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Early advertising campaigns proudly trumpeted "It's toasted!" as if what was being proclaimed was a noteworthy aspect peculiar to that one brand when in fact all tobacco used in cigarettes was "toasted." And in the 1940s when it altered the look of its cigarette pack to make the brand more popular with women, a growing segment of the smoking population, it positioned the redesign as part of the war effort: Consumers were told "Lucky Strike Green Has Gone to War!" by doing away with its former green packaging and so preserving those verdant dyes for use by U.S

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[4] In 1950, hoping to find the cause of the significant surge in lung cancer incidence in the US and England, Dr

The legislations opponents contended if 18-year-olds can vote and serve in the military, they should be able to decide whether to smoke