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The advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite in Australia is angry over advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite plans to use the Sydney Opera House as a "billboard". Tens of thousands of people signed a advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite to block plans to advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite an advertisement for the Everest Cup horse race onto the advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite sails of the Opera House. The race is the advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite in the world. The advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite to use the Opera House for the ad has the support of Australia's Prime Minister. He said: "It's not like they're painting it on advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite....It's lights flashing up there for a advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite moment of time....I don’t understand why we tie ourselves up in advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite about these things."

The advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite chief of the Opera House said the advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite to advertise on the world-famous landmark was "inappropriate and advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite". He said: "I find it advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite...politicians...have somehow decided that this is in the interests of Sydney...or Australia to corrupt the...art advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite of the building." The son of Peter Hall, the advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite who helped complete the Opera House, said: "My father would have been sickened by it....He would not have condoned advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite on the building in any advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite. Lucky he's not around to see the advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite of our beautiful, iconic advertisingarchitectbriefcontroversialdecisiondesecrationextraordinaryformerintegrityknotsmasterpieceoffensivepetitionprojectpublicrichesttherewaywhite."