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The whole mission is to decrease harm from smoking, which is not from the nicotine per se, but all the carcinogens and other chemicals that are in tobacco smoke, said Lazarus, senior author on the study published in the journal Chemical Research in Toxicology

The historical record, which we discuss later, indicates that the answer is yes

So far the campaign to allow the law to take effect has raised more than $6 million, nearly four times more than the effort to stop it, according to state campaign finance records

This piece sits comfortably alongside collectibles from Chesterfields competitors such as Lucky Strike, Camel, Pall Mall, and Marlboro, and is a perfect addition to any display of 1960s advertising history