Branson-shaped ice cubes take off on selected Virgin flights
02 May 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
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The campaign promotes the 16-25, Family Friends and Senior railcard products, which allow customers to save a third off rail fares and receive additional benefits from partner organisations. Illustrated by Ben Kirchner and supported by the line "with 1/3 off rail fares, where will it take you ...
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have to commit to spending at least $25,000 on its ad products, including promoted tweets and trends ...
With contributions from the blogger Jane Cunningham, the book aims to celebrate more than 100 years of expertise from the Selfridges beauty department. It showcases a selection of beauty products, each of which has been frozen in ice sculptures and photographed. ...
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