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Two 30-second commercials, which began running on Monday, continue to carry the industry's long-running theme, "Beef.

DeVito/Verdi also created a campaign for Mount Sinai Medical Center, which began running in 2003.

The Westchester, which began running in 1912, never turned a profit.

The Tevatron, which began running in its current configuration in 2001, is just entering its prime.

He said that television spots, which began running two weeks ago, would be the biggest expense.

The commercials, which began running in 2003, didn't really sell soap use.

That thought is brought to life in a comically exaggerated way in two television commercials, which begin running this week.

But the documentary, which begins running Monday, is an overall primer on the crime of rape and the extreme difficulty involved with its prosecution.

The commercial, which begins running this week on prime-time cable and network television, is showcasing Under Armour's new Split and Charge RC models.

The paid ad, which begins running on Sunday in The New York Times Magazine and the next day in The New Yorker, is a message from the American Civil Liberties Union.

Previous Chunky campaigns have featured three or four players a year; the ads for 2007-8, which begin running next Thursday, will use eight.