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== Advertising ==
* [[Burma-Shave]] posted clever verses on roadside signs from 1928-1963 to promote their shaving cream; some of these verses contained traffic safety messages.
== Anime & Manga ==
* Most episodes in ''[[Mokke]]'' have mild, safe Aesops in the vein of "appreciate your friends," "set goals in life" or "don't cling obsessively to material possessions."
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* ''[[The Idolmaster (anime)|THE iDOLM@STER]]'': Almost every episode gives a lesson to at least one character.
* ''[[Popotan]]'': Moving away from others is not as hard as it appears because one can still have pleasant memories of old friends, and one should learn to let go of said friends in order to move on in life. It's an overarching theme of the entire series, and Konami (the best friend of Mai, one of the protagonists) puts it into words in both the second and the final episodes.
== Comics ==
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