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    My first stop for video salvation was down the digital freeway at Lowe's, which debuted a multipart home-improvement-for-mouth-breathers series, "The Weekender," in late summer.
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    Ah, normalcy. The weather has started to turn. The kids are somebody else's problem during the workday. And marketers have reemerged to charm and delight us with brand-video plays set in and around the autumn mainstays of back-to-school and football
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