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    According to the Principle of Reasonable Skepticism, All Advertising Claims
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According to the Principle of Reasonable Skepticism, All Advertising Claims

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According to the principle of reasonable skepticism, all advertising claims are false and advertising is never genuinely informative or useful.

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