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Some of its major clients included [[Westinghouse]], [[Champion International]], [[Landrum Staffing]] and a number of [[McDonald's]] franchisees, which they served for 27 years, longer than any other agency in the country.
In [[2000]] the firm merged with [[Duncan McCallAdvertising]], then a graphic design and photography firm specializing in brochures and catalogs. Duncan McCall's billings for the previous year had totaled $540,000 compared to DC&B's $1.3 million. Under the terms of the agreement, the DC&B principals — Craddock, president [[Mary Nolan]] and vice-president [[Harriet Krippes]] — received a share of profits for three years following the merger. A voluntary dissolution was filed on [[May 6]], [[2004]].<ref name="sunbiz"/>
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