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WARC Media Awards 2019 - Effective Use of Partnerships Sponsorships shortlist announced

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LONDON, Dec 11, 2019 - (ACN Newswire) - Campaigns for Axe in Argentina, Interac in Canada and US, 5 Gum in China, Pepsi Max in Australia and SKODA in the United Kingdom are among the 21 shortlisted case studies in the Effective Use of Partnerships & Sponsorships category of this year's WARC Media Awards.

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