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These developments suggest why Mr. Obama's television spending in Missouri over several weeks in September outpaced Mr. McCain's by about a third — Mr. Kerry was pulling advertisements off the air in the state at this point four years ago — and why even some Republican experts can construct scenarios in which McCain loses the state.

In Kansas, meanwhile, Republicans ordered one of their own radio advertisements off the air.

General Motors announced this week that it was pulling its advertisements off the social network, claiming that they were not working.

The candidates had taken their advertisements off the air to honor the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, and Mr. Trump said nothing when he was asked on Sunday about Mrs. Clinton's condition.

After taking his advertisements off the air for two weeks because of the events of Sept. 11, Mr. Bloomberg has resumed his buying spree, spending about $1 million a week on new television spots that have been produced and written with the terrorism and its aftermath in mind.

The VCR can record TV programs like usual, but it also supports a commercial-cutting feature that can keep advertisements off the tape.

An excerpt from the version with Ms. Calongne, shown at right in the advertisement: Off-screen actress: "Hello, Hillary Clinton".

Tongue-in-cheek holiday advertisements shake off the sugarcoating.

An advertisement playing off some well-known symbols in China managed to offend Chinese consumers -- its intended audience -- even before it ran.

ON THE SCREEN The advertisement starts off with a man on a bicycle riding past an array of American flags whipping in the wind.

Far from the last word, Mr. Lazio's advertisement set off another round of brawling between the candidates, who even disputed the extent to which Mr. Lazio's commercial would be seen.