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There probably was none active oxygen, because it would actually destroy the clothes which were washed with the aforementioned powder and the washer in which it was done, unless they were made out of 24-carat gold.

There was an article in some magazine mocking it, and its author wondered what would "single power of passive oxygen" be.

There was a Czech ad for washing powder, guaranteeing great effectiveness because it has "double power of active oxygen".

Wrigley's Doublemint Gum can apparently double both pleasure and fun.When the needle gets too high, they use Nicoderm and it goes back down.

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Ads for the Nicoderm patch (which delivers a small amount of nicotine through the skin to help ease withdrawal for people quitting smoking) show people with a Suck-O-Meter, which shows how much "quitting sucks" from moment to moment.

Compare Applied Mathematics and Formula for the Unformulable.

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