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[6] Prohibit direct or indirect advertising, marketing or promotion targeting youth Ban use of cartoons in advertising, marketing, promoting packaging or labelling Limitation of brand name sponsorships Prohibition of sponsorship in concerts, athletic events, events in which the majority of participants would be youth Restrictions of use of brand names in public events No arena or stadium should be named by a tobacco brand name Prohibition of sports leagues and teams by tobacco brand names Elimination of outdoor transit advertisements such as billboards, signs and placards Prohibitions on payments related to tobacco products to media - Cigarette manufacturers should not make any payment or other consideration to any other person or entity to use, display, make reference to or use as a prop any Tobacco Product, Tobacco Product package, advertisement for a Tobacco Product, or any other item bearing a Brand Name in any motion picture, television show, theatrical production or other live performance, live or recorded performance of music, commercial film or video, or video game ("media") Prohibition of brand stretching Ban youth access to free samples of tobacco products Ban gifts to youths based on purchases Limitation of third party use of brand names Ban on using non-tobacco brand names Recommending a minimum pack-size of 20 cigarettes Develop a corporate culture to limit access and use of tobacco products for youth Limit tobacco industry lobbying Dissolvement of tobacco industry funded research institutes The Tobacco Institute, Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A
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Roebling, who would later design the Brooklyn Bridge, proposed suspension bridges at the site in 1847 and 1856
