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"content": "<doc> neeeh, — D4 eee \n Mr. Pat Gorman \n Introduction: \n You're now going to hear about one of the most interest- \n ing, and exciting phases. of our selling program ... called Advertising. \n Advertising, by the very nature of its far-flung and mass \n operation, is a big, colorful and exciting selling, operation. \n But during. the past year, some of the developments on the \n Philip Morris front have made our advertising operation more: exciting \n than. ever. . \n Underneath the surface excitement of new copy themes, new \n radio shows, new uses of the comics and all our other specialized \n advertising media - there was a tremendous job of hard work done \n which I'm sure you'll all agree, played a tremendous part in helping \n us to meet and pass our sales goals. \n The Philip Morris ‘man who directed this work is still free \n of advertising's number one occupational. disease, ulcers - as far as \n I know. ‘One reason he is still able to function with one hundred \n percent efficiency, I am sure, is the capable team he has built up to \n support his. efforts and about which he will tell. you. \n It's a pleasure to introduce the man who directed the prod- \n -uction last. year of a Philip Morris advertising program which resulted \n in delivery of outstanding sales messages counted in billionse— \n Mr. Pat Gorman \n ee ee ee ee ee \n Last year in his discussion of the role of Merchandising \n in the art of moving goods, Zenn Kaufman called Sales and Advertising, \n \"The Siamese. Twins\" that make merchandising work. In the past year it \n has been a real thrill to me to see how closely the Sales and Adver- \n tising functions of Philip Morris worked together to further our \n common. goal. In enacting our part in your Annual Sales Meeting, my \n advertising associates and I want to touch briefly on some of the \n things: which have been done in the past year and then project the \n OOTSTOOTOZ \n experiences and the knowledge we've gained into some of the programs \n of activity we contemplate for 1949. \n ‘I would like to dwell for a monent on one of the fundamental \n precepts which has guided our advertising thinking during the past </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> VIEW THE NOTE E01 \n From: NIXONGM - -PMU Date and time 10/30/98 08:24:41 \n To: BVIOL --VCHOO21A Viol, Brigitte \n From: Wixon, Gerry M. 2505413089 f : A gras! “a \n Subject: Message for Dr. W. Gomm \n Hello, Willy! \n Gail Davis here in Richmond is the person who will be able to explain the “Lo \n changes in our systems here which have resulted in the new format for the \n Journal Club search information being sent to INBIFO each week. She is not \n able to make international calls from her office, and so you will need to \n call her at 804-274-4412. She will be out of the office on 9 and 13 \n November, but will be here the rest of that week. She will be moving to a \n new position in PM in a few weeks, and so discussion with her should be \n initiated soon. The new system can't be returned to the old format, but \n maybe she can offer some insight into how to deal with it! Please let me \n know if you need anything else. \n Gerry \n END OF NOTE \n PF1 Alternate PFs PF2 File NOTE PF3 Keep PF4 Erase PFS Forward Note \n PF6 Reply PF? Resend PFS Print PF9 Help PF10 Next PF11 Previous PF12 Return \n OX iow x </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> RY Reynollr- \n = Tobacco Company \n Mr Daniel Schilling Consumer Relations \n 1704 1/2 Rockefeller Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102 \n Everett, WA 98201 \n Dear Valued Customer: \n Recently you contacted R. J. Reynolds' Consumer Relations Department and gave \n us the opportunity to respond to your request for assistance with either a promotion \n or product related issue. \n In an effort to better serve our customers, we are asking you to please take a few \n minutes to complete a questionnaire about how well you were treated by our \n company representative. After completing the survey on the reverse side of this \n letter, please return it in the enclosed postage-paid envelope. \n Thank you for taking the time to let us know how our staff met your expectations. \n We value your"
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"content": "opinion and appreciate your business. \n Mark Cornad \n Mark Conrad \n Consumer Satisfaction Research Manager \n 2042745 4-95 813 \n “We work for smokers.” \n ZLO€ Ofets </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> June 12, 1986 \n To: GRD Terenel? \n From: M. J. Scales \n Subject: CAMEL Environmental Expansion - Toll Free Operator Script \n Attached is the recommended operator script for the subject promotion. \n May we have your concurrence? AN \n J. en \n MJS :km \n Attachment \n cc: J. J. Gohn \n B. D. Brown \n 0920 22S90S </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> \"2078711983 \n From: McMahon, Kathy \n Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 9:40 AM \n To: ‘Reynek, Deb!"
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"content": "\n Subject: RE: BOSTON AND SAN FRANCISCO GETAWAY’S \n Deb, \n DLB is fulfilling the prize. \n Kathy </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Oct_24 \"97 13:55 P.06 \n Suppenses \n MEWSEXPRESS — \n - ORANGE County REGISTER \n Philip Morris testing \n HEALTH: Electronic. :-vatteries cae \n cigarette-holder doesn't “brandy.take' a” vacat aie \n -emit'smioke unless'a:.; :. : week, and come back and take \n smoker puffs on itt... .”- Se\" Feldman of South Samney \n By ¢ MOLLENKAMP “gh. - In a domestic household situa: . \n Bloomberg News: oo ¢: Ay poe. oe fee ore schoke:\" = \n . Tobacco }oppoaears weed tim: \n quash public-health concerns. \n could jast a -year, follow. the to- \n bacco industry agreement to pay \n $300 million to settle claims \n them sick. — . \n The pager-sized battery-oper \n stant stream of sivioke and. \n The new product cost $200 mil- \n smoke by 9 \n ny claims ¢ machine can re- \n product tentatively called \n awe ees Pest delivers nicotine, \n the anti-tobacco \n people said. -. . \n “This is ‘for people who don't \n they smoke, said Richard Dayn- . \n ard, chairman of the Tobacco \n University \n te to get their nico- \n tine that ‘lt even use'a weird \n The company ‘expects to test - \n the product is focus groups, inthe \n U.S. and. Japan. \n OLTEES090C \n eal </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ILTA-SANOMAT, May 5, 1988 \n WHO IS LIABLE FOR TOBACCO'S HARMFUL EFFECTS? \n When Erkki Aurejirvi, professor of civil law, files suit against the tobacco \n industry for client who has smoked for forty years and hasnow contracted \n cancer, his major objective is undoubtedly to set a precedent. While to- \n bacco and cancer now seem clearly linked, other causes for cancer may \n exist, Holling tobacco companies liable for smokers’ cancer is probably \n not Finn's idea of justice. \n Unfortundtely, awareness of tobacco’s health hazards has been made avai- \n lable to the public inly in recent years. Since tobacco manufacturers were \n also unaware of those hazards, accusing them of causing cancer is far- \n fetched. In addition, with increased awareness liability has shifted to smo- \n kers them$elves, who in indulging their vice taka a calculated risk, \n While tobacco is the best known freely sold food or drug known to be \n dangerous) if the lawsuit now filed comes to court and is decided in favor \n of the plaintiff, it would lead to an unfortunate snowballing effect. Alco- \n holics would sue Alko for damages. Heart patients would sue animal fat \n and other agricultural ‘producers. The list is potentially endless, as pro- \n ducts oncé thought safe are discovered to be harmful. \n Since the fuantity of use and an infinite number of other factors are in- \n volved, court cases would turn into absurd farces in which only the la- \n wyers would come out ahead. Since no amount of compensation wil! bring \n back lost health, the only proper course is preventive education or, in \n extreme cdses, prohibiting the sale of harmful substance, as is the case \n with narcatics. \n In principle citizens must be allowed to take knowledgeable risks in the \n indulgence of certain vices, and to suffer the consequences for their in- \n dulgence. In the case of tobacco, however, the victims include passive \n smokers and society itself, which has to pay the hospital costs of patient \n made sick by smoking. \n 19ZL901092 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE \n * OF YESHIVA UNIVERSITY \n 1300 MORRIS PARK AVENUE, BRONX, N.Y. 10461: CABLE; EINCOLLMED, N.Y. \n DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY \n (212) 430-2827 \n Dr. John Martinko \n Dept. of Microbiology \n University of Southern Illinois \n Carbondale Illinois. \n Dear John, . \n This is just to confirm our telephone conversation of the other day in \n which we discussed our ongoing collaboration on the ABM-3 cell line. I feel that \n if you can confirm your preliminary results and extend your biochemical analysis \n to include other molecules then together with our serological findings and our \n southern and northern blots we should generate some most interesting data. The \n expression of H-2 class I molecules in the absence of gp microglobulin needs to \n be resolved therefore it is imperative that between us We determine the nature \n of the defect in this cell Tine. \n Best regards and good luck ! \n T. eReian M.D. Ph.b. \n Associate Professor. \n 50243873 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> ~ Memorandum \n @ To Mr. J.M. Murray, Business Director - Full Revenue Brands ae November 22, 1993 \n fom B.D. Tesreau, Marketing Assistant @ we \n Ref, \n SEPTEMBER 1993 NOTS UPDATE: PALL MALL OUTSWITCHING TO PRICE BRANDS \n The following analysis shows the trend of PALL MALL outswitching"
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"content": "over the last two years. \n . As Black and White/Private Label brands continue to gain distribution and market share, \n PALL MALL is experiencing an increasing trend in outswitching to Price Value Brands. \n : In September 1991, 41% of PALL MALL outswitchers went to Price Value Brands and. \n this number has risen to 51% in September 1993. \n OQUTSWITCHING FROM PALL MALL (PRICE POINT) \n 9/91 12/91 3/92 6/92 9/92 12/92 3/93 6/93 9/93 \n BASE: (223) (222) (217) (211) (213) (83) (177) (169) (160) \n Pull Price 59% 56% S7T% 56% S5% 34% 53% 50% 49% \n Non-Men. 49% 47% 47% 47% 45% 4T% 46% 43% 43% \n Menthol 10% 9% 9% 9% % % Th Th 6% \n Price Value 41% 44% 43% 44% 45% 46% 47% 30% 51% \n Non-Men. 39% 42% 40% 41% 42% 42% 43% 45% 47% \n Menthol 2% 2% 3% 3% 3% 4% 4% 4% 4% \n Source: NOTS, 3 year ending periods. \n . The Low Tar and Full Flavor tar categories which today represent 67% of PALL \n MALL’s outswitchers is down from 78% in September 1991 at the expense of the Low \n Tar, Full Price category. \n /. The number of smokers who are outswitching from PALL MALL to another Non-Filter \n brand has increased 46% in the last two years: from 13% in Sept. °91 to 19% in Sept. \n °93. Today, 95% of these outswitchers go to Price Value Brands. Only 5% switch to \n other Full Price Brands. </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> LIACLMS \n 1993 PRODUCT LIABILIT. -OLAINS \n CLAIM CLAIMANT ACCIDENT CIRCUMSTANCE DATE \n No DATS SETTLED/AMOUNT \n JET IO AIOE OOOO TOO IIR EAS AA AHA MER ERIE SER RERHER TERED RE REE \n 1 EVELYN SHATZEN 1/12/93 ALLERGIC 6/10/93, $2,664 \n REACTION TO \n GPC LIGHTS \n 100'S \n SEES ITO AOA IIOIEA ITI SIO IE IOSIG IAT TA TTI IG AITO I Iori tok \n 2 nel Nathan’ “Wy sipd Espey Xo \n ge ape \n Le Miguel baftey oyy"
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"content": "<doc> bO9STrrs \n \"DIAGONAL\" \n cal Ha, Deleriotad \n Dawjoas. ty Yost Healt \n ne. tua dats! \n dasa hw Maa \n PF bO9STEEE \n / bO9ST EES </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> G companies MA ) ore \n C capirat. cone, PHILI RIS FOR ACCOUNTING USE ONLY \n J&i maNAGEMENT CORPORATION VOUCHER VOUCHERNUMBER \n O InccRPORATED (OMIT IF NO SPECIFIC DATE REQUIRED) \n DATE VOUCHER IS PREPARED bu 1/0 fae DATE DUE: TIME: \n Ess /as q oe \n 9-12-96 \n PAYEE ACCOUNTING CODE $ ; \n Victory 96 a: \n P. O. Box 4321 009-060~-451-00146- 0370 15,000.00. \n Tallahassee, FL 32315 \n J tire | 15,000.00 ; \n APPROVAL FOR B, EXPLANATION FOR PAYMENT: (If more space required, see Fees \n at Sper \n r Political Contribution - Floridaj Mio nlf \n COMPLETE THIS SECTION IF RETURNED CHECK IS REQUIRED- J \n RETURN TO: NAME DEPARTMENT BUILDING/FLYOR PHONE EXT. \n Henry Turner/Louise trotman DN Government Affairs(14th Floor) [x2579 \n REASON FOR REQUEST: WY \n ACCOUNTING USE ONLY \n VENDORi ___ (005-COMPANIES;009-MANAGEMENT,010-INCORPORATED) \n COMPANY__ \n VOUCHER TYPE ____(1-Reg; 2-P.P.; 3-C.M.; 4-D.M.; 5-C.P.; 6-V.C,; 7-V.A.) VOUCHERANVOICE DATE \n BANK—>_ OUEDATE->_ SEP CHK-> fogscp—>_ \n 1099 AMTm—>_ \n SEPHND-> RTAN> 0"
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"content": "ATNAME> \n DISTRAP->A PREPDVOID> CASHIER DATE \n {CHECK DATE) (CHECK NBR) . \n AUDIT DATE \n CONTRACT> sss FREQUENCY \n APPROVAL BATE \n ALTPAYEE—> 01000 \n LINE 001 CORP/ACCT 01 \n + AMTIPCT-> AID/MBRCD> \n DEsc-> \n LINE 902 CORPYACCTO1 Wo 8 \n - AMT/PCT->. AID/BROD wm] \n _ ab \n DESC> iy \n LINE 003 CORP/ACCTOT —o & \n SAMTPCT->_ AIDBRCO 2 \n DESC-> \n LINE 004 CORPYACCTOT Wo \n + AMT/PCT>__ AlopeReco> \n OESC-> \n UNE 00S CORP/ACCT 01 \n - AMT/PCT->. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Bakery, Conrecnoneny & Topacco WorKERS tigRNaTIONAL Union 10401 Cosmecncur Ave.. Kensiston, MD 20895-3961 \n 006/007 \n New Congressional Study Shows Minimal Health Effects \n from Environmental Tobacco Smoke \n Washingten, D.C. + A naw raport condusted by the Congressional Research Service \n (CRS), at the request of anti-tebacco industry advocate Congressman Henry Waxman \n (D-CA), refutes claims that second-hand smoke is a serious health risk for Amaricans. \n These findings add to tha argument that there has ben no scientific justification for the \n smoking bans or de facto bans being proposed by the Occupational Safety and Haalth \n Administration (OSHA). The Bakery, Confectionery and Tobacco Workers \n International Union (BC&T) has joined with othar unions and lawmakers fo call on \n OSHA to reopen hearings regarding it's new indoor alr quality standards which will \n affect millions of workplaces. ‘ \n The report points out that the public's perception of the threat from environmental \n tobacco smoke has been wrong. “The American public has been intentionally mislead \n by those working to destroy the tobacco industry,” said Frank Hurt, the President of \n BCaT. \n “This is good news for tobacco workers whose jobs have been threatened by \n advocates working with incomplete information. Restaurant and bar owners, their \n Patrons and American adults should also be interested in this report,” Hurt continued, \n “it asserts that there Is no need for more government regulation of tobacco use. These \n findings agree with what we've been saying all along -- anti-tobacco advocates have \n just bean blowing smoke on this issue.\" \n In testimony before a Senate subcommittee, CAS, a nonpartisan and objective \n organization, concluded that “the statistical evidance does not appear to support a \n conclusion that there are substantial haalth effacts of passive smoking.” In fact, “fora \n wautae \n person only exposed to background ETS, the [chance of dying of lung cancer from the & \n ETS over a lifetime} number drops to about 7/100 of one percent.” ne \n - more « al \n hte \n ned </doc>"
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"content": "Note \n From: Strype, Kathleen \n To: Nick Kuruc Jr. (Business Fax) \n Sub ject: FW: Temp Display: #32375 \n Date: 1997\" 12-11 11:50 \n Priority \n Message Vine BF35686432720111A97B400000141052 \n Conversation ID: Temp Display: #32375 \n wrote Original Messaqe~-~--~ \n From: Strype, Kathleen \n Sent: Thursday, December 11, 1997 10:41 AM \n To: Nick Kuruc Jr. {Business Fax) \n Subject: Temp Display: #32375 \n Nick: \n I just spoke to Charlie and he would prefer the 3' Fixture you mentioned as a \n substitute for the requested 2’ Doral \n He will be calling you sometime today from Syracuse. \n Thanks. \n Kathy Strype \n 4964 Isets </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> TO: \n FROM: \n SUBJECT: \n 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y 10017 \n Neal Fritz DATE: August 18, 1988 \n Phyllis Cowart \n RECORD CARTON UPDATE \n Per Cecilia's conversation with J. Kaplan, we have updated the \n attached records maintained at CARLSTADT, QRSA, and/or IRON \n MOUNTAIN (Vital Records) to reflect your name as owner of these \n records. Please note the previous owner was F. Calfo. Also, \n indicate in writing if any of these records can be destroyed. \n Please consult the Legal and Tax Departments to determine \n whether the records are subject to pending litigation, \n government proceedings/investigations, an Internal Revenue \n Service audit, or other considerations. \n If you have any questions, please feel free to call the \n Records Management Department Ext. 4019 or 2933. \n PC/ca \n Attachment \n e901S91904 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company \n supports the law and believes that the \n fe keys to keeping cigarettes away from \n kids are education and enforcement \n | ll of minimum-age laws. \n I agr oh We demonstrate our commitment to \n I A d reduce underage smoking by: \n S store managers and employees \n 9 on how to enforce minimum age \n S PHT n iF laws and check ID’s. \n Providing information to schools, \n iq ~ parents and other organizations \n Smo S t to persuade minors not to smoke. \n To help your community: \n 1 Please send me information about how | can help retailers \n in my community support age-restriction laws. \n =4 Providing training materials to \n To help parents, RIR is making available three brochures. \n Please send me: \n O Tobacco: Helping Your Child Say No. \n O How To Talk"
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"content": "To Your Kids About Not Smoking \n Even If You Do. \n Q Choices: Helping your child make the right ones. \n fe tome \n i (Please Print) \n tae Position \n A Organizotion \n i — \n Mae Mailing Address \n City —___ State Zip Colle \n Complete and mail the above form to; \n Mim J. Reynolds Tobacco Co, \n } PO. Box 2959 \n tame Winston-Salem NC 27102-2959 \n | Aha \n L8SLeszloe </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 5 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1996 * VARIEDADES 3 \n i Mas, \n clouidl Getebrar las Fiestas Pattias \n durante este mes de septembre ast \n * “g5que més pronto defo que canta un” \n _ gallo disfruraremos de Jas actwacio- \n neg del quinteto mds famoso de} \n * personalidades comocslapresencia : \n -de José\" Hemandex y su Mariachi \n Sol dé México que cumplis cinga . \n haberse integrado y de \n 4 Bérbara, que vendrd \n sm escultural figura y: \n Sus.canciones esta’ gram flesta \n lia, \n Apiavechando Ja presencia de Los \n Yates delNorte, en el sur de \n alifomia, recordemos Io qua ha \n Wy trayectoria plena de’ con- : aon _ p \n A se atoning montsntohan F ; . : aa mu na tate Der on \n :, becho olvidar 2 los hermanos Bs s 3 - \n + -Herniéndez su otigen humildee! cual are 5 5 4 ‘earismiticoafrectiva gracias . \n bregonan con mucho orgullo, pues, ; . \n afirmaa Jorge, el mayordsellos,“nun- \n _ et Vomes'a Negar nuestra ¢una hue \n _ tilde porquees desde entonces que \n estamos en estrecha selacion can el \n pueblo”. ; : \n Inicigdoresttel renacimiento y difa- a : ons z Z 0 4 \n i si6n de la mitsica nortefia, Los Ti- i ® y ‘ had meee Sa \n"
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"content": "<doc> OX TnL at tN Borges ee \n PROJECT TITLE HEAT \n PERIOD: COVERED: JUNE - SEPTMEBER, 1983 \n WRITTEN BY \n Piadé-J.-J.. (JJP), Lauper-G. (GLA): \n Genoud-Y. (Y¥VG): \n OBJECTIVE. \n The objective. of project HEAT is the improvement of low- \n grade Burley organoleptic properties by in-situ formation of \n flavours (1). \n PRESENT STATUS \n A systematic study has been undertaken to define the \n kinetics of the evoluticn of several parameters during heat \n treatment of sugar-sprayed tobaccos in closed! cylinders. \n Consumption of specific sugars and! amino acids, browning, \n tobacco pH and other analytical parameters are monitored! as \n a function of time for dififerent heating temperatures. \n Ammonia has been added at various: levels to the sugar- \n sprayed tobacccs before heat. treatment, and. the influence \n of amounts off sugar and ammonia additions on the \n crganoleptic properties of treated tobacco has been \n studied. \n A systematic study has been started to determine the \n organoleptic: modifications brought about by addition of \n selected! individual amino acids to the optimized \n sugar / ammonia spraying mixture. Tobacco: is subsequently \n heat-treated under the standard conditions (95°C, 5h) in \n sealed cylinders. \n A treated sample, found. satisfactory by the: 2-expert panel \n in Neuch&tel, was then submitted to the Leaf Department \"A\" \n panel. It was found to be an improvement suitable for \n further development. The treatment imparted good Burley \n characteristics: (impact), cleanliness and maturity to the \n original low-grade Burley (2). \n FUTURE. PLANS \n While the above-mentioned studies presently undertaken are \n being completed|, the process selected by the \"A\" panel. wil. \n be. checked for reproducibility and. pessible improvement.. \n Brovesézoz \n - 23\\- </doc>"
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"content": "Dunn's book on \"Smoking \n Behavior: Motives and Incentives\" and also samples of ten \n compounds (the list of which is attached). \n Copies of the relevant chemical data are also attached \n as is a memorandum regarding the testing of nicotine \n analogues. We would be most pleased if your people would \n test these various compounds and also obtain a rough LDe5 \n of each. I realize that the materials may be available \n in insufficient quantities to do all the test we would like \n but we will leave it to your and Tom Baum's good judgment. \n With all good wishes. \n Sincerely yours, \n T. S. Osdene, Ph.D. \n Director of Research \n TSO/mro \n cen Dr. W. F. Gannon \n Dr. E. Sanders. \n CrVESZ8O000T \n C73-83192 \n MARUBORO BENSON'& HEOGES. PARLIAMENT VIRGINIASLIMS NIULTIFILTER ALPINE PERSONNA BLADES </doc>"
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"content": "on the biological Cffects of Whole Smoke \n Sricf comments. on the papers. piven. . \n e: He. “J, chevalier § 2.\" we ne Ts, . \n er Re gee ha : woe, we le Tags \n “Lf feckively, thea 'e exper iments on in vivo exposure: represent . \n “e mete © a : Se . : \n 3a ‘form: ‘of skin “painting. The: structure, oF the hamster larynx is such \n “as ‘to encourage: the part iculate walter in the “smokn., to. tmping AL .on a \n saan area of the, epithelium. The ‘work should not be: unduly ord Hicised.: eS \n : “however because a such=an occumulatian of particles Tesamblesza process: . : \n Pwhich may, ceur tn the: human Junge vat LUifureations OF Live bronchi so Roe : \n Ved. Feron ee : . : ; ; : 4 \n ce This work indght also have been extended’ to include ‘the effects 2 \n = _ ~ . . oo } \n OF acrolein. which: ‘is. far: more toxic: than acctaldehyde. Utherwise, the |. : \n oat Poy SEM “ . fy 7 : \n “reports of the lesi ions produced ‘by. the treatment were interesting ‘and’ poo : \n et peacecean. ae - ae . yO ° \n me ae ae : oars : es : \n WAR. Thomas SO : a a . . : \n An. impressive collect ior oF ‘data denanstrating ne sitive itmune : ; \n supression: ‘in smoked ‘mice with reversal after. cessation af smoking. tee: i : \n “Gontradicts‘isane reports on humans. ‘which: have Found ‘no ‘evidence, of. imine.” : \n suprussion. lowever, hese Lauter studtius @uruly Lusted for rot spone ivene so. : * \n in vovlyig zt fran te gene blvued pool. A valuable’ field. Be i \n OF study vould wu am invest si : \n oD -a \n ~fe_teuehtonborner and! R. “eu ushtenberger \n s ’ \n & “We LL ‘established and’ useful models for in vive and in vitro’; \n Re eee wae ~ </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> BP EXPRESS ~ \n CAMEL/WINSTON/SALEM \n STORE COUPONS \n We will participate with R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in a Direct Mail promotion featuring \n CAMEL/WINSTON/SALEM. The mailer will be in homes January 8. \n Households in our trading areas in the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, \n Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Tennessee will be mailed \n coupons for $3.50 off a Carton/40¢ off a Pack. This offer is good on any style of CAMEL/ \n WINSTON/SALEM. The offer is good at all participating BP EXPRESS locations and expires \n March 31, 2001. \n Please ensure you have enough inventory on hand for the increased sales generated by these \n coupons. \n Please process these coupons in the normal manner you handle R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company \n manufacturer coupons. \n COUPON SAMPLE \n OF THESE BRANDS \n IN A! \n , Winston _ \n Good ot al partxipating BP Express \n locations. \n Offer expires 3/31/01. tami one oon \n srorcnrclone pod ty mock yearn one or ar A \n promohana! x \n Coupon Cae P.O. Bow 870030, Foca, \n TA 91987 0039. \n 1QQOUOONOG OODCOCG000 5 \n 430 000000000 000000000 \n Geod ot ali Be \n Sara aero \n tone coupon, \n purchase ond t ws 2] yean of age on \n promtanal sab pod by manuloctarer. 9s a \n ‘expan Reckargton Conte FO Bax 870039, lease, \n CAB GBP CORF \n \"EXPRESS \n RTON | \n kgSe ZlLbeg </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> R: REDACTED MATERIAL \n . . bef \n Oe KET OFFICER \n . CURRICULUM VITAE ~ rw \n ' zt DATE. \n 8. Katharine Hammond, Ph. Nr ————_—— \n June’, ~1994 \n Current Position: \n Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine and Pharmacology \n Director of Environmental Health Division \n University of Massachusetts Medical Center \n Education \n Oberlin College B.A. 1971 Chemistry \n Oberlin, Ohio \n Brandeis University Ph.D. 1976 Chemistry \n Waltham, Massachusetts \n Harvard School of Public Health M.S. 1981 Environmental Health \n Boston, Massachusetts Sciences \n Postdoctoral Training \n 1980-1981 Harvard School of Public Health \n Award: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health \n Postdoctoral Training Fellowship \n Field: Environmental Health Sciences \n Licensure: \n Certified Industrial Hygienist Specialty: Comprehensive. Practice \n 1984 American Board of Industrial Hygiene A \n Academic Appointments \n 1993-present Director, Environmental Health Division \n 1989-present Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine \n and Pharmacology \n University of Massachusetts Medical Center \n 19° 35-1989 Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine \n Environmental Health Sciences Program \n University of Massachusetts Medical Center \n Worcester, Massachusetts \n 1985-present Visiting Lecturer on Industrial Hygiene \n Harvard School of Public Health \n 1981-1984 Research Associate in Industrial Hygiene \n Harvard School of Public Health \n 1976-1980 Assistant Professor of Chemistry \n Wheaton College Norton, Massachusetts \n 1975-1976 Instructor of Science, College of Basic Studies \n Boston University Boston, Massachusetts \n 1974 Instructor of Inorganic Chemistry \n Regis College Weston, Massachusetts \n SLENDEIFOZ’ </doc>"
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"content": "components to cigarette smoke has been conducted over the past \n 40 years. The research has resulted in the development of a \n vast amount of information on the contribution of leaf \n components to. cigarette smoke. The information on leaf \n components can be used to assess the contribution of tobacco \n additives to mainstream smoke. \n Many of the major additives used in cigarettes \n replace naturally occurring components of tobacco which are \n lost in the curing process. Additives which are identical to \n leaf components are sugars, starches, organic acids and their \n 880hO2£202 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> a _USKTSDAY HHESDAY-DeGiRaEn 23,1997 tis \n iS 4 \n the: afia: underwriting anti-* \n Me programs?” he asked. \n ledefal government's Cen. \n : Substance “Abuse: Preve: \n Bet Some’ of the'reve-* \n frown use. This is bes \n mumon “practice! For. \n in California's perce . \n “was fatimarked ‘for édiication: .” \n ‘GueiS.ho was doing the educa?** \n lion? Some of the very groups that \n lobbied far the taxes;siich AS the.; \n f Possibly be linked.” Jét” Urging a 455% increase In the’ \n to health risks. So may consumer ’ fedérai beer tax, funding of anti- \n ~ Broups, Which can be expected to *-beer-drinking ads and reducing \n attack other “suspect” products. : the” lepat “A nt of drunken- \n ' - One such broup is the Center.” néag froma b alcohol content \n for Science in the Public Interest’ {evel of, 10 04, or about, one \n (CSPI), which in recent years has beer fof an adult, >: get \n issued well-publicized reports |: These activists ignore the large \n condemning Mexican, Chinese body of research that su ; \n : 4nd Italian food, as well as Pot . moderate drinking Is healthful, \n pies, Haagen-Dazs ice cream, buf. The American Heart Association \n falo wings, cheeseburgers: and Teported this year that men who \n other “kiiler’? foods, “tne d one or two drinks a day hada \n But CSPI's studies are highly. '% lower risk of ‘hardening of \n questionable. In a recent attack '.. the arteries than men who did not \n on Chinese ‘food, after Which \"drink. Other. researchers have \n “Washington; D.C., Chinese resta moderate. wine d| inking to. \n : deter many. dither diseases, “+ \n seals \"Teseatctr’ tends to be ig! \n by America’s self-appoint-'- \n ed national naniiiés who-are de. ° \n ra 8 Tai. Hetmined “to’ tax’ and’ ‘regutate'*. \n b to measure the fat and so- .- citizens into ‘politically correct. \n dium content: But hot all Chinese consumption behavior aiid who - \n restaurants are identical, and {t 6” Stand to bénefit handsomely tram - \n impossible: to'tell the “g taxes. that eventually \n a Bee \n , Way the government tests the, \\ n'St \n tents. of VatJous-foods\" 73 , ics professor at ' \n * The beer, wine and spirits in- Loyola College in Maryland. \n dustries for years have encour- “JamesT. Bennett is an economies : \n « aged responsible \\drinking, but _ professor at George Mason Uni- \n * Mothers ‘Against ‘Drunk ‘Driving: versity in Virginia. (es \n iversity in’ St. \n sezsogel0z </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> HKG \n Reprinted from \n Biochimica Biophysica Acta, 530 (1978) 35—46 \n © Elsevier/North-Holland Biomedical Press \n BBA 57203 \n PHOSPHOLIPID CHANGES IN SYNAPTIC MEMBRANES BY LIPOLYTIC \n ENZYMES AND SUBSEQUENT RESTORATION OF OPIATE BINDING \n WITH PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE \n L.G, ABOOD, N. SALEM, M. MACNEIL and M. BUTLER \n Center for Brain Research and Department of Biochemistry, University of Rochester Medical \n Center, Rochester, N.Y. 14642 (U.S.A.) \n (Received January 16th, 1978) \n Summary \n A study has been made of the role of phosphatidylserine in stereospecific \n opiate binding to neural membranes, utilizing specific lipolytic enzvmes to \n attack the lipid. At very low concentrations phospholipase A, from bee venom \n will preferentially hydrolyze C22:6-fatty acid; and even after a few percent of \n the total phosphatidylserine is hydrolyzed, opiate binding is greatly inhibited. \n The addition of brain phosphatidylserine will restore opiate binding; however, \n when the inhibition approaches 50% restoration is only partial. Exposure of \n membranes to phosphatidylserine decarboxylase will partially inhibit opiate \n binding; and the binding returns to the control level after the addition of \n phosphatidylserine. The partial inhibition of opiate binding by low concentra- \n tions of Triton X-100, which presumably remove lipids, can be partially \n reversed by phosphatidylserine. The binding of °H-naloxone, an opiate antago- \n nist, is similar to agonists in its behavior towards phospholipases and phos- \n phatidylserine; however, binding of naltrexone, also an antagonist, is far less \n responsive. It is concluded that the phosphatidylserine associated with the \n opiate receptor is the C18:0, 22:6-diacy] form, which is closely associated with \n protein, . \n Introduction \n It is well established that phospholipids may be an essential component of \n the opiate receptor [1—4], with the most likely candidate being phosphatidyl: \n serine [3,4]. Stereospecific opiate binding can be totally eliminated by treat- \n ment of brain tissue preparations with phospholipase A, [1—4)], while binding \n to neural membranes is greatly enhanced by the addition of brain phosphatidyl- \n serine to the membrane preparations [3,4], Other supporting evidence for the </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> staal i . i ow mal “ \n LOUISVILLE - \n PM LIMITE) ED. : Effective Date: October;1, 1978 \n 493 (PC) . ‘ \n BASIC WEIGHTS FOR PHILIP MORRIS LIMITED EDITION | \n on om \n Se Brand - Philip Morris Limited Edition (27mm Filter) an a \n : 4 \n Length + 99.6mm \\ ys \n 3 Ne SD \n eel ~ \n Filler ~- Legg \n Reason for Change - \n Woieght Reductions - \n Exceptions: \n a Authorized By - Mr. \n Addition of 1.0% Thermoed E.T. effecting a 0.5% \n reduction in filler weight. \n Total of 7.25%£.8. effecting a 2.65% reduction and \n 8,0% Thermoed E.T. effecting a 3.9% reduction in filler \n weight from pre-ES/ET weight of 0.9002944, less a 2.0% \n or a 2.5% reduction due te dryer. \n April 1, 1974 0.54 £45. 7 O% Reduction \n October 1, 1974 0.5% ES. = O% Reduction \n June 16, 1975 1.0% B.T. = .4% Reduction \n January 10, 1977 1.9, E.T. = .5% Reduction \n January 19, 1977 Length changed from 99.4mm to 99, \n January 2, 1978 1.0% £.T. = .5% Reduction \n W. G. Lloyd \n Filler Weight - 72.6mm (gms.) QO, 8244986 U. 8202920\" \n Paper and Paste - 72.€nm (gms.) 0.0446496 G,044649 \n Rod Weight - 72.6mm (gms.) QO. 8691482 0. 8649416 : \n Tipping and Adhesive- 32.0mm (gms.) 0.0448001 0.044800! | \n Total Less Plug ee (gms.) 0, 9139483 0. 9097417 \n Volume (Cubic Millimeters) 3553.2886 3553.2886 \n , Density (Cyms./ce.) 23,2038 23.0854 | \n Filler Weight (Lbs,/1,000 Cigts.) 1.8177 1.8084 \n /dyd \n Ky sm rr or i” </doc>"
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"content": "years 1988 \n through 1991, book depreciation et 97% should be charged against the reported Trading \n Profit: \n (DOLLARS IN MILLIONS) \n 1987 1988 1989 1999 1g91 \n REPORTED (27.0) t.5) 20.4 60.4 5 \n DEPRECIATION ADI. - 1.8 2.0 2.0 2.0 \n ADJUSTED (27.0) 17.3) 16.4 38.4 76.1 \n In summary, the impact on the \"base case” ROI/RONA calculations of the changes made since \n original submission are as follows: . \n ORIGINAL MAY 6 THIS \n SUBMISSION SUBMISSION SUBMISSION \n ROI 33.7% . 32.5% 31. \n PAY BACK 3 YRS., 1 MO. 3 YRS., 2 MOS. 3 YRS., 2 MOS, \n RONA 798% 78.6% 68.9% \n A copy of the revised base case ROI/RONA calculations is attached. \n We have also updated the volume/marketing spend sensitivities (copy of each attached). \n Obtainment of 69% of volume objectives delivers an ROI of 12.5% and an increase in marketing \n support of 49% would also deliver an ROI of 12.5%. \n CPL \n B. E, B. . 1 \n fat CONFIC \n Attechments BWT91-103 \n 682032743 \n BEW v P.M. \n 0425u CAN 89-470-L-B </doc>"
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"content": "questionnaire may look long to you, it will actually only \n take (minutes) to fill out, and you will probably find it \n quite stimulating. Thank you for your cooperation. \n Let's start with some basic information about you and your \n family. \n A. Are you... \n Male ( ) \n Female ( ) \n B. How old are you? \n 18-21 () 45-54 () \n 22-24 () 55-64 ( ) \n 25-34 () 65-74 ( ) \n 35-44 () 75+: ( ) \n C. How much schooling have you had? \n Less than high school graduate \n High school graduate \n Attended but did not graduate college \n College graduate \n NNN \n D. Are you currently ... \n Not employed \n Employed part-time \n Employed full-time \n ee ee ee \n E. Are you ... \n Married ( \n Single ( \n Divorced or separated ( \n F. Please list below the séx and age of all of the other people \n currently living in your household. \n SEX AGE \n IIPEEISEOZ </doc>"
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"content": "Mayodithic Gatch becign Ho. < \n 3. [4000 faced: Mra: baton Beiagn Wo. 3 th \n 4. [sua Pracosituie buuch Design bo, 4 ° \n Wits AU as wrod that asohers peice wili oF the lowert pPrevari long ‘o \n MALOU poe, 3 \n OG? Udivery &. Be Courdietcu Veet VON LCUAON BStWads. ben BeBU \n Gi Leh Osa. \n Hotes CLS & Satuders Bwhinecuay, inc. COM SLO pe TSE R Bren Sry ta TO te Berend \n Gstad di veer 12, 1965, \n weetes Cts Sivastac, orwer. Madan. Go ont GUDLicute. \n wots? Reade oak uvoros 2, QuUAtrupllcngt to; Mos. Beadra Citwawi, he oo, \n ne rslds fousoce to., Pea. BL 6993, Adcomits vayabss AP. , Wane Salon, \n iw 27i03 \n Pela. sacl Bhat Cortada ita a: Chiat ly ue wat ia fs Th ey \n dutursntdeat: FL OL io, B/-Gseb., Atta: Nites’ Qawas \n ue RECEIVED \n DATE REPT. NO. QUANTITY TEM e COMPLETE \n AS arf </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 130 East Fifty- Street \n Dear Mr. Flaunt \n In reply to your letter of May 28 L will attempt to answer \n your questions with the followins: \n Zi will answer your first and second question at the same time \n since when you refer to other filtering agents than charcoal \n you are referring, in effect, te cellulose acetate insofar as \n the cigarette industry is concerned. So then, the distinction \n between charcoal and cellulose acetate in their filtering \n action lies in the fact that carbon functions as an adsorptive, \n whereas the cellulose acetate absorbs materials from the smoke, \n Particles are absorbed by cellufose acetate by virtue ef the \n particles coming in contact with the outer surface of the \n fiber and being dissolved into the material of which the fiber \n consists. In the case of adsorption such as occurs with carbon, \n molecules of components of the amoke adhere to the surface \n because of chemical attraction between these molecules and the ---- \n carbon. The great difference between the adsorptive capacities \n of the two materials is due to the difference in surface area. \n The surface area of cellulose acetate is anywhere between 1-5 \n square meters per gram, The surfaca area of carbon is typically \n 1200 square meters per gram and may be as high as 2000 square \n meters per gram. This tremendous surface area for carbon is \n due to its extreme porosity, There is therefore a Exreat expanse \n of surface area to which molecules can adhere. \n “TT </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> UOP RESEARCH .CENTER -— MOLECULAR -SIEVE TYPE 4AXH5; ZEOLITE \n MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET \n FSC: 6850 \n Manufacturer's CAGE: OFHBL \n Part No. Indicator: A \n Part Number/Trade Name: MOLECULAR SIEVE TYPE 4AXH5; ZEOLITE \n Company's Name: UOP RESEARCH CENTER \n Company's Street: 50 ALGONQUIN RD. \n Company's City: DES PLAINES \n Company's State: IL \n Company's Country: US \n Company's Zip Code: 60017-5016 \n Company's Emerg Ph #: 708-391-2123 800-424-9300 (CHEMTREC} \n Company's Info Ph #: 708-391-2123 \n Distributor/Vender # 1: UOP INC (708-391-2123) \n Distributor/Vendor # 1 Cage: 05568 \n Record No. For Safety Entry: 002 \n Tot Safety Entries This Stki#: 006 * \n Status: SE \n Date MSDS Prepared: 01JUN90 \n Safety Data Review Date: 180CT93 \n Supply Item Manager: CX \n MSDS Preparer's Name: UNKNOWN \n MSDS Serial Number: BRSVD \n Specification Number: NONE \n Spec Type, Grade, Class: NONE \n Hazard Characteristic Code: N1 \n Unit O£ Issue: CN \n Unit O£ Issue Container Qty: 8 OZ. \n Type Of Container: CAN \n Net Unit Weight: 0.5 LB \n Ingredients/Identity Information \n Proprietary: NO \n Ingredient: SODIUM MONOXIDE \n Ingredient Sequence Number: 01 \n Percent: <30 \n NIOSH (RTECS) Number: wc4800000 \n CAS Number: 12401-86-4 \n OSHA PEL: 15 MG/M3 TOTAL DUST \n ACGIH TLV: 10 MG/M3 TOTAL DUST \n Other Recommended Limit: NONE RECOMMENDED \n Proprietary: NO \n Ingredient: ALPHA-ALUMINA (ALUMINUM OXIDE) (EPA LISTS ONLY FIBROUS FORMS) \n (SARA IIT) \n Ingredient Sequence Number: 02 \n Percent: <30 \n NIOSH (RTECS) Number: BD1200000 \n CAS Number: 1344-28-1 \n OSHA PEL: 15 MG/M3 TDUST \n ACGIH TLV: 10 MG/M3 TDUST; 9293 \n Other Recommended Limit: NONE RECOMMENDED \n Proprietary: NO \n Ingredient: SILICA, AMORPHOUS, PRECIPITATED AND GEL \n CLbSooeg </doc>"
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"content": "month of \n March, 1973, as per attached \n lists, @50¢ . 6. 2. 2 2 ew ee ee $36.00 \n Bin \n Point- OF- PURCHASE ADVERTISING SPECIALISTS </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> - Forwarded by Kevin J Narko/WinstonStrawn/Bravo on 12/23/99 08:19 AM \n MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED \n ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION \n Kevin J Narko . — \n 12/23/99 08:32 AM \n To: Kevin J Narko/WinstonStrawn/Brave@Bravo \n cc: \n Subject: Engle -- Letter to Cliff Douglas -- Final </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PESTICIDE. BIOCHEMISTRY AND: PHYSIOLOGY, 1, 151-162 \n linucleotide \n RU. Yasramoro \n zy sites of \n yvtal in the \n nn. 2H, 834 : \n , Physicochemical Properties of Biological Interest and \n of natura \n (980). Structure of Nicotine ond Its Related Compounds \n > tiubition : \n orinamnide: Tosmo Fusira ann Mixory Nakagnmn \n rote ; i . \n es Department of Agricultural Chemistrr LK \n Bo Nara= 1 \n emical . - \n chemics Yosutnort Soepa ano Izv \n ne deriva- \n . me \n ool. 3, 250 Department of: Agricultural Chemisiry,, T \n ‘ The base strength and partition cor \n ' drophobie parameter x, \n tlary compounds, the lo \n are well correlated by linear combination \n might be ascribed tu unusual steric e \n \\ enused when bulkiness of length ofi \n INTRODUCTION \n In recent work, we analyzed the relution- \n ship of insecticidal and anticholinesterase ac: \n at On \n ~ | \n Ne CH H \n e UN OPN \n N R Shy ‘ Ul \n CHy \n (4) -ANABASINE \n Ry, \n CHy CH» = y \n a ! c N \n 2 2 \n Cr Ro, \n R,, Rp = ALKYL,.H, \n tivity of nicotine and its related compounds \n with their structure"
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"content": "(1). The compounds \n used in the work comprised nicotinoids (dles- \n Cuicotine and its related compotunls \n Witlod wide: ehain strerured: nre cor: \n tin ten. \n and partition coefticient \n parameters. Exceptions \n of substituent \n are \n ignated by names) and 8-pyridvlalkvlumines \n of variously modified side chain: strnetures \n shown in general formulas as follows: \n (4)-METHYLANABASINE \n Ri, Bae ALKYL, H \n R, ati \n PO —CHis CH= (CH5 ) Ni \n I aN \n Ry, R> 7H,CHy \n The anulivses were curried out wecording \n fo w method developed by Hansch and his \n co-workers with the use of free-encngs-re- \n SEGOSE220 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> . SHIPPING MEMORANDUM/WAREHOUSE RECEIPT rage—_{_on_{__ \n MARK BELT CROP PACKING POINT CONTAINER TYPE \n RE Paps. [Aa | \n NOTE: USE SEPARATE FORMS FOR EACH DIFFERENCE IN THE ABOVE INFORMATION. DATE af > a > \n WHSE. FROM: WHSE, TO: \n REFERENCE NO/FREIGHT CODE \n SHIPPER \n LOCAT| \n Phin Moancs Ct Aids S Plate 14 <ASNSS \n CARRIER Cen ™ a CAR INIT. . . \n [Raniste? \n meer Ae 500 = (3 camaick p- onda ct \n DESTINATION \n Cheat ae \n MARKED WEIGHTS C] Kilos or 2) Lbs. \n Gross Tare Net \n LOT NO. \n EXPORT ORDER NO. \n DATE REC \n DATE 74 Ge \n RECEIVED X \n SHIPMENT NUMBER \n RECEIVING SIGNATURE SHIPPING SIGNATURE \n 2U30762225 \n #302 12/87 </doc>"
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"content": "of \n age aud older. \n 1. May 1 speak to a cigarette smoker who is 21 or older? \n YeSeveseeee « CIYTRODVCE YOURSELF IF NECESSARY AND CONTINUE) \n No —__________ THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE. \n . (DETERMINE WHEN BEST TO CALI BACK AND RECORD) \n Unavailable..... \n 2. First, do you or does anyone in your immediate family work for any of the following types \n of companies? (READ LIST) \n wee TALLY, ANS TERNINATE \n 3. Have you participated in any group discussions during the past six months? \n Market Research Firm \n Advertising Agency. \n Tebaceo Company. \n Yes. \n +L CONTINUE \n peees2e——y THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE \n 4, Bo you currently smuke cigarettes on a regular basis? \n cee Le mee CENTINCK \n ——> THANK, TALLY, AND TERMINATE \n po] \n 2 «REAL LIST) \n 5. Appr \n Lese thar 3 pa AND TERMINATE \n tu 4 packs, \n to 6 pack \n co & pack \n oy more packs. \n owe </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> From: \n Sent: \n To: \n Subject: \n Spencer, Sid \n Monday, September 17, 2001 9:59 AM \n DL PMUSA HR MGT Employees \n Assistance from Cigna Behavioral Health \n 162 \n A906£0 1 S807 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> dee ee cee ne ee \n CIGARETTE TEST - REPORT FORM \n TO BE ANSWERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED SMOKINGS OR4 PACKS OF THE \n _ E4 CIGARETTES AND BEFORE YOU.START- SMOKING THE C8 CIGARETTES \n 1. What, if anything, did you dislike about the Eé cigarettes?” a ee \n bit ee tie tied. \n 2, What, if anything, did you like about the E4 cigarettes? \n . we Mate : > Te vere te ion = \n 3. Below are pairs of different phrases which might be used to describe the E4 cigarettes » one phrase at each side of \n the page...with boxes numbered 1 to 7 between each pair.The closer you feel a particular plirase applies to these \n cigarettes, the closer to that phrase you would pick a box. Please check one bex for each pair of phrases. \n . Overall. I did not like the) 1 102 103 lf4 10s |e ]{o7Joveral, 1 liked the \n cigarettes at all \"ot “cigarettes very much \n Asa \n B. They did not have alot off 1-102 103 1C¢ 103 |Ce |Z |they \n ad a lot of taste \n taste ' \n fy at Save \n C. They did not have a good{_1 || 2 lf 3 lf 4]is- lo 6. ]] 7_|They had a good taste \n taste rs Jey \n D. They were harsh to my | 1 || g lf3 IL-4 jos. IC & 7 7 _| They were not harsh to my \n mouth and throat a oo mouth and throat \n E. They were not refreshing|__1 IL 2 |{f 3 ff 4 ]i5 If 6 |! 7 | They were refreshing \n F. They did not have a good Ci 1 2 ] C 3 il “4 i= LC 6. LE 7_|They had a good aftertaste \n ; aftertaste oe a aa eon ees . Z \n Po Be ey \n G. Thev left a dry taste in my|{ L. tI 2 4 | 3 | r 4 Tf 5. LE 6. | j... 7_| They did not leave a dry \n mouth ee ba a, taste ivethy mouth \n H. They burned too Fast | 1 “H{ 2 | | . 3 | { wh fs. lf 6. if 7 | They did not burn too fast \n L They were not mildf 1 || 2 If 3 }1 4 Vf 5 lf 6 itz | They were mild \n J. They did not have an easy | 1 if 2 |{.3 |b 4 lf 5 {16 -|{7_|They had an easy draw \n draw \n IMPORTANT: PLEASE KEEP THIS REPORT FORM HANDY UNTIL WE TELEPHONE \n ve REP a son YOU. DO NOT RETURN IT TO US. \n - Qe \n 99 hg La0eO% </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> SNA ay \n ‘a. ° \n rr . \n + . | | \n F Me. Geerge L. Legg | \n A ’ : \n Yeah 36, Mew York. | \n esto? \n : ae co “ \n + a ; \n sEDE: KRE ‘ woe \n : . ’ \n = ° | : \n mo -, 7 * af ns ae : \n : dy \n ” 2 cage ‘ \" \n 3 . > na oe “e * . * WV . \n ‘ . be > 4, - \n cia : “tf : \n “y | : et fist os addy it “k. em” L ‘. i te \n ; : is *. Jd wis oe 1 A ree fy + . ag, tbe! acu « \n a Me oe 9 a putt wah etl So be Dada op \n ry AE URS ae hoe </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> NOVEMBER 5, 1979 \n CH-2003 NEUCHATEL-SERRIERES \n SWITZERLAND \n COPY NOQ.: \n RE PO R T A 0268/2019 \n AMES TEST OF SMOKE CONDENSATE FROM TEST CIGARETTES \n NIPUR-1, NIPUR-2,. NIPUR-3, NIPUR-4, RL-1,. RL-1 BM, \n 39-17-1, 39-17-1 BM AND STANDARD REFERENCE CIGARETTE 2R1 \n €SS2b09202 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> , C C \n 4 FORM NO. P.O. 1013 \n LT-3-80 \n LORILLARD \n A Division of Loews Theatres, Inc. \n 666 FIFTH AVENUE \n To_THE_COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A.,INC. \n 110 EAST 59TH STREET \n __NEW YORK, NY 10022 \n CTR SPECIAL PROJECT - BASED ON \n £ REVISED 1982 YEAR-END ESTIMATES OF \n MAXWELL FIGURES. \n CHARGE; INDUSTRY-RELATED EXPENSES. \n A UAE \n PLOTSIIEO </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MEMO Nove, \n Lewis \n Necarty christensen \n Kirk Prus \n Johnston Coleman \n Broughton Novak \n Denny Lempert \n Lewis Morgan \n Fleming Finley \n Tighe sanford \n MeKeown, Reynolds \n Parrack cantrell \n Spangler coett \n Matteson \n ARCTIC LIGHTS TEST MARKET \n (PROJECT. \n The Arctic Lights share performance data received is es follows: \n Week of November 17, 1978 \n Factory shipment share is .38% \n evised wnoiesale shipments share is .67% \n"
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"content": "Revised retail share is .79% \n Attached are a chart and graph of the share estimates for the \n Cincinnati trading area by week, ‘An addendum is also attached to \n provide a brief review of the source of data. \n Gab \n We Ms Damon M \n 433 \n Attachments \n MOPICE IF THE FILM IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR \n THAN THIS NOTICE, AT JS DUE TO THE \n QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT BEING FILMED. 490 ¢ </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> -17- \n BALTIMORE SUN \n prospect of pectafaking \n Last of four parts \n Ian John \n anette iio \n .. aera ics began fasting ideas \n . for health care reform last year. \n staying ale: & 75-cent tex \n \"Ea year: Catching road i \n ete tobacco \n mood of the \n Moce fundamentally, a 75-cent \n tobacco tax may not be as effective \n raising cioney and discouraging \n = le a tobacco tax \n that only a taxes really \n alice tnto rates, And any \n decrease that does take place wil] \n cut projected tax revenues, leaving \n tess than expected for health care \n to $100 bation to the U.S. economy. \n * might bea benefit to so- \n tes on smoking’s evils, the \n for a new round of de \n “1 think there ts a concern"
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"content": "that \n we're ta do something [han \n that we're not \n fy 40 the poor emoke more than the \n rich, but smoking is a relatively \n Research \n Economists catition, however, \n that # would be unrealistic to over-. \n tohacco's tax contributions. \n en if tobacco were to disappear \n because of government pressure, \n would do eo over a long period’ of \n time and not have 2 cataclysmic \n on the national economy. \n ‘op estimate for tobacco’s con- \n tribution tp the U.S. econamy, for \n example, is $100 billion, compared \n counts for. than 2 percent of \n the total economy. . \n And many econamusts argue \n that the $100 billion figure is in- \n flated becase & inchudes the wages \n something thal ls ignored by most \n tobaeno tax advocates in Washing- \n on the </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 08.Nov.91 , HJH \n HJH --> RAW, HSA, FRK, PSN, WST \n Betr.: tberholung von SIGMA-Rauchmaschinen \n Liebe Kollegen, \n EAA hat vor Antritt seines Urlaubs eine Zusammenstellung seiner \n Vorschlaége bez. Reparaturen und Modifikationen der in der letzten \n Studie. verwendeten SIGMA-Rauchmaschinen gemacht, die ich Ihnen \n hiermit weiterleiten médchte. \n In diese Zusammenstellung ist die Erfahrung eines mehrwichigen \n Dauerbetriebes eingegangen. Ich bitte Sie, diese Vorschlége zu \n priifen und PSN als Koordinator und mich tiber Ihre Vorstellungen zu \n diesen Punkten in Kenntnis zu setzen. \n Dartiber hinaus ist dieser Zusammenstellung eine Aufstellung der \n fiir die kommende SIGMA-Studie nach heutigem Kenntnisstand bendtig- \n ten Rauchmaschinen beigefiigt. \n Mit freundlichen Griifen \n Y-), hoof — \n vss </doc>"
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"content": "Nicholson Lane \n Kensington, Maryland 20895 \n 15028609 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> MARCH | 14 S4 \n ituiam Brown® is a successful \n businessman in a large South- \n ern city. Had he drawn up a personal \n balance sheet last spring, it would \n have shown that life had been good \n to him, At 55, he owned a thriving \n business.and an attractive home. He \n was happily married and had two \n sons doing well in college. Except \n for minor ailments, he had enjoyed \n excellent health all -his life. \n True, in recent*months Brown \n had been coughing with increasing \n frequency: But all smokers: cough, \n and he paid little attention. An in- \n creasing shortness of breath he ac- \n cepted as anormal part of the aging \n process. A small decrease in weight \n he put down on the good side of the \n “The name is fictidous for obvious reasons. \n chest pain, but nothing serious \n enough to bother a doctor with. \n Then one morning last June while \n brushing his teeth he coughed deep- \n ly and brought up sputum slightly \n streaked with blood. \n Brown, of course, had read about \n"
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"content": "lung-cancer and its apparent associa- \n tion with smoking. A two-pack-a- \n day man, he had even thought \n vaguely: about cutting down. Now’ \n as he shaved he ran through the \n lung-cancer symptoms he knew: \n bloody sputum, he remembered} was \n one. By the time he had finished he \n was frankly worried, and after \n breakfast, instead of driving to his \n office, he went to his doctor. \n The’ physician’s suspicions were \n immediately aroused by the symp- \n toms, Yet a number of things could \n March 1959 \n » ZITSSEEO </doc>"
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"content": "SIO) UMOP SOWOD [TE ICU A SHZINOLLMOATY WaIWeatad \n ‘Peay Jourayo e eware ‘ ean eset \n TOUCI]D BSE) JOUER] & YA DYOWS van Ba oH NOES SUS \n Bpeype nad juawouw sp wowye iQ puy oy ap | \n SALAISSIP JOA ‘SOYSNES IL SHOWS \n Aavoy 1Je 1 30 Inq 7]Ay sjooy IU \n ayOWS Paouatadse Jai as,nat uey) \n Sconponul Jorwalg APPL ) \n 7Y8 POL mo pauspal mo Ave Sy \n aun Ag ayouls pazaypt] SPAS BOI ADU SPOLIOUTY ‘SOGET BU Ul \n DYOWS JOPOOWS ¥ 0} nod yea JAS \n Jowadd ynd yssy Alan Ino WoL \n UOSVeE id MaNVaTO \n a SIOIOUIS JO} \n SOM MOU eth JOUC), \n ~ 85/0 \n so TP Sf 0OE™ </doc>"
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"content": "the attached \n summary, These revised figures incorporate all of the 1981 realign— \n ments that were made by the Sales Department. \n B. E. K. \n /sd \n ec: W, R. Blake \n J. G. Flinn \n L. R. Moroz \n 6TS9L868 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Baw \n BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION \n RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT \n RESTRICTED \n R&D-B027-95 \n SENSORY EVALUATION OF KOOL KS \n"
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"content": "WITH HIGHER MENTHOL LEVELS: \n PACK STUDY \n N. AYYA, R.A. DE WIJK \n July 14, 1995 \n DISTRIBUTION \n 1, GA. Read (BATCo) 9. T.F. Riehl (B&W) \n 2, R.R. Baker (BATCa) 10. R.H. Honeycutt (B&W) \n 3. E. Kausch (BAT Germany) 11. D. Wogerbauer (B&W) \n 4. W. Hass (BAT Germany) 12. B&W Library \n 5. L. T. Caruso (Souza Cruz) 13. B&W Library \n 6. |. Volpon (Souza Cruz) 14. BAT Germany Library \n 7. P.J. Dunn (ITC} 15. BYC Library \n 8. S.R. Massey (ITC) 16. ITC Library \n 17. Souza Cruz Library \n Issued by: . RH. Honeycutt Copy Number: \n Project Number: 486 \n 403000432 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> RESNICOW \n @ SCHROEDER .- \n The Arizona Republic \n Phoenix, AZ \n (daily circulation 484,630) \n July 17, 1999 \n See the art, feed the hungry \n All weekends should be like this: Go to \n the museum for free and help stock the St. \n Mary's Food Bank at the same time, \n Through August, all weekends will be like \n that at the Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central \n Ave., Phoenix. \n For the price of at least two canned-food items, admission \n Saturdays and Sundays is free to Heard Museum visitors. \n Arts Against Hunger is the name of this program sponsored by \n Philip Morris. \n Since last year, when the program began, more than 13 tons of \n food has been ‘donated in cities where Arts Against Hunger has \n been implemented. \n The Heard Museum is casting an eye specifically to diabetes, a \n disease predominant among native peoples of Arizona, and is \n @ looking specifically for food low in sugar, such as tuna, soup, \n canned fruit and vegetables, and rice and beans, \n In return, the Heard collects the best work from the past seven \n Fine Art Invitationals and presents “Art in 2 Worlds: The Native \n American Fine Art Invitational 1983-1997.\" \n St. Mary’s Food Bank, the world’s first food bank, was founded \n in 19687 and helps serve more than 55,000 meals a day. \n Weekend hours for the Heard Museum during the program are \n 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. \n For information, call (602) 252-8840. \n 06L2G¢2702 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 2075031185 \n Printed By: Kelly Rubin \n MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED \n ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION \n & Steve Rissman \n 01/25/2000 03:29 PM \n To: Litigation Group \n cc; \n Subject: Litigation Alert - Judge Magnuson certifies issues to Mn. S. Ct. \n Judge Magnuson certifies issues to Mn. S. Cte </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> MSTUIP AL TUR \n PEST TUT FELLER SPEOSPICATIONS \n TEST NURBER... 2... aa > FLT GR-aR \n }SPEC COMPLETION STATUS: INCOMPLETE \n .% PRODUCT FARAMETERS * \n COMPONENT DRY WEIGHT MOISTURE OOTY FER \n TYFE ITEM-ID FERCENT PERCENT 4 LB. CET \n F2-29-AR 82.4500 13.77 0.83425 \n BR25W 2.5500. 35.30 0.03439 \n 85.0000 x \n GFi 3.0000 441.56 0.902958 \n ' OTHER \n ‘SRS \n ETR/Gi3 Gi3-23 41.5000 12.900 ©.11402 \n TDR 3-123 6.5900 8.10 0.00437 \n _ TOTALS 106.9000 \n “PACK MOISTURE..... : 42.25 \n SUT FILLER MOISTURE: 12.75 \n 4O0ISTURE ALLOWANCE : 06.59 \n NNN \n BLEND MOISTURE AT \n OPLITS9I 17°04 \n FAGE i OF 2 \n LES. APPLICATION RATES ~ \n NEEDED LBS/K FERCENT \n 834 \n 34 44.249 \n 30 32.303 3.23 \n 14144. 429.334 ~ 12.93 \n 4: 4.386 \n 10416 \n SHORTS ENTRY: 19.00 % \n ~* FROCESS FARAMETERS * \n LAB \n | TOP DRESSING SET FOINTS...... 6.58 \n » STEAM FLOTATION TEMP. (Fido... : (459 \n TUTS FER INCH... 2. eee seen wa \n TUB WEIGHT... an aaa \n (ASTHG TEMPERATURE (Fle ....2..0: 9 \n | GASING SAUME.. wa naan : Q \n SAS ING REFRACTIVE INDEX...... 9 \n . * SFECIAL INSTRUCTIONS «x \n SFECTAL FES F2-297-AR. \n FACTORY \n 0.73 \n o.17 \n L8SS 6TOTS </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 10 mg “‘tar’’ 0.8 mg nicotine \n av. per cigarette, by FTC methad. \n Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined \n That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, \n © Philip Morris Inc. [984 \n Countem, \n premium cigarettes \n for the price of 20, \n LL6E8ELZ0z </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> DIDOKTON STREET \n BRAND CODE-08131 (STD) \n EFFECTIVE DATE; 09/09/93 \n STANDARD PRODUCTION \n _PHYS ICAL PARAMETERS _ \n TOBACCO ROD LENGTH : 56.0 MM \n TIPPING LENGTH : 31.000 MM LY \n CIGARETTE PAPER WIDTH : 27.00 . MM , \n CIRCUMFERENCE fo. 2.80 MM Lo \n CALCULATED VOLUME : 2,740.8264 CUBIC MM \n CALCULATED DENSITY : 23.4267 CGMS/CG \n TARGETS \n PACK 0. V. : 13.05. _% W/W ; \n LOOSE ENDS : < 1.000 GMS/50 \n F IRMNESS : . 3.50 MM G \n _ FILLER WEIGHT : .6420851 GRAMS \n CALCULATED WEIGHT: 1.4156 LBS, /1000 \n PAPER AND ADHES!VE : .0389051 GRAMS \n ROD WEIGHT : *,6809902. . _ GRAMS \n TIPPING AND ADHESIVE: .0426906 GRAMS \n TOTAL LESS PLUG : . 7236808 GRAMS \n REASON FOR CHANGE _ ¢ FIVE ADDITIONAL BRANDS ADDED TO THIS SPEC FOR go \n : COLLECTOR'S CHOIGE PROMO, VISTA SERIES. WEIGHTS to. \n : CHANGED DUE TO FILLER/PACK 0.V. CHANGE. LOOSE © \n : ENDS & FIRMNESS INFO ADDED TO THIS PAGE. joo \n PREPARED BY : K.V. SMITH PRINTING DATE : 9/08/93 \n PREPARATION DATE : 9/08/93 PRINTING TIME : 8:30:55 \n APPROVED BY: </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Reddie & Grose \n 16 Theobalds Road \n Trade Mark Agents London WC1X 8PL \n Telex 25445 \n DX 280 \n Philip Morris \n Management Corp. \n PO Box 26583 \n Richmond \n VA 23261-6583 \n USA, \n Attention James E. Schardt \n Assistant General Counsel \n Dear Jim \n European Patent Application No. 93305061.9 \n Your Ref: PM 1675 Our File: 34485 \n Richard C. Abnett M.A. \n Paul A. Brereton M.A. \n Reith E. Geering B.A. \n Nicholas S$. Marlow B.Sc. \n Linda J. Harland B.Sc. \n Jonathan M. Davies D.Phil. \n Patrick A.D. Lloyd B.Sc. \n Aidan J. Robson M.Sc. \n Helen R. Wakerley M.A. \n David S. Jackson B.Sc. \n Simon J.N. Goodman Ph.D. \n Stephen J. Mohun B.Sc. \n Consultants \n John H. Bass B.Se. \n P Antony Smith M.A. \n EAB. Valentine M.A. \n Our VAT No, GB 243 9087 49 \n 19 June 1996 \n NSM/RS/34485 \n phase formalities are thus completed. \n Yours sincer, \n ae] \n N. Marlow \n R&G \n RECEIVED \n JUN 2 6 [996 \n LEGAL DEPARTMENT \n OS9208TS0z </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> oh Sa a et \n ates in‘ \n mo (OST SUEY, \n 70K WATSATYID OOLY “] (Mi) #73-0028) \n (miitorad By + I \n “ted by ~~ . MALE ~ 35 | cunneser INT. WINSTON \n vars a PEMA y» [3s LOTHER PRE EMCKFRS \n (Ta }) CoRsTy [Aut] [_BmANO ID) [sar ip) [Yar wee \n rye rye 1 car \n 1§0078|] { LIA Zz y \n GD. K TSNIPIONE NER. INISIWIEWER \n STATE _COCE CONTY Corn | (OO. SIZE J LARA OS [LEPTIN] [SCAPIX HOFER \n Bi) pri psa Paw Ez MPR a) UTS \n DATE / f78 TI END : TO: STARIED 1 NO. OF MIN, \n ello, I'm with M/A/R/C Consumer Research BRAND ID \n mn independent ent research company, calling long 36 \n listance. We're conducting a survey on peoples \n ise of consuver products and would like to inclute (37) \n iomeone in your home 18 years of age or older POST WAVE 2 \n mong the poople we are interviewing nation-wide, ceecossececesccerree \n . (38) \n JLST eoeeaceaoneeeeeeee \n CONTROL coccsecccece \n .&. Have you smoked any cigarettes in the \n past seven days, or not? \n No (ASK FOR ANOIMER SMOKER. IF NONE, \n TERMINATE.) \n YES cecccccvccscvves \n . How nany cigarettes do you usually \n smoke per day? 1-15 \n 16-25 crcccccccccecs \n Over 25 cccccccccces \n consider to be your usual brane? (RECORD ON GRID BELOW AT Q.2a. IF NO \n BRAND, TERMINATE) . \n USUAL BRAND Q.2a. 2b 2c 2a 2e \n F M \n Relair \n Benson & He \n Care] \n Carlton \n Chesterfield \n ¥ent \n Lark \n Lucky Strike_ \n Marlporo Rad Pack \n Gold Pack \n Green Pack \n Merit \n More \n Newport \n Parliament \n Raleian \n Salca__ \n Tarcyvton \n True \n Vantaze \n Vicer \n Virginia Slirs \n Winston Rod Pack \n Gold Pack \n Silver Pack \n Other \n (39) \n coerevees db \n (40-42) \n BIANK \n (43) \n ecccsseee 2 \n eosceeses 3 \n USUAL \n (44) (45) (46) (47) \n (IF USUAL BRAND \n IS NOW-FILTER, \n MIDDLE FLAVOR \n FILTCR, OR HIFI \n TERMINATE) \n LOSE gloos </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> July 30, 1987 \n MEMORNDUM \n TO: Robert F. Gertenbach CC: WDH, SCS \n JFG, HOM \n FROM: Leonard S. Zahn \n SUBJECT: American Lung Association/American Thoracic Society, \n New Orleans, May 10-13, 1987. \n Herets an idea of what went on at this meeting in regard to \n smoking and health: The scientific program had three separate \n sessions and more than 50 reports directly on the subject. (There \n were about 1420 reports in all on the program.) The community \n education sessions, designed mostly for ALA volunteers, had about \n 25 talks on such topics as state and local antismoking legisla- \n tion, smoking and youth, countering the tobacco industry, smoke- \n free workplaces, etc. - \n That wasn't all: The keynote speaker was CHARLES LeMAISTRE, \n president of the University of Texas System Cancer Center in \n Houston, national president of the American Cancer Society in \n 1986, and a member of the first Advisory Committee on Smoking and \n Health to the Surgeon General (1963). He got the ALA's Presi- \n dent's Award for \"his many years of courageous effort to alert \n the public and scientific community about the dangers of smok- \n ing.\" He responded accordingly, saying at one point: \"Today the \n personal risk of illness and death from tobacco usage must be \n viewed within the larger context of a major social, economic and \n moral issue that looms before this nation and the world. \n There's more: The ALA's Board of Directors adopted two resolu- \n tions -- one urging the federal government to end promotion of \n tobacco exports to developing countries, the other urging New \n Orleans officials to reconsider its rejection a few days earlier \n of a proposal that would have banned smoking in certain public \n places and restricted it in others. \n Not to belabor the point, but...: the ALA's 1987 Gold Medal- \n lion for Humanitarianism was awarded posthumously to honor the \n memory of Alton Ochsner, the New Orleans thoracic physician who \n died in 1981. He was one of the first to claim a causal relation~ \n ship between smoking and lung cancer. \n Many of the foregoing were taken up by ALA press people in an \n effort to generate publicity; there was very little of that for \n the smoking items and for the meeting as a whole. \n A local television station, seeking any scientist to discuss \n passive smoke (PS) exposure and lung cancer, was offered MICHAEL \n WALL, University of California at San Francisco, who gave 4 re- \n port on a method of measuring whether an individual had been ex- \n posed to PS, He said (in advance) that he'd only speak about PS \n feonard \n Faby, Pe RNIONs coms, \n and Associates ine, \n £3 LINCOLN ROAD *?.0. BOX 223 “GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11022 ¢ (516)482-5715 </doc>"
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"content": "13, 2001 4:18 PM \n ‘Jamie_Drogin@ nyc.bm.com’ \n RE: Presentation \n VS89PE9E80C </doc>"
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"content": "Park Avenue \n New York, NY 10017 \n Dear Nancy: \n Enclosed is our original prototype and one production sample of the Marlboro \n Lighter that we have approved. \n If you approve the production sample as well, please forward to Phyllis \n Kornbluth and ask that she notify me as soon as possible to begin actual \n production. \n Thank you, \n LEO BURNETT U.S.A. \n ft, Ie. oh: \n Pe ockhaus \n Sales Promotion Executive \n Enclosures \n ec: Phyllis Kornbluth \n Earl Glass \n Tim Ronan \n Tracy Brownell \n PB/ih \n Adelaide « Amsterdam Athens: Auckland « Bangkok « Beiru! « Bogota > Brisbane - Brussels « Buenos Aires * Gairo Caracas - Chicago > \n Gopenhagen - Detroit - Frankfurt - Hong kong + huala Lumpur -!.ondon- [.os Angeles- Madrid + Manila: Melbourne - Mexico City - Miami - Milan - \n Montreal « New York: Panama ily « Paris - San Juan Santiago - Sante Domingo- Sae Paulo « Singapore - Sydney «Tokyo «Toronto > Wellington \n Lyi eocavocd </doc>"
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"content": "ia: \n ‘Local Programs: 1961-1962 \n \"a8 \n 6hhl SLECcs </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> (ima) \n TeRiataNe: Tale quescloanaice fo mot ts ba adwialacered to anyone undee \n 21 years Of age. \n BASCLAY QECONTACT \n THE PERSON as TOCR MAE LEST \n Beorasr: Sarid WESPowosat’s COwtGT GIEZT To TE QUESTIONAIRE OW \n .SEPLETION oF ereaeCRN, \n aed L'm fro 5 \n feSearch project, and would Iles \n Barclay... \n Other. \n"
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"content": "Gpectty) \n de. tbat afze tz your brand? \n Regular or King Size \n 10Gm, \n tb. Te yoor brand packaged fo a... \n 2. ow Yong have you been sncking Barcley! (00 MIT READ CHOICES) \n 2 weeks eceseeee \n 6 weeks (2 wonehs)..., \n 9 vacke., \n 10 weeks. \n 1} vecks. \n 12 veer (3 months)... \n Over three mmcha., \n 3. Prior co amoking BARCLAT as your regular brand, what brand dtd you ssoce \n oat often? (RECURS COMFLETE BRAND BNE BLLIW) \n Previous Braad: \n Ja. War your cigurecte decctibed on the package as aither “Lights” er \n \"Milde,\" or vas it the regulac version? \n “Lights” or “MLids' \n “bagulat™esscre \n 690820TOS </doc>"
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"content": "near open flame. \n j May vent, burst, or rupture. \n SECTION ¥ REACTIVITY DATA \n CONDITIONS TO avoio : \n STASILITY UNSTABLE Avose Soravindg into coven flame or onto red por \n STaaut x surfaces . \n - 4 \n ‘ \"a veld oa: ° , , \n ‘ora MCOMPATAILITY (Materiady s@ eveid) Strong oxidizers, strong alkalies, reactive metals \n q HAZARDOUS OECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS \n May form carbon monoxide, bhvdrogen chloride phosgene (srall amounts) \n . CONCITIONS TO AVOID \n , MAY OCCUR \n nen | MAZAROOUS . \n POLYMERIZATION \n WILL NOT OCCUR x \n &ESSITPOOOS </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Loz COMMUNICATIONS, INC. . \n 16 E. Broad St. Sude 310 - Columbus. OH 43215 + (614)464-3657 \n Publo Relations « Marketing « Advertising \n INVOICE \n CLIENT: MARKETING RESOURCE GROUP, INC. \n Atin: Tom Shields \n P.O. Box 20064 \n 320 West Ottowa \n Lansing, MI 46933 \n RE: Services to date for MRG and STOP \n an General Counsel to MRG and Coalition Members \n ML time (2.0 hours) \n 2. Client Meetings \n 2/14 ML (1.0 hours), KL (1.5 hours \n 3. Coordinate printing of letterhead stationery \n JW O15 hours) \n Printing \n Printing \n 4, Release #1: Coalition Announcement. \n ML time. (2.0 hours} . \n Clerical/stuffing/etc (3.0 hours) \n Printing 130x2x.10 \n Courier \n MRG-101-89 \n Feb. 23, 1989 \n 180.00 \n 180.00 \n 90.00 \n 67.50 \n 47.10 \n 180.00 \n 75.00 \n 26.00 \n 30.00 \n Lost Sales” \n ML time (1.5 hours) \n inputting to Mac (1.0 hour) \n Printing \n Postage 116x$.25 \n Courier \n at J \n 133.00 \n 25.00 \n 28.50 \n 29.00 \n 36.00 \n VL6E9L96 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Sin - e \n wee ee. \n Of <2 ffocite tea we 0d fs ootbo \n Of Pe pense vt Fire Mtl a \n Might C Compt” \n | Pa ree o£ oo \n rere. / PIS \n Gov a hag Zz re vedewene \n Foie tre \n xe ae leet Lal . \n fans \n Poe 4 wy, OE \n GO Not \n CE ete & \n SL LITEEI0E </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Locatr3n OF SAMPLING 4141-6 DATE: 5-19-82 \n TEST NUMBER FYO8S4 \n FILTRONA LASER \n WEIGHT DRAFT SIZE SIZE FIRMNESS \n MEAN 0.0000 306,7 0.00 24.60 0.00 \n S. oD, 0.000 7.0 0.00 605 0,00 \n N= 0 50 0 so ti \n GROUP WT.= 34,339 N= SO MEAN 6868 \n WT. / 25,00 MM.= 4747 \n DRAFT? 25.00 MM.= 76.7 \n SUPPLIER TEC \n TOW 3.3/39,000 CROSS SECTION 40 \n LOT NO. 3,%3-4149 BALE NO. 47441349 \n MACHINE NO, #3 PROCESS PM-2 E-&UPT \n CIRCUMFERENCE 24.60 LENGTH (TIP) 2S DRAFT (TIP) 76 \n TYPE PLASTICIZER E-19F 4% PLASTICIZER 9 \n TOTAL ADDITIVE \n PLUG WRAP 626 \n FEED i284 DELIVERY 985 TAPE i042 \n LES, P.T. 4 TENSTON 400 \n GRAMS OF TOW PER ROD \n TOTAL DENIER PLLUGS/MIN, \n REMARK :L~-47,734 A~E MADE iff TRAYS T.AL,L.T. \n ETS egges </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Pewee \n ! 03'701332 \n | teow \n | — \n : | : \n ! . | \n | ‘ | \n : ra | \n ! | \n ! | \n : { \n ap | ' \n | | \n | C~ \n | : \n : LE“ 9S TS : \n ea° TT | i \n wea aaeas : \n 00° DT Gn ee eee eat on € pue Toszuvydon ; \n *93U039 SOopnToUuy ouTe sehavya °22/6 \n puyw 41/6 ‘st/6 ssonbexy squeyz{o 20d ev sauzy ¢ PEsBTAoI Asp buyp ‘ \n aoe UePTOH 4Zuey KOZ TeopTusyoou erndorg \n “aI yS5yI VepTop Juey ; \n 9/0% sive | . Lo . ‘ON ac \n BEGL ‘ON Gor uno | | . | Brequnt *% 1woT3UEI3¥ ‘om \n . 92a C6 “ON S3IOCAN! ' . . i PrVYTTzA07 ANZIND ; \n BE 986. 2001 AN AN oN meee CHE ON SHLVDOSSY uaa 1uteO8 \n eo, eee es late E Ce bebe ee ke eas * vs : has aad ee Sosa dee </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> LRN EUAN Bn) \n — a \n PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. INTEXCEFICS \n ; DATE: February 10, 1989 \n TO: Jack Nelsan \n FROM: Kelly McInerney \n SUBJECT: Discrimination \n vain \n Attached is a summary of smoker discrimination court and arbitration cases, a \n list of companies that ban the hiring of smokers, a list of quotes relating to \n discrimination and a state/local breakdown of laws passed discriminating \n against smokers since 1984. \n Highlights: \n ~ 24 court and arbitration cases have been filed involving smokers: 16 had \n outcomes in favor of the employer, while 9 favored smoking employees. \n Over half of the cases which favored smokers cccirred before 1985. \n - 33 companies hire only smokers, including 6 medical companies/hospitals \n and 3 insurance companies; \n ~ 2 states and 54 localities have discriminatory hiring practices that \n apply to smokers. Most target firefighters and police officers \n on/off the job. \n Also, Covington and Burling is researching discrimination in the workplace for \n the Tobacco Institute. I will forward their report as soon as it is released. \n co: D. Laufer \n J. Boltz \n S. Buckner RECEIVED \n S. Fisher \n B. Lemond \n J. Poole MURRAY H. BRING \n J. McDaniel \n SPS?PZ6z20e </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> > RGA TEST #3 \n OCTOBER, 1990 \n MRSI #8262 \n (FINAL 10/17/90) \n TELEPHONE ) TIME ZONE: E C M _ P \n RESPONDENT SELECTION NUMBER: \n ROTATION CODE 1 2 \n QUESTIONNAIRE COMPUTER INSTRUCTICNS \n 1. Hello, I'm of Marketing Research \n Services, a national public opinion firm calling \n long distance from Cincinnati, Ohio and I'd \n like:'to ask you a few questions. \n"
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"content": "We're talking to people in various age groups. \n Are you under 18*, 18* to 34, or 35 or older? \n Under 18/19 - i \n 18/19-34 - 2 —- SKIP TO Q.2A \n 35+ -~ 3 - SKIP TO 9.2A \n Refused - 4 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL) \n 1A. May I please speak to someone who is 18* or \n over? \n - RE-ASK Q.1 \n - THANK & TERMINATE----> Place phone # back in the sample to \n be dialed at a later date and time \n THANK & TERMINATE--~-> Record as disposition #41 (NO ONE \n 18/19+ IN HH) \n - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL) \n Yes - \n Not available \n F WOW Ne \n No adult 18/19+ \n Refused - \n 2A. Have I reached you at your home or is this a \n place of business? \n Home - 1 - SKIP TO Q.3A \n Business - 2 \n Both - 3 - SKIP TO Q.3A \n Refused -4 - \n THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL) \n 2B. Is this a business rum out of a home? \n Yes -1 \n No - 2 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #42 (BUSINESS) \n Refused - 3 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL) \n 3A. Including yourself, are there any people living \n in this household who are 18* years of age or \n over and drink coffee? \n Yes - 1 = \n No/DK - 2 on \n Refused - 3 oS \n 3B. Including yourself, are there any people living eye \n in this household who are 18* years of age or - an \n over and smoke filtered cigarettes? oo \n Yes -1 \n No/DK -~ 2 ~ THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #43 (NO 18/19+ \n FILTERED SMOKERS) \n Refused - 3 - THANK & TERMINATE----> Record as disposition #20 (REFUSAL) \n 19 - FOR ALABAMA AND UTAH </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE \n Name: Edith M. Lord, Ph.D. \n Work Address: Cancer Center \n University of Rochester \n Box 704, 601 Elmwood Avenue \n Rochester, New York 14642 \n (716) 275-5855 \n Home Address: 641 Highland Avenue \n Rochester, New York 14642 \n (716) 442-8531 \n Date of Birth: April 4, 1948 \n Social Security No.: 509-50-5149 \n Citizenship: U.S.A. \n Education \n University of Kansas - Microbiology B.A. 1970 \n University of California, Immunology Ph.D. 1975 \n San Diego \n Postdoctoral Training \n 1975-1976 University of California, San Francisco, Department of \n Medicine - Field of Reproductive Immunology \n Advisor: Dr. Daniel Stites. \n Faculty Appointments \n 1976-78 Senior Instructor, University of Rochester \n 1978-84 Assistant Professor, University of Rochester \n 1981-83 Co-Director, University of Rochester Hybridoma Facility \n 1984- Associate Professor, University of Rochester \n Academic and Professional Organizations \n 1978 - American Association of Immunologists \n 1978 ~ Radiation Research Society \n Honors \n Phi Beta Kappa, 1970. \n Woodrow Wilson Scholar, 1970. </doc>"
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"content": "in layer 2 of the cerebral cortex \n following lesioning 5-10 months post lesioning showed a decrease \n in Nissl bodies and a decrease in cell number. Treatment with \n nicotine during the period prevented both the decrease in Nissl \n bodies and cell number. Counts of the other cortical layers remain \n to be done. Nicotine also was observed to improve passive avoidance \n behaviour in lesioned animals. \n Preliminary studies withNPY indicated an increase in NPY encoding \n mRNA 2 months following lesioning. Since nicotine slightly increased \n NPY mRNA, they plan to determine the effect of nicotine on NPY mRNA \n following bilateral basal nucilues lesioning \n A new focus is to develop nicot ine-like compounds which will \n facilitate learning in memory deficient rats (aged or lesioned) \n and to determine to what degree they as well -as nicotine will increase \n CAT and ACherase in the cortex following basal nucleus lesions. </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> CURTCULUM VITAE \n THAME Vatsuru MATSUOKA \n DATE OF BIRTH 23 November 1954 \n EDUCATION 1980 ; H.D. Kagoshima University Faculty of Medicine \n 1980 ; Full Licensure for Medical Practice \n EXPERILACK 1930-1982 ; Resident, Department of Internal \n Nedicine, Kagoshima University lflospital \n 1982-present ; Research Fellow, Cardiology, Department \n of tledicine, Kagoshima University (Prof .l.Tanaka) \n 1986- ; Canadian Heart Foundation Post-Doctoral \n Fellow, Department of Physiology, University of Ottawa \n School of Medicine \n MERBERSHTP Japanese Circulation Society"
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"content": "\n Japanese Society of Electron Microscopy \n PUBLICATIONS \n 1. Matsuoka,T, Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Biroh,S, Kashima,T, Tanaka,ll, Effects of \n Diltiazem and Nat concentration in Ca2+ free medium on Ca2+ paradox in the \n myocardium. In Myocardial Structure & Metabolisa, 6,132-141 (1984) (In \n Japanese with English summary) \n 2,Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,S, Kashima,f, Tanaka,H. \n Cardiomyopathy in spontaneously diabetic RK mouse. In Myocardial Structure & \n Metabolism, 6,254-260 (1984) (In Japanese with English summary) \n 3.Saito,X, Tanaka,ll, Fukunaga,il, Matsuoka, ?T, Kashima,T, Nishi,S. Myocardial \n ultrastructure of cardiomyopathic animals. In Regulation of Cardiac Fuction, \n ed by Abe & Opie, 107-115 (1984) \n 4.Saito,k, Daitoku,K, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka, T, Biroh,S, Kakei,M, Kashima,T, \n Tanaka,H. Chlorpromazine-induced cardiomyopathy in rats. Heart & Vessels Cin \n press) \n 5.Saito,K, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,5, Kashima,T, Tanaka,H. Cultured \n heart cells from the spontaneously diabetic KK mouse. Heart & vessels (in \n press) \n 6.Saito,k, Fukunaga,H, Matsuoka,T, Biroh,S, Kashima,T, Tanaka,ll, Effects of \n tolbutamide on cultured heart cells of mice. J.Mol.Cell.Cardiol. (in press) </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Ru. Raynocs Tohacce USA \n ‘Minstan-Saiam, N. ©, 27102 \n The Honorable Gexry Sikorski \n Congress of the United states \n House of Representatives \n 414 Cannon House Office Building \n Washington, DC 208158 \n Dear Mr, Sikorski: \n One of the firat matters brought to my attention upon my \n return to R. 7. Reynolds Tobacco Company on June i, after a \n eeveryeat absence, was a copy of your Hay 3 letter to Penny \n Farthing of Patton, Boggs & Blow concerning one ef our recent \n Ganel advertisenantes. \n I have carefully reviewed the situation and have concluded \n that this ad should never have run. I can also say that it \n would net have run had I been at Reynolds when it was pro« \n posed. I apologize to you and others whe were offended by it \n and can assure you that it will never run again. \n As background, thie particular ad was designed to appeal to a \n target audience of 18-34 year-old males whe were snokers of \n competitive products. Surveys show, for whatever reason, that \n adult males ara reluctant te redeem consumer product coupons. \n Tt was hoped that by taking a humorous approach, the concept \n of coupon redemption would become more appealing to this \n target audience. While not intended, I can understand how \n this element of our advertisement could be miginterpreted as \n advice te underage readers on how to redeem cigarette coupons. \n tn addition to your letter, we have also received conplaints \n that other elements of thia ad were offensive, particularily to \n women because of its perceived gexist overtones, I am equally \n sancerned about this issue, - ; \n t will not attempt to defend this ad, except to say that it \n Glearly was not our intention te offend any segment of the \n Amerioan public ner was it our intention te encourage ninors \n to smoke or vedeem cigaratte coupons. \n OSSSO6TLOG </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> dare \n Qualitative Consulting \n CIGARETTE SCREENER \n Respondent Name: Home Phone: \n Address: Work Phone: \n Cry: State: Zip Cede: \n Group # \n Recruiter, Date Recrulted; \n Hello, I'm, from, a market research firm In \n . We are conducting a brief study and would like to ask you a few questions, \n Record: Male ( ) Groups 2 and 3 \n Female ( ) Group 1 \n 1. Into what range does your current age fall? \n Under 21 () Terminate. \n 21-24 ( } Continue \n 25-28 ( ) Continue \n 29-34 ( ) Terminate \n 85-49 () Terminate \n 50+ ( ) Terminate \n Recruiter; All groups should ekew ($0%+) to 21-24 versus 25-28. \n 2 Are you, of anyone in your household, or close friends employed by the State or Federal \n Government? \n Yes ( ) Continue \n No ( ) Skip to O.4 \n 3, You mentioned that you or someone close to you works for the Gtate or Federal Government. 60 \n 26'd \n that we can obtaln an equal representation of people, we need to knaw what government \n department or agency this person or persons work for. \n toes, \n Recruiter: Terminate or tally if raspondera mentions: \n State: Any health or fagal depanment \n Any member of the legislature or thelr staff \n Federal: = Any connection to tha Federal Trade Commission, Food and Drug \n Administration, Attorney General, or Human Services Department =n \n (Inckiding Surgeon General's offiog). 8 \n Any member af Congress or their stalf aN \n Recruiter: Limit miltary personnel to 3 per group. e \n GYOLTPLOTET OL sn0e4 4] WONS WYTZ:169 66T-Zz-00 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> (Email message to all PMUSA Richmond-area salaried employees age 21 or older) \n Subject: Attn Merit Smokers! \n Body of email: mt 5774, yours A \n Attention Merit Smokers! ow bs s ar yet hie? : \n AS ael Fe reser’ \n We are soliciting your comments on the recent introduction \n Your comments will help to ensure that we continue to \n products available to adults who choose to use them. \n erit with PaperSelect™. \n ket the best quality tobacco \n Gemail \n It Megi¢amoker (21 years old or \n ourrequest to participate in the \n Ker-age 21 or older. \n Please contact ??? via email by ??? if you are an a \n older) and would like to participate in our survey. \n survey must includ \n Thank you for your time. \n Wicca 44 iM \n Sincerely, \n 2999 \n 222? , \n 41. Elon StotemeTi - \n Ze ertify Rad 1 4m OF Ste Cf \n 2) yaaes of Og. eo of el em at \n fbn wil ty te Martie yarf> te fPn \n LC Stmvret, \n (Tyad Anew) \n Arh ef 6irkA \n v76vl6 +802 \n DRAFT 11/03/00 5:14 PM </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Hr. Joke Crave Deaender 3, 1948 \n ast. Chief of Nanufsoture \n MR, Hexmer \n Director of Researoh \n We ere saclosing report on the Physiesl Properties of Fall. MALLS , Lot No. \n 345, from the Market. \n Ia general, the physical characteristics are norm, \n ave \n Exslosure \n sot Mr, WH. \n Asst. Chief of Masufaetare \n Mr. VD. Mager \n Nenager </doc>"
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"content": "America Region complements very good \n performances by the other Regions in Philip Morris \n International. if \n By now you are all aware that 1994 has turned out to \n be a fantastic year for Philip Morris International W \n Furthermore, | believe that our business is \n competitively poised for continued strong growth/ I'd \n like to spend the next few minutes updating you on \n the other Regions and reviewing our global \n trademarks. if \n - Turn Down the Lights - \n 12/06/94 Final \n 05:00 PM \n ¢:MICHELE\\abusl.DOC \n L9G01L02202 </doc>"
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"content": "at Tufts University. \n Ms. Santos received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry and Sociology at Boston College and her graduate \n degree in Civil Engineering and Public Health from Tufts University. \n Ms. Santos has over fourteen years of environmental experience in the public and private sectors including 8 years \n at EPA Region I, primarily in the areas of toxic chemical and hazardous waste management. Ms. Santos has over \n six years of engineering consulting experience. Prior to her appointment at Columbia, Ms. Santos was Corporate \n Director for Risk Assessment Services with ABB Environmental. Ms. Santos’ areas of expertise include the conduct \n and evaluation of human health and environmental risk assessments and risk communication. A specialist in the \n design, implementation, and evaluation of risk:and environmental issue-oriented information and education \n programs, Ms. Santos has developed numerous information and communication strategies for hazardous waste sites, \n facility permitting, impact assessments, and community and worker right-to-know programs. Considered a leading \n risk communication practitioner, Ms. Santos has planned and participated as the lead communicator for close to 200 \n public meetings, hearings, citizen briefings and workshops on behalf of the government and industry. Ms. Santos \n has conducted Focus Groups, and direct mail survey programs as both research activities and as part of risk \n communication programs for industry and government agencies. Ms. Santos has also developed and served as the \n primary trainer/facilitator for over fifty Risk Assessment and Risk Communication training programs. \n Ms. Santos has numerous publications in the areas of Risk Communication and Assessment. She has recently \n completed a report to the German Marshall Fund on a Comparative Study of Risk Assessment and Risk \n Communication Practices between Western Europe and the United States. This report is the product of a German \n Marshall Fund Fellowship Award to Ms. Santos in 1989. \n Ms. Santos’ interest in the communication of risk focuses on several issues including: how to facilitate two-way \n communication and decision-making among various players with different objectives; how to assist practitioners in \n understanding the role of risk perception in communication; how to explain risk information to various audiences \n and how to build trust and credibility. Recently, Ms. Santos has been focusing on risk assessment and risk \n communication strategies for Air Toxics, and the relationship of risk communication to pollution prevention \n activities. From an international perspective, Ms. Santos-also works in understanding and facilitating cross cultural \n differences in risk communication. \n £023639220 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> a P.O. Box 35565 \n : TRONE APPRO VED —_reensboro NC 27425-5565 \n Copy \n CLIENT: R.J. REYNOLDS ' \n SUBJECT: VANTAGE REVISED T&N STATEMENTS \n JOB: VRT038 \n DATE: 3/13/95 \n REVISED: 3/13/95 5:12 PM3/14/95 11:42 AM \n ULTRA LIGHTS 100's: 4 mg. \"tar\", 0.4 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \n ULTRA LIGHTS: 5 mg. \"tar\", 0.5 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \n ULTRA LIGHTS BOX: 5 mg. \"tar\", 0.5 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \n FILTER 100’s: 7 mg. \"tar\", 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \n MENTHOL 100's: 8 mg. \"tar\", 0.7 mg, nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method, . \n MENTHOL: 8 mg. \"tar\", 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. , \n FILTER: 9 mg. “tar”, 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \n Family T&Ns: ULTRA LIGHTS 100's: 4 mg. \"tar\", 0.4 mg. nicotine, ULTRA \n LIGHTS, ULTRA LIGHTS BOX, ULTRA LIGHTS BOX \n 100's: 5 mg, \"tar, 0.5 mg. nicotine, FILTER 100's: 7 mg. “tar”, \n 0.7 mg. nicotine, MENTHOL, MENTHOL 100's: 8 mg. “tar”, \n 0.7 mg. nicotine, FILTER: 9 mg. \"tar\", 0.8 me; nipotine, av. per \n cigarette by FTC method. 4 \n alt NN \n nae \n We AO 5 y \n , fee eg chee pene | \n ny a \n cy allel ee))\" \n bani \n TONEAES \n 800 ZSSTs </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Vol. 19, No. 33 November 3, 1997 \n Beasley named executive vice president; new head of marketing department \n Andrew J. Schindler, president and chief executive officer of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., \n announced today that Lynn J. Beasley has been named executive vice president and head \n of the company’s marketing department. Most recently Beasley was senior vice president \n - brand marketing for the Winston, Camel and Salem brands. \n Reporting to Beasley in her new role will be: \n e G. Clifton Pennell, senior vice president - marketing and strategic planning."
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"content": "Pennell \n will have responsibility for the company's savings brands, sports marketing activities, \n marketing operations and strategic planning function. \n ¢ David N. Iauco, senior vice president - new business. lauco will have responsibility \n for the Eclipse and Moonlight brands as well as the company's market research \n function. \n e Edmund C. Leary - vice president - marketing - Winston. \n ¢ Frances V. Creighton - vice president - marketing - Camel. \n © Douglas W. Shouse - vice president - marketing - Salem/Vantage/More/NOW. \n tHE \n 7002t 8162 \n sees 808cs </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE \n CONTACT: Barry Holt / Nicholas M. Rolli (212) 907-5332 (212) 907-5333 \n PHILIP MORRIS ANNOUNCES RESTRUCTURING PLAN; ESTIMATES 1993 \n END ADOPTS SFAS NO. 112; DECLARES REGULAR QUARTERLY \n NEW YORK, November 24, 1993 -- Philip Morris Companies Inc. (NYSE: MO) today \n announced a restructuring plan to significantly reduce its cost structure and improve its future \n growth, profitability and cash flow. In addition, the company estimated that 1993 net \n eamings per share, excluding the charges related to the restructuring plan and an accounting \n change, would be approximately 16% lower than in 1992, The decrease is the result of lower \n prices in the U.S. cigarette market, and is in line with analysts’ recent projections. The board \n of directors also declared a regular quarterly dividend of $.65 per share. \n “Although 1993 has been a challenging year, our current domestic tobacco strategies are \n achieving our objectives, and all of our other businesses are performing well and have good \n momentum,” said Michael A. Miles, chairman of the board and chief executive officer. \"The \n actions beingannounced today reflect our determination to be the lowest cost competitor in all \n of our core operations, and will contribute to profit growth in all of our businesses next \n year.” : \n The restructuring plan consists of a $457 million after-tax charge, principally to cover the \n downsizing or closure of approximately 40 \n manufacturing and other facilities over the next few years. During this period, the workforce \n will be reduced by approximately 14,000 employees, or \n about 8% of the company's current total of 168,000 employees. In addition, in the fourth \n quarter of 1993 the company will adopt Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (SFAS) \n No. 112, Employers’ Accounting for Postemployment Benefits, primarily relating to \n severance payments. The adoption of SFAS No, 112 will result in an after-tax charge of \n $495 million. After taxes, the restructuring charge and the accounting change will lower \n full-year 1993 net earnings by a total of $952 million, or $1.08 per share. \n The company expects the restructuring plan to begin lowering operating costs in 1994, and to \n generate approximately $600 miltion in annual after-tax savings by 1997. The company \n expects a payback period of approximately three years. Savings from the planned actions will \n be used for both business-building initiatives and profit improvement. \n The company said that the plant consolidations, closings and downsizings will occur over the \n next three to four years, and are possible because of more efficient manufacturing methods. \n The company expects to initiate some of the planned actions before the end of this year; \n further actions will be announced as they are individually scheduled to occur. \n Most of the positions being eliminated relate to the manufacturing consolidations, although \n VLLVZELOLOZ </doc>"
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"content": "1975 Biology/Immunology \n publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO-PAGE \n Professional Experience: \n 1970-75 In vitro studies on the mechanism of cell-mediated immunity, Dept. Cell Biol., Weizmann \n Institute \n 1975-77 Visiting Fellow, research work in tumor immunolgy, Laboratory of Immunobiology, \n Research Foundation/ \n Research Foundation \n Research Foundation \n Honors and Memberships: \n 9/78 National Cancer Institute Young Investigator Research Award \n 1/79 National Leukemia Association, Inc., Research Grant \n 7/79 American Cancer Society Junior Faculty Research Award \n 7/83 Leukemia Society of America, Inc., Scholarship Award \n Israel Immunological Society \n Member, American Association of Pathologists \n Associate Editor, Journal of Immunology \n Editorial Board, Lymphokine Research. \n Publications: (92 total as of 5/31/93) \n activation. Immunol, Today 7:271, 1986. \n J. Biol. Chem. 263:3626, 1988. </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Philip Morris U.S.A. Confidential \n PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. \n INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE \n Richmond, Virginia \n To: P. Martin Date: December 27, 1995 \n From: Edilia Correa \n Subject: Ideation Workshop Notes -- December 4, 1995 \n Submitted for your review are Enclosure 1 -- Session Plan and Enclosure 2 -- Ideation \n Workshop Notes from the \"Filter Keepers\" ideation session held on December 4, 1995. In \n addition, Enclosure 3 includes \"hand-written\" notes and sketches as recorded in flip charts by \n the session participanis. \n The purpose of the workshop and brainstorming session was to guide a multi-disciplined \n R&D / MTS group through an exploration of new ideas for litter prevention devices, basically \n storage devices for used filters. \n The brainstorming session was successful in bringing forth new options and features for “filter \n keeper\" devices. Complete product concepts though, require more than an initial session \n to fully outline, understand and address physical attributes of ideas. As part of the ideation \n process, \"how to\" technical sessions may follow initial brainstorming to ultimately define \n ideas in physical and functional parameters. As a possible next step, | would"
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"content": "like to discuss \n with you how the concept building phase of ideation may further assist you in your efforts. \n bot \n cc: P. Callaham 4 \n R. Pugh ww \n J. Smith aaa \n DOC CODE: P0622 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> THE RIGGS NATIONA, BANK \n Hinton OF FEE \n 29857 WASHINGTON 9 ¢ \n “| THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 2 22xc SE a \n"
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"content": "<doc> Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, first, middie): ___ Ben-Nun, Avraham \n BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH \n Provide the following information for the key personnel in the order listed on Form Page 2. \n Photocopy this page or follow this format for each person. \n NAME \n POSITION TITLE \n INSTITUTION AND LOCATION (feppleabie) YEAR(S) FIELD OF STUDY \n Tel Aviv University, Dept. of Microbiology M.Sc. 1974 Inmmology, Microbiology \n Weizmann Inst.. of Science, Dept. of Cell Biology Ph.D. 1981 Autoimmmity \n Harvard Medical School, Dept. of Genetics Postdoc Virus Inmmmology \n Mol. Biol. of MHC \n POSITIONS \n 1993-to date \n 1994 \n 1985-1993 \n 1984 \n 1982-84 \n 1982 \n Jan.-June \n 1981 \n AWARDS \n 1975 \n 1981 \n 1981 \n 1982-1984 \n 1983-1985 \n 1985-1986 \n 1985-1987 \n 1985-1990 \n 1985-1993 \n 1986-1990 \n 1993-to date \n Associate Professor, Department of Immunology, The Weizmann Institute \n of Science. \n Visiting Professor, Deptartment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, \n Harvard University. (Host: Prof. J. Strominger) \n Senior Scientist, Department of Cell Biology, The Weizmann Institute of \n Science. \n Scientist, Department of Cell Biology, The Weizmann Institute of Science. \n Postdoctoral fellow, Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School, \n Boston. Supervisor: Prof. J. Seidman. \n Research Fellow with Drs. J.L. Strominger and S.J. Burakoff, Sidney- \n Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston. \n Postgraduate fellow with Prof. LR. Cohen (half-time) and with Prof. R. \n Amon, Weizmann Institute of Science \n Distinction award for M.Sc studies, Tel Aviv University. \n Distinction Prize of the Feinberg Graduate School of the Weizmann \n Institute for Ph.D. thesis. \n Fulbright Scholarship from the U.S.-Israel Higher Educational Foundation \n Chaim Weizmann Post Doctoral Fellowship \n National Multiple Sclerosis Society, USA post-doctoral fellowship \n Israel Cancer Society. Research fellowship on: \n Molecular immunology and tumor metastases. \n Israel Cancer Research Fund, USA. Research \n fellowship on: Tumor immunology/molecular immunology. \n Alon Higher Education Fellow \n Incumbent, Swig-Weiler Career Development Chair \n at the Weizmann Institute of Science. \n Cancer Research Institute, USA. Investigator Award on. \n Molecular analysis of T-cell mediated autoimmune pathogenic processes. \n Incumbent, The Eugene and Marcia Appelbaum Professorial Chair. \n PHS 398 (Rev. 5/95) \n (Form Page 6) Page FF </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Boston Globe \n 11/29/99 \n Big tobacco changes tune to stop FDA \n Industry to highlight dangers of products in high court case \n By Bob Hohler, Globe Staff \n &{ASHINGTON - After decades of downplaying smoking's dangers, cigarette makers plan to \n reuc before the Supreme Court this week that the Food and Drug Administration has no right \n to police the industry because tobacco products are too deadly for the FDA to regulate. \n In a landmark case with sweeping public health implications, the $50 billion industry is keeping \n its Marlboro Man image out of the courtroom and expressing a new corporate motto that is \n emblazoned on Philip Morris's Web site: \"There is no ‘safe’ cigarette.\" \n The turnabout is pivotal to the industry's attempt to thwart the FDA, which claimed jurisdiction \n over Lobacco products in 1996 after concluding that nicotine is a drug and cigarettes are drug- \n delivery devices. \n With the FDA poised to alter the way cigareties are marketed and sold in the 21st century, the \n court is weighing the industry's complaint that the Clinton administration cxcecded its legal \n authority in permitting the FDA to assert control over tobacco products. Both sides are scheduled \n to present oral arguments Wednesday, and the court is expected to issue a ruling carly next year. \n Industry lawyers plan to argue that if the FDA prevails in court the agency will have no choice \n but to ban the sale of cigarettes because the law requires the FDA to regulate only drugs that are \n \"safe and effective.\" \n \"It all comes back to whether we are safe and effective,\" an industry official said Jast week in a \n briefing with reporters on the condition that he not be identified. \"We are not safe and effective.\" \n The industry contends that only Congress has the power to abridge the rights of adults to buy \n dangerous tobacco products and has chosen instead to require safety warnings and other \n restrictions short of FDA intervention. \n \"This is a significant issue, whether an unelected bureaucrat of the federal government can ban a \n legal product of a major American industry,” said Scott Williams, a spokesman for the five \n largest tobacco manufacturers. \n As a sign of the industry's disdain for the FDA's proposed regulations, Williams derided the \n agency's finding that cigaretics arc drug-delivery devices. \"Saying a cigarette is a delivery device \n is like saying ketchup is a vegetable,\" he said. \"It doesn't make sense.” \n In court papers, the FDA argues that the law provides cxceptions for the agency to regulate \n unsafe products such as tobacco rather than ban them if it is in the public interest. And the FDA \n says it has no intention of outlawing tobacco because “the sudden withdrawal from the market of \n products to which so many millions of people are addicted would be dangerous.\" \n Under proposed regulations that President Clinton announced in 1996, the FDA has chiefly \n targeted the marketing and sales of tobacco products to minors. Studies have shown that more \n than 90 percent of adult smokers started as minors, and more than 400,000 adults die each year \n of smoking-related illnesses. \n Antitobacco advocates said the FDA's proposed campaign against youth smoking is crucial to \n stemming what John R. Seffrin, head of the American Cancer Society, called \"the 20th century's \n single largest public health disaster.\" He and other advocates portrayed the industry's talk of a \n possible ban on cigarettes as a scare tactic. \n 70034 0140 \n c99r Le6esS </doc>"
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