As you may have heard, Tiger Woods is back at No. 1 in the world, all but definitively answering the "Is Tiger back?" question. The only strike that now remains against him, professionally speaking, is the lack of a major since that famed U.S. Open at Torrey Pines in 2008. Still, it's a hell of a turnaround, and Nike has commemorated Woods' achievement with an ad that succinctly sums up, well, America.
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Of course, this being America, somebody's going to get offended. Mashable rounded up a few examples of people (and if you look below this article, you'll see more) griping that the ad minimizes Woods' off-course exploits that cost him his family and, in all likelihood, much of the last few years of professional success.
Putting aside the fact that this is the Internet and people can find a way to get offended at anything up to and including puppies, ice cream and sunrises, there are two elements to this ad that the
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