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We Can Work It Out: The Inside Story Of How Nike's Ad Featuring The Beatles' “Revolution” Started A Legal (And Advertising) War That Eventually Gave Peace A Chance - Magnet Magazine
We Can Work It Out: The Inside Story Of How Nike's Ad Featuring The Beatles' “Revolution” Started A Legal (And Advertising) War That Eventually Gave Peace A Chance - Magnet Magazine
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