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Substitution Sunday: Missing Super Bowl commercials just part of the issue

Broadcast | 01/29/2014 8:06 pm EST

If one academic had his way, you would have no problem watching the latest wacky and titillating commercials from the United States during the Super Bowl this Sunday.

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