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Slogans and advertising, form 7

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Q 1/17
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reklamuoti
30
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Q 2/17
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reklama
30
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17 questions

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reklamuoti

1

30 sec

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reklama

2

30 sec

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reklaminis skelbimas

3

30 sec

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reklamos vadovas

4

30 sec

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šūkis

5

30 sec

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pagrindinis, didžiausias ir pan.

6

30 sec

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skųstis

7

30 sec

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pasakoti

8

30 sec

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įtikinti, įkalbėti

9

30 sec

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numatyti, išpranašauti

10

30 sec

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nuomonė

11

30 sec

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sutikti, pritarti

12

30 sec

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nesutikti, nepritarti

13

30 sec

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duoti nurodymus

14

30 sec

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taikyti(s) į

15

30 sec

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suaugę

16

30 sec

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klientas

17

30 sec

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