Image:BK Kids' club.png

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Burger King advertising
Description	Promotional image associated with the Burger King Kids' Club.
Source	http://www.bk.com
Article	Burger King advertising
Portion used	Image presented as a portion of a larger promotional material (pamphlet and website).
Low resolution?	yes (72 dpi)
Purpose of use	To display the Burger King Kids' Club promotional material. The specific use of the image is to visually identify the Burger King Kids' Club logo; The image does not limit Burger King Holdings' and its affiliates ability to use the logo for promotion of Burger King products and is used solely as an educational tool.
Replaceable?	For the purpose of illustrating the associated marketing material, this image is irreplaceable.

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current	20:23, 7 November 2007	175×175 (14 KB)	Jerem43 (Talk \| contribs)	({{Non-free promotional}} {{restaurant}} {{Non-free media rationale \| Description = Promotional image associated with the Burger King Big Kids' Club. \| Article = Burger King advertising \| Source = http://www.bk.com \| Portion = Image presented as a portion)