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Advertisers like Anheuser-Busch, Volkswagen, Dr. Pepper, Chrysler, Dockers, Kia Motors America, Unilever, Teleflora, Home Away, Qualcomm's mobile television service Flo TV, KGB texting information service and the evangelical Christian group Focus on the Family paid anywhere from $2.5 million to more than $3 million for the spots, the Los Angeles Times said, adding a total of more than $200 million will be spent on ads that air before, during and after the game.

"We have had a healthy sales effort, and the game is full of blue-chip advertisers", Jo Ann Ross, president of CBS network sales, told the newspaper. "We still have a few spots left in the pre-game hours, but the Super Bowl itself is sold out."

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