The Week contest: Smog bottle
Last week's question: A British entrepreneur has begun selling $115 jars of English countryside air to wealthy residents of smog-choked Chinese cities. His product is called Aethaer, a Greek word for pure fresh air. If authorities in a polluted Chinese city were to bottle their own air and export it to the West, what brand name could they put on the jar?
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RESULTS:
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THE WINNER: The Great Pall of China
Andy Barentine, Dallas
SECOND PLACE: Coughing Tiger, Hacking Dragon
Janine Witte, New Hope, Pa.
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THIRD PLACE: Dim Sun
Joanne Sullivan, New York Cit
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