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What do government campaigns have in common with advertising? They both require a lot of evidence. They both seek to influence behavior. They both depend on performing arts. They both want to educate consumers.
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What do government campaigns have in common with advertising?
They both require a lot of evidence.
They both seek to influence behavior.
They both depend on performing arts.
They both want to educate consumers.
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they both seek to influence behavior
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They both seek influential behavior I believe, although I’m not 100% sure
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