The Globe & Mail, Maclean's, and The National Post are all examples of:
A) communications decoders
B) distribution channels
C) media strategies
D) media vehicles

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These three options are all examples of specific publications or outlets that can be used as a means of reaching a target audience, making them media vehicles. Option A (communications decoders) is not a commonly used term in media or advertising, and option B (distribution channels) could refer to a wide range of methods for delivering content or products, whereas the other options are more specific to media. Option C (media strategies) refers to the overall plan or approach for using various types of media to achieve specific goals, rather than specific vehicles or outlets.

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