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R.J. Reynolds just started selling the “Williamsburg” version of its Camel cigarettes — and I don’t know whether to be offended as a smoker, a Williamsburger or a human being. As a smoker, I’m pissed that the “Williamsburg” cigarettes are exactly the same as normal Camels. And I know — I’ve long been loyal, though now begrudgingly, to the Camel brand.
As a Brooklynite, I’m repulsed that some marketing guy in Raleigh thinks that Williamsburg is “about last call,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a sloppy kiss goodbye and a solo saunter to a rock show in an abandoned building. It’s where a tree grows.” That’s just cringe-worthy, as if Camel marketers went to the Wikipedia,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], looked up “hipster,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],” and then hired my grandfather to design a cigarette box.
Worse, as a resident of Planet Earth, I’m just disgusted by my fellow citizens, who have been throwing away good money on Big Tobacco’s latest come-on: Bodega owners across Williamsburg and Greenpoint say that they’re selling out of the gimmicky smokes as soon as they’re stocked. “The Tobacco Act prohibits the promotion of tobacco products or tobacco product-related brand elements in Canada, except as authorized by the Act or regulations.
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JPS-Lotus cars took two world championships, with Mario Andretti driving to the team’s sixth F1 drivers’ title in 1978, six years after Emerson Fittipaldi won the outfit’s fifth. The team also won three of its seven constructor’s crowns under the JPS banner. The data were taken from the Public Use Microdata of the 2008�\2009 Youth Smoking Survey, which is administered by the Propel Centre for Population Health Impact.
More than a million cigarettes are smoked each day by school�\aged Canadians. Less than 1 in 10 cigarettes smoked by young people is smoked by a young person who identifies ‘native brands’ (contraband or untaxed cigarettes) as their usual brand of cigarettes.