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		<title>Just because it goes viral does not mean it was a good idea!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Below is a video made for the Danish Tourism authority. The woman is an actress. The baby is not hers. It was a viral marketing stunt. It was highly successful in attracting attention, but is this really the image Denmark wants to project? And what kind of tourist are they wanting to attract? The BBC [...]]]></description>
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