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The smoking lobby may argue that, however impressionable the youth, they can resist striking colours and distinctive typefaces, which are now just about their only means of communication with the public (and even then with grisly pictures of shrivelled lungs and terrible health warnings)

(to compare, Id say the disposables are equal to a mint-flavoured butter mint, whereas the Advanded flavour is equal to the middle of a York patty

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