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famous cigarette slogans I have a black eye right now and every time I look in a mirror I'm reminded of this ad campaign from my childhood. "Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch!" I'd Rather Fight than Switch

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I'd Rather Fight than Switch Postcard History Cigarette Ads of the 1970s & 80s The Magnum Arts Blog 110+ Tobacco Slogans Stock Photos, Pictures & Royalty Free Images iStock In 1928, the cigarette company Lucky Strike plastered colorful ads in magazines, with slogans like Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet. With major film stars endorsing the slogan, cigarettes would The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This

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Because smokers recall quits occurring closer to the date of the survey better than quits occurring further back in time, we included a term in the models representing the number of months elapsed between the survey administration and the reported quit