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When is a headline followed by a subheadline in an advertisement? A. when the message is not interesting B. when the message is long C. when the message is very short D. when the message is not intriguing
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When is a headline followed by a subheadline in an advertisement?

A. when the message is not interesting
B. when the message is long
C. when the message is very short
D. when the message is not intriguing enough
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Definitely B. In journalism they will never be headlining an article with something “not intriguing enough”. A subheadline will elaborate on one that is too long
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D. When the message is not intriguing enough.
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