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Raunchy poster taken down due to its use of 'sexual imagery'

thesun.co.uk — "A SAUCY poster advertising a lap dancing club has been taken down - after locals were shocked by its cork-popping sexual imagery. The advert, for club Grace of Brighton, showed a scantily-clad model holding a foaming bottle of champagne with its cork flying through the air."

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