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strategies do the following extra examples illustrate? a. The promotion of new ice-cream bars based on traditional chocolate bars (such as Mar Bars, Snickers, Kit Kat). b. Adding an automatic timer to a microwave oven. c. Using cinemas and theatres for daytime talks. 4. TEXT.7.3 BEIJING POSTAL