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Despite Sri Lanka's international cricket success and cricket's immense popularity, the officially designated national sport of Sri Lanka is volleyball, recognized by the Sri Lankan Ministry of Sports since 1991. Cricket, while culturally significant, is not the official national sport.

Toshiba, the Japanese multinational electronics corporation, has used "Choose Freedom" as one of their marketing taglines, particularly for their laptop and consumer electronics divisions, emphasizing user choice and flexibility in their technology products.

Sergio Leone, the master of spaghetti westerns, has 4 films that have featured in IMDb's Top 250: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (#8), Once Upon a Time in the West, Once Upon a Time in America, and For a Few Dollars More, all showcasing his epic storytelling style.

Despite cricket's massive popularity and Bangladesh's status as a Test-playing cricket nation, the officially designated national sport of Bangladesh is kabaddi, a traditional South Asian team sport recognized by the Bangladesh government. Kabaddi has deep cultural roots in the region.

Tata Indicom (Tata Teleservices) used the tagline 'Business Without Limits' in their marketing campaigns. This emphasized their commitment to providing unlimited business communication solutions.

Ice hockey is Canada's national winter sport, as officially designated by the Canadian government in 1994. Lacrosse is the national summer sport. Ice hockey is culturally significant and Canada has been dominant in international play.

Digjam, an Indian textile brand, used the tagline 'Dressing the World' in their advertising. The company is known for fabrics and suits, positioning themselves as a global dressing brand.

ITC Limited, one of India's largest conglomerates, uses the corporate tagline 'Enduring Value'. This reflects their commitment to sustainable business practices and long-term stakeholder value creation across their diversified businesses.

Business Today, an Indian business magazine published by India Today Group, uses the tagline 'For managing Tomorrow'. This positioning emphasizes their focus on future-oriented business insights and management strategy.