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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Technology at the service of elegance.
Do we say 'a motto/slogan for/of a brand'?
This was a motto/slogan for/of a brand'. 'Technology at the service of elegance.'
Does 'Technology at the service of elegance.' make any sense?
Thank you
This was a motto/slogan for/of a brand'. 'Technology at the service of elegance.'
Does 'Technology at the service of elegance.' make any sense?
Thank you
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' make any sense? Not to me.
- ' make any sense?
- Not to me.
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AnonymousDoes 'Technology at the service of elegance.' make any sense?Not to me.
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Hi
I would call it a 'company slogan'. By chance, I found this site that has many of them.
I agree with Alphecca that the one you provide - and many others - don't often make much sense.
http://www.crews.org/curriculum/ex/compsci/8thgrade/company_slogans.htm
I would call it a 'company slogan'. By chance, I found this site that has many of them.
I agree with Alphecca that the one you provide - and many others - don't often make much sense.
http://www.crews.org/curriculum/ex/compsci/8thgrade/company_slogans.htm
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