If that's the question, 'Mazda' is a make of car. What the rest of it means is a fantastic* creation of a publicist's crazed mind - don't ask me what it means.
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PS *This use of 'fantastic' may be new to some readers. fantastic - Dictionary definition and pronunciation - Yahoo! Education
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- 10-Nov-2010, 12:03 #1
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mazda the first mazda vhicle to use advertising featuring the "Zoom-Zoom" creative platform was the company's new model
- 10-Nov-2010, 12:11 #2
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- 10-Nov-2010, 12:12 #3
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Re: mazda Have you a question, Roma?
Please get used to starting a sentence with a capital letter and ending it with (in this case) a full stop.
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- 10-Nov-2010, 20:30 #4
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Re: mazda If you're asking us to proofread your sentence, I would change it as follows:
The first Mazda model to use the "Zoom, Zoom, Zoom" song and advertising campaign was the the 2000 Tribute.
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