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This was a major breakthrough because, by secretly manipulating the bioavailability of tobacco nicotine, cigarettes became much more addictive than before, which helped make Marlboro, Philip Morriss flagship brand, the most popular cigarette in the world

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Its the silver standard I think e-cigarettes can be a good substitute, he said

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