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The issue frequently becomes much larger than the cigar itself

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The magazine revealed a set of industry secrets, including the allegation that tobacco bosses were holding out on a safer smoke

The TCA required FDA to promulgate regulations requiring color graphics depicting the negative health consequences of cigarette smoking

For example, current anti-smoking ad campaigns could be redesigned to avoid images that trigger sadness and thus unintentionally increase cigarette cravings among smokers