Reynolds Tobacco Company's smirking, saxophone-playing cartoon advertising creation took his last puff in 1997 after taking heat from then-President Bill Clinton and a long list of others who spotted what was really behind those dark shades: a ploy to hook a new generation of consumers by convincing kids that smoking is fun and cool
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For tips to quit smoking, experts suggest trying nicotine replacement therapy and avoiding social or environmental triggers
Greater tobacco outlet density creates greater competition between retailers, 87 leading to greater price competition that may have a more significant influence on people with lower incomes
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