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Even now, the campaign is grudging in its spending here; it has spent just over $1 million for advertisements since the Democratic convention.

"The car was parked in my driveway, and the advertisement was there for FlashDancers," said Mr. Singh, 56, whose taxi has had rooftop advertisements since the day he began driving, five years ago.

The All India Democratic Women's Association has been monitoring advertisements since the 1990s and gets particularly angry with ads that convey the message "if she is not fair in color, she won't get married or won't get promoted," said Manjeet Rathee, a spokeswoman for the association's media group.

Games is seen as a natural springboard for launching rich media advertisements, since the users who access the site usually stay there for longer periods of time and are adaptive to new Web technologies.

Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican who is running for re-election, put up his first advertisement since the primary last Friday, and Tom Golisano, the apparent victor in the Independence Party primary, will begin advertising tomorrow, his aides said.

Even if Mr. Bush carries Florida, the Gore campaign can claim something of a victory, because the Bush camp and the Republican Party have spent more than $4 million in advertisements here since the Democratic convention.

I also changed my name to "Chase" in the advertisement, since that seemed like a suitably sleezy name.

Finally, this study did not measure the actual number of displayed advertisements since it was difficult to remember the exact amount of advertisements exposed and was subject to recall bias.

Ben Jealous released his first advertisement since clinching the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial nomination in late June, a 60-second spot that will air in the Baltimore market for about a week.

That was something they'd been getting at for quite a while, with the social open source advertisement even since the August or September of last year.

Then he looked to the Feb. 17 primary in Wisconsin, where he plans to run his first television advertisements since New Hampshire.