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Pretty much. The article says that the contracts require the lighting so that the area is illuminated. I'm gonna guess, however, that they wouldn't keep up the
by Broken_Hippo 4y ago
Pretty much. The article says that the contracts require the lighting so that the area is illuminated. I'm gonna guess, however, that they wouldn't keep up the lighting if it weren't required.
Which really isn't so surprising, considering how pervasive advertising is in many societies.
- soco 4y agoAgree, the contracts require the lighting, not the advertising.