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Wrigley's Extra "The Annoying Foods spot was developed at DDB Sydney, by executive creative director Matt Eastwood, creative director Steve Back, art director Antony Simmons, copywriter Alexander Wadelton and agency producer Honae MacNeill."

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In no particular order:
"Tab"

"White"

"Big Blast"

"Banana Bourne"

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