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(A) Because such scenes are so easily recognized, advertisers are sometimes able to use just a few words toget the message across.
(B) The Marboro Man as an image for cigarettes has been around since the early 1950s, but only northern American viewers have good feelings toward it.
(C) In summary, images that depict good time in life, such as birthdays, weddings, and beautiful people, are used more often than others.
(D) In conclusion, educated viewers will remember cigarettes are bad for health no matter how attractive the image is.