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| Visual messages are not always nefariously constructed, nor do they all have negative consequences; nonetheless, their power to influence society cannot be understated. I can't see anything obviously nefariously wrong here. As Gore put it, drug makers were nefariously "spending hundreds of millions of dollars on television and on magazine advertising to persuade people to buy newer and more expensive medications when less expensive versions work just as well. |
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