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Everywhere Girl back where she started

Yes, Back to School

By Adamson Rust

Mon Jul 31 2006, 09:57

THE WHOLE EVERYWHERE Girl phenomenon started off with Jennifer Chandra, as we now know her to be, appearing simultaneously in Dell and Gateway adverts online.

Some have suggested that the EvGirl is so popular that firms now deliberately choose her image to license from Getty Images.

Be that as it may, Dell stopped using its original EvGirl ads when it realised through the pages of the INQ that Gateway was too.

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Nevertheless, the back to school season has started and a kind reader has sent us this image which appeared in his inbox from Dell Inc.

* SHE has been to Ireland, but according to her blog she has never been out of the USA. [Surely North America, Ed.] What gives?!?!

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