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    Ps. Hér finnur þú bloggið á íslensku um markaðssetningu á netinu og mörkun og markaðsmál almennt.

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    February 03, 2010

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    In the Netherlands people often use their cars for short trips through town. I guess the infomercial is trying to convince them to use a bike, because it is just as fast in town and the exercise is good for them.

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