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- Some episodes of Spongebob Squarepants tend to float around this trope, mostly after Seasonal Rot started taking affect.
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However, part of the economic restructuring started in The '70s under Anwar Sadat (and continued since then) involved letting the currency float—and float it has, all the way down to its current value.
- An Old Navy commercial from 2006 had a woman blow a bubble that lifted her into the air, and people started forming a human chain to make sure she doesn't float away.
Source: All Balloons Have Helium
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