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[6] Similarly, on 1 July 2017, another directive outlawed the use of branding, descriptions, and attractive colorization of packaging

According to cigarette historian Dick Elliott, During WWII, the Office of War Information classified as Top Secret a project to have cigarettes manufactured and included in soldiers field rations

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In particular, they emphasize that cigarette filters do not work and were first manufactured to take the fear out of smoking. Thomas Novotny, of San Diego State University, said: Filters first appeared in the 1950s when the tobacco industry portrayed them as a way to make cigarettes safe by absorbing some of the tar that was implicated in the lung cancer epidemic

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