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[edit] The Circles on P&G's Twin Towers

The moon-and-stars logo was P&G's trademark on all its products until the logo controversy. P&G's new twin towers in Cincinnati were designed to have the logo inscribed on all four sides, but P&G decided to put a meaningless design in the circles at the top of each tower, and then deny they were originally designed for the logo. The architect for the buildings, however, admitted that this disclaimer was untrue.

Robert Merlin Evenson/Church of Ouzo

bobevenson@yahoo.com

• Wikipedia is an inappropriate place to make unsubstantiated claims about the building's design. --Tysto 07:07, 2 February 2006 (UTC)