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Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull's creator, stated "When we first started, we said that there is not an existing market for Red Bull." The reasons behind Red Bull's success include all of the following except:
A) a market was created for Red Bull.
B) a market segment was found with unmet needs.
C) the blue-and-silver color on cans helped in Red Bull's popularity.
D) orthodox advertising strategies were used with tactics.
E) The Red Bulletin magazine helped in Red Bull's popularity.

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