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2. The television spots co-promoting [[/Film/KingRalph King Ralph]] with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting King Ralph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting \'\'[[/Film/KingRalph King Ralph]]\'\' with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting [[/Film/KingRalph King Ralph]] with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting \'\'Film/KingRalph\'\' with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting \\\'\\\'[[/Film/KingRalph King Ralph]]\\\'\\\' with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting \\\'\\\'Film/KingRalph\\\'\\\' with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting /Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting /Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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2. The television spots co-promoting Film/KingRalph with Burger King marketed a somewhat romantic fish-out-of-water comedy as a slapstick farce, mischaracterizing the protagonist in the process.
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