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A look at how Tiger Woods' sponsors are reacting

The Associated Press
A passenger sits near an ad for consulting firm Accenture featuring Tiger Woods at Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Va. Monday, Dec. 14, 2009. Accenture, which pinned its entire identity on the golfer, severed its ties with Woods on Sunday, days after he announced an indefinite leave from golf to work on his marriage after allegations of infidelity surfaced in recent weeks.

Here's a look at how Tiger Woods' top current sponsors are reacting to the golfer's indefinite break from the sport, a move his spokesmen said he made so he can fix his marriage:

DROPPED: Consulting firm Accenture dropped the athlete Sunday, saying he was "no longer the right representative" of the company's values, including integrity and perfection.

DISTANCED: Swiss watch maker Tag Heuer, a unit of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, said Monday it is assessing its options. Gillette, the Procter & Gamble Co. unit that uses the slogan "The best a man can get" in its marketing, said over the weekend that it won't air ads for its Fusion razors that include Woods or include him in public appearances. AT&T said it is evaluating its relationship with the golf superstar.

STILL SUPPORTING: Nike Inc. and EA Sports have said they plan to continue their relationships with Woods. Gatorade, a unit of PepsiCo Inc., which decided before the car crash that precipitated Woods' withdrawal from golf to drop its Woods-branded beverage, has offered public statements of support.