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When you look at this ad, while watching the old mermaid at the head of the ship, another image may creep into your mind-an image of a gorgeous mermaid. If you can see that image in your mind, the ad is a success. This print ad for Xyladecor paints..
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Rihanna is back _ on the red carpet, at least.
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In this undated photo provided by Nissan, a designer at the Nissan Technical Center outside Tokyo wears an aging suit used during vehicle design to help simulate the effects of age on drivers.
