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27 Aug 2007, 08:49 (Ref:1997287)
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Americans - Slaves of the Sponsors
MGM presents
a Steven Spielberg productions Americans - Slaves of the Sponsors They're the best racers in America. They win millions of dollars, and sponsors flock to the series. And yet, each time they get anywhere near a reporter... "So we hope that we can bring this Texaco Havoline Dodge to the front today." Will they ever break free? Their struggle will soon begin... In theatres at November 24th Sponsored by Coca-Cola (tm) Soo... why exactly does American racers always have to blurt out the names of the main sponsors each time they're interviewed? I never, ever see it in F1 where the relationship seems to be reversed. |
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