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An RJR spokesperson explained that the characters portrayed in Red Kamel ads were presented as interesting, independent people, indicating that the type of person who smoked Kamels in the early 1900s would still smoke them today. The Red Kamel campaign offered RJR a new youth marketing technique to replace the Old Joe Camel campaign which had just been voluntarily withdrawn

Were going to stop the kids getting fat, ministers say, when in fact it is the adults here and now that are affected

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Many measure 9899 mm, and RJR simply puts the exact number on the front

"[E-cigarette producers] ignore absolutely everything that was ever agreed to around combustible cigarettes, says Jackler