ip laws

queries: can sponsors have a website sponsored by a corporation

queries: who is responsible for defending the legal rights of corporate ip law?


queries: do sponsors receive the infrastructural benefits of the games

queries: why does government support the olympic games

queries: which event is comparable to the privatisation of language

queries: why do government sponsors the olympic games

queries: why was the privatization of language such an effective strategy?

queries: what is the purpose of olympic sponsorship

queries: what is the purpose of the olympics sponsoring a conference event

queries: why is privatization of language illegal

queries: what is the purpose of privatizing language

queries: who receives sponsorship of olympic games?


queries: who is affected by mcdonalds branding laws

queries: what was the purpose of the butcher regulation act?

queries: who does the butcher of mcdonalds have a job

queries: who was the butcher in the battle of brands

queries: what is the ban on butchers from mcdonald's

queries: who is the butcher at mcdonalds in dorset?

queries: what is the issue of butchers and sponsors

queries: why mcdonalds is fighting with bk sponsors

queries: does the battle of the brands involve burger king


queries: why was a land grab an example of a common law?

queries: why is it important to know that something is sold off in perpetuity?

queries: what is another word for the term perpetuity

queries: what is the difference between buying and selling a gene

queries: what is the definition of the term'sold-off'

queries: who is responsible for a legal precedent?

queries: what is the definition of a perpetual acquisition

queries: what is the difference between buying a gene and selling it


queries: sponsorship advertising is counter productive

queries: which is an example of ambush advertising?

queries: which sponsorship action has the most damaging consequences?

queries: does the sponsorship business do anything


queries: what is the difference between a boycott of the olympics and a censorship?

queries: why was guy adams twitter account suspended

queries: who defended nbc coverage of the olympics

queries: who was the most famous journalist suspended

queries: why did guy adams suspend his twitter account after the olympics

queries: who was the person that suspended his twitter account

queries: why was guy adams twitter account removed from bbc

queries: who is being sued for running foul the olympics

queries: which bbc journalists had their twitter account suspended

queries: what is the purpose of a journalist being suspended for the olympics

queries: how did guy adams twitter account get suspended


queries: what is the purpose of sponsoring a sports event

queries: why is it important to sponsor sporting events

queries: why is sponsoring a major event important?

queries: why is it a disadvantage to sponsor a sporting event

queries: why is sponsoring a sporting event important

queries: why is it necessary to sponsor a sporting event

queries: why is it so important sponsors sponsor games?

queries: why is it necessary to sponsor sports events

queries: why are sponsored sporting events important

queries: why was opposition to sponsorship important

queries: why is it necessary for sports to host a major sporting event

queries: why do sports organizations sponsor sporting events


queries: what is the purpose of a corporation’s ip law and sponsorship

queries: who can use the ip law for sponsorship of events

queries: who can use a company sponsored event for

queries: which is a major threat to freedom of speech under the ip law

queries: why is it important for ip rights protection

queries: what is the importance of event sponsorship


queries: is sponsorship law a corporation or a statute

queries: does the ip laws protect event sponsorship?

queries: can corporations violate ip laws for sponsorship

queries: what kind of business is sponsored by ip

queries: which ip law requires sponsorship sponsorship


queries: what is the threat ip laws pose to the rights of corporations

queries: what type of laws are used by corporations in relation to event sponsorship

queries: are corporations liable for violation of intellectual property law?


queries: which statement describes the basic concept of freedom from consequences?

queries: why does freedom of speech mean freedom from consequences

queries: does a person have to have freedom of speech

queries: do consequences affect freedom of speech

queries: why is it important that someone is free from the consequences of their actions

queries: do you have to be a political to have a free speech

queries: are consequences necessary on freedom of speech

queries: what is the difference between freedom of speech and freedom from consequences

queries: is it necessary to have freedom of speech

queries: which is a necessary component of freedom of speech?

queries: do we have freedom from consequences for speech

queries: which term describes freedom from consequences?


queries: what is the purpose of ban the internet?

queries: why do we need to ban anonymous posting and commenting on the internet

queries: why did we ban anonymous posts and comments on the internet?

queries: which of the following would ban anonymous posting and comment on the internet?

queries: why do people ban anonymous comments online

queries: what is meant by bans on anonymous comments

queries: why did they ban anonymous posting on the internet

queries: what is the purpose of a ban on anonymous posting on the internet

queries: which statement refers to the ban of anonymous posting on the internet?


queries: why does the internet have an anonymity limit freedom

queries: does anonymously expressing hatred limit people's ability to seek out help and community?

queries: what would be the effect of anonymity on hate speech?

queries: why do people feel anonymity is a useful tool

queries: why the lack of anonymity has been abused as a tool to spread hate speech?

queries: why anonymity is necessary for hate speech?

queries: why anonymity is important in order to reduce hate speech online


queries: why do we ban anonymous comment on the internet

queries: why did the internet ban anonymous postings and commenting

queries: should anonymous commenting on the internet be legalese

queries: how to protect the internet from anonymous commenting

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queries: why is it bad to ban anonymous posts on internet

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queries: why did a ban on anonymous posting start

queries: why did the government ban anonymous posting

queries: why is the ban against anonymous post banned in the internet?


queries: which of the following is a characteristic of an anonymous protest?

queries: why anonymous resistance is difficult to conduct

queries: why do people have resistance in the church

queries: why is anonymous resistance less likely to lead to any kind of change

queries: does anonymous resistance work against the church

queries: why is an anonymous response less likely to lead to change

queries: what is the purpose of anonymous resistance to scientology

queries: what's the meaning of anonymous resistance

queries: why is it difficult to protest anonymous

queries: why are anonymous critics less effective


queries: can anonymous people post anonymously on the internet

queries: why is it illegal to comment on the internet

queries: is it illegal to comment on an anonymous website


queries: why is identity important for self improvement

queries: why is it unlikely that self-improvement is possible?

queries: why do some people have multiple identities

queries: can a false identity lead to self improvement

queries: does an alias or false identity lead to self improvement

queries: what is the limit to a person's ability to experiment with identity?

queries: when you have multiple identities what does this limit?


queries: what's the ban on anonymous posting on internet

queries: can anonymous posts on internet be banned?

queries: what is the purpose of a cyberbullying ban

queries: why does the government ban anonymous posting on the internet

queries: can we ban anonymous comment on the internet

queries: why did we ban anonymous internet spoofing

queries: what is the definition of anonymous post

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queries: does cyberbullying reduce cyberbullying?

queries: is cyberbullying more dangerous than cyberbullying

queries: why does cyberbullying have an anonymous posting

queries: why anonymous posts are used for cyberbullying

queries: why anonymity is necessary in cyberbullying

queries: how anonymity can be used to reduce bullying

queries: why is social anonymity so important for cyberbullying?

queries: why do people use cyberbullying anonymously


queries: why is it important to reduce hate speech

queries: what is the purpose of anonymity on social media

queries: which of the following was the goal of the ban on anonymous postings on the internet?

queries: can an anonymous person make racist remarks online

queries: why do people feel more hated than others

queries: why is online hate speech more likely to happen

queries: how to reduce the amount of hate speech online

queries: when will the media reject sexist and hateful comments?

queries: how does the ban on anonymity prevent hate

queries: what is the role of anonymity in hate speech

queries: why is the internet considered a public health problem

queries: is it better to anonymously post hateful comments on social media or online

queries: what is the purpose of anonymous hate speech


queries: why is anonymity useful for illegal activity

queries: how would it be better to use anonymity when doing illegal activity?

queries: why is it useful to be anonymous on the internet

queries: why is anonymity useful for criminal activity

queries: why is anonymity important in cyber crime


queries: what is anonymous posting on social media

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queries: what was the intent of the ban on anonymous posting

queries: why was facebook banned from commenting anonymously

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queries: why was the internet banned on social media

queries: why was the ban on posting anonymously introduced


queries: when people are free to say what they want

queries: can an anonymous person post anonymously?

queries: how does anonymous posting affect the freedom of speech

queries: why is anonymous speech a problem in the internet

queries: why is it important to remove the right to post anonymously

queries: why does the right to anonymous posting hurt the freedom of speech?

queries: why is it bad for the people to post anonymously

queries: why is it bad to remove the right to post anonymously

queries: why did the government remove the right to anonymously post online?

queries: what does it mean to remove the right to anonymously post

queries: why was the right to post anonymously removed

queries: why is the right to post anonymously necessary

queries: why is it important to remove the right to anonymously post on facebook?

queries: can the right to post anonymously be abolished


queries: why should people stop posting anonymously on the internet

queries: what does it mean to be anonymous on the internet?

queries: what is the purpose of ban on anonymous posting

queries: why does the internet ban anonymous posting?

queries: why are people banned from commenting on the internet


queries: why is anonymous posting necessary for lgbt youth

queries: who is banned anonymously from online communication

queries: can anonymous posting reduce self esteem

queries: which social media is banned anonymously?

queries: why is it important to ban anonymously posting


queries: is there a ban on anonymous commenting on the net?

queries: why did internet users ban anonymous postings

queries: why do cybercriminals ban anonymous posting of information?

queries: how can someone ban anonymous commenting

queries: why is anonymous posting banned on the internet

queries: what is ban on anonymously posting and commenting


queries: why is anonymous a threat to the church of scientology

queries: why is anonymous a threat in scientology

queries: what is the difference between anonymous and scientology

queries: what internet anonymity means for scientology

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queries: define anonymity and explain how it is used in the church of scientology.

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queries: why do we ban anonymous comments on the internet

queries: why ban online anonymous posting on social media

queries: why do we ban anonymous postings on the internet

queries: which statement was true about the ban of anonymous comments on the internet?

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queries: what's the definition of banning anonymous posts

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queries: why is the ability to post anonymously important

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queries: why is anonymity used for online identity

queries: why is posting anonymous on the internet problematic

queries: why is it important to ban anonymously posting

queries: why is it important to allow anonymous posting on social media

queries: why is it important to ban anonymously posts for social media

queries: why is anonymous posting an important thing in the internet

queries: why is posting anonymous on the internet necessary

queries: why is it important that people post anonymously


queries: why is it important to stop cyberbullying?

queries: is anonymous bullying a form of bullying?

queries: what is the definition for anonymous bullying

queries: what is the best way to prevent cyberbullying


queries: do koreans think facebook is allowing hate speech

queries: can real names be used to write messages in hate speech

queries: why did facebook fail to stop hate speech

queries: how is hate speech different from real life


queries: why is it difficult for police to detect illegal activity

queries: can the uk police see who is going to be arrested

queries: how can authorities find out who is online

queries: which of the following is an example of the importance of allowing illegal activity to occur?

queries: why is it difficult to detect criminal activity

queries: why is illegal activity harder to monitor under the status quo

queries: does anonymous websites make illegal activity harder

queries: does anonymity help to identify a criminal

queries: why is it difficult for law enforcement to track illegal activity?

queries: can the police detect criminal activity on websites

queries: what is the purpose of hiding illegal activity?

queries: how will illegal activity hinder law enforcement operations

queries: can you find out who you are on a website


queries: how do you prevent fraud on your computer

queries: should parents be more pro-active when controlling their child online

queries: do you need to monitor a child's online activities

queries: how are the internet safety measures taken

queries: which is an example of a prevention plan

queries: what is the purpose of raising internet awareness amongst the public?

queries: can parents be more proactive in preventing fraud?

queries: how to prevent fraud using fake identities


queries: what policy should be established to stop sexist advertising

queries: where is sexist advertising in australia

queries: how does denmark combat sexist advertising

queries: what is sexist advertising in advertising

queries: which countries have laws regarding advertising

queries: which countries have adopted laws to stop sexist advertising

queries: when was sexist advertising introduced in the united nations

queries: how do we combat ads that promote gender equality

queries: which countries has sexist advertising policy

queries: which countries have already introduced a sexist advertising policy?

queries: what policy should be developed to stop sexist advertising in retail

queries: who is the government responsible for sexist advertising


queries: which advertising industry bans sexist ads

queries: which advertising policy bans sexist ads?

queries: what is the prohibition against sexist advertising

queries: is there a legal limit on sex advertising

queries: why is the internet banned from sexist ads


queries: why is it necessary to have sexist advertising

queries: why is it necessary to put advertising on the public


queries: which statement bans all advertising that is sexist?

queries: which of the following is an example of the importance of a ban on sexist advertising?

queries: what advertising laws would ban sexist advertising

queries: which advertising policy bans sexist ads

queries: why is it difficult to ban sexist advertising

queries: what would the ban be on sexist advertising


queries: why is sexist advertising difficult to understand

queries: why is sexist advertisement difficult to codify

queries: why is it difficult to define sexist advertising?

queries: what is the importance of sexist advertising?

queries: what is the reason why the advertising is considered sexist

queries: why is sexist advertising so difficult to codify

queries: what is the definition of sexist advertising

queries: why would sexist advertising be difficult to define

queries: which is an example of sexist advertising?

queries: why is advertising deemed inappropriate?

queries: why is it so difficult to codify sexist marketing?

queries: what is the purpose behind sexist advertising?


queries: why is it important to ban sexist advertising

queries: what is the ban on sexist advertising policies that were passed

queries: should advertising policies be established that ban sexist advertising?

queries: what are the policies to ban sexist advertising

queries: should advertising policies be established to ban sexist advertising?

queries: when should sexist advertising be banned

queries: what policy should be established to ban sexist advertising policies should be established?

queries: what policies should be implemented to ban sexist advertising?

queries: should we ban the promotion of sexist advertising

queries: why do we need to ban sexist advertising in the world

queries: which of the following policies should be established in the US?


queries: what should a change in advertising mean

queries: which statement best illustrates the difference between banning, and changing cultural environments?

queries: what type of environment could the milk board adopt

queries: how do businesses respond to changing social attitudes

queries: should an organization be banning advertising

queries: what is a business who is banning advertising

queries: should banning be considered a legal entity

queries: what is the role of a business in changing the culture

queries: why is it important for advertising to change

queries: which ethical principle is based on a policy that requires the enacted by the government to ban advertising for an unconstitutional purpose?

queries: what is changing business environment as a result of social cultural environment


queries: why did the advertising campaign ban sexist ads?

queries: why do we have to ban sexist advertising

queries: what is the ban on sexist advertisements

queries: do we have to ban sexist advertisements?

queries: who has the right to be free from stereotyping?

queries: which advertising laws ban women from promoting gender identity or expressing an opinion?


queries: why should consumer behaviour be the choice of a consumer

queries: how does advertising influence consumers

queries: who is the consumer and who is the consumer

queries: does the consumer have a choice when buying ads

queries: why should the consumer decide their own behaviour based on what was shown in the ad?

queries: what is the relationship between advertising vs consumer behaviour

queries: how does adverts influence consumer behaviour

queries: why are advertisements an individual choice and why should they be left at the individuals discretion

queries: why is the choice in advertising a personal choice

queries: what is the relationship between advertisement and consumer choice?

queries: who is the person chosen by ads to purchase the product

queries: which of the following is true about the power of institutional power structure?

queries: who decides what is the meaning of advertisements

queries: why do feminists believe in the right to self determine consumer behaviour

queries: what is the relationship between an ad, consumer choices and individual consumer choices

queries: what are the differences between the right to self decide and the right to self decide


queries: which of the following has the greatest effect on the sex attitudes of society

queries: how does sexist advertising affect society

queries: why is sexist advertising harmful to women

queries: which of the following is a direct link between sexist advertising and violence against women?


queries: how does a ban on sexist advertising affect women?

queries: which statement is true about gender-based advertising?

queries: which statement best describes an idea about a sexist ad?

queries: which is true about bans on advertising?


queries: does advertisement have any effect on public policy

queries: which is important information why we use advertisements

queries: why is advertising an important part of the communications industry

queries: why is advertising important in communication?

queries: what is the importance of marketing in the public domain?

queries: what is the role of advertising in public policy

queries: why is advertising necessary for communication

queries: what role does advertising play in the public realm


queries: which policy is most appropriate for limiting sexist advertising?

queries: why did sexist advertising become illegal

queries: why is it necessary to ban sexist advertising

queries: what is meant by restricting ad production

queries: why does sexist advertising restrict freedom

queries: why is it difficult to standardize ad policies

queries: why do advertising policies ban sexist behavior

queries: does advertising restrict free expression

queries: why did sexist advertising get banned in spain

queries: what is the policy of preventing sexist advertising

queries: why do business owners refuse to advertise

queries: why should advertising policies be established

queries: does sexist advertising restrict free expression

queries: what is the policy that bans the promotion of sexist attitudes in advertising?


queries: why was the benneton ads successful? why or why not?

queries: is gender equality advertising profitable

queries: is it profitable to sell sexist products

queries: what is the benefit of sexist advertisements?

queries: which ad promotes a positive attitude toward gender equality?


queries: what is it called when an advertising policy bans sexist advertising

queries: is it better to ban sexist advertising than sexist advertising

queries: what does it mean when advertisers ban sexist ads and use a sexist symbol

queries: why does the media ban sexist advertisements


queries: what is the definition of sexist advertising

queries: sexist adverts are subjective definitions of

queries: why is sexist advertisement difficult to codify

queries: why is sexist advertising difficult to codify

queries: what is the purpose of sexist advertising

queries: which is an example of sexist advertising


queries: why does the ban on sexist advertising hurt the economy

queries: is it profitable to use sexist advertising

queries: which is an advantage of ban advertising? sexist advertising?

queries: is it profitable to ban sexist advertising

queries: what are some ways sexist advertising is profitable?


queries: what kind of problems does sexist ads create?

queries: why was california criticized for sexist advertising

queries: why was the universal declaration of human rights created?

queries: what is the problem of advertising that has created the sexist stereotype?

queries: how do businesses address gender inequality

queries: should advertising be allowed to be sexist

queries: why is advertising a sexist advertising problem

queries: why did we stop making advertising and addressing our problems in the workplace

queries: why is sexist ads causing public concern


queries: does advertising influence social behavior

queries: does advertising ban sexist advertising?

queries: why does the advertising industry ban sexist advertising

queries: why do we ban advertising in the workplace


queries: why is public advertisement important to society

queries: which statement about the nature of advertising is true?

queries: why is advertisement inappropriate for the public

queries: when the injustices of slavery were acknowledged, the greater social good of justice should prevail.

queries: when the economic benefits of advertising ceased

queries: why is advertising viewed as an opportunity to serve the public interest

queries: why is advertising inappropriate for the public

queries: why is advertising not appropriate for public space

queries: why is public advertising bad for society

queries: what is the importance of advertising over individuals?

queries: should the greater good of justice be held over individual choice?


queries: what is the problem with sexist advertising

queries: why is it dangerous to advertise in media

queries: which advertising laws ban sexist advertising

queries: why is the ban on sexist advertising harmful to society

queries: why are advertisements considered bad to society


queries: why is sexist advertising harmful to the body image

queries: what is sexist advertising harmful to women and men

queries: why is it important for sexist advertisements to harm girls

queries: what is the message of sexist advertising for ad age


queries: why does ad promotion violate women's rights

queries: why do we have discrimination against women

queries: why does stereotyping discriminate against women

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