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OUI and NON campaigns

OUI (Operating Under the Influence) campaigns focus on raising awareness and enforcing the laws against driving while impaired, typically due to alcohol or drugs. These campaigns aim to reduce accidents and promote safe driving practices. On the other hand, NON (Not Operating Now) campaigns encourage individuals to make responsible choices by avoiding driving after consuming substances. They promote designated drivers, alternative transportation options, or waiting until sober before driving. Both types of campaigns work together to foster a culture of safety on the roads and reduce the risks associated with impaired driving.

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    The "Oui" and "Non" campaigns refer to contrasting movements in the context of French referendums regarding constitutional changes or proposed treaties, notably in 2005 when France voted on the European Constitution. The "Oui" campaign supported approval, advocating for integration and progress within the European Union, while the "Non" campaign opposed it, highlighting concerns over national sovereignty and the implications of ceding power to the EU. These campaigns reflect broader public sentiment and debates about France's role in Europe and the impact of globalization on national identity and governance.