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Summarize the article: Walmart is editing an ad after viewers complained about its use of the line "I can't breathe" reminiscent of the case of Eric Garner, who was killed by a police officer after shouting those words. The ad features an African-American father and his daughter sitting on a couch, discussing the benefits of a Walmart family wireless plan. Unbeknownst to his daughter, his father stopped at the retail chain and bought her a cell phone. When he gives it to her, she screams and gives him a big hug with her hands around his neck. "I can't breathe," the father says jokingly. Those three words have become a rallying cry for protesters across the country after Garner's July 17 death in a videotaped incident in New York City. In the recording, a white NYPD officer puts him in a chokehold that causes him to fall to the ground. Garner, who is black, says "I can't breathe" a few times during the incident. He died shortly after. A grand jury said Wednesday that it will not indict the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, sending outraged demonstrators to protest the decision. Walmart said Thursday that it has received some criticism for the ad and will review it as a result. "We are reissuing as we speak based on the feedback we have received," the retailer posted on Twitter. "We can see how the ad might be viewed differently today than when it first aired." Danielle Ramos, who lives in New York City, was one of the people who tweeted at Walmart about the ad, she wrote: "Walmart did you really just air a commercial in New York where a black girl has her arm around her neck?" of his father and he says: I can't breathe?" Ramos said she's glad the retailer is reconsidering the ad. "The decision to edit it given the current climate is appreciated," Ramos said. "I don't think it was a big company intentionally being insensitive. I think maybe they weren't aware of how deeply affected the nation is by all of this." But Eric Lewis said there's nothing wrong with the ad. "It's a nice, happy ad."<end_of_turn>
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Walmart is editing an ad in response to viewer complaints about its use of the phrase "I can't breathe." The ad features an African-American father and his daughter discussing the benefits of a Walmart family wireless plan. Giving his daughter a cell phone, the father jokes, "I can't breathe." These words relate to the case of Eric Garner, who died after being subdued by a police officer while repeating those same words. Walmart has received criticism and has decided to review the advertisement. The company said it is reissuing the ad based on feedback received and recognizes that it could be perceived differently in the current context. Some viewers, like Danielle Ramos, applaud the decision to edit the ad, considering it was insensitive in the current climate. However, there are people like Eric Lewis who see nothing wrong with the ad and consider it just a cute, happy ad.<end_of_turn><eos>