Hi James,

Here is a list with link below...

Use of two words in Group A, or one word in Group A and one in Group B, 
could see you falling foul of Olympics sponsorship rules:

*Group A *

    * Games
    * Two Thousand and Twelve
    * 2012
    * Twenty-Twelve

*Group B*

    * London
    * Medals
    * Sponsors
    * Summer
    * Gold
    * Silver
    * Bronze

      http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18182541


> Where can one find this fabled list of banned words?
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> On 17/07/12 marc<[email protected]>  wrote:
>> They're Here: Olympics "Brand Police" Are A Real Thing
>>
>> By Lowe Counsel.
>>
>> Londoners beware: Right now an army of special police are somewhere,
>> anywhere arming themselves with citations and tickets to distribute to
>> the legions of would-be guerilla marketers and brands attempting any
>> “ambush marketing” or illegally associating themselves with the
>> Olympics organization. No, this is not a poorly thought up piece of
>> science fiction; this is a real development in the ongoing, dubious
>> practices coming from within the London Olympics ranks. It’s all a bit
>> “1984” in it’s scope, and the absurdity of it all seemingly reminded
>> us of the upcoming, doom-laden, "big brother's of branding" sci-fi
>> thriller, Branded:
>>
>> But if you’re thinking this “Brand Police” idea is some flimsy
>> volunteer organization of flat foots, you’re dead wrong: this is the
>> law. Thanks to a little thing called the London Olympic Act 2006,
>> which was blessed by the British Parliament, the purple-capped
>> officers can give offenders fines upwards of £20,000 per offense.
>>
>> http://www.lowecounsel.com/blog/2012/07/theyre-here-olympics-brand-police-are-real-thing
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