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Tuffy Plastics, Cape Town

Joe Public, Johannesburg 
Tuffy Plastics, Cape Town

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Virgin Blue

Cummins & Partners, South Brisbane 
Virgin Blue

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Boots

Mother, London 
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Harvard Business Review, Arlington

Leo Burnett, Lima 
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Papert Koenig Lois, New York 
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Papert Koenig Lois, New York 
Coldene

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British Airways

Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), London 
British Airways

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Marmot, Santa Rosa

Marmot / In-House, Santa Rosa 
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Ferrino Sleeping Bags

Ogilvy & Mather, Guatemala City 
Ferrino Sleeping Bags

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IQ Running Shoes

Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Miami 
IQ Running Shoes

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X Games

The Martin Agency, Richmond 
X Games

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Young & Rubicam (Y&R), Paris 
Kipsta

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adidas

180, Amsterdam 
adidas

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Killer Kowalskis Wrestling School

Connelly Partners, Boston 
Killer Kowalskis  Wrestling School

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Wieden + Kennedy, Shanghai 
Nike

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Duval Guillaume, Brussels 
Ligue Braille

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Ogilvy & Mather, Frankfurt am Main 
Malteser Ambulance Service

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Motorola “Hakko” (00:60) # A dark-haired guy lying half-naked on the floor, caught up in kilometres of tangled black wires, with crows circling outside the open window. Aficionados of comic series “The Crow” will be aware of the many references here. Outside, a pitch-black night. Being bound by the cables, the protagonist is unable to reach for his cell phone. Finally, however, he makes it and, as in “The Crow,” the wires are whipped up through the room, turning into birds, finally whooshing off out into the gloom of the night outside. Reason enough, in other words, for a few somersaults, breakdance and full 3D sound. Pay-off: “Hello wireless music. Hello Motorola.”

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