Furniture store Habitat has apologised for causing offence after accusations it exploited unrest in Iran to drive online Twitter users to its products. Keywords -- called hashtags -- such as 'Iran' and 'Mousavi' were added to its messages so people searching for those subjects would see the firm's adverts.
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