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In an age where presidents make tailhook landings on aircraft carriers, Best Spots appreciates a commercial that truly possesses the right stuff. With shaky, blurry, almost indecipherable visuals, the new NASCAR work puts the viewer in the action. "You pass it hundreds of times, and it doesn't mean a thing," says an unnamed driver. "But on the last lap, it becomes all that you've worked for. The rest of the race may have been a blur of color. But in the end, the only thing that matters is black and white." After all, if a driver wants to declare victory, he has to cross the finish line first. Make your own analogies about Iraq.
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