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NEW BUSINESS LEAGUE: Which agencies came out on top for June?

ASIA-PACIFIC - Ogilvy and Carat retain top positions in the creative and media leagues; DDB and UM climb up the tables.

by Staff Reporters | 07/10/2012

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| carat , DDB , new business league , ogilvy , UM

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