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What does it say that advertising gimmicks are the only memorable things these days?"

The headhunters village sounds like some form of advertising gimmick!

It was originally used as an advertising gimmick when cigarettes did not have filters.

They view the foreign-language ads as mainly an advertising gimmick.

Because of this, breaking is primarily used as an advertising gimmick to woo potential customers.

The company has tried advertising gimmicks and brand revivals.

I liked the challenge of that old-time advertising gimmick.

The more affluent, traditional and family-oriented communities reject the advertising gimmick.

Must be some kind of prank or advertising gimmick."

This automobile was offered by Hilton Hotels as an advertising gimmick.

"The title is an advertising gimmick," he said.

Not an advertising gimmick: it's the truth.

It was, he admits, an advertising gimmick.

Perhaps the Germans still think that books are serious and shouldn't be cheapened by advertising gimmicks to persuade people to buy them.

A metal grid on the Broadway side will permit a mix of advertising gimmicks, including video and electronic screens.

That's no great surprise to Lexani, however, which views the product more as an advertising gimmick than a potential top seller.

Maybe some new advertising gimmick.

An advertising gimmick?

"But he has another goal in mind, namely an advertising gimmick," Dr. Sejnowski said.

But a passer-by might see the same flag as an advertising gimmick, even a ploy to circumvent zoning regulations on the size of signs.

A man taking a break from planting corn near Davenport, Neb., thought the bomb in its plastic bag was an advertising gimmick.

Early advertisements used an Aunt Jemima paper doll family as an advertising gimmick to buy the product.

Rival Sees a Gimmick "It's strictly an advertising gimmick in my mind," he said.

In 1938 Tabb built a 15 inch bicycle as his father used to do, to hang outside his shop as an advertising gimmick.

"They didn't know if it was the rebirth of vaudeville, or legitimate theater, or an advertising gimmick or just a novelty."