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Anti-smoker want tougher limits on nicotine (cigarette companies upping nicotine levels)
The Age ^ | 9/1/06 | Jill Stark

Posted on 09/01/2006 11:01:53 AM PDT by verum ago

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I hear smoking makes it harder for people to stay on topic. This thread, for example. Wasn't it supposed to be about the highly manipulative tobacco companies upping the nicotine to keep their addicts hooked?


101 posted on 01/20/2007 11:12:20 PM PST by at bay ("We actually did an evil....." Eric Schmidt, CEO Google)
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"There was a 12 per cent rise in levels of Marlboro cigarettes, the brand preferred by two-thirds of American secondary student smokers. Levels in Kool Menthol lights, popular with African-American smokers, increased by 30 per cent.

In 1998, Newport menthol filter 100s and Camel non-filters tied for highest nicotine at 2.9 milligrams. By 2004, Newport had 3.2 milligrams; five brands had 3.0 milligrams or more."

Smoke'em if you got'em no brains.


102 posted on 01/20/2007 11:18:11 PM PST by at bay ("We actually did an evil....." Eric Schmidt, CEO Google)
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