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Ford Upset by Web Ad Showing Decapitation

Michigan based car manufacturer in an uproar about web ad depicting animated cat being decapitated. From Yahoo! News- AP, "Ford Motor Co. is upset by the release of an Internet advertisement that depicts the decapitation of a computer-animated cat by a power moonroof hatch, saying it didn't authorize the clip. The ad for the Sportka, a hatchback sold in Europe, shows the realistic-looking orange cat climbing on top of the car and poking its head into the open moonroof, The Detroit News reported Sunday. The hatch slides closed, the cat struggles briefly and its headless body slides to the ground."
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