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Melalui kempen tersebut, Lifebuoy akan menyumbangkan sebuku sabun dengan setiap pembelian produk Lifebuoy kepada keluarga-keluaraga kurang bernasib baik di Malaysia dari 1 Mac hingga ke 31 May 2010.
Teater Budiey 2010
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But in the 1930s and 1940s, the man behind the brand was a national celebrity, appearing in advertisements for products such as Lifebuoy soap and Gillette razors, and performing at swimming exhibitions around the country.
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"Lifebuoy," said Mrs Warner, sniffing it ecstatically.
A Town Like Alice Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1950
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"Lifebuoy," said Mrs Warner, sniffing it ecstatically.
A Town Like Alice Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1950
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They tested the effect of common soap brands such as Lifebuoy and detergents such as Surf Excel, as well as heat, ultraviolet light and pH (the degree of acidity of the sample) on the virus obtained from infected poultry samples during an outbreak in Pakistan in 2006.
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For example, the ad titled ‘it smells so good now, it makes me wonder,’ was created by the Lever Brothers Company for Lifebuoy Health Soap and published in the Chicago Tribune magazine in 1954.
Archive 2008-01-01 2008
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For example, the ad titled ‘it smells so good now, it makes me wonder,’ was created by the Lever Brothers Company for Lifebuoy Health Soap and published in the Chicago Tribune magazine in 1954.
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Unilever will push sales of its Lifebuoy soap brand and teach consumers when to wash their hands to achieve this aim.
Unilever unveils ambitious long term sustainability programme Julia Finch 2010
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As the Carter-Jones conversation concluded and they shook hands at the door, Carter looked the fawning businessman in the eyes and said: "By the way, Mr. Jones, they don't make Lifebuoy Soap only for colored people."
Lawrence Wittner: Before the U.S. Civil Rights Laws: Anti-Discrimination Action in New York State 2010
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As the Carter-Jones conversation concluded and they shook hands at the door, Carter looked the fawning businessman in the eyes and said: "By the way, Mr. Jones, they don't make Lifebuoy Soap only for colored people."
Lawrence Wittner: Before the U.S. Civil Rights Laws: Anti-Discrimination Action in New York State 2010
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