Grey and Lexmark part company
21 Dec 1998
- Grey Advertising in the US has parted company with its Lexmark International client over what are described in a statement as "creative differences".
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- Grey Advertising in the US has parted company with its Lexmark International client over what are described in a statement as "creative differences".
- Grey Advertising in the US has parted company with its Lexmark International client over what are described in a statement as "creative differences".
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