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102. Effort by Bush supporter shines light on 'issue ads.'
103. Wealthy Texan says he bought anti-McCain ads
104. Coming Up: More Ads
105. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING COSTS CONTINUE TO FALL
106. Election losers: the webs
107. Let's end political ads on TV
108. Strong year ahead for TV, after so-so 1995
109. Political ads: TV's billion battle: the early winner? Local stations, as spending far outpaces 2008 and Obama and Romney inhale dwindling airtime in every swing state
110. Free air time: why many politicians paid instead; the candidates get to control their messages by paying for ads, and the stations make big money
111. Candidates, cash, California; millionaires' spending on television ads appears to know no limits
112. Election-law loophole
113. An estimate of rewards for the core advisers
114. Clinton's campaign consultants reaped millions from TV ads
115. Ashcroft, Gephardt top TV ad race
116. Gifts in Va. governor's race are heaped into ads
117. The disclosure campaign
118. 15 days before election day: it's politics, so anything can happen
119. Election day $mackdown
120. Swinging the vote
121. Powerful ad for the state is too long, too northern
122. Parties use avalanche of 'soft money' from big donors in races for Congress
123. Free TV time for candidates gains support; network access is sought for presidential hopefuls
124. No such thing as free TV time
125. Bay watch: a company owned by Buchanan's sister makes money on his ads
126. Surge in political ads buoying local media
127. FCC claims sole authority over ad disputes.
128. 4 mayoral candidates putting money on ads
129. TV will be a winner in the '96 elections
130. FCC, candidates cite ad overcharges.
131. Politics drives 2008 ad campaign; Olympics to also be key in estimated spending uptick
132. Senate race sets record at $27 million and rising
133. For health care lobbies, a major ad operation
134. Changing the ways that political consultants work
135. Bureau lifts 1992 estimates
136. With eight days left, Ross Perot launches blitz
137. THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Campaign Finances; Despite Economy, Clinton Sets Record for Funds
138. In TV commercial, Perot paints rosy portrait of early life
139. THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Main Topics for Marketers: Economy and the Election
140. Dan Lungren's name on the auction block.
141. Perot adman portrays campaign as a lesson in sheer frustration
142. Cost of political ads down sharply since '90
143. In Illinois, it's still pay to play: runaway top spender loses Senate primary, but cash remains crucial
144. Illinois race becomes relentless chase for dollars; senate challenger Martin trails Simon in raising funds for big-state media campaign
145. California Democrats focus on campaign 'air war.' (political advertising strategy for absentee ballots)
146. Candidates offered free TV air time
147. Not the prime-time players
148. Ads dominated ballot spending
149. Ad Spending. (Outtakes)
150. PAC's independent expenditures slow down
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