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From: ria@ptsfd.UUCP (Rich Anderson)
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Subject: Re: Re: Ambiguous advertising slogans (should be "clever slogan")
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Date: Thu, 9-May-85 01:29:32 EDT
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     I fancy the combination of words in each of these two statements:

        1) "The mind is a terrible thing to waste"

           (Has appeared on billboards, in magazines, etc.; slogan for
            the United Negro College Fund; "to waste a mind is a terrible
            thing" might have been preferable)

        2) "It's time to do things differently that we have not done before"

           (Goal Systems slogan used in marketing computer-based training)