Understanding standing correctly
Noticed. Just so we're clear.
Drinks/insurance So that we don't misunderstand each other, the advertisements shown are about nothing other than an insurance company that deserves our trust and the promise of being able to enjoy a sparkling wine to the full. A copywriter with style wrote the headline: "A woman with style chooses the man who suits her best". And another copywriter wrote: "No longer stands up to her wishes." Stamina - what suits a lady when drinking champagne and what is generally meant by wishful thinking when it comes to performance
of certain insurance groups - has been visualized by the AD with an old man who is just sitting, as well as two champagne glasses that are lovingly sparkling upright in the air. The man says: "Can no longer withstand your wishes."
This sparkling wine can be taken "dry, extra dry and brut". But this should not be interpreted here as a seduction to ambiguous thoughts in unambiguous advertising.
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of certain insurance groups - has been visualized by the AD with an old man who is just sitting, as well as two champagne glasses that are lovingly sparkling upright in the air. The man says: "Can no longer withstand your wishes."
This sparkling wine can be taken "dry, extra dry and brut". But this should not be interpreted here as a seduction to ambiguous thoughts in unambiguous advertising.
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