How do I removew the extranneous plugin?

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The page is always the same: CNN.COM. I first noticed this problem several months ago. It went away for a while, then returned last week. Coincidentally, it reappeared right after I installed an update to Firefox.
On other browsers, what appears near that box is a video advertising, most recently, the Acura TLX brand of new car. However, the video does not block any of the CNN home page on other browsers. It pushes the rest of the page downwards, runs for a few seconds, then minimizes. It appears to me that Firefox is not able to properly handle the Shockwave Flash that is trying to run.
Here is the HTML that I believe is the offender:
<embed name="prpswf"
src="http://speed.pointroll.com/PointRoll/Media/Panels/Acura/874034/Mullen_AcuraTLX_Thrill_970x418_Auto_03.swf?PRCampID=62841&PRPubID=cnn&PRAdSize=970x90&PRFormat=PE" flashvars="PRImpID=B01205007612031C030F57900FEA0101&PRPanel=-874034&PRCID=1962846&PRPID=2579160&clickTag1=http://clk.pointroll.com/pc/?p=-874034%26c=9001%26i=B0120500-7612-031C-030F-57900FEA0101%26clickurl=http://adclick.g.doubleclick.net/aclk%25253Fsa%25253DL%252526ai%25253DBMZIPjF0cVbXzA4a_lALFsIHoCp2F9ZEGAAAAEAEg9fzNHjgAWPWYrbfpAWDJhoeLvKSgGrIBC3d3dy5jbm4uY29tugEJZ2ZwX2ltYWdlyAEJ2gETaHR0cDovL3d3dy5jbm4uY29tL8ACAuACAOoCFS84NjYzNDc3L0NOTi9ob21lcGFnZfgC8tEekAOsApgD4AOoAwHQBJBO4AQBoAYW2AcA%252526num%25253D0%252526sig%25253DAOD64_12aZ7MLNknUo3_oQXa9QiItQX_9w%252526client%25253Dca-pub-2855247441935805%252526adurl%25253Dhttp://ad.doubleclick.net/ddm/trackclk/N8821.146.TURNERNETWORKCNN.COM/B8637477.116766408%253Bdc_trk_aid=289732826%253Bdc_trk_cid=62219350&prVideoName=970x418-waivers-cnn-h264_default.mp4" wmode="transparent" quality="high" menu="false" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" style="height:418px;width:970px" height="418" width="970">

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