ADS

ADS


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Word: ads
Phonetic: /ædz/
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Advertisement. Example: I have placed both of the ads in the newspaper as instructed.
Advantage
(debating) advantage Example: ads and disads


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Consumer Reports lacks them
Inc. spots?
Personal postings
Redbook revenue source
Super Bowl highlights?
*TV... want... clutter
18 minutes of a TV hour
30% of the average one-hour TV show
30-second spots
30-second spots on TV
A lot of junk mail
A lot of the paper
Adds to or subtracts from
Advertisements
Agencys spots
Airtime filler
Announcements that sell
Annoyances that pop up on the Internet
Annoying pop-ups
Attack ___
Attack ___ (campaign tactic)
Back covers
Banners on buses
Banners on the Internet
Best Super Bowl parts?
Billboard blurbs
Billboard boasts
Billboard displays
Billboard messages
Billboards
Blog revenue sources
Bloggers revenue source
Blurbs
Bob Dylans Victorias Secret spots
Break points?
Brief commercials?
Brief handbills
Britneys done them for Pepsi
Bus. placements
Campaign creations
Campaign expense
Campaign season propaganda
Candidates for Clio Awards
Catalogue contents
Circular contents
Circular filler
Circular staples
Circulars
Classified ___
Classified fodder
Classified info
Classified info.
Classified info?
Classified information?
Classified items
Classified items in the National Post
Classified items?
Classified listings
Classified material
Classified material?
Classified shorties
Classified
Classifieds
Classifieds and personals
Classifieds or personals
Clio award honorees
Clio candidates
Clio contenders
Clio honorees
Clio nominees
Clio winners
College sports execs
Come-ons
Commercial bits
Commercial info
Commercial pieces
Commercial pitches
Commercial spots
Commercials
Company come-ons
Components of some campaigns
Computer pop-ups
Consumer Reports doesnt have them
Consumer Reports lack
Consumer bait
Contenders for Clios
Coupon locales
Coupon sites
Craigslist postings
Craigslist posts
Credit card bill enclosures
Credit card bill inserts
Customer alerts
DVR users often skip them
DVRs get rid of them
Daily fill
David Duval does them for Charles Schwab
Desktop pop-ups
Deuce followers
Disregarded mail
Drama breakers
E-mail bane
Endings of turns at Words With Friends
Enticing pitches
Episode interruptions
Expensive Super Bowl spots
Expensive pages
Fashion magazines many
Fliers
Flyers
Gear-selling tools
Google income sources
Google moneymakers
Halftime features
Halftime staples
Help-wanteds
Highlights of some Super Bowls
Highlights of some Super Bowls?
Highlights of the Super Bowl telecast?
House ___ (papers own announcements)
Infomercials
Ins and outs of tennis
Inserts
Internet pop-ups
Internet popups
Internet revenue sources
Items often measured in column inches
Job listings
Jumbled classifieds?
Junk mail
Junk mail makeup
Kodak moments?
Lead-ins to many YouTube videos
Lionel Richie did them for Pepsi
Mad magazines lack
Mad money source
Mads lack
Mad. Ave. products
Madison Ave output
Madison Ave products
Madison Ave. creations
Madison Ave. fodder
Madison Ave. items
Madison Ave. offerings
Madison Ave. output
Madison Ave. products
Madison Avenue offerings
Madison Avenue output
Madison Avenue products
Mag features
Mag moneymakers
Mag pages
Mag revenue source
Magazine features
Magazine fillers
Magazine income producers
Magazine income source
Magazine inserts
Magazine money makers
Magazine moneymakers
Magazine pages
Magazine revenue source
Magazine revenue sources
Magazine staples
Magazine thickeners
Magazines income source
Magazines run them
Many are classified
Many are personal
Many craigslist postings
Many mag pages
Many magazine pages
Many pop-ups
Many run during the Super Bowl
Mark McGwire does them for McDonalds
Marketing tools
Matchbook come-ons
Media plugs
Media solicitations
Messages from DWFs
Messages from SWMs
Michael Jackson used to do them for Pepsi
Modern-day pop-ups
Money moneymakers
Moneymakers for TV stations
Most junk mail
Most newspaper circulars
Most spam
Much e-mail
Much junk mail
Much of magazines
Much of the daily paper
Much of the paper
Much skywriting
Much spam
NPR has none
Net surfers annoyances
New York has a lot of them every week
Newpaper fillers
Newspaper feature
Newspaper fillers
Newspaper income source
Newspaper inserts
Newspaper items
Newspaper listing
Newspaper moneymakers
Newspaper revenue
Newspaper revenue source
Newspapers need em
Newspapers
Non-editorial matter
Notices
Notices of sale?
Oft-zapped spots
On-line annoyances
On-line nuisances
Online clutter
Online revenue sources
Only reason to watch the Super Bowl
PBS no-no
PC pop-ups
Pages absent from Consumer Reports
Pages of Time
Pages that arent editorial matter
Paid notices
Paid pitches
Paid space
Paid spots
Paid-for pages
Paper back items?
Paper money source
Paper rectangles
Paper rectangles?
Paper revenue source
Parts of some campaigns
PennySaver announcements
PennySaver listings
PennySaver pitches
Personal items
Personal items?
Personal matters
Personal things?
Personal___
Personals
Persuasive devices
Pitched messages
Pitchers delivery?
Pitchers of beer?
Pitches
Pitches between innings
Pitches between innings?
Places to find steals
Plugs
Pop stars often do them for money
Pop-up blocker targets
Pop-up blockers block them
Pop-up intrusions
Pop-up nuisances
Pop-up pitches
Pop-ups on PCs
Pop-ups
Portion of a newspaper devoted to selling products
Print ___
Print pitches
Printed pitches
Prod. endorsements?
Product pitches
Product placements
Product plugs
Product promos
Product pushers
Program breaks
Program interruptions
Program stoppers
Promos
Promotions
Public notices
Public plugs
Put these in mags for new albums
Radio flyers?
Radio plugs
Radio spots
Readers Digest lack
Reason for tv time outs
Revenue source for a radio station
Revenue source for newspapers
Revenue sources
Rolling Stone filler
Saatchi & Saatchi output
Saatchi products
Sale notices
Sale notices?
Sales pitches
Sandwich-board notices
Sellers postings
Sellers notices
Selling points
Selling spots
Selling units
Short commercials?
Show interrupters
Show stoppers
Show stoppers?
Showstoppers
Side jobs for actors
Signs of election season
Snack-time trigger
Solicitations of sorts
Some Super Bowl Sunday highlights
Some Super Bowl highlights
Some Web site features
Some Yellow Pages entries
Some are classified
Some are negative during silly season
Some are personal
Some banners
Some classified material
Some fliers
Some inserts
Some mag spreads
Some magazine content
Some newspaper inserts
Some paper rectangles
Some pitches
Some pitches at baseball stadiums
Some plugs
Some pop-ups
Some posters
Some promos
Some quick pitches
Some spots
Some spots before your eyes
Some spots before your eyes?
Some spreads
Some teasers
Some web site banners
Sometimes Mad. Ave. products
Source of TV revenue
Source of paper profits?
Spam and such
Spam et. al.
Spam ingredient
Spam
Spieled ink?
Sponsors spots
Sponsored messages
Sponsors get to run them
Sponsors spots
Spots
Spots before ones eyes?
Spots before your eyes
Spots before your eyes?
Spots in the media
Spots in the newspaper
Spots in the paper
Spots of a sort
Spots on C.B.C.?
Spots on TV
Spots on a screen?
Spots on television
Spots on the Super Bowl telecast?
Spots on the TV
Spots on the air
Spots on the screen
Spots on the tube
Spots on tubes
Spots on your TV
Spots on-screen
Spots that can be pricey
Spots with slogans
Stuff at the back of the paper
Sun spots in Baltimore?
Sun spots?
Sunday paper inserts
Super Bowl Sunday showpieces
Super Bowl ___
Super Bowl breaks
Super Bowl highlights
Super Bowl premieres
Super Bowl purchases
Super Bowl revenue generators
Super Bowl showpieces
Surfing pop-up nuisances
TV clutter
TV breaks
TV commercials
TV interruptions
TV pitches
TV plugs
TV revenue
TV revenue source
TV show interrupters
TV show interruptions
TV show stoppers
TV spots
TV station revenue sources
TVs lifeblood
Teasers and trailers
Televised spots
Television plugs
Tennis points
Tennis scores
The Backstreet Boys have done them for Burger King
The junk of junk mail
Theme song followers
There are none in Consumer Reports
These might pop up on a screen
These pop up on a screen
They appear in dailies (I lie not)
They can get personal
They can get personal or be televised
They deliver a message
They frequently pop up
They have sponsors
They hope to sell things
They may be classified
They may be classified or personal
They may be come-ons
They may be flipped past
They may be personal
They may be personal (3)
They may blink on websites
They may have coupons
They may have jingles or slogans
They may include jingles or slogans
They may pop up
They may pop up nowadays
They may pop up on your computer
They may pop up on-line
They may smear an opponent
They might be classified
They might be zapped
They might feature jingles
They might pop up while browsing
They often pop up
They often pop up on screens
They often pop up on-line
They play during many a bathroom break
They pop up on screens
They run during the Super Bowl
They take up space in the newspaper
Theyre often classified
Theyre often negative in October
Theyre put in mags for upcoming tours
Theyre seen on passing buses
Theyre sometimes blocked
Theyre sometimes classified
Theyre sometimes personal
Theyre supposed to sell stuff
Things often zapped
Things that pop up annoyingly
Things to zap
Thirty-second spots
TiVo owners zap them
TiVo users bypass them
TiVo users may skip them
TiVo users might skip them
Trailers and mailers
Trailers
Used to find members
WWW pop-ups
Want ___
Want ___ (job postings)
Want ___ (newspaper section)
Want things?
Wanted items?
Wanted list?
Web page pop-ups
Web pop-ups
Web site banners
Web site clutter
Web site revenue sources
Web-site banners
Web-site pop-ups
Website revenue sources
What Consumer Reports lacks
What some Firefox plug-ins block
What some pitches are
When theyre personal
Word with personal or banner
Word with want
Word with want or personal
Words from sponsors
Words from the sponsers
Words from the sponsor
Words from the sponsors
Yellow Pages displays
You can zap them using TiVo
You see them after theyre taken out
You see them only after theyre taken out
Zappers targets
Zappers targets
Zapping targets
___ by Google
Newspaper displays.
Commercial exhortations.
What the papers are full of.
BBC doesn't use them.
Front page items in British papers.
Lost and Found, for instance.
Printed notices: Colloq.
Window cards.
Madison Ave. produce.
Billboard items.
Items on amusement pages.
Lost and Found, for example.
Blurbs, for example.
Harbingers of sales.
Subway reading matter.
Display items.
Buyer's reading matter.
Public notices: Colloq.
Full-page ___.
Color spreads.
Certain reading matter.
Exhortations to buy.
Buyers' concern.
Commercials, for short.
Commercials: Colloq.
Notices: Colloq.
Attention-getters
See 52 Across.
Newspaper features
Certain notices
Madison Ave. concerns
Billboard matter
Madison Ave. specialties
Gray-flannel specialties
Copywriter's output
Newspaper offerings
Help-wanted items
Situations Wanted, etc.
Persuasive copy
Come-ons of a sort
Lost and Found, etc.
Newspaper revenue sources
Promotional material
Plugs of a sort
Sales aids, for short
Certain plugs
Newspaper parts
Some posters, e.g.
Newspaper revenue-maker
Sales stimulators, for short
Newspaper needs
Newspaper part
Madison Ave. plugs
Newspaper musts
Mag's moneymakers
Mag. items
Billboards, e.g.
Certain personals
Sale notices, for short
Lures of a mfr.
These are often classified
Classified sect.
Personals, perhaps
Newspaper items, for short
TV networks' sine qua non
Sellers' notices
The classifieds
Promo pieces
Personals, e.g.
Personals in some mags
TV commercials, e.g.
TV messages
Breaks on TV
Most junk mail, essentially
Classifieds, e.g.
Fliers, often
Circulars, basically
Infomercials, e.g.
Job listings, e.g.
Zappers' targets
Internet pop-ups, e.g.
Pop-ups, e.g.
What 20-Across lacks
Web pop-ups, e.g.
See 23-Down
Help-wanteds, e.g.
Pages that aren't editorial matter
Inserts, often
Spots before one's eyes?
Sponsors' spots
Net surfer's annoyances
Things that may be 65-Downed
They push things
Some trailers
YouTube video lead-ins
What Mad magazine lacked from 1957 to 2001
What TV watchers often zap
Circular parts
YouTube video preceders, often
Mad Men output
Coupon bearers, often
Channel-surfing catalysts
Super Bowl highlights, to some
They may come in blocks
Sidebars of many web pages
Some campaign purchases
What a pitcher is full of?
Super Bowl highlights, to many
YouTube video additions of 2007
15+ minutes of a typical TV hour
Breaks you wish would end?
Targets of some blockers
Many online banners
Source of most of Google's revenue
They're taken out in newspapers
Supplemental work for actors
Source of much of Google's income
Sides of many city buses
Block between shows
Video intrusions
Components of many free apps
What a majority of campaign spending goes toward
First few minutes of many podcasts
Annoyances in some free apps
Scores after deuces, informally
What free apps often come with
Them's the breaks!
Trailers, e.g.
YouTube revenue source
Google ___
Autoplaying annoyances, sometimes
Revenue alternative to subscriptions
Circular components?
Things to skip
App annoyances
Contents of some sidebars
Sides of some buses
Main source of online revenue
Things you can pay YouTube to avoid
Buses and taxis have them nowadays
Parts of a Facebook feed
Revenue sources for podcasts
Some Instagram feed posts
Much-anticipated parts of Super Bowl broadcasts
What a digital subscription might end
Expense for a political campaign
What Consumer Reports lacks, unlike most other magazines
Nowadays many of them are targeted
Drawbacks to a free app
Remove ___ (in-app come-on)
Free app annoyances
Agency creations
Pitches during breaks
Promos that interrupt programs
Sunday paper pile
Sponsors array
Podcast interruptions
Plugs for products
App interruptions
Classified postings
Reasons for some sportscast split screens
Many promos
Common intruders
Mad Men creations
Cause of a paper weight increase
Wikipedia lacks them
Much of the Sunday paper
Eight minutes of the average sitcom
Many get snacks during them
Sunday paper barrage
Pop-up annoyances
GEICO specialties?
Free-app interrupters
Web spots
Features of many 48-Down
They often pop up in windows
Some app interruptions
They often interrupt episodes
What Mad lacked until 2001
They may push you to buy
Magazine thickener
They may be targeted
Sale announcements
Newspaper classifieds
Much of junk mail
Commercials, for example
TV commercials, for example
Billboard postings
Service announcements
Infomercials, for instance
Commercials and billboards
Corporate promotions
Some mag pages
Paid promotions
Magazine supporters
Flyers, frequently
What app users pay extra to avoid
Notices in a stream
Sellers buys
Paid promos
Certain website pop-ups
YouTube video interruptions
What zappers avoid
Commercials and billboard postings
Things often skipped nowadays
Revenue sources for blogs
YouTube Premium lacks them
YouTube influencers revenue sources
Movie preceders
Pop-ups. probably
Features of free apps, often
Some extensions block them
Superbowl highlights
Acronym for the non-lethal, directed-energy weapon developed by the U.S. military also known informally as the heat ray
Some things Mad magazine cut out in 1957 and reinstated in 2001
Russian combat rifle, first delivered in December 2019, specifically designed for combat divers and naval commando units
Only reason to watch the Super Bowl, some say
Big money-makers for YouTube
Items you see on Twitter
They often finish with jingles
They may pop up in a browser
Subliminal influencers, often
YouTube revenue sources
Some are targeted
Spots on the bus, perhaps
Elements of some sports uniforms
Common online interruptions
Theyre often pop-ups
Sponsored posts, essentially
They may be targeted on Instagram
Promos and pop-ups
On-screen pop-ups
Theyre seen in some wars
Theyre seen in some wars
They may be blocked
They may be blocked
Features of many free apps
Typical taxi toppers
Annoying spots on a TV screen?
Things that may be classified
Often-skipped parts of podcasts
Sponcon, essentially
Browsing annoyances
Revenue sources for YouTube
Computer screen pop-ups
Spots during NBCs Olympic coverage
Sponsored content, essentially
Most Times Square signage
Much of bulk mail
Podcast segments that some fast-forward through
Costly Super Bowl purchases
What some software blocks
They pop up too often
Broadcast breaks
Paid-for plugs
What quick breaks contain
Consumer lures
Sponsors words
TV promos
Paid announcements
Promotional spots
TV airings
Train posters
Spam, mostly
Fare of TV breaks
Newspaper section
Consumers lures
Newspaper spots
Magazine spots
Classified notices
GEICO highlights
Interruptions on many free apps
Fodder for 34-Across
Premium subscribers may be able to bypass them
They pop up on web pages
See 15 Across.
Twitch-stream interruptions
What web pages pick for you
Pop-ups or banners
Streaming interruptions
Staples in newsletters
They pop up from time to time (more frequently than that, to be honest)
Screen pop-ups
YouTube Premium doesnt have them
Self promotions
Pitches that pop up, perhaps
Facebook barrage, at times
Facebook barrage, at times
Some taxi toppers
Podcast interrupters
Podcast interrupters
Rumored additions to Netflix, to much controversy
Much of a Facebook feed
Stoppers of YouTube vids
Pitches caught by looking
Interrupters of some YouTube videos
Plugs for vacuum cleaners, say
Pop-ups on monitors
Premium subscriptions often remove them
You can usually skip them by upgrading your streaming account
Video interrupters
Want a break from the ___? (start of a Spotify interruption)
Features of some Netflix plans starting in November 2022 ... and whats been inserted into this puzzles theme answers
App pop-ups
Things people pay not to see
Podcasters reads
What free TV usually comes with
Podcast intros, often
Spots, for short
Paid pages in a magazine
Spam thats inedible
Twitter has a lot of them these days
Spotify interruptions
Pop-ups in many free apps
Pop-ups in many free apps
Targeted social media posts
TV announcements
Notices a detective
"Targeted" things on the internet
Income source for Meta
They're often "baked in" to podcasts
Some internet search results
Subway car decor
Commercial intrusions
Stream stoppers, for short
Personal items, briefly?
Radio spots, e.g.
Trailers, for example
Spam, most often
Marketing spots
The Clio Awards honor these
Commercials, for instance
Ubiquitous online annoyances
Features of free versions of apps, often
What many people tune in to Super Bowl Sunday to see, briefly
They typically go on city buses
Break makeup, for short
YouTube annoyances
They may be tailored to ones web search history
Sitcom breaks
Binge-watching interruptions
"A few words from our sponsors," per a TV euphemism
What some online blockers block
Premium subscriptions may bypass them
They might be targeted
What some premium subscriptions don't include
Commercials and classifieds
YouTube spots
Times Square abundance
Revenue sources for freemium apps
Some showstoppers, briefly?
Spots that may be classified
They fill a break
Promotional materials
Major campaign expense




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