Advert review
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Super Bowl commercials: best and worst of 2017Whether they were packed with celebrities or hinted at the political climate, here are the Super Bowl ads that made a splash this year
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Nationwide's tone-deaf 'dead kid' spot was the nadir of Super Bowl adsThis year’s Super Bowl ads were a mix of celebrity self-deprecation, puppies and inspirational moments – before the insurance firm went and ruined the love-in
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Christmas TV adverts 2013 – reviewFrom the John Lewis cartoon about a rabbit and a bear to Ant and Dec's gingerbread massacre, this year's Christmas adverts are an odd bunch. Stuart Heritage reviews five of the big hitters
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John Lewis uses Power of Love for its Christmas campaignRetailer selects Gabrielle Aplin's cover of Frankie Goes to Hollywood song for its Christmas campaign. By Mark Sweney
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It's time for the cheesy Marks and Spencer adverts to stopPlease. Even Twiggy looks embarrassed in that paisley kaftan
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A word on our sponsors – Ikea cats
Leo Benedictus's advert review: The furniture chain's new TV spot appears at first to be no more than cat porn
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World Cup 2010: A word on our sponsors - Nike write the future
Paolo Bandini: It's not Brazilians doing their thing in an airport, but this latest World Cup offering is suitably heavyweight
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A word on our sponsors: Carlsberg's team talkLeo Benedictus's advert review: If Carlsberg did team talks … England would soon descend into sentimental lunacy
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A word on our sponsors: Total eclipse of the card
Leo Benedictus's advert review: How should Mastercard thank its customers? By getting Bonnie Tyler to dress up as an angel and ambush them. Obviously



A shrugging note that says: 'Will this do?' – John Lewis Christmas ad review