Simon English: Sorrell's not really rooting for Romney

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Outlook Sir Martin Sorrell, the head honcho at advertising giant WPP, has asked me to point out that, contrary to a flippant piece here last week, he didn't express a personal preference for Mitt Romney to win the US presidential election, only noting that US business wants him to win.

So there you go.

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