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Qu'est-ce (qui) est as pleased (or proud) as Punch - définition

ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN DEVELOPED BY NBC
We're Proud; We're Loud; We're Proud!; We're Loud!; Proud As A Peacock
  • 1979 "Proud as a Peacock" logo. The thin-plumed, candy corn-coloured peacock was different than the one found on the "Proud N". The old "Abstract N" still appears at the bottom.

as pleased (or proud) as Punch      
as pleased (or proud) as Punch
feeling great delight or pride.
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A/S; A.s.; A.S.; A S; A. S.; As (disambiguation); AS (disambiguation); As.; AS
<networking> The country code for American Samoa. (1999-01-27)
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A/S; A.s.; A.S.; A S; A. S.; As (disambiguation); AS (disambiguation); As.; AS
ad., conj.
1.
In the manner that.
2.
Like, similar to, for example, of the same kind with, in the same manner with.
3.
Viewed like, taken in the character of, considered in the state of.
4.
While, during the time that, at the same time that.
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Because, since, for the reason that.
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To the degree that, in the same proportion that.
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Being of the kind which, being of the class who.

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Proud as a Peacock

"Proud as a Peacock" was the advertising campaign used by the NBC television and radio networks from 1979-1981. The campaign was used to promote NBC's programming and to introduce the "Proud N", a logo that would be used until 1986.