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This document discusses the history and advertising of Budweiser beer from 1960 to the present. It outlines Budweiser's founding in 1876 and recipe. It then analyzes some of Budweiser's past advertising campaigns and slogans from the 1970s through the 2000s. Finally, it notes Budweiser's continued position as the top selling beer in the US as of 2009, with a 49.2% market share, despite issues around binge drinking among youth.
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