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The company regularly films more commercials than it needs for the Super Bowl and whittles them down through consumer testing, often just before the game. But this marks the first time the brewer is putting the ads up for a vote so publicly. It's also a change for a company that is typically guarded about its Super Bowl ads. "We're very guided by what the consumers say and not necessarily what I think, or what the brand teams think or what the agencies think," Levy said. "We're selling beer to consumers so it's very important to us to make sure we're resonating with them."
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