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Pepsi Granny and Pepsi Gramps: Shooting Script for a Proposed Commercial
A. D. Coleman "The Pepsi Generation." It's one of the most familiar phrases ever
invented by advertisers. And one of the most successful in promoting a product.
Pepsi Granny and Pepsi Gramps: Shooting Script for a Proposed Commercial
A. D. Coleman "The Pepsi Generation." It's one of the most familiar phrases ever
invented by advertisers. And one of the most successful in promoting a product.
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24 HE: They named us Pepsi Couple of the Year, on the spot. From that moment
until Pepsi Susie was born, they hardly left us alone for a minute. Everything we
did showed up — the engagement party, the wedding, the honeymoon .
24 HE: They named us Pepsi Couple of the Year, on the spot. From that moment
until Pepsi Susie was born, they hardly left us alone for a minute. Everything we
did showed up — the engagement party, the wedding, the honeymoon .
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34 HE: Not only that, but we wouldn't be the very first Pepsi Granny and Pepsi
Gramps ever, either, Mother! Why, that sweet little angel child put us all in the
history books! 35 she: We might have been the first, but we're certainly not the
last!
34 HE: Not only that, but we wouldn't be the very first Pepsi Granny and Pepsi
Gramps ever, either, Mother! Why, that sweet little angel child put us all in the
history books! 35 she: We might have been the first, but we're certainly not the
last!
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Selection Slanting and Charged Language | 2 |
We cannot communicate without bias Even when our intentions are | 11 |
Simplicity WILLIAM ZINSSER | 13 |
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