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Pretty Little Thing: 'Overly sexualised' advert banned
Pretty Little Thing: 'Overly sexualised' advert banned
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February 04, 2020
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The "irresponsible" advert invited viewers to view women as sex objects, the regulator rules.
Pretty Little Thing: 'Overly sexualised' advert banned
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