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The fact that all RSS readers do this - and that many of them also charge for the privilege or, like Google's Reader, make money off of RSS feeds by pairing them with their own advertisements - seems to have been lost on the Times' lawyers.
Observers also noted that identification of advertisements seems to improve as observers 'learn' where to look.
If television is waking up politically, with shows such as The Handmaid's Tale, advertisements seem to be far ahead.
(AP) THE POLLS THE WAGES OF NEGATIVITY: Negative advertisements seem to be effective -- in helping the candidate being attacked.
Oddly, without rising share prices, their advertisements seem to have lost their power to pull in the punters.The flood of money into equities has slowed to a trickle.
Mr. Bloomberg's most recent advertisement seems to support the contention that his television campaign has a life of its own.
And while the advertisement seems to invoke Mr. Reagan as an example of standing up to terrorists, some members of his administration later went on to sell arms to Iran as ransom for hostages held in Lebanon, and to divert the profits to rebels fighting the Marxists in Nicaragua, contrary to official government policy.
SCORECARD The advertisement seems to capture the passion surrounding the issue, and Mr. Giuliani, whose own history on the topic is well known, tries to strike a measure of balance by showing images of both the tools that would be used to crack down on illegal immigration as well as photos of immigrants becoming citizens.
THIS time in June every year I have only to walk by a drugstore display window filled with Father's Day cards or to open the newspaper where every advertisement seems to feature a necktie or a power tool that is "Perfect for Dad!" and my youth sweeps over me.
Higbee's Coincidences is a collection of photos taken on the streets of New York City at serendipitous moments: a man in an advertisement seems to lead a pedestrian by a rope; a commuter merges with The Weeknd when he passes behind a poster of the singer; a woman on the subway has a Mickey Mouse balloon for a head.
