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The campaign has won multiple Lions this week including a Gold in Creative Data. The Creative Strategy Grand Prix went to ‘Real Beauty: How a Soap Brand Created a Global Self-Esteem Movement’ for Dove ...

Innocean’s “Night Fishing” film picked up a Silver and Bronze. The agency also won 2 Bronze’s for “Life-Saving Bathhouse”. Gold was awarded to MullenLowe TREYNA’s “#Stripesfitcheck” campaign. Leo ...

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The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is formally denying a petition from environmentalists regarding protections for whales during crabbing season.Environmen Federal judge in Eugene blocks rule on ...

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Another Sunday, another Showdown! This week, we are pitting two neo-vintage Seamaster Professional 300M references against each other. In the black corner, we have the sword-handed 2254.50. Out of the ...

If the rules carry on, all Japanese people could have the surname Sato by 2531, according to Hiroshi Yoshida, an economist from Tohoku University in Sendai, who led the study. According to Myoji Yurai ...

A simulation run by a Japanese professor and released on Monday revealed that by the year 2531, everyone in Japan will have the surname Sato. Not that there's anything wrong with the name Sato, of ...

Everyone in Japan will have the same surname by 2531 unless laws are changed to allow married couples to have different names, according to a new study. Sato is the most popular family name in Japan, ...

Professor Hiroshi Yoshida of Tohoku University's Research Center for Aged Economy and Society presents his study on last names in Japan, in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on March 22, 2024. (Mainichi/Ran Kanno) ...