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"Product placement in Hollywood dates back to the silent film era. But it wasn&amp;apos;t until E.T. craved those colorful little candies that brand marketing really took off. Now, 31 years later, it&amp;apos;s so pervasive we hardly even notice it &amp;#x2013; a Pepsi can here, an iPhone there. We use both in real life, so why shouldn&amp;apos;t they appear on the big screen? Then came The Internship, the movie about two over-the-hill Google interns (Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson), which raises the question: How much is too much? Here, a look at ten of the most in-your-face placements in recent history.\r\nBy Katy Kroll"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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