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Description:The complaints were submitted as a result of inappropriate language, gender discrimination, sex, sexuality or nudity and animal cruelty. This year Australians found the expletive 'bloody' in a Holden ad more offensive than an ad by Ashley Madison that encouraged men to have an affair and 'look for someone other than their wife'. Scroll down for video The use of Bonsai trees as a metaphor for pubic hair was the tenth most complained about ad because of its reference to 'sex, sexuality or nudity' 'What we can see from the list is that complainants are particularly concerned with seeing behaviour in advertisements that they view as inappropriate,' said Advertising Standards Bureau chief Fiona Jolly. Out of the top ten most complained about advertisements, the controversial adultery site's ad was the only one to be banned.

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