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In 1966, Lorillard spent $36.4 million advertising its products, with Kent the most heavily advertised at $15.5 million

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The brand name itself, More, is not only representative of the fact that there is more length to the cigarette, but it also provides psychological associations for consumers as well, as is evidenced by ad slogans

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To qualify, your establishment must derive a significant majority of revenue from tobacco sales and be primarily in the business of selling tobacco products