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cigarette smoking in the 1960s Cigarettes had once been marketed almost exclusively to men, but by 1920s and 1930s tobacco companies aggressively targeted women, linking to glamour, sophistication, and even personal freedom. By the Camel Cigarette Advertising in 1960s

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cigarette smoking in the 1960s Cigarettes had once been marketed almost exclusively to men, but by 1920s and 1930s tobacco companies aggressively targeted women, linking to glamour, sophistication, and even personal freedom. By the Camel Cigarette Advertising in 1960s
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