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    <dcterms:description>In a 1994 political TV ad, Gary Brewster falsely portrayed Republican presidential candidate Robert Leroy Ehrlich's crime record through fear-based scare tactics. The ad utilized dark, ominous scenes with actors portraying criminals to deceitfully exaggerate Ehrlich's stance on crime, while underscoring the need for honest, effective leadership.</dcterms:description>
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