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Coca Cola

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Noun1.Coca Cola - Coca Cola is a trademarked cola
cola, dope - carbonated drink flavored with extract from kola nuts (`dope' is a southernism in the United States)


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Coca Cola announced the launch of Coca Cola Zero, an innovative new product that maintains the Coca Cola flavor, but is a completely sugar free beverage.
During a press conference held at the Four Seasons Amman, on Sunday May 4, Coca Cola, the world's largest soft drink manufacturer, announced the launch of Coca Cola Zero, the latest edition to the Coca Cola family.
If we read Pignatari's poem across from left to right we see that the first verse faithfully reproduces the Coca Cola company's advertising slogan: beba coca-cola (drink coca cola) only to undermine the message in the second verse babe cola (drool glue), which is then followed by the toxic command beba coca (drink coca(ine)).
 
 
 
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