Going further. (2007)

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Let GNER take you on a journey. (2003)

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Your carriage awaits. (2003)

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Who wants to go first? (2002)

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So much good news – it must be Christmas! (2002)

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More trains, more services, more seats! (2002)

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Take GNER from London through to Inverness. Maximum business time. Minimum palaver. (2001)

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Get straight to the point. GNER does. (2001)

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A people business for business people. (2001)

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Britain’s fastest railway. (1997)

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Send it world class. (2000)

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Send a card to keep in touch. (1997)

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What would you send? (1997)

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By air, by land, by far away the best, by hand. (1988)

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Pass on your postcode. (1985)

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It means much more by post. (1985)

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Get the most from your post. (1983)

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Get the post from the post. (1982)

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Post a little happiness. (1981)

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Use the postcode – You’re not properly organised without it. (1979)

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As if by magic, Paris arrived. (1998)

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Room to move, think, relax. (1997)

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It’s easy to take someone you love to Brussels. (1997)

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It’s a logical, gut-feeling decision. (1997)

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It’s a logical decision. (1997)

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Direct to the centre of Paris or Brussels. (1997)

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Room to move, work and relax. (1996)

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No airport hassles. (1996)

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London to the centre of Paris and Brussels. Direct. (1996)

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Europe just got closer. So don’t forget your passport! (1996)

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The train has arrived indeed. Amtrak. Enjoy the journey. (2009)

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Sometimes you need options. (2009)

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