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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Extracte words from the graphic." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Smokers, Woes \n ABiiae offer ut \n | | | NO POSTAGE \n NECESSARY \n IF MAILED \n IN THE \n UNITED STATES \n BUSINESS REPLY MAIL \n FIRST CLASS MAIL = PERMIT NO.723.—s JANESVILLE. Wi \n POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY: \n SMOKER’S (Vi SURVEY \n PO BOX 5080 \n JANESVILLE WI 53547-9808 \n 73099 Fatale DoadubeadsstbocsEatectectsUDoestvedecsel fl \n EREEIeSF0G HA </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Deciphering written content in the photo." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> OW LY 2h be \n September 17, 1981 \n TO: D. H. Murphy \n FROM: E. C. Etzel \n SUBJECT: NOW 100MM MENTHOL COMMON BLEND PRODUCT TEST \n (MDD #81-0507) \n Topline results foy the above product test have been received \n and are provided below. They indicate that while both test \n products met overall action standards (parity with Carlton \n Menthol 100), test product #2 performed better than test pro- \n duct #1. The second test product achieved parity with Carlton \n among every smoker subgroup, except women smokers where it \n out-performed Carlton. \n Overall Ratings \n (7+ Ratings Among ULT \n Menthol 100mm Smokers) \n Carliton M100 Test Products \n 1 ye 2* \n % % % \n Total Menthol ULT \n 100MM 62 : 58 ——> 68 \n Males 66 4 50 >» 64 \n Females 61 61 69 \n 18-34 73 «<—————_ 44 —_—_» 62 \n 35+ 65 64 70 \n *Test product #1 is 3244A; test product #2 is 3244B, \n Thus, it appears that test product #2 has met action standards \n and represents a strong candidate for NOW Menthol 100's product. \n The final report on this study (to be issued the week of October \n 5) will indicate whether this test product has any specific pro- \n duct attribute deficiencies which might preclude its being \n introduced. \n SALA HLOOS </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Federal Trade Commission Washington, D.C. 20580 \n FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 25, 1982 \n BARCLAY CIGARETTES' \"TAR,\" NICOTINE AND CARBON MONOXIDE \n HIGHER THAN MEASURED BY CURRENT FIC TESTS \n Agency Asks for Comment on Test Changes \n Barclay cigarettes deliver more \"tar,\" nicotine and carbon \n monoxide than measured by the agency's current testing program, \n the Federal Trade Commission announced today. Asa result, the \n Commission informed Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp., manu— \n facturer of Barclay, that it cannot rely on the FTC test method \n to substantiate claims that Barelay delivers only \"? mg. tar. \n The Commission's unanimous vote was based on reports of \n three independent eonsultants and extensive material provided" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "by \n Brown and Williamson and other cigarette companies. Although \n they were not able to provide a precise estimate, the FTC \n consultants believed that Barclay 80 and 85s actually deliver \n between three and seven milligrams of \"tar t \n The measurement problem had arisen because Barclay's filter \n is unique in its design. \n Most low \"tart cigarettes have a band of perforated holes \n in their filters so air ean mix with smoke inside the filter and \n thus decrease the amount of \"tar\" the Smoker inhales. Barclay's \n design has four ventilation channels eonnecting these holes \n directly to the mouth end of the filter, so smoke and air \n are mixed in the mouth, not in the filter itself. on the basis \n of scientific information reviewed, the Commission coneluded that \n these channels are at least Partially blocked when people smoke \n Barclays, reducing the amount of air that dilutes the smoke and \n thus increasing the delivery of \"tar,\" The FTC machine is not \n now equipped to compensate for this new design, the Commission \n concluded, \n There was no allegation that Brown and Williamson had \n violated the FTC Act by relying on the agency's previous test \n results. In addition, the Commission pointed out that Brown and \n Williamson had cooperated fully with the Commission and the staff \n throughout the inquiry, \n S6PTSTO69 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> September 13, 1984 \n Ms. Janet P. Wheeler \n Mr. Paul S. Chapman \n Meeting with Dr. W. E. Owens of Ecusta on 09/12/84 \n The purpose of this memo is to advise you on some of the topics \n discussed during the above mentioned meeting: \n 1. Dr. Owens had much concern over the exclusivity situation with \n RURT. He is afraid that the open relationship that has been to \n the mutual benefit of both companies will be closed because Ecusta \n cannot grant RURT any sort of exclusive rights to the 45 gm/m2 \n ESP \"SA\" cigarette paper. \n 2. Ecusta cannot grant an exclusivity agreement with RJRT because \n they notified every tobacco company (PM, B&W, ATC, L&M, Lorillard) \n that they had this grade of low sidestream cigarette paper in a \n letter dated 04/03/79. RUJRT's copy was written to Mr. Thomas H, \n Eskew, One way RJRT could obtain a jump on the other tobacco \n companies would be to buy out Ecusta's electrostatic perforation \n capacity. If this was done, it would take Ecusta six to nine \n months before another ESP unit could be brought on-line. However, \n this may not keep another tobacco company from buying the non- \n perforated version and having another supplier ESP it. \n 3. Dr. Owens said that currently the excess capacity on their ESP \n units has been set aside for RJRT. Moreover, Bill stated that \n the amount of excess capacity is in RJRT's hands pending on the \n forthcoming decisions from Brands R & D and Brands Marketing: \n A. Will Winston KS go to the new color tipping as printed and \n perforated by Ecusta and if so when? \n B. Will Winston Light 85's remain on ESP tipping? \n c. Are there any new brands being developed with Ecusta ESP \n tipping? \n D, Will RURT launch an \"SA\" product in this year or 1985? \n @. If RIRT does not make a decision on whether or not an \"SA\" \n product will be introduced in 1984, and another tobacco company" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n needs an ESP product from Ecusta, the excess capacity once held \n on reserve for RJRT will have to be sold the competition, If \n this product just happens to be the ESP low sidestream cigarette \n paper, then RJRT will not be able to get this paper for six to nine \n months unless the non-perforated paper is bought and perforated \n by another supplier. \n T69zZ PESTS </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Q.68: \n 7 _(WRITE_INTREGUCAR BRAND] \n ORR RRR RRR RRR RR RNR RRR RR RRR OS \n ee ee eee ee \n Has a good menthol taste... . \n Is smooth ... toe ee eee \n Is a very low tar brand . . 2... \n Has an easy draw... 2 1 ee ee et ee \n Is strong tasting . . . 2... ese eee \n Has the right amount of menthol es eee \n Has tightly packed tobacco ......... \n Is among the lowest in tar and nicotine .. \n Is always fresh 2... 1. ee eee ee \n Is mfld 6. 6 ee ee ee ee ee \n Is refreshing . 2. 2 1 1 ee ew ee ee ee \n Doesn't burn too fast . 2.2... ee ae \n Has low nicotine . 2... 6 ee ee ee ee \n Feels smooth when you inhale... ... 4. \n Leaves a cool feeling ....... \n Has a pleasant aroma ee ee ee \n Has a special or unique filter ..... \n Describes \n Extremely \n Well \n tbo @ 6 © bt tf b a8 \n ie ee ee ee \n OoMnanerwWNHH KK ODO ODN AM PWM & \n PRR RR RRR AR RRR AR RRR RR TKR RR \n Ne" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee \n { RETURN ANSWER SGOKLET TO INTERVIEWER \n WHEN YOU HAVE \n { ~y \n 1 ei \n ( -2 \n ( -3 \n ( -4 \n { -5 \n FINISHED | \n Well \n 12( \n RRR RR RRA AR A RRA RRR RAR RRR RO \n CP688¢1 292 \n ee ee \n pot t # € © bo t FE Bo € bt t go bouwogs \n NA MNP WA HK OD DON DM FWD ~~ \n robot rm b be bob 8 \n nawnoex * O DO \n ee ee eee eee eee ee ee te </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Ted Bates new york/ advertising \n duly 29, 1974 \n Mr, B. V. Gawloy \n BROWN & HILLIANSON TOBACCO CORPORATION \n Dear Bernie: \n Enclosed are 2 copies of estimate AVN-PR-74+IR which has beon revised \n because actual billing exceeds the original ostimate by more than 10" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n percent. \n ‘his estimate covers the remaking of mechanicals to include the Viceroy \n Extra Milds mortise for \"$25,000\", \"Car #4\", and \"Close Up Car\", In \n issuing this ostimute, typography charges ostimated at $22$.00 wore in- \n advertantly omitted. All otner estimated figures remain as originally \n reflected. \n May we please have your approval of this revised estimate so that billing \n way be processed. \n If there are any questions, please Ict us know. \n HBchr \n ce: Mr. Ve &, Broach \n Me. L. Pizer \n Mrs. F. Canary </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> e- The Nation's #1 \n Tobacco causes 1/6 of \n all deaths annually \n 390,000 deaths each year \n from tobacco use means \n 1,000 tobacco funerals \n each day \n 5 million of our children will \n ultimately die because of \n tobacco use. \n TELOLT9Z0Z </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Lorillard \n MEMORANDUM \n November 17, 1986 \n TO: Roland D. Hammer \n FROM: Michael S. Liebow \n RE: NEWPORT PLEASURE FAIR: FOLLOW-UP MAILER \n Here's the follow-up-mail piece for the Newport Pleasure Fair \n promotion. New Century begins fulfillment this week. (See \n attached.) \n We are distributing 12,919 of these to consumers who attended one \n of the ten Pleasure Fair weekends and filled out a Sony Walkman \n Contest card. As you know, this program helps provide an \n additional incentive for these smokers to convert to Newport. \n I will provide a recap of the demographic and brand information \n from the cards later this month." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "And, if it's not too early, I \n will review redemption figures before the Florida State Fair in \n February. \n Let's discuss any questions or comments. \n M.S. Lt \n /lrk \n cc: P., Lawless \n Vv. Lindsley \n B. Magid \n J. Tatulli \n G. Telford \n FYI: B. Piwinski, MCA \n 04506288 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what does the image read?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> FRC RESEARCH CORPORATION KENT PAIRED COMPARISON TEST \n 404 Park Avenue South #19890 \n New York, New York 10C1€ 5 October, 1990 \n 1.0. 1-4 \n CALLBACK QUESTIONNAIRE \n WHITE VERSION I 30-1 \n “PRODUCTS PLACED: \n TRIED FIRST: _287_ \n TRIED SECOND: _117_ \n CALLBACK APPOINTMENT: \n (DAY) —TDATE) (TREY \n TIME INTERVIEW BEGAN: TIME INTERVIEW ENDED: INT. LENGTH: \n RESPONDENT'S NAME: TELE: ( ) \n ADDRESS: CITY: \n STATE: ‘ZIP CODE: \n INTERVIEWED BY: DATE: _ \n VALIDATED BY: DATE: \n (ASK TO SPEAK TO PERSON INTERVIEWED IN SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE. IF NOT AVAILABLE, \n RECORD TIME AND DATE WHEN HE/SHE WILL BE IN. NO ONE ELSE QUALIFIES.) \n Hello, I'm from FRC Research Corporation. I'm calling about the \n the cigarettes we asked you to try. oT \n la. First, did you receive the two types of cigarettes we asked you to try? \n YeS.ceeeee 1 ——-S> (CONTINUE) \n NO... eee -- 2 S>(TERMINATE. RECORD ON TALLY SHEET AND SAVE.) \n ib. And did you try both types of cigarettes we sent you? \n YeSseeeee. 1——S> (CONTINUE) \n NO.sessee. 2—=——S( TERMINATE. RECORD ON TALLY SHEET AND SAVE.) \n 2a. Now, let's talk about the cigarettes you smoked first, # 287. About how many of \n them did you smoke? (READ LIST, BUT DO NOT READ WORDS IN BRACKETS. RECORD \n ANSWER UNDER Q.2a.) \n About how many of them \n 2b. Now think about the cigarettes you smoked second, # \n CKETS. RECORD ANSWER \n did you smoke? (READ LIST, BUT DO NOT READ WORDS IN \n UNDER Q.2b.) \n uu. \n BR. \n we moo 228 \n ~2b \n (31 32 \n we I Ee oe, Less than ONG pack..cscceeeccaccsecesees 1 \n ee oe About one pack (1 - 1 1/2 packs)........ 2 2 \n ee : About 2 packs (1 1/2 - 2 1/2 packs)..... 3 3 \n ner About 3 packs (2 1/2 - 3 1/2 packs)..... 4 4 \n so oo All of them.......... saeees sacees seseeee 5 \n ~ <o \n . ® \n + : a \n vt on \n | o \n “y * tomb \n shot yup rp ten a ene nie nen ee ehuecgues eine nese ewes </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT \n SERVICE REQUEST AND DATA SHEET \n Submitter: B. Goodman Request Code: D881295 \n Date Submitted: 12-10-88 Sample Code: D8ENY \n Date Completed: 12-16-88 Project Code: 4009 \n Comments: \n Studio; Low tar; EQUILIBRATED LESS THAN 24 HOURS. \n ENY \n Smoke \n Butt Length, mm 35 \n FTC Tar, mg/cigt. 6.1 \n TPM, mg/cigt. 7.3 \n Nicotine, mg/cigt. 0.50 \n Water, mg/cigt. 0.71 \n Puffs/Cigt. 8.7 \n co, mg/cigt. 7.3 \n NO, mg/cigt. 0.12 . \n Cigarette \n Totai RTD, mm of H2Z0 136 \n Static Burn. Time, min 6.5 \n Length, mm 98.4 \n Circumference, mm 17.1 \n Diameter, mm 5.4 \n Paper \n Porosity, sec. 25 \n Porosity,;ml/min x cm2 30 \n Filter \n RTD, mm of H2O 120 \n Length, mm 27.4 \n Tipping Paper Length,mmn 32 \n Ventilation, % 63 \n Filler \n Wt. of Tob., g (12.5% 0.V.) 0.453 \n Rod Density, g/cc 0.275 \n Oven Volatiles, % 14.0 \n 6 Lecco soe </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Deciphering written content in the photo." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> - CURRICULUM VITAE \n STEPHEN KELLER, Ph. D. \n Born July 21, 1932 New York, New York \n Married . \n Education \n City College of New York, B.S. 1953 \n St. Johns University, New York, M.S., 1955 . \n Rutgers University, New Jersey, Ph. D., 1959 \n Professional Experience \n Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, N.Y., Research Fellow under Dr.Richard \n Block 1953-1959 , : \n Columbia University Collage of Physicians and Surgeons \n Research Associate in Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology 1960-1980 \n Assistant Professor of Pathology 1980-present \n Society Membership \n Sigma Xi, American Association for the Advancement of Science \n Research Interests \n Fractionation and Separation of Serum Components, Enzymes, Peptides, _ \n Amino Acids, Physico-Chemical Methods, Elastin Primary Structure. \n 50233751 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Menthol Superiority Ad/ \n Current Product \n ae 7 \n His \n = NORTHWIND \n [ 1O00's \n New Northwind cools like no \n other menthol can. Its exclusive \n Chill Blend™ gives you an \n all-new cool and refreshing taste \n sensation. Northwind... it beats \n other menthols cold. \n NORA NE 4 \n LOW TAR» MENTHOL \n ban nents eee minetsmninneiainimatismiasd \n KINGS 8 MG TAR. 1OO’S 9 MG TAR. \n © Philip Morris Inc. 1981 \n Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined \n Kings: 8 mg ‘’tar’’ 0.8 mg nicotine— That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. \n 100's: 9 mg ‘‘tar:’ 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. \n SSOTHLSFOZ </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> FINIS: FILT 9 CRIPT IVI \n CABARRUS COUNTY EFFECTIVE DATE: 02/19/1996 \n B&H 100 MENTHOL SP STANDARD PRODUCTION \n BRAND CODE-004631 (STD) . \n MACHINE TYPE 2 KDF-2 \n FILTER ROD LENGTH t 108.0 uM \n FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE : 24.45 MM CLASER) \n NUMBER UP ? 4 \n PLUG LENGTH 3 27.0 4M \n ROD R.T.D. : 299 MM HZ20 CTOTAL ENCAP) \n PLUG R.T.D. 3 76 MM «H20 \n PLASTICIZER s ML-38 O5-856-A \n APPLICATION PERCENT : 8.50 % OF DRY WEIGHT \n APPLICATION WEIGHT z 5.49 GRAMS/100 RODS 1.37 GRAMS/25 RODS \n FILTER TOW + FT-333 #10CEASTMAN) 05-333-E \n : FT-333 #10 (CELANESE) Q5-333-C \n DENIER PER FILAMENT : 3.9 \n TOTAL DENIER 3 35,000 \n CROSS SECTION : #10 \n PLUG WRAP + 26.25MM X 6000M KC 45-M1 Q6-362-A \n ANCHOR ADHESIVE : FULLER WB 3918 RL EVA 61-066-A \n GLUE APP. FGR ANCH. ADH: SINGLE GLUE LINE \n LAP ADHESIVE : FULLER HM 8229CH HM 61-428-A \n DRY WEIGHT 2 64.57 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.14 GRAMS/25 RODS \n BRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE 3 64.81 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.20 GRAMS/Z5 RODS \n WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE : 70.50 GRAMS/100 RODS 17.57 GRAMS/25 RODS \n SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: FILTER: BO7056 \n REASON FOR CHANGE" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": ": SPEC UPDATED TO REFLECT REVISED PLUG RTD \n s CALCULATIONS \n PREPARED BY : D.J. KELTON (A/S400) PRINTING DATE : 1/19/02 \n PREPARATION DATE > 2/18/96 PRINTING TIME : 12:56:58 \n APPROVED BY: SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 1/0: 4« \n 828116907 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse text from imagery." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> . 4 . \n CURRICULUM VITAE HKB1719159 \n Edward L. Klaiber, M.D. \n Box 6, Willson Road \n X “neeton, Massachusetts 02542 \n Date and Place of Birth: December 7, 1931 Syracuse, New York \n Marital Status: Married \n Education: , \n 1949 » 1952 Syracuse University B.A. \n 1952 - 1856 State University of New York M.D. \n Upstate Medical School at Syracuse \n Additional Training: \n 1956 ~ 1957 Intern in Medi cine, King County Hospital, \n Seattle, Was shington \n 41957 - 1958 First Year Resident in Medicine \n University of Washington Medical Center, Seattie \n 1958 - 1953 Second Year Resident in Medicine \n University of Washington Medical Center, Seattie \n 2959 += 1962 Résearch Fellow in Endocrinology , Department of \n Medicine, State University of New York, Upstate \n Medical Center at Syracuse \n Teaching Appointments: \n 195S - 1962 Instructor in Medicine, State ‘University of New York, \n ~ Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, New York \n G3 1963 - Affiliate Lecturer, Clark University, Morcaster, Mass. \n Hospital Appointments: \n 1963 - 1974 Graduate Assistant in Medicine, Dispensary Staff, \n Memorial Hospital, Worcester, Mass. \n 1965 ~ 1967 Medical Director, Worcester State Hospital, \n Worcester, Mass. \n 1978 - Courtesy Siaff, Memorial Hospital, Wercester, Mass. \n Consulting Specialist in Rndocrinology, Hahnemann Hospital Worcester I. \n Professicnal Status: \n 1962 ~ 1870 taff Seientist, Worcester Foundation for Experimental \n Biology, Shrewsburv, Nass. \n 1963 ~ Endocrinologist, Worcester State Hospital, Worcester, \n Mass. \n 196k ~ Chief, Clinicai Research, Department of Biological \n Research, Research Institute of Life Sciences, \n Worcester State Hospitai, Worcester, Mass. \n 1370 - Senior Scientist, Worcester Foundation for Experimental \n Biology, Shrewsbury, Mase. \n Research: \n 1964 - 1965 Principal Investigator tt.S.¥.H. Grant M-8996, \n Cognitive Style and Biclogical Correlates \n 1866 ~ 1968 Principal Investigator U.S.P.H. Grant HD-02557, \n Physiolegical and Ssychslesical Development \n 1868 - Principal Investigator U.S.F.H. Grant NH AN-1&757-09 Al, \n Steroids in Health and Biscase \n OO Mi \n LOS RAR \n OBIIeeaoL </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> ENTIAL \n Mr. D. S. Johnston 11/27/91 \n President and Chief Operating Officer \n R. D. Chumney, Jr. \n vice President ~- Research \n Progress Report - Product Development and Product Improvement \n PRODUCT. DEVELOPMENT \n 1. Project RCL - Nothing specific to report. \n 2. Project Tc - SIR has located the 100 Merit Ultra Lights Kings \n smokers requested for blind paired-comparison testing of two \n Project ADV models versus Merit Ultra Lights cigarettes. The \n ADV models, delivering 5-mg \"tar,\" were prepared with newly \n developed leaf blend, casing and flavor formulations. Blend \n CFH-60 has a high burley/flue-cured ratio, and CFH-61 contains \n about" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "egual parts of flue-cured and burley. Cigarettes have \n been distributed to participants, and complete results are \n expected Late next month. \n 3. Filter Cigarette Development - Production of introductory \n requirements of MISTY Slims Full Flavor Filter and Menthol Box \n Cigarettes was initiated at Reidsville Branch on November 22. \n Laboratory analysis of initial production indicates all quality \n parameters are being maintained in accordance with \n specifications. Cigarettes are being accumulated to provide \n sufficient quantities for national distribution early next year. \n requirements will consist of a maximum of 10 million cigarettes \n for limited test market introduction in the third quarter 1992. \n Preparation and evaluation of various Project R models continue \n at the Laboratory with emphasis on establishing processing \n techniques that enhance physical parameters and taste \n characteristics. Preliminary results indicate that high \n temperature/humidity drying of cut tobacco increases filling \n capacity, and the addition of \"salt\" additive to the Gallaher \n reconstituted tobacco component improves smoke taste properties. \n Arrangements are being made to supply Gallaher with additional \n quantities of cased burley tobacco. Forty-five hundred pounds \n and packed in export containers at Hanmer Division. \n Production of introductory requirements of AMERICAN Premium Box \n Cigarettes for a February launch in Japan has been initiated. </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Stephen D. Kessler \n 341 South Highland Avenue, 12 \n Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206 \n (412) 361-5033 \n Experience: \n 1994-1996 Assistant Program Coordinator, International Management \n Development Institute (IMD]), Pittsburgh \n 1993-1994 Student Supervisor, University of Southern California \n Transportation Services. Los Angeles \n 1992 Intern, California State Assemblyman Bob Epple’s District \n Office, Norwalk, California \n 1989-1990 Credit Office Manager, Mervyn’s Department Stores, Downey, \n California \n 1986-1989 Specialist, United States Army, 10 Mountain Division (Light \n Infantry), Fort Drum \n Skills: \n Organizational Coordinated, implemented, and evaluated four international \n Ability training and development programs at IMDI. \n Managerial Motivated and supervised fifteen student CSRs engaged in \n Ability sales and record keeping at USC Transportation Services. \n Accountability Directed a staff of eleven, store audits, payroll, and cash \n deposits in excess of $10,000 as Office Manager at Mervyn’s. \n Education: \n M. A. Public & International Affairs, Graduate School of Public and \n 1996 International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh \n 3.64 GPA \n B. A. International Relations and Economics, School of International \n 1994 Relations, University of Soulhem California \n Cum Laude \n A.A. Business Administration, Cerritos Community College, \n 1992 Norwalk, California \n Highest Honors \n Computer Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Pagemaker; DOS: WordPerfect, \n Knowledge Lotus 123; Familiar with Internet capabilities. \n 70011698 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Ane, \n uN, \n 7S. \n ¥ 4 \n x § \n NO AKON 8 \n fon, \n ane \n 2606 \n Ad No, 1-7, \n 59259 \n augo </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Tel:+41 32 888 5636 \n Fax: +41 32 888 5776 \n e-mail: dempsey.ruth@pminti.ch \n aon Original Message----- \n From: Carmines, Edward L. \n Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 8:46 PM \n To: Dempsey, Ruth \n Subject: RE: CH - ingredients lists \n Final copies are out. Merry Christmas. << File: Mix 1 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix 2 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix \n 3 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix 4 Final.pdf >> \n -----Original Message----- \n From: Dempsey, Ruth \n Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 5:48 AM \n Ta: Carmines, Edward L.; Podraza, Ken F. \n Subject: FW: CH - Ingredients lists \n Importance: High \n Ed, Ken, \n | visited the Swiss Health Department on Friday with Jean-Bernard and Corporate affairs to provide \n the ingredients disclosure list for Switzerland and to discuss a recent television programme which was \n accusing the industry of using \"illegal\" ingredients based on laboratory analysis of tobacco. You may \n have heard about all this - but | can fill you in if you require any more information. \n The representatives with whom we met were very interested in the \"MIX\" study which we told them \n about, and we said that we would send them the abstracts and the papers themselves as soon as \n they were available. Could | ask you if we have any material which we could send them immediately. \n My preference would be to send them at least some abstracts now. Since | believe the publications \n should be coming out fairly soon there is little point in providing them with drafts until they are fully \n published - but | would bow to your judgement on this. \n A rapid response would be appreciated! Although ij am not in this afternoon if it is possible to send me \n copies of anything that | can send to the scientists this week that would be great. If not then it will \n have to wait until the New Year! \n Thanks! \n with kind regards, \n Ruth \n WSA EU / EE / CEMA Regions \n Tels+-41 32 888 5636 \n Fax: +41 32 888 5776 \n e-mail: dempsey.ruth@pmintt.ch \n —~-Original Message---—- \n From: Clark, Marinette \n Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 10:36 AM \n To: Murray, Sean; Dempsey, Ruth; Boder, Jean-Bemard \n Ce: Davies, David; Claveloux, Denise; Toinet, Jean-Michel; Schulthess, Dieter (PMSA); Paquier, Louis; \n Schoenholz, Kenneth \" \n Subject: CH - Ingredients lists © \n Dear colleagues, \n | would like to thank you for your active participation to our meeting of December 14 with the \n Swiss health authorities. The tone and content of our discussion let us think that our \n interlocutors are professionnals who will appreciate sharing our scientific expertise. \n For your information, the consumers' TV program \"A Bon Entendeur” just issued a \n communique stating that they will follow up the cigarette additives issue. They refer to the \n new analysis and the conclusions that the Public Health office will draw from it next year. \n This highlights our interest to use the scientific link we have now established and | would be \n 4 2067636931 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 5 INC. ROGER MOZINGO \n 1776 K STREET, NORTHWEST | WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 | 202-296-8434 vice Brewident \n OUR NEW GENERAL OFFICE NUMBER is 202/457-4800 \n August 3, 1979 \n To: Bill Kloev£ CONFIDENTIAL: \n O° + oeprer MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION \n From: Roger Mozingo . \n Re: Pre-adult Education \n It is my opinion that the \"message\" should be directed to adults, \n not kids." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "After all, kids don't vote parents do. Parents also \n serve as city councilmen, commissioners, legislators, etc., kids \n don't. To try to talk to kids through any medium will, in all \n probability be misunderstood and create a backlash. \n The message should be short, simple and to the point. A play on \n words would do nothing but arouse suspicion. . \n Obviously, many productive uses could be made of such a program. \n One idea that came to mind: \n Conduct a mailing to every state legislator in the country \n with an explanation of why the program is being conducted. \n pR— \n R. L. M. \n cc: Horace Kornegay oo \n Tom Frankovic \n Jack Mills \n Jack Kelly \n J.C.B. Ehringhaus \n Fred Panzer \n Charles Waite \n Mike Kerrigan \n TIMN 0157537 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> J CIGARETTE TEST - REPORT FORM \n , PART I \n TO BE ANSWERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED SMOKING 3 OR4 PACKS OF THE \n @ G5 CIGARETTES AND BEFORE YOU START SMOKING THE E3 CIGARETTES \n 1. What, if anything, did you dislike about the G5 cigarettes? \n 2, What, if anything, did you like about the G5 cigarettes? \n 3. Below are pairs of different phrases which might be used to describe the G5 cigarettes - one phrase at each side of \n the page...with boxes numbered | to 7 between each pair.The closer you feel a particular phrase applies to these \n cigarettes, the closer to that phrase you would pick a box. Please check one box for each pair of phrases. \n A. Overall, I did not like the[_1 ][ 2 |[-3 |(_4_][-3_][6 |i_7 JOverall, 1 liked the \n cigarettes at all cigarettes very much \n B. They did not have a lot of |_1 2 3 | 4 || 5 i | 6 | | 7 _ | They had a lot of taste \n taste \n e C. They did not have a good|_l 2 3 4 5 | 6 7 |They had a good taste \n taste \n D. They were harsh to my|_i_|| 2 |i 3 | 1 4 |{ 5 || 6 [| 7 | They were not harsh to my \n mouth and throat mouth and throat \n E. They were not refreshing|_1 | 2 | | 3 4 |[5 6 7__|They were refreshing \n F. They did not have a good|_1 [ 2 3 | 4 5 | | 6 | 7 __|They had a good aftertaste \n aftertaste \n G. They left a dry taste in my|__1 | 2 | [ 3 | [ 4 | | 5 | 6 7 |They did not leave a dry \n mouth taste in my mouth \n H. They burned too, fast | 1 | [2 4 | 3 | | 4 | [ 5 1] 6 7 _|They did not burn too fast \n IL They were not mild|_1l | Q | 3 [ 4 || 5 | | 6 | | 7 _|They were mild \n ® J. They did not have an easy|__1 | 2 |} 3 | | 4 | [5 Tt 6 || 7 | They had an easy draw \n draw \n IMPORTANT: PLEASE KEEP THIS REPORT FORM HANDY UNTIL WE TELEPHONE \n YOU. DO NOT RETURN IT TO US. \n - 2- \n SBLO0FOE \n L442 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what texts are in the picture?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> O*BRIEN-SHERWOOD ASSOCIATES INC. CIGARETTE SALES SIMULATION TEST \n EF-/ \n 97-16 WOODSIDE AVENUE \n WOODSIDE, NEW YORK 11377 CHIGAGO 4-] \n NEW JERSEY -2 \n PHOENIX -3 \n SCREENING PAGE \n Good morning/afternoon/evening. My name is \" \n from Research Co. We're talking to people about their \n - opinions about ‘certain products, and I'd like to ask you a few questions. \n (IF NOT SELF-EVIDENT, ASK:) \n 1. Are you 18 or over? \n Yes (ASK Q. 2) No (THANK AND TERMINATE) \n 2. In the past week or two, have you spent any time looking through or reading a magazine \n or newspaper at home? \n Yes ___—s— (ASK Q.. 3) No (THANK AND TERMINATE) \n \"3. Do you smoke filter cKSarettes? \n Yes ___— (ASK Q.. 4) No (THANK AND TERMINATE) \n 4, Do you usually smoke KirSSize cigarettes or longer than King-size, that is the 100 \n millimeter or 120 millimeter size? \n King-size ( ) (ASK Q. 5) Longer ( ) (THANK AND TERMINATE) \n 5. Do you usually smoke a Menthol __ (GO TO BACK SIDE OF SCREENER) or a Non-Menthol \n cigarette__ (ASK Q. 6) \n 6. What is your regular brand of cigarettes, the brand you smoke most often? \n ‘ (RECORD BELOW) (SHOW BRAND LIST TO DETERMINE WHICH VERSION, AND LETTERS) 5- \n . . . §- ~ \n Full Name: Letters: 7- \n (RECORD FULL NAME AND LETTERS FROM BRAND LIST) \n NOTE: IF BRAND HAS NO LETTERS NEXT TO IT, THANK AND TERMINATE \n Lovrleopor \n TELL RESPONDENT THAT WE HAVE SOME ADS WE'D LIKE HIM/HER \n TO LOOK AT AND INVITE INTO INTERVIEW ROOM </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> “SHEET DATA SURVEY \n PLANT OPERATOR/MARKET: Bugis Ouddom | Chat pADoge VN \n TOTAL PLANT INVENTORY \n HOW MANY UNITS ARE CURRENTLY CLEARED FOR TOBACCO USE? \n 220 \n Of those units, how many have an elementary school, junior high school or high school \n or children’s playground within 500 ft. and 1000 ft. away? \n What methods did you use (ex: measured units, maps) to obtain this data? Please be \n specific. \n Fersmae Kyenledse of Atttker ft Speedie Rees G OL, der, \n Plant Manager 4 \n Signature/Bate \n $801 g, </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> S0a6/ 3/5) A \n GEL—VA \n 2E/-l \n ZLI CAFE" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "+f? ef \n fal SHS Sty </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> -----Original Messagi \n From: Parrish, Steve \n Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 3:47 PM \n Ta: Tovar, David; Roberts, Peggy; Poole, Jay; Collamore, Tom; Spector, James; Rosen, Janine; Nicoli, David; Koops, Gary; Berlind, \n Mark; Barrington, Marty; Eck, Robert; Ryan, Thomas M; McCormick, Brendan J. \n Subject: RE: Reuters article \n Excellent! Great job David, Mark and all. \n VLPOO8LS80C </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Neuroscience Letters, 53 (1985) 235-240 235 \n Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd. \n NSL 03058 \n ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR AND LATERAL \n HEMISPHERIC ALTERATIONS IN CORTICAL GLUCOSE UTILIZATION \n ROBERT P. FRIEDLAND!?*, THOMAS F. BUDINGER?, ELISABETH KOSS!” and BETH A. \n OBER! \n 'VA Medical Center, Martinez, CA 94553 and Department of Neurology, University of California, \n School of Medicine, Davis, CA 95616 and ?Donner Laboratory, University of California - Berkeley, CA \n 94720 (U.S.A.) \n (Received April 9th, 1984; Revised version received and accepted November Sth, 1984) \n Key words: Alzheimer’s disease - positron emission tomography - ['*F]fluorodeoxyglucose - dementia \n - glucose utilization - temporal and parietal cortex \n We performed dynamic positron emission tomographic studies with ['SF]fluorodeoxyglucose in 17 sub- \n jects with presumed Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and 7 healthy aged subjects. Glucose metabolism was \n depressed by 27% in temporal-parietal cortex of the AD group, as compared to healthy aged controls. \n This focal impairment in temporal-parietal glucose use was found in all AD subjects. In addition, the \n AD group showed a striking lateral asymmetry of cortical metabolism not favoring either hemisphere, \n which has not been previously reported. Relationships between these focal changes and behavioral \n features of the illness were demonstrated. These results have important implications for the diagnosis and \n perhaps the etiology of Alzheimer’s disease. \n The histopathological findings in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are greatest in the \n temporal, parietal and frontal association cortices and hippocampus, while the oc- \n cipital and peri-Sylvian areas are relatively spared [4, 19]. Also strongly involved are \n large neurons in the basal forebrain [6]. However, the regional distribution of the \n pathological processes of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has not been well established \n during life. Also, as most quantitative pathological and neurochemical investiga- \n tions have been limited to single hemispheres, the relative degree to which the two \n hemispheres are affected in the disease is unknown. \n Our knowledge of the regional distribution of the pathological processes of AD \n has developed largely from studies performed post mortem. We have used the non- \n invasive quantitation of cortical glucose metabolism provided by positron emission \n tomography (PET) with ['*F]2-fluoro-2-deoxy-p-glucose (FDG) [18], to assess the \n regional distribution of disease processes in vivo. \n *To whom all correspondence should be addressed at: Neurology (127), VA Medical Center, 150 Muir \n Rd., Martinez, CA 94553, U.S.A. \n 0304-3940/85/$ 03.30 © 1985 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd. \n 80rL09890z </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL \n ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT \n Covington & Burling Draft \n February 20, 1992 \n SUMMARY OF DATA ON MALTODEXTRIN \n Abstract. Maltodextrin is used as &@ sweetener and \n carbohydrate source. It has been recognized as GRAS by the FDA. yr TEIE \n ‘ LL \n Published studies on the thermal decomposition of Peet \n carbohyasates;-ihetuding maltodextriny focus on the calorimetry Cie \" \n and physics of Combustion rather than on the products of The Oh \n pyrolysis. . PEI CL U3 \n Maltodextrin did not induce tumors in rabbits or \n rodents during a chronic Study, and there were no effects \n attributable to the compound in a reproductive and subchronic \n toxicity study. There are no studies on the compound's acute \n toxicity or genotoxic potential. \n References concerning the use of maltodextrin in \n cigarettes or tobacco were not found in the available literature. \n Neither were there references to studies on the carcinogenicity \n nor the acute, subchronic or chronic toxicity of maltodextrin. \n GLZ8194.9 \n I. Background. Maltodextrin (CAS No. 9050-36-6) is a \n polysaccharide composed of D-glucose which is extracted from corn \n flour or corn starch by enzyme or acid processes, followed by \n clarification, refining, and spray-drying until the moisture \n content is 3-5 percent by weight. Maltodextrins are defined as \n having a reducing sugars dextrose equivalent of less than 20 \n (Kirk Othmer, 1983). Maltodextrin is readily soluble in water \n and milk, and is used as a Carbohydrate-component in infant \n formula and sports drinks (Merck, 1989). It is also used in \n coating adhesives, cold water-soluble gelatins, salt substitutes, \n gravy mixes, and chewing gums. \n Microparticles of maltodextrin have been used as \n carriers of proteins and low molecular weight drugs in vivo \n Wo228192.9 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> “ Tobacco Company \n HILDA DOUVAS \n Promotions Coordinator \n 714/672-8644 \n Fax: 714/872-8425 \n June 21, 1996 \n To: Melanie Hanbery, David Testroe, Denise Boyd \n McLane Southern California \n Re: Mobil Oil Accounts - July Camel B3GF T-Shirt Promotion (UIN #907295) \n The attached list of Mobil Oil accounts have authorized McLane to ship the above promotion \n (see attached list for quantities to each location). The displays will arrive on July 5th and \n should be packed as follows: \n PACKING INFORMATION: 20 “T-Shirt” offers per sku. \n 6 carton display \n PACKING INSTRUCTIONS: 3 cartons Camel Filter Box \n 3 cartons Camel Light Box \n BILLING INFORMATION: Bill each store for 6 cartons (1 display) times the number of \n displays shipped. \n 147 total displays \n PAYMENT FOR PACK & SHIP: 14.7 “live” 12M cases x $19.00 = $279.30 \n SHIP DATE: Week of July 15, 1996 \n Week of July 29, 1996 \n An additional $9.00 is available per 12M cases if 95% of the displays are shipped during the time frame \n we have established (week of July 15th and week of July 29th). \n 14.7 12M cases X $9.00= $ 132.30 \n Normal packing $279.30 \n Total Payment $ 411.60 \n Hilda Douvas \n ce: Monee’ Anaya, Russ Henderson, RUR Account Mgrs. \n 9600 SO8TS </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what does the image read?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> . No, 32965 \n BNOWN & WELETAM BOM TORACOOD COMO RA TION \n 11425 \n SHIP, \n SHMeChh & HILLEAMSGH TGBACCE CORP \n LOCK AZ = WESE 42 = ACY \n RINIP £ PEENCLIA STRLLTS \n 10 . \n * COVILALUXE MFG. CCy \n TL MALL CREVE \n CUMPACK he 11725 \n LELISVILity KY. 40210 \n ery a aaa TE Ta'wo TESS \n BoA L3/ae NET 2C=5329 FH NEW YCRR, SER YCRK i \n aa] asyood ca [et CeRcy PECK LEGRTS Z=CARTCN WAGS, | 97E.OG M Yase1s/egl 2 s1t626 \n STRALCHS BCTEOM, VICEPCY RICE \n Loch TS BLUL VELVET #ETR CLLE Le \n RANT. FRCCA RECUIRED PRECE TC \n IFRCCLCTICK RUN~ \n rECISTER NCsme VRE SPadC j \n sf 2e—=2-CARTCN \n ETLOK==NUUE VELVET \n PRTRCRES*KEYLIKE FURAISEEC By £ & fy \n fraRTCKS MARKED==1F. SHEE CCRTERTS \n FACKING=“BANCEC IN 5CtS : j \n ee _ L it \n TID STT BART \n SSF WEST INE PY BUVF« (TSING HATER EATS \n £58690099 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> 672040680 \n CVICER \n Job No. V-4251 \n (BW-VLP-67-5R1) \n This advertisement will appear" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "in: \n Life ...... . Page... ..... September 6, 1968 \n Saturday Evening Post ..... Page ..... October 5, 1968 \n Ted Bates & Company, Ine. \n 672040680 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE \n Laurie L. Barclay, M.D. \n GENERAL INFORMATION \n Birthdate: May 19, 1953 \n Birthplace: Pennsylvania \n Marital Status: Married \n Citizenship: U.S. \n Business Address: The Burke Rehabilitation Center \n White Plains, New York 10605 \n 914-948-0050 \n Home Address; R.D. # 1, Union Valley Road \n Carmel, New York 10512 \n ' EDUCATION \n School Attended Year Degree Received \n Princeton University 1974 B.A., Biochemistry \n (cum laude) \n Cornell University Medical College 1978 M.D. \n New York Hospital , 1979 Intern, Department \n of Medicine \n Cornell University Medical College 1980 Post-doctoral \n The Burke Rehabilitation Center - Training in Neuro \n Department of Dementia Research biology \n Cornell University Medical College 1980-7/82 Resident \n New York Hospital \n Department af Neurology 7/82-7/83 Clinical Instructor; \n . Chief Resident \n PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE \n 11/85- Principal Investigator, \"Dementia Evaluation \n Present Questionnaires in Diaqnosis and Determining the \n Course in Alzheimer's Disease\", funded by the \n Wood-Kalb Foundation \n 8/85- Clinical Director, Dementia Research Service, The Burke \n Present Rehabilitation Center, White Plains, New York. \n 1/85- Principal Investigator, \"Neurological and Behavioral \n Present Predictors in Alzheimer's Disease\", funded by the \n Wood-Kalb Foundation \n 5/84- Consultant on Alzheimer's Disease, Healthdata \n Present International, Inc. \n 50193005 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Identify text in the picture" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> 70604092 \n ORE] 3 peo! Up BIE \n ‘Aiaanag ajeusazy! INO Buryouesg suniy Wadd \n i}-—___—-——ssauisng——— ——— sseursng——____| </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read written language in the visuals" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> omen Original Message--~-- \n From: ROSEANNE ALLETTO [SMTP:RALLETTO@Thomson-leeds.com] \n Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 2:08 PM \n To: 'Gail.M.Bacchi@pmusa.com’ \n Subject: Metro Sign \n Cost for Metro Sign -- pack 4 per with 2 sided silk-screened default \n graphic - \n 5000 pes - $16.00 \n 40000 pes - $15.20 \n TOOLING - Screens, proof, cutting dies and \n carion printing dies - about $4500 \n | will forward this in a letter of quote - | know you need \n this. \n -GL6zrZE080Z </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: DOLLY COLBY \n 212-878-2144 \n PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. HAILS FEDERAL COURT DECISION IN RUIZ \n DENYING CLASS CERTIFICATION IN PUERTO RICO \n NEW YORK, March 19, 1998 -- On March 17, 1998, United States District \n Court Judge Jose Antonio Fuste denied class certification in the case of Ruiz v. \n American Tobacco Company, et. al. This decision reaffirms, for the fourth time, \n the tobacco companies’ position that courts should not allow such lawsuits to \n proceed as class actions. \n Philip Morris, along with other tobacco companies, has urged courts to \n follow the rulings in cases such as Castano, Smith and Barnes which firmly \n rejected class action status for plaintiffs in similar smoking and health class action \n cases. \n The Court in Ruiz expressly recognized that, “Although the proposed class \n would number in the hundreds of thousands rather than Castano’s fifty million \n cigarette smokers, such a class nonetheless would present unprecedented \n challenges to the fundamental notion of commonality underlying a class action. \n The overwhelming number of claimants would present a range of issues that \n would overwhelm the structure of a class action.” \n “These cases, after all, are truly individual in nature. That’s true because \n every smoker is unique and all of these claims simply cannot be resolved in a \n single case or a single trial,” said John Mulderig, associate general counsel for \n Philip Morris, one of the tobacco defendants in the Ruiz case. \n CONFIDENTIAL \n PM-0000940 \n gp1S60L02 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> From: Wilmesher, Dave L. \n To: Beck, Frank A.; Kies, Jeff; Olenick, John M.; Qualkinbush, Steve R.; Shaw, Mike \n W.;" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Tucker, Wayne F.; Barnett, A. L. \n CC: Schreiber, Larry S. \n BCC: \n Primary Date: 1/6/1995 12:26:50 PM \n Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:26:48 \n Last Touched Date: \n Sent Date: 1995-Jan-06 12:26:00 \n Received Date: 1995-Jan-06 12:26:50 \n Subject: Communication Task Force \n Attachments: \n 007DW.DOC \n You have been selected to work with Larry Schreiber & I on the Communication Task \n Force. Along with the information we gather in Phoenix, we will work off of the attached \n document. Timing of our meeting will be determined after the Phoenix trip. \n Sincerely, \n Dave Wilmesher \n 70048 5664 \n 6SZb ERECS </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> o tet \n ase \n TO: Mr. od. E.. Wickham DATE: May 7, 1982 \n ] FROM: Elizabeth Chambers \n SUBJECT: National POL - 2063: \n Requested by: A. maxwell \n DICDM-4. = Red GS and Black N? = Control Merit MentHol 35 Cigarettes \n DICDN-4. = Red N7 and Black G5 = Experimental Merit Menthol 85 Cigarettes \n With Flavor Modificatiion: 7282-156. \n The experimental Merit Mentino] 85: cigarettes: (DICON-4): wiith flavon \n modification 7282-156 were not different from the control Merit Menthol 85 \n cigaretties (D1CDM-4) im any. of the aharactenistics tested. \n Control Experimental \n Merit) Menthol 85 \n Merit with Flavor __ \n Menthol 85 Modification 7282-156 . \n IBM; Code oUcOM-4 DICDN-4 \n Smoke \n Bukt Length, mm 35 35 \n FTC Tar, mg/cigt. 9.3 9.2 \n Nicotine, mg/cigt. 0.65: 0.66 \n Puffis/cigt. 7.9 8.4 \n Filtration Effi., % 60 - 60: \n Cigarette \n otal RID, in. of HO 5.3 5.1 \n Static Burn.. Time, min. 8.0 8.0 \n Length, mm 84.0 83.9 \n Circumference, mm 25.0 25.1 \n Paper . \n Additive, type Cit. cit. \n Ponosity, sec. 17 18 \n Filter \n RTU, in. off H20: 4.8 4.7 \n Length, mm . 27.1 27.3 \n Weiignt, 9 0.19 0.19 \n Tipping paper length, m 32 32 \n Dilution, *% 2? , 30: \n Filler \n otal alkaloids, % 1.69 1.71 \n Total reducing sugans, % 4.4 4.8 \n Wt. of tob.,. 9 0.677 07671 \n Rod Density, g/cc 0.239 0.236 S: \n Mantihol, ma/cigt. Se «— \n Mento’. mores 9.51 0.47 o: \n Filler : 3.2 \n Filter 0.5 0.7 = \n cc: Mr. T. Til. Goodale Mr. H. L. Sptelberg Ms. Fl west * pada ‘_—_ \n Mr. L. F. Meyer Mr. C. Rowe: Ms. C. Friedel C3: \n Mr. O. Knudson Mr. C. N. Kounnas a \n Mr. F. L. Daylor Me. He M. Maxwell \n oo. </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> NAME: \n EDUCATION: \n 1978 \n 1984 \n 1988 \n CURRICULUM VITAE \n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Edward Wing-Tung Yu \n B.Sc Pharmacology, McGill University \n Ph.D Pharmacology, McGill University \n M.D. ©.M. McGill University \n 89 Internship, Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal \n General Hospital. </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Date of issue: 05-JAN-96 \n DATE INBIFO PRIO- SAMPLE CODE CONCEN- \n RECEIVED SUBSTANCE RITY DESIGNATION TRATION \n NO. (ppm) \n 16-OCT-95 T690.01 3 16446 0 \n T690.02 3 16476 0 \n T690.03 3 81801 0 \n T690.04 3 81805 103 \n T690.05 3 81807 0 \n T690.06 3 81811 0 \n T690.07 3 81820 79 \n 7690.08 3 82819 0 \n T690.09 3 83500 24 \n 7690.1 3 84295 25 \n T690.11 3 84296 63 \n T690.12 3 84297 0 \n T690.13 3 84298 0 \n T690.14 3 84299 0 \n TABLE 1 RESULTS OF MALEIC HYDRAZIDE DETERMINATION \n FEL99tsose </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> @) HAZLETON \n LABORATORIES AMERICA, INC. \n 9200 LEESBURG TUANPIKE. VIENNA. VIRGINIA 22180 USA \n -3- \n QUALITY ASSURANCE STATEMENT . \n Project Title: Acute Toxicity Study in Rats, B223 \n Project No.: 642-441 \n Quality Assurance inspections of the study and review of the final \n report of the above referenced project were conducted according to \n the standard operating procedures of the Quality Assurance Unit and \n according to the general requirements of the Good Laboratory Practice \n regulations that were issued on December 22, 1978, by the Food and \n Drug Administration for compliance on and after June 20, 1979. \n Findings from the inspections and final report review were reported \n to management and to the study director on the following dates: \n Inspect ions/Review Findings Reported Inspector/Reviewer \n In-Life \n 1/28/88 2/15/88 c. Fontes \n Final Report" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n 4/4,5,6/88 4/07/88 L. Eisenhower/J. Detrich \n 4/12/88 4/12/88 J. Detrich \n Aw ¢- Uinhw, AWiS Ke \n Final Report Reviewer Date Released \n Quality Assurance Unit \n SOO9LPLS </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> AT 525 (1.91 \n Memorandum \n nour \n SBA \n Prjycet Seary \n COMPANY \n 0 Mr. R. G. Mancuso Date Sept. 1, 1993 \n Trade Development Director \n “on D, Moreira \n Associate Trade Programs Manager \n Fc Addition of Nielsen Data to T.A.P.P. \n The following serves as a recommendation for the addition of \n Nielsen data to the Trade Analysis Performance Program (T.A.P.P.} \n RATIONALE \n Currently the T.A.P.P. system contains MSA data which reflects \n inventory buying and retail sales. Due ta the nature of these \n components, the trended data retrieved from MSA depicts severe \n increases and decreases in numbers as a result of trade programs \n and incentives. However, Nielsen contains data which is compiled \n solely from retail sales, thus resulting in a more staple view of \n industry patterns. Cree placed on T.A.P.P., Nielsen data can be \n retrieved in the same manner as the existing MSA, Allsytle, Account \n @ and Affiliate databases. Once available, Nielsen would provide our \n Field Sales Organization with data that is more relevant toward \n their accounts and A.3.A. presentations. \n MECHANICS \n Currently ATCo. purchases Nielsen data for the Metaphor system used \n by the Market Research Department and Business Units. For use on \n the T.A.2.P. system, ATCo. would simply provide the Nielsen data to \n MSA and they will build it to work within the T.A.P.P. environment. \n Since Nielsen data is provided om a bi-monthly basis, an updated \n Nielsen database would be released every other menth for \n installation onto users systems. \n COST ANALYSTS \n A cost analysis spanning the remainder of 1993 through 1995 has \n been consolidated and is as follows: \n Balance of \n 1993* 1994 1995 \n Set-up 6,500 -O- -0- \n Bi-Monthly Update 3,060 7,200 8,400 \n T.A.P.P. Database Build 5,000 13,200 16,200 \n e Diskette Distribution** 1,209 3.090 3.6009 \n Total 16,700 23,400 28,260 \n Assumes only 2 additional updates for 1993 \n ‘Dene in conjunction with one of the existing discributions </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> _U.S.A. Technical Advisory Group Administrator: \n American National Standards Institute \n ‘[SO/TC 126 — New Vork NY. 10018 \n Tobacco and Tobacco Products 212-642-4977 \n USA/TAG ISO/TC 126 N 81 \n 17 April 1990 \n To: Members and Alternates of USA Technical Aclvisory Group for ISO/TC 126 - \n Tobacco and tobacco products \n From: Steven P. Cornish C- \n Administrator, USA/TAG ISO/TC 126 /4> \n Subject: ISO/DIS 10315" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Cigarettes - Determination of nicotine in smoke condensates - \n Gas-chromatographic method \n Gentlemen: \n The subject draft international Standard has been issued fo: ballot in ISO/TC 126 - Tobacco and \n Tobacco products. \n This inquiry is intended to determine whether ANSI should cast an affirmative or negative vote \n with regard to final ISO approval and publication of the document as an International Standard. \n As a participating member of ISO/TC 126, ANSI has an obligation to vote. \n The available options for voting are: \n -Approval as presented \n -Approval of comments \n -Disapproval (for stated ‘easons) \n -Abstention \n Please return the enclosed ballot with your vote and comments, if any, at your earliest \n convenience, but no later than September 5, 1990. \n Thank you for your cooperation. \n SPC/md \n L692 96L0S </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 206290542390 \n uoTyeoT ade aTButs ‘asnow/jtouu oz (PF) \n ' PZ 03 €L NOAM “(0/0) NOLIWETYSI NIMS BEIM SOIW \n (penuTquoo) 9 Fave \n tir biologische Forschung - Kdin \n INBIFO institut f \n P € € © b&b F&F € L 8B 9 n u YO-PZ \n L € 0 Z@ 2@ €@ @ 6 9 9 \" “ W-ETZ \n SANAXTU T-OSMW/ TOU \n - - 0 - - 0 0 Lt Z@ 2@ -oyeo sntd (2) wan a X-Z \n GL SL lL PL OL BL GL GL E€% OO a “ WrLZ \n S L Gc obg? e ith6 8 Ot u 0 YD-02 \n P zz € 2 & © & © @ E u \" YO-6 1 \n G S + » 9 # L L 6 8 , \" u WOo-sl \n Zz @ 2 € @ @ € € € F ‘ a Y-Lt \n - - 0 - - = 9 O L Z 8any4xTU J~DSMW/TOYDSE eS Luz Yo-9l \n - - 0 a \" - YO-SL \n - - 0 moe eR . u - YO-FL \n - -~ 0 -— = = = = = = Joysszeo suid (e) wand - WEL \n - - 0 - = = Fe eR u - YO-ZL \n ~ - 0 moe eR 1 - WORE L \n - - 0 ee qToyoe zea - EOL \n z oO tL ZZ ¢ oO 2@ t @ @ 1\" \" u-6 \n 7 - 0 ~ - - 7 _~ - 7 it it WB \n - - 0 we T-OSsMa sntd (2) wand M" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Meek \n 1 0 gz tktt.eé@e tie 0 \" uD-9 \n ” ™ 0 _ = aa 7 0 0 c ue uw Yo-G \n - - 0 - = = = = = T-OSMN Luz w-7 \n - - 0 - = ee T-osmw snqtd (e) wand \" Ye \n - - 0 _ - - - - am _ u it Y-€ \n - - 0 i T-OSMA = NUIGCIOX YL \n - - QO - - - - = ~ - auojeoe snjd (2) wand - %W-7°o \n oTge [Tear qea& jou eBRep - - Q - - - ~ _ _ - suojede - %W-1°O \n ye 46€% 0 O@ZSCidLZ™:SCiT™:SC‘iSLSCBRESCOACLESCUCLsCGRKCCsLSSC@ESL: \n aqaAL \n dod NOLIVOIIddW JO MaaM TWIMGINW NOLLWOIIdd¥ \"OID ano \n Cpl sowd 8z09 «6 GWSSGLDDI «= SLLE//00S0 d \n 3285 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> EINISHED COMBINED FILTER ROD. DESCRIPTIVE \n STOCKTON STREET ~ EFFECTIVE DATE: 11/16/87 \n LARK SUPER LIGHTS KS 6'S_ STANDARD PROGUCTION \n BRAND CODE-5353 (STD) ; \n S$ MACHINE TYPE : D.A. COMB, ' \n nt UlyA A momen ms \n FILTER ROD LENGTH : 126.0 HMM \n FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE: 24 45 MM (LASER) ft E \n NUMBER UP : 6 ‘ \n PLUG LENGTH : 21.0 MM : \n ROD R.T.D. : 19.80 IN, H20 (TOTAL ENCAP) : \n PLUG R.T.D. : : 3.30 IN. H20 : \n COMBINING PAPER USE UP: 26.5MM X 2000M £29634 COATED/PRF C/WRAP 06~112~A \n REPLACE WITH : 26.5MM X 2400M E29634 PERF/HEAT SEAL 06-116-A \n CHARCOAL : CARBON SCCW 1% X HO 05-825- 7 \n CHARCOAL WEIGHT : 47.57 GRAMS / 100 RODS \n WE!GHT WITHOUT CHARCOAL: 91.38 GRAMS / 100 RODS | i \n TOTAL WEIGHT : 138.95 GRAMS / 100 RODS \n SPACES - 6 \n ‘ 1 \n COMMENTS ss THIS FILTER WILL BE PRODUCED AT THE MG AND SHIPPED \n TO S/S FOR CIGARETTE PRODUCTION, \n REASON FOR CHANGE : COMBINING PAPER CHANGED TO PHOOM O6-116-A, FILTER a \n CIRCUMFERENGE CHANGED FROM PN,O TO PHS TO a \n : STANDARDIZE FOR A 2n.8MM CIGT, PER TEMP. SPEFG, at \n 7 HOC oF TEGHTS. OK, .. \n @ HO CHANGE TO WEIGHTS rK. TO MIX ft a \n PREPARED BY 5 oC, Wy ARTERBERY PRINTING DATE : VO/PB/8 0 @ \n PREFARATION 0D \\\" » 10/?8/87 PRINTING TUME : Vanreny aj \n APPROVED BY: peek Sew 7 SUPERODDES SPECHT ECATLON patto: 9/15/86 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Project: kon-Compustion Smoking Articie. \\ \n betes: tem 1 sags \n Le uae Ee fb enmrer ¢, Ory \n “eum mowoers: H. Demian, 5. n. Langillotti. \n Cb gective: \n Test the. concept of a nen-ec \n Status: \n A nen-combustion smoking article prototyre uevelopec iy ih. \n oprinkel, hosed on & veating ve ertric¢e cesign, WES \n sutjectively cval f dels, incor goract ing srignt \n (Giller, buriey ciller have been eveluated. \n + *. a \n @ © Burdey model wis bt to the iler type \n ne" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "PAG nccél pave the te reall response. WVor« Gn \n beceo fiavers Ter this type oc non-combusticn \n widle \n usea, t \n qeveleving \n smoking article is in progress. \n Cigurette substitutes, aS availabie. \n svers for non-comcusticn smoking article. \n C84-G6956 \n 2S94. Feec0]!] </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> a Be \n Sinis \n apy. - VLSI \n By burning 23% slowss then the avers \n Sg @f the 13 ether of the lergest-selling \n frends tested —slower than eny of them \n CAMELS give @ smoking plus equal te \n e079 6Cz0S </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> RR, WET, Ro WG Ke HSA , LISt \n SUBCHRONIC INHALATION STUDY JIN RATS USING \n AGED AND DILUTED SIDESTREAM SMOKE \n FROM A REFERENCE CIGARETTE \n Christopher R. E. Coggins, Paul H. Ayres, Arnold T. Masberg \n R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina \n John W. Sagartz \n Veritas, Burlington, North Carolina \n A. Wallace Hayes \n R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina \n Male Sprague-Dawley rats were exposed 6 hi/day, 5 days/week for up to 13 weeks to \n aged and diluted sidestream smoke (ADSS), used as a surrogate for environmental \n tobacco smoke (ETS), at concentrations of 0.1 (“typical”), 1 (“extreme”), or 10 (“exag- \n gerated”) mg of particulates/m?. Subgroups of animals were killed after 1 and 4 weeks \n of exposure. Animals were exposed nose-only, inside whole-body chambers, to ADSS \n from the 1R4F reference cigarette. End points included histopatholagy, CO oximetry, \n plasma nicotine and cotinine, clinical pathology, and organ and body weights. The \n target particulate concentrations were achieved; at the exaggerated exposure they \n resulted in CO concentrations in excess of 50 ppm. Particle size distributions showed \n that the aerosols were completely respirable: the mass median diameter values were \n less than 1 pm. The only pathological response observed was slight to mild epithelial \n hyperplasia in the rostral nasal cavity, in the exaggerated exposure group only. No \n effects were noted at low (typical of measured real-world ETS concentrations) or ex- \n treme exposures. The changes were similar in animals killed after 4, 28, or 90 days, and \n were also similar to those noted in an earlier experiment with only 14 days duration, \n indicating that the change does not progress with increased exposure duration from 4 \n to 90 days. The nasal change was absent in a subgroup of animals kept without \n further smoke exposure for an additional 90 days, indicating complete reversibility. \n Overall, the end points used in the study demonstrated that (7) there was no detect- \n able biological activity of ADSS at typical or even 10-fold ETS concentrations, and (2) \n the activity was only minimal at exaggerated concentrations in one region of one \n organ only Based on the nasal histopathology, the NOEL for the 90-day study is >1 \n megim. \n Inhalation Toxicology, 5:77~96, 1993 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> ©1998 BEWT Co. \n ww. brownandwiliiamson.com: \n SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette \n Smoke: Contains: Carbon Monoxide: </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> a oe \n INBIFO Institut fir biologische Forschung GmbH a sires \n DEPT. BRSM #/¢65_ Contract Research \n 96-09-18 13:01 OUT Telephone (0 22 03) 303-1 \n Telefax (0. 22 03) 303-362 \n I e \n efax- \n a ‘ Original Your Ref. ° \n Philip Morris USA YourLetter 7 \n attn. Mr. Jimmy Crowe A bl Our Ref. HSA/BTH \n Y a g e CROW_3.D0C \n 301, Hill carter Parkway \n Ashland, VA 23005 \n INBIFO Institut far biologische Forschung GmbH - FuggerstraBe 3 - * 14 \n TELEFAX \n Fax No.: 001-804-752-5600 Cologne, 18 Sep.96 \n Re: Confirmation about heater assembly makeup, material for secondary heater \n our fax dated 16 Sep.96, your fax dated 17 Sep.96 \n Dear Jimmy : \n Thank you for your fax dated 17 Sep.96. As mentioned in our previous fax the most recent \n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "drawing about the heater assembly that we have is D-HT0021 dated 14 Feb.96. \n Reference is made also to the drawing D-HT0021 in the EXCEL file A22IB.XLS (see \n attached list). Would you be so kind to send us the drawing HT0022 which you mentioned \n in your fax and the update of the EXCEL file A22IB.XLS. \n We are also interested in the material for the dummy of the secondary heater. In drawing \n PA0022 dated 20 May 96 a material “303 S.S.” is specified. Could you tell us what that \n means. \n Thanks for your valuable comments and drawings regarding the snap fixation. We will \n come back to the problem in a separate fax later. \n Kind regards \n Heimut \n LLvE9LS0Sz \n Attachment: 1 page \n Trade Register: Cologne HRB 367 \n General Manager: Dr. Wolf Reininghaus </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> ees \n Source: \n a. Smokers of a particular category, type or brand of cigarettes, \n who are recruited by a marketing reasearch firm that is under \n contract to RJR or sub-contracted for the recruitment by a \n consultant under contract to RJR. \n Recruitmant \n a. External subjects respond to a telephone screening questionnaire. \n This provides information about smoking usape, age, sex, address \n and availability. (Attachment I)" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n Selection \n 4. Subjects are selected based upon availability and product usage. \n Number of Subjects \n a. Each central location test requires 202 subjects. \n Demographics \n a. External subjects are be selected based upon availability and \n product usage. \n a. A test will consist of the placement of two packs of a product \n to be smoked in a week. A second set of two packs will be placed the \n following week. \n b. Subjects will have no more than one test series every four months. \n Compensation \n a. Subjects are compensated with $2@ per tact. \n They receive payment from the marketing research company handling \n the recruitmant. They do not receive payment until they have \n completed a given series of test products, This is done to encourage \n commitment to each study. \n 60LZ 9880S </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse text from imagery." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> 2078718778 \n From: Cohen, Denise A. \n Sent: May 07, 1999 5:21 PM \n To: O'Connell, Steve \n Subject: FW: bobby's ppp \n Steve - can you give me an hour on Norma's calendar, toward the end of the week. Thanks. </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Andy .monthly .910225 \n A part of our effort during the month was devoted to details required \n to finalize the 1991 contract with N.¥.Polytechnic University for support of \n efforts to produce fillers for low sidestream papers. The contract contains \n new approaches to sol-gel syntheses of mag carbonates proposed by Dr. D. \n Schleich, which based on preliminary results appear to offer new opportunities \n for us. This work is to be pursued by a new post-doctoral student, Azzedine \n Bensalem, with whom I spent two days earlier this month in a hands on \n interaction on synthetic procedures of interest. This included demonstrations \n of our methanolic and aqueous sol-gel procudures as well as their current sol- \n gel adaptations through the use of glycol solvents. \n Subjective evaluations of three low sidestream models have shown one \n model to be a promising candidate. This model was made with a filler mixture \n containing 15% N.Y. Poly mag carbonate, consisting of 51% hydromagnesite/ 49% \n Mg(OH),, and 15% CaCO, Multifex MM. It showed a 68% visibility reduction and \n 9.4 min. SBT. Pending smoking and subjective evaluations of additional N.Y. \n Poly samples, selection of the most promising candidates will be made flor \n potential scaleup considerations. \n Smoking results from a cigarette model made from paper containing 11% \n mag: carbonate from aqueous sol-gel, consisting of 88%. hydromagnesite/ 12% \n Mg(OH),, and 19% CaCO, Multifilex MM, showed: 78% reduction in. sidestream \n visibility with a long SBT. The long SBT was likely influenced by a rather \n high level off K, succinate flux, 9.75%. A request is being submitted for a \n remake of a similar handsheet with a lower level of fluxing agent for \n reevaluation of this filler mixture. \n A considerable part of our current efforts are being devoted to the \n special paper-making challenges presented by sol-gel derived fillers. In these \n pursuits we have consulted with" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Dz. David Kraske off the University of Maine, \n during his two-day visit in Richmond. It is felt that Dr. Kraske’s hands on \n approach and expertise in papermaking should be of great benefit to us. \n Following his visit, we are exploring a few approaches that. may help us to \n overcome the slow drainage and low filler retention experienced with sol-gel \n derived fillers. \n Planned is an empizical approach to circumvent the gelling tendencies \n of the particles over the forming mat in the handsheet mold. In progress are \n studies to evaluate the efifect of filler particle size and filler surface \n charge on fillex retention during handsheet-making. The particle size most \n likely to be important in this aspect is that of the aggregated or flocculated \n precipitate, as measured by the Malvern Particle Size Analyzer, rather than \n the unit particle size, which is normally measured by SEM, and is smaller than \n the former. \n 6TEOPESZOZ </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> LEO BURNETT U.S.A. \n A DINISION OF LED BURNETT COMPANY. IMC. \n {a04) \n Printed US.A. \n Ad No. T-436-B4-VIRGINIA SLIMS" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "OF INDIANAPOLIS~Req.No.M~90478-Page~(8\" x 10\")-B/W, 1986. \n DREYER & REINBOLD — BMW \n PRESENTS \n OCT. 27-NOV. 2, 1986 \n INDIANAPOLIS \n RACQUET CLUB \n a ee A 4 \n Shaping the future \n of woriens tennis. \n Sponsored by \n Virginia Slims Cigarettes \n Lights: 8 mg ‘tar,’ 0.6 mg nicotine - 10's. 14mg “tar” \n 0.9 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FIC Report Feb 85. \n 120's: 14 mg “tar.” 1.0 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FIC method \n SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking \n Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. \n ombh ep aay dil >, \n MEMO NEAMNNA \n 2058501412 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> From: \n Sent: \n To: \n Subject: \n Importance: \n Shani, \n Here's what we need. \n Dan \n Murphy, Dan \n December 12, 1995 3:38 PM \n Lester, Shani (LBC) \n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "FW: FLASHLIGHT ARTWORK \n High \n 2078798590 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> June 16, 1977 \n STATEMENT OF WILLIAM L. ROSBE \n On Behalf of Philip Morris, U.S.A. \n Before the Virginia State Board of Health \n Good morning. I am William L. Rosbe, an attorney \n representing Philip Morris, U.S.A. \n In a public notice issued May 13, 1977, you invited \n comment on the Proposed Rules and Regulations for the Reporting \n of Chemical Substances Manufactured or Used in Manufacturing. \n This statement concerns § 3,06(e) of" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "the Proposed Rules and \n Regulations which excludes certain chemical substances produced \n The language of the proposed exclusion for chemical \n substances used or produced in pilot plant operations was appar- \n ently intended to exclude those substances used in a pilot plant \n operation where two requirements are satisfied--first, any one \n set of production factors is used for no more than ninety days, \n and second, the operation does not produce a product for sale. \n Philip Morris supports this exclusion. In order to \n satisfy this intent and clarify the language of the proposed \n exclusion, however, we suggest that the underscored language \n be inserted in § 3.06(e): \n Chemical substances used or produced in a pilot \n plant operation (based on anv one set of produc- \n tion factors) of no more than 90 days duration \n where the primary intent is the development of a \n £5°7902000T </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what words are in the image?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> October 7, 1974 \n Dr. T. C. Tso \n Chief, Tobacco Laboratory \n Plant Genetics and Germplasm Institute \n Agricultural Research Center \n Beltsville, Maryland 20705 \n Dear Dr. Tso: \n Please find attached our leaf analysis data on the NCI samples. \n We did only those analysis which are our routine leaf analysis. \n Copies of the methods are also attached. Ash, alkalinity of \n water soluble ash, and TVB are by the classical methods. Nicotine \n and nitrogen are classical through the distillation and digestion \n step followed by AutoAnalyzer determination. Our AutoAnalyzer \n method for sugar does not use a clarification step thus includes \n a small amount of reducing substances other than reducing sugar. \n Thus our sugars usually run 0.1% to 0.4% greater than true reducing \n sugars. \n We did not need all of the sample material. The, remainder is \n being sent to you, via United Parcel Service. \n If we can be of further assistance please do not hesitate to \n call on us. \n ae , HL yours, \n Charles L. Tucker, Jr. \n Manager, Product Development \n CLT :gm \n Xc. Dr. A. W. Spears \n Attachments \n gocotzto </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> ~ EM SO ey \n Mois arn? pope \n « * \" : . 2 eN 77 : owe af “ Ee \n - 7 i ho nee ! B 4 . fi atvcet } i i Bie we \n ranjeet: Stability Tests ~ RL Project. Date: \n To: Mr. Ron Parks From: \n tee LA t \n W. M. \n Test: L-]O005A \n Storage Period Condition 4 Moisture pH —s- Sugar \n Original 12.09 5.38 9.3 \n 8 weeks 90°F 6.61 5.15 9.1 \n 7 months Houston Cycle 14.07 5.01 8.6 \n 7 months 72°F 10.63 5.16 9.6 \n Test: L-10005B \n Orisinal 11.58 5.43 9.2 \n 8 weeks 90°F 6.45 5.21 7.9 \n 7 months Houston Cycle 14.06 5.04 7.5 \n 7 months 72°F . 10.84 5.18 8.5 \n at any «* the test intervals. \n Test: L-1Gll. . \n Original 12.04 5.4] 9.3 \n 10 Weeks 90°F 8.11 5.16 8.5 \n 4 Weeks 100°F x 90% RH 15.49 5.00 8.4 \n 7 months Houston Cycle 13.54 5.17 7.5 \n 7 months 72°F 10.19 5.33 9.0 \n Test: L-10137B \n Original 12.88 5.47 10.6 \n 10 Weeks 90°} 8.93 - 5.10 9.1 \n 4 Weeks LOO°F x 90% RH 15.88 4.97 8.0 \n 7 Months Houston Cycle 14.00 5.14 8.1 \n 7 Wenths 72°R 10.54 5.27 8.9 \n REL OF TE BAPO.. Dev 7470 \n 1.91 \n 1.64 \n 1.61 \n 1.63 \n 1.82 \n 1.64 \n 1.60 \n 1.60 \n 1.84 \n 1.78 \n 1.79 \n 1.70 \n 1.76 \n 1.92 \n 1.87 \n 1.84 \n 1.78 \n 1.79 \n blends \n 8OF© Ofé6es </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Mobrem, Massoud \n 2082921122 \n From: \n Sent: \n To: \n Subject: \n Krausse, Charlie \n Tuesday, April 06, 1999 11:28 AM \n Mobrem, Massoud \n FW: Release Procedure for Alpine Repositioning Launch </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what does the image read?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE \n Name: Irene L. Graham, MD \n Date and Place of Birth: September 15, 1957, Denver, Colorado \n Citizenship: United States \n Marital Status: Married \n Education: \n June 1978 BS, summacum laude, West Texas State University, Canyon, Texas \n June 1982 MD, graduated with honor, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, \n Texas \n Employment: ‘ \n 1982-85 Internal Medicine Resident, Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, MO \n 1985-86 Clinical Infectious Disease Fellow, Washington \n University Medical School, St. Louis, MO \n 1986-89 Research Infectious Disease Fellow, Washington \n University Medical School, St. Louis, MO \n 1989-present Instructor, Department of Medicine, Washington \n University Medical School, St. Louis, MO \n 1990-present Instructor, Department of Pediatrics, Washington \n University Medical School, St. Louis, MO \n Board Certification: \n Diplomate American Board of Internal Medicine - 1985 \n Infectious Disease Subspecialty Certification - 1988 \n Awards: \n AOA \n Arthritis Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 1988-1991 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what does the image read?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> FINAST SUPERMARKETS \n INVOICE \n NVOICE NO. INVOICE DATE CORP VENDOR NO. DUE DATE TOTAL DUE AMT ENCLOSED \n 00233902 08/10/95 DVNDR 004999 08720795 $33,114.00 \n xxx PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION \n ILLING ADDRESS \n PAYMENT TO: \n R. J. SALES \n LORI MACWILLIAMS \n 12323 PLAZA DR \n PARMA OH 44130 \n FINAST SUPERMARKETS \n ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE \n 17000 ROCKSIDE RD \n MAPLE HTS OHIO 44137 \n ETACH HERE \n FINAST SUPERMARKETS \n INVOICE CONTACT: TOM MANN \n 17000 ROCKSIDE RD, MAPLE HTS OH 44137 (216) 587-7100 \n s4ESCRIPTION ITEM NUM QTY AMOUNT AMOUNT \n *% REPRINT INVOICE %%x \n 1 $33,114.00 $33,114.00 \n ‘INSTON LABOR DAY BUY DOWN \n ‘HK# 1526946495 \n buyer a3 - Ye 9s —_ \n Winston ¢ Calter (er lubing viiosin See) | \n PY 0 ageron, AO¢ pa i \n —fecn Stars) DATA — \n TO INSURE PROPER CREDIT PLEASE INDICATE INVOICE AND VENDOR NUMBER ON YOUR \n REMITTANCE OR RETURN TOP PORTION WITH YOUR REMITTANCE. \n KEEP THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS \n INVOICE NO. INVOICE DATE CORP VENDOR NO. DUE DATE TOTAL DUE PAGE OF \n 08720795 $33,114.00 1 1 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> BROWN & WITLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION \n INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE \n To: MR. T. F. RIEHL \n cc: MS. D. M. FRANK \n MR. J. F, NALL \n WR. R. H. HONEYCUIT \n FROM: HR. W. K. CONWAY \n DATE: July 27, 1981 \n SUBJECT: PUFFED TOBACCO FLOTATION \n We recertly retested a series of cigarztte sanples which had been \n examined earlier this year for puffed tobacco. The reruns were some- \n what higher, but closer to target (sce below). \n Z Puffed Tobacco \n Sample Target ist Analysis 2nd Analysis \n 297078 2 \n 297079 2 \n 247089 \n 2801664 1 \n 4 io. \n 4 L \n 229034 9. \n BRONNEUN \n PENN \n Pre aw i ond \n 285001 2 \n 285017 L \n 285Nah 1 \n BRE PONE \n blo be ain ol \n NEN \n We believe that the differences mzy have resulted from sample ceblending. \n We have begun running puffed tobacco analyses in duplicate on quartered \n samples of whole blend. I hope this will alleviate the problem. \n LEE \n We. R. CG. \n WRC/svp/146/P \n ie. nag ea \n 6P28eSOs9 \n ii) </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> “He, 5039 P,Q \n 1, 1994 9 2: 38M \n _ Feb, \n 2029199297 \n “Ha ONISVAYONI HLM AUAATTAC NI NOILLONGHY \n AGVALLS V GHMOHS SLONGOUd SISATOUAd HHL AO ALTYOLVA * \n %09 LOOPV NVHL WALVaAD SI Wa NAHM Ce LOadAV LON HaHa" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n ‘TONHOATO UNV ANTLODIN V HOTHM SLONGOUd NOLLVTILESIC * \n SHS VAYONI \n Ha “Ol Wd 46 AG GASVANOAC ANLLODIN JO AMHATTAC * \n Ha %O0T Wad %8-S -ALICUANH \n HALLV Tad ONISVAAONI HLIM SHSVAAONI LADIAM Wd * \n ALIGCUNNH AHALLV Tae SA AMHATTAG </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Extracte words from the graphic." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> NAME \n TITLE \n PRESENT ADDRESS \n PHONE \n BIRTHDATE \n MARITAL STATUS \n CURRICULUM VITAE \n Mark J. Reasor \n Professor \n REDACTED \n Zz Evansville, Indiana \n Undergraduate \n Graduate \n Postdoctoral \n Sabbatical \n Leave \n EMPLOYMENT \n HISTORY \n AWARDS \n 1963-1967; B.S., Biochemistry \n Duke University, Durham, North Carolina \n 1967-1969; M.A., Biochemistry \n The Johns Hopkins Univeresity . \n School of Hygiene and Public Heaiti. \n Department of Environmental medicine \n Baltimore, Maryland , \n 1971-1975; Ph.D., Biochemical Toxicology \n National Institute of Environmental Health \n Sciences \n Pharmacology Branch \n Research Triangle Park, North Carolina \n 1975-1976 \n Visiting Scholar, Department of Medicine, \n University of California at San Diego, \n La Jolla, California January-June, 1983 \n Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology \n West Virginia University Medical Center \n Morgantown, WV 26506 \n Assistant Professor 1976-1980 \n Associate Professor 1980-1984 \n Professor 1984-present \n NIH Predoctoral Trainee 1967-1969; \n 1971~1975 . \n National Research Service Award — \n Postdoctoral Fellowship from National \n Heart and Lung Institute, 1975-1976 \n -l- \n €608E9SZ02 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> eee \n pet \n R. J, REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL, INC, - STORNOWAY HOUSE \n INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM \n CONFIDENTIAL \n DATE : 23rd September 1988 \n TO : Bernd Ahlbrecht — \n FROM : John Herberger \n SUBJECT :; SPA \n I enjoyed our meetings and discussions on the project. Hopefully we will \n achieve a favourable tax ruling. Marketing thoughts that emanate from the \n presentations, discussions and written plan document include: \n Product \n Consideration will be given to testing subliminal to low Level menthol \n products as potential replacement products to the current non-menthol \n product. This is based on the possibility that such a product may deliver \n greater smoking enjoyment to non-menthol smokers than the current product. \n It would be marketed as a non-menthol in the non-menthol pack. Tom Brock’s \n area will pursue the logistical availability, which is an issue, regarding \n possibility of prototype development. \n Advertising \n We were all in agreement that Spa would be best leveraged if the advertising \n focused on one main idea, This central theme would be most meaningful and \n important to consumers if it is a direct, understandable, and important \n consumer benefit. It is understood that there are legal constraints that \n preclude direct utilization of \"cleaner\" as the primary focus. The \n recommended focus on “the genuine taste of unburnt tobacco\" may in the end \n prove to best deliver the desired communication. However if we could \n identify a more direct statement of the consumer benefit our communication \n effectiveness and the brand's potential, I believe, would be greatly \n enhanced. \n This is an involved issue due to the significant legal parameters and time \n is tight. As a thought, would there be any benefit in having assistance \n from Y & R New York on this? They have several years experience in getting \n copy for this project through legal hurdles, albeit somewhat different \n hurdles than you face. This is simply a thought as the demands of the U.S. \n programs or other issues may not make this posaible, However their \n involvement in an advisory role to the German Y & R affiliate may be useful. \n Product Availability \n The restriction of distribution to: \n Approx X \n Weaks Channel Ind. Volume \n 1-6 Tobacco Trade (exclusively) 15% \n 7-12 Tobacco Trade and Food 30% \n 12+ Above plus vending 100% \n Elbrr EZ90S </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> January 6, 1976 \n 24g We d2¥euséek edPlier today, we ave forvarding herewith our draft of \n epy platfora statements for the three Viceroy test campaigns? \n YP mel eens \n Tension/Release: Viceroy. When you need ali the cigarette \n tesa zac you can get. \n <oPfdery SHaRetIOM: —-«-Vaceroy, It satisfies more sp you can \n rov thanks vou for taking time smoke less. \n Feels Good: If it feels goad, do iz. \n 1f it feels good, smoke it. \n Prom our discussions, we suspect that tho attached statements are briefer \n Than you believe they should be,,.lacking in specific direction to Creative \n Eon atailed execution of advertisements in each campaign, On the other \n hand, we feel that they contain sufficient detall to direct without dictating \n or liniting execution. \n he offer these copy platforn draft statenents es a starting point and \n would Like to nest to discuss the nature of the additional material you \n relieve should be included, Hopefully, this discussion will enable us to \n ctructure statements for creative direction which wa all agreo will make \n Gur efforts to create" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "future pools of advertisenents more productive, \n You indicated that the Brand Group had also written copy platform statenents \n Yeu the three campaigns and that you would forword then to us. They should \n help us to be prepared better to discuss this subject further. \n Best regards. \n Cordially, \n Art Heller (f \n Ailthe \n ect Me, M. d, NeCue ~~ \n (Mr, Le R. Lewis, Jr. \n TICE LW INE FILM IMAGE IS LISS CLEAR \n AN THES NOTICE. IT IS DUE TO THE \n SLIT EQOF TIE DOCUMENT RELXG FILMED. </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> HAZLETON \n LABORATORIES AMERICA, INC. \n 9200 LEESBURG TURNPIKE, VIENNA, VIAGINIA 22180. USA \n 14-DAY SINGLE DOSE SUBACUTE TOXICITY STUDY IN RATS \n B198 \n FINAL REPORT \n Submitted to \n Lorillard \n Greensboro, North Carolina \n July 21, 1987 \n TS6EPSELES </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE \n 120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 \n DATE: November 20, 1992 \n PHILIP MORRIS USA \n TO: Ed Gee \n FROM: Alejandro Lopez \n suBect: 420'sQuatvua Ort SAroce. Mass fy Qasr A yt, \n Attached for your approval is a Letter of Agreement between HT! Custom \n Research and Philip Mortis to conductBenson and Hedges Special Kings \n Qualivue consisting of.a" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "total of 110 interviews. \n Budget: \n The cost of conducting: this research is $42,000 + 10% and will be covered by \n the 1992 Consumer Research budget. \n Competitive Bid: \n HTI Custom Research was selecied as the supplier for this project due to their \n expertise in conducting this type of research \n Ed Gee Alejandro Lopez \n Legal \n # fod J ye </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> From: = Mulligan, Kathleen \n Sent: Monday, January 18, 1999 11:46 AM \n To: Bartington, Marty \n Ce: Brickell, Julla \n Subject: MSA Correspondence \n Marty, you mentioned that Ellen Merlo wanted to be copied on letters sent from USA legal re MSA \n compliance. Some confusion has arisen as to who should blind copy Ellen. Should it be the person \n writing the letter or do you want me to send her a copy when it reaches my desk? Thanks. \n Kathy \n 42520 \n Page 1 \n acesZLErL0d </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> = Respondent No.: (1)-(3) \n Card No: (4) \n Area No. Resp. No. \n Respondent \n Name \n (5) (6) Open" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n int ii \n interviewer Group No.| 2 7) \n Questionnaire for 1990 KENT MILDS MONITOR \n :for. MILD SEVEN LIGHTS CELL \n {int'l 1990-11) \n Screener \n $1 Sex (Interviewer fill in) \n (8) 1. Mate, \n 2. Female -—- [Terminate] \n S2 May i ask your age, please ? (OA-SA} \n (9) years or younger —— {Terminate} \n 2: 2-25 \n 3. 26 - 30 . \n 4. 31-35 : \n 5. 36 ~ 39 \n 6. 40 years or over ——— (Terminate) \n $3 Do you smoke filtered cigarettes (SA) \n (10) 1. Yes, 1 do. \n 2. No, | don't. ——_—. (Terminate) \n 464509201 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> 50239 9 \n Not lightly \n rettes is strikingly uniform. \n ciga \n one's cigarette... . These things \n are so much a part of the subtle \n web of personality, that clever \n women choose them as they \n would a confidante.... And \n though every gown be different, \n and geme vary, their taste in \n C 1026, & ). Repectdy Fobanen Co, B tnsten- Belmar, Bt \n One's gowns... one's jewels... \n onae— Tene \n done, 1938 \n f league ihgasinn \n Aeture Play \n ‘Sew forker </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the texts in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Pollay CV (July 1995)...17 \n Pollay, Richard W., \"Insights into Consumer Behavior from Historical Studies of Advertising,” in \n Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendorf, \n eds., 447 - 450. oo \n Pollay, Richard W., “It’s the Thought that Counts: A Case Smdy of Christmas Compulsion,” in \n Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendorf, . \n eds., 140 - 143. \n Pollay, Richard W., “The History of Advertising Archives: The Confessions of a PAC-Rat,\" in \n Advances in Consumer Research, Vol. 14 (1987), Paul F. Anderson and Melanie Wallendort, \n eds., 136 - 139. \n Pollay, Richard W., \"The American Advertising Museum, Portland; OR,” American Academy of \n Advertising, Las Vegas, March 1987. oe \n Pollay, Richard W. “Tracking the Marlboro Man, Speedy Alka-Seltzer and the Pepsi Generation \n Through the Smithsonian,” in Florence G. Feasiey, ed., Proceedings of the American \n Academy of Advertising, 1987, 143-147. \n , Punnett, Trent and Richard W. Pollay, “Facing Up to the Challenge of Me2suring Emotional \n Response to Television Advertising, * Seventh Advertising Conference on Advertising and \n Consumer Psychology, New York, May 1988. \n Pollay, Richard W. “Advertising and Cultural Change: Problems with the Propaganda for Progress,\" \n in James ©. Littlefield and Magdolna Csath, eds, Marketing and Economic Development: \n Issues and Opinions. Budapest: Karl MarxiUniversity of Economic Science, 1988, 242-245. \n (Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Marketing and Development, July.) \n Pollay, Richard W., “Cigarette Advertising Practices and 7... -cution: Content Analysis in the \n Courtroom,” American Marketing Association Conference, San Francisco, August 1988. \n Pollay, Richard W. \"Signs and Symbols in Cigarette Advertising: A Historical Analysis of the Use of - \n Pictures of Health,” Marketing & Semiotics, University of Copenhagen (May 1989) “ \n Pollay, Richard W., \"Gening Away with Murder! Cigarette Advertising and Public Policy,\" \n Eco:.omic and Business Historical Society Conference, Charleston, S.C., April 1989. \n Pollay, Richard W., “Getting Away with Murder! Cigarette Advertising and Public Policy,” Fourth \n Conference on Historical Research on Marketing, Charleston, S.C., April 1989. \n Pollay, Richard W., “The Ban of Tobacco Products Advertising: The Canadian Experience,* \n Association for Consumer Research Conference, Oct. 18-22, 1989. \n Pollay, Richard W., \"Information and Imagery in Contemporary Canadian Cigarette Ads,” in Patricia \n Stout, ed., Proceedings of the American Academy of Advertising, 1990, 74-79. \n Pollay, Richard W., “The Dying Art of Cigareme Advertising,” Ethics in Marketing Workshop, \n Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, May 1990, \n OSL0b6g8 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> LOUISVILLE \n GENCO LIGHTS KS REGULAR SP \n BRAND CODE-OAAF1 (STD} \n MACHINE TYPE \n FILTER ROD LENGTH \n FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE \n NUMBER UP \n PLUG LENGTH \n ROD R.T.D. \n PLUG R.T.D. \n PLASTICIZER \n APPLICATION PERCENT \n APPLICATION WEIGHT \n FILTER TOW \n DENIER PER FILAMENT \n TOTAL DENIER \n CROSS SECTION \n PLUG WRAP \n ANCHOR ADHESIVE USE \n REPLACE WITH \n GLUE APP. FOR ANCH. \n LAP ADHESIVE \n DRY WEIGHT \n DRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE \n WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE \n FIN FILTER RO SCRIPTIV! \n KDF-2 \n 108.06 4M \n 24,45 MM CLASER) \n 27.0 4M \n 3 391 MM H20 (TOTAL ENCAP) \n : 100 MM =H20 \n TRIACETIN PZ O5-B00-A \n 8.00 % OF DRY" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "WEIGHT \n 5.32 GRAMS/100 RODS 1.33 GRAMS/25 RODS \n FT-777 #10 CEASTMAN) O5-777-E \n FT-777 #10 CCELANESE) O5-777-C \n 2.7 \n 35,000 \n #10 \n 26.25MM X 6000M KC 45-M1 06-362-A \n UP: NATIONAL 32-205] CFORMERLY 72-4147) PVA 62-098-A \n NATIOHAL 32-2095 PVA 61-063-A \n ADH: SINGLE GLUE LINE \n : FULLER HL-8729 (FORMERLY HM-8229) HM 61-211-A \n 1 66.52 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.63 GRAMS/25 RODS \n + 66.76 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.69 GRAMS/25 RODS \n SAP CROSS REFERENCE 4: FILTER: BO7670 \n REASON FOR CHANGE SPEC UPDATED TO REFLECT REVISED PLUG RTD \n CALCULATIONS \n ANCHOR ADHESIVE UPDATED TO CURRENT STATUS \n PREPARED BY : D.J. KELTON CA/S$600) PRINTING DATE z 1419/02 \n PREPARATION DATE 2/15/36 PRINTING TIME 8:49:10 \n APPROVED BY: \n £€EO1L6907 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> EDU NAL ‘and \n PSYCHOLOGICAL. \n ” PART TWO OF TWO PARTS _ \n QUARTERLY JOURNAL DEVOTED \n TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND \n trewsee 031 \n Unigquonens of ae" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Se NEDORO Sere errs ¢ eteeee woe O81 \n --Oniqueness of Selected ‘mployment Aptitude Tests to a ta \n General Academis \n ‘Bona awp Pararcta W. LUNWEBORG ........0002:. 0,-0.5... O38 \n Usefuiness of of Personality in Bducational Re- \n search. Gene M. Burra Sseeeesees seeees oeeeesesces eens \n trait-Multimethod Matrix. Jack M. Hions <n pss \n , .. Comparison of Test Performance on Three Answer Shoet \n 1 Eifel of Poe Barwa sila on’ Sone Aepecte of ani \n .. fect of Perceived Scoring Form: on Some Aspects of T'aat \n \" Performance, L. K. Warurs , weuee fen ee eee son teveesteveces 1005 \n (Continued on inside fromt oover) \n a et \n VOLUME TWENTY-SEVEN, NUMBER FOUR, WINTER, 1967 | ° \n fa we ind ara a Pind iB sa dnc snide BRS Ee aa ‘i Fas le veel Aan! \n PUBLICATIONS 035709 \n 10355129 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the texts in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> 0 ‘inok 104 ayeysiur (|,n04 yo BgUNOA PUR APOG Gols seedih Bas on 0 s10)0\" sarjoese £1 $0 Balaqy © \n . =saqly TAIDEPOLL a}TeLIU FO aPEN \n ~ RM Seys poet OAQN- —_SofAys TeaM _- ADEOY « \n IDEAL NOV LIFE \n February \n } Spend a milder moment \n with Raleigh. \n A special treatment softens the tobaccos \n for a milder taste. \n w# Picnic surprise. Compact \n carrying case opens out to \n seat 4. This all-in-one folding \n table/seat unit is yours for \n free B&W coupons, the valuable \n extra on every pack of Raleigh. \n To see over 1000 gifts. write \n for your free Gift Catalog: \n Box 12, Louisville, Ky. 40201. \n © emoH & micausen TOBACCO CORP. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined \n Filter Kings, 16 mg. “tar,\"1.2 mg. nicotine; Langs, 18 mg. “tar,” That Cigarette Smaking Is Dangerous to Your Health. \n 1.3 mo, nicotine, av. per cigarette, FIC Report Sept.\"?3 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> ‘uoqing sty \n asn SAVM IV “quawinsop \n SIY} BSO]> OL \n , VASANGS | \n § xipuaddy aes ‘dems \n aojaq saiuenh Wy Aseuiwijaid 104, \n XWid OF SIBHIO id KB} - VAN | \n WOS/ROS “Jap|o4 \n inding auiquio} ay ul sapisal isi] ule; \n yoiqaas jeuly @ JaqyB wOWNG siyy S5a/q \n HOW /OGOT 1G BIA 454 \n 0; sHpyond ajosejoym foyer spuas YN \n “yslj aje4s \n ayeuedas e asinbai sanss| \n xe | J] UOIING siyy Ssaiq \n senss| Xe] \n Siapio jOnpoaid \n sepium jeuy sooeyd - vy \n Vas/WOS \n “quawsn{pe \n {enuew sauinbas \n pue J9pi0 paj}saGéns,. \n & SI TOWS eUt -230N \n \"S}Sy UOI]DaS \n JO NO pue u| Buluiquies \n Jaqje UO}}NG S14} SSad \n STOWS 943 a}ea/5 \n 4s] UleW UOII23g5 \n Jeul4 @y} wily perowa \n fs aie suapso 4nd ye \n 404jB uOTING Siyy ssasq \n S}sI7 diyg 94} ajeas5 \n viW \n uolGay wo paaiasas \n aue S3sI] SOO aud \n JOE UOTNG Siyy $S9/4 \n —_ $}sI7] uoIDa¢ \n JO 1NO pue ul auiqwo> \n 2 xipueddy aos, \n Japjos \n Bujwosu| ay} ur paseyd \n pur, ,paMalAas/pauinya. \n i AJB SJBIYSHIOM |e \n Jaye voi siuy ssaig \n ast \n ulew uolysag ay) a1ea9 \n SNI/SOO SMAIAa! - KOS] \n VIN \n “payeais 5) \n 3517] UleW UO!}Iag 34) \n 4aye uo}INg si4y} Ssaidg \n sial|ddns uoiysas \n JO INQ pue uj wWds \n — aS /WOS/WN \n Vv xipuaddy aas, \n und ae ,S151 SGY IIe \n 4a]je vo0zINg Sy} Ssaid \n SyaeysxsOMm \n WO/INSL 84) ae3I5 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> 0 BP \n IMMEDIATE RELEASE: contact: Ira Allen \n May 16, 1988 (202) 225-3411 \n Atkins Hails Surgeon General’s Report on Tobacco Addiction; \n Calls fior Passage: of His Bill to Ban Cigarette Machines \n WASHINGTON! May 16 -- Rep. Chet Atkins, D-Mass., said today \n that Surgeon General C. Everett Kooo’s declaration that tobacco \n is an addictive drug should help spur congressional action on his \n bill to ban cigarette vending machines. \n \"I am an opponent of capital punishment and don’t see why \n the purveyors of poison should be imposing the death penalty on \n our children through vending machines,\" Atkins said. In \n releasing his: report, Koop said, \"With the evidence that tobacco \n is addicting, is it Appropriate for toacco products to be sold \n through vending machines, which are: easily accessible ta \n children?\" \n Atkins introduced the bill last Nev. 19, the lith annual \n Great American Smokeout, and has been working on measures: that \n would bar the U.S, Trade Representative from. acting against \n foreign governments that set restrictive advertising or labeling \n standards for tobacco for health reasons, and would require \n warning labelils on tobacco: products sold overseas and would keep \n im place a 1982 ban on subsidies for American tobacco sold \n abroad, \n \"General Koop’s. report shoulld make it clear" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "without a doubt \n that nicotine is as addiictive as. cocaine and heroin, which we \n would never sell tto our ehildren,'\" Atkins sald. \n more \n | Commilices: Budigeti x Foreign. Affalrs %* Education and Labor | \n SPEELS|Vc0]?] \n So re RN Ree </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Hello, I'm of ; \n a national public opinion firm calling (long distance) from _ and \n I'd like to ask you a few questions. We're talking to people 18 years of \n age and over, SO first of all, are you 18 or over? \n Yes. ce ee eee ee (RRR (ASK Q.2) \n No. oc eee ee ee © (ASK: “May I please speak to \n someone who is 18 or over\"?) \n (TE NO ONE 18 OR OVER AT HOME NOW WHO CAN BE INTERVIEWED, THANK AND ARRANGE \n TO CALL BACK. IF NECESSARY, RE-INTRODUCE YOURSELF AND PROCEED) \n Are there any people in this household - including yourself - who are 18 \n years of age or over and smoke filtered cigarettes? \n Yes. eee ew ee ew ee (> (ASK Q.3) \n NO... ee ee eee E \\_> (TERMINATE) \n 3, So we know who to interview in this study, please tell me the ages of all \n the MEN 18 years of age or over in this household who smoke filtered \n cigarettes. Please start with the youngest -- (IF APPROPRIATE: and be sure \n to include yourself.) \n RECORD EXACT AGE BELOW ON GRID. ASK FOR A DESCRIPTIVE TERM, FOR EXAMPLE: \n \"Ig that your son, husband, etc.\" AND WRITE IT IN. USE \"SELF\" FOR PERSON \n you ARE TALKING TO. \n 4, Next, please tell me the ages of all the WOMEN 18 years of age or over" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "in \n this household who smoke filtered cigarettes. Again, please start with the \n youngest -- (IF APPROPRIATE: and be sure to inciude yourself.) (RECORD ON \n GRID BELOW) \n (CIRCLE) \n Respondent \n QQ. 3&4 Selected \n Age Descriptive [erm For Interview \n MEN \n Youngest “( ) \n Next Oldest ( ) \n Next Oldest ( ) \n Next Oldest a) \n WOMEN \n Youngest ( } \n Next Oldest ( ) \n Next Oldest ( ) \n Next Oldest { ) \n No Smokers —— > (THANK AND TERMINATE) \n SELECT RESPONDENT WHO IS NEAREST TOP OF LIST \n FROM QUESTIONS 3 & 4 AND IS AVAILABLE \n 5, May I speak to (SELECTED RESPONDENT)? \n Attachment 3 \n FEvEZT Lpaz </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Extracte words from the graphic." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> hey pf \n Newman-Stein, Inc. \n 902 Broadway ong dob #29468 \n New York, N.Y. 10010 - 0266 November, 1986 \n ' CIRCLE CITY: \n Blue Green Yellow 1o-1t i {6) \n Nneapolis .... 4 \n Phoenix ....... 72 \n 5 9 \n CIGARETTE ATTITUDE STUDY \n creener \n RESPONDENT'S NAME Bin, Fenak ¢ AREA cope _£/2 TELEPHONE # Y7L- YK YR \n ADDRESS boyz Ap D2. CIV YL: pate STATE ff), ZIP CODE + 39° \n INTERVIEWER'S NAME 5. Byeple 1.0.# 27 TIME BEGAN: 7-33 aM me \n T 7 (8-}4) \n DATE: Wie TIME ENDED: 7'4Y & AM/PM) \n eo TTT 1B \n 1 ASK TO _SPERKT0 PERSON OW LIST! \n REESE TO PERSON ON LIST™ \n Hello, I'm from Newman-Stein, Inc., a national market research firm. \n We're conducting a Survey in this area, and I would Tike to ask you some questions. \n la. First, are you currently a cigarette smoker? \n Yes CL (CONTINUE) \n No 2 (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE) \n 1b. Have you, yourself, participated in a market research survey in the past year? \n Yes i (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE) \n xo (2 (CONTINUE) \n lc. And which of the Forlowing age groups best describes your age? (READ LIST) \n 16) \n Under 18 . 1 (TERMINATE, RECORO ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE) \n 18-20... 2 \n 21-24 @ \n 25-29 4 (QUALIFIES FOR 18-34 YEAR OLD QUOTA) \n 30-34 5 \n 35-39 - 6 \n tose : : } {QUALIFIES FOR 35-59 YEAR OLD QUOTA) \n 55-59 . 9 \n 60 and over ... 0 (TERMINATE, RECORD ON TALLY SHEET, ERASE AND RE-USE) \n 2. About how many cigarettes do you smoke in an average day? (O00 NOT READ LIST. \n IF ANSWER FALLS BETWEEN 2 CATEGORIES, RECORD AS HIGHER AMOUNT -= EXAMPLE: “1 OR \n 2 PACKS\" -- CIRCLE \"4\") \n - # Cigarettes # Packs A] \n (17) \n 1-9 Less than 1/2 pack 1 (TERMINATE, RECORD \n ON TALLY SHEET, \n ERASE AND RE-USE} \n 10-19 1/2 pack, but less than 1 pack 2 \n 20-29 1 pack, but less than 1-1/2 packs @ \n 30-39 1-1/2 packs, but less than 2 packs 4 > (CONTINUE) \n 40-49 2 packs, but tess than 2-1/2 packs 5 \n 50+ 2-1/2 packs or more 6 \n SSLOLES8 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> -----Original Message----- \n From: Ostern, Eric \n Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 3:59 PM \n To: Tomb, Howard \n Subject: RE: newhome page draft \n Enclosed are my edits---please also listen to your voice mail regarding this- \n Eric Ostern, \n Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs \n << File: YSP HOME PAGE.doc >> \n dvlZ071S80¢ </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Toxicology Letters, 35 (1987) 117-124 \n Elsevier RECEIVED \n TRL 01724 8 4 4 ga? \n GASCHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF PULYCYCLIC \n AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS, AZA-ARENES, ARQYTABIC KAQHNN \n JHE PARTICLE AND VAPOR PHASE OF MAINS EAM AND \n SIDESTREAM SMOKE OF CIGARETTES* \n (Collecting system; mainstream smoke; sidestream smoke; polycyclic aromatic \n hydrocarbons; aza-arenes; aromatic amines) \n GERNOT GRIMMER**, KLAUS-WERNER NAUSACK and GERHARD DETTBARN \n Biochemisches Institut fiir Umweltcarcinogene, Lurup 4, 2070 Grosshansdorf (F.R.G.) \n {Received and accepted 8 October 1986) \n SUMMARY \n (J) The present arrangement collects particles and semivolatiles of main- and sidestream smoke and \n allows a recovery of the trapped substances nearly quantitatively and without impurities. \n (2) The fractionation procedure allows to separate various groups of carcinogens such as PAH, aza- \n arenes and aromatic amines for analytical and biological studies. \n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "(3) Sidestream smoke contains ten times more polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) compared \n with mainstream smoke. This holds also true for aza-arenes and amines, \n (4) PAH of the gaseous phases include only 1% of the particle-bound PAH. \n INFRODUCTION \n In cigarettes various groups of carcinogens such as PAH, nitrosamines, aromatic \n amines and heterocyclic aromatic compounds like aza-arenes and thia-arenes are \n present [1]. The goal of this investigation was to separate PAH, aza-arenes and \n aromatic amines carefully from other substances and to enrich these three classes \n “Invited paper, presented at the International Experimental Toxicology Symposium on Passive Smoking, \n October 23-25, 1986, Essen (F.R.G.). \n *#To whom correspondence and reprint requests should be addressed. \n Abbreviations: GC, gas chromatogram; PAH, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. \n 0378-4274/87/$ 03.50 © Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. \n Zevlvezeog </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Podraza, Ken F. \n From: Carmines, Edward L. \n Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 6:30 PM _ \n To: Stargardt, Joyce F \n Ce: Smith, Donna C.; Podraza, Ken F. \n Subject: RE: Codes for countries \n 1 don't know if Donna responded, but I will give it a shot. \n We keep in our records the limitations we put on the use of materials. These limitations are transferred to the requestor \n and we believe it is the requestor’s responsibility to ensure that the restrictions are adhered to. If the requestor is someone \n in purchasing, we assume that there are controls to make sure that the material is used on a product that it was intended \n to be used. Possibly the spec system will catch this one day. For things like flavors, we will not approve a flavor for use in a \n product designed to be sold in a specific country if there are restrictions. Theoretically, the flavor will not be made and \n shipped to that country. Also products made with that flavor should not be shipped to that country. We are making \n disclosures in countries about how we are making cigarettes that are intended to be sold in the countries. We use our \n knowledge of the formula and the restrictions on the formula to make these disclosures. \n Let me know if this does not answer your question or that we have made some false assumptions. \n Thanx, \n Ed. \n -----Original Message----- _ \n From: Stargardt, Joyce F \n Sent:" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Wednesday, March 21, 2001 9:53 AM \n To: Smith, Danna C, \n Ce: Jewell, Kathy; Gaines, Ola M.; Carmines, Edward L.; Lewis, Will H.; Pinkney, Diane J.; Ronnau, Frank W.; Farmer, Dwayne T. \n Subject: RE: Codes for countries \n Donna Thanks for the clarification on the country codes for ink use. In your note you state that it is not the vendors \n responsibility to manage where the product goes. Will you in PI track that information or does the Purchasing Agent \n need to insure this. Tipping paper is bought by a buying code, do you need to talk with Frank Ronnau about how they \n manage where and what brands it is used on. if so | have copied him on this email. \n Joyce \n Best Regards, \n Joyce F, Stargardt \n Purchasing, Packaging Services \n OC ALE \n 804 274 5684 \n -----Original Message----- \n From: = Smith, Donna C. \n Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 4:42 PM \n To: Stargardt, Joyce F \n Subject: Codes for countries = \n Joyce, \n 7086292902 \n DE=Germany \n CZ=Czech Republic \n LT=Lithuania \n HU=Hungary \n SkK=Slovakia one \n BE=Belgium \n These do not concern the vendors. They have no control over where we ship our manufactured product. It is \n PMUSA's responsibility to make sure that product that contains materials that are not permitted by regulation in a \n country, do not go into a country. These are the only 6 countries to date that have Tobacco specific regulation. \n Donna Smith \n Product Integrity \n (804)274-7849 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> O02r-298(Zk2) ZLODL A'N'HHOA M3N 30N3A¥ OMIHL O52 \n S3T1VS \n LISNV YL TWN LAWN \n CHANT \n TETUY \n . 80701369 \n ‘APM AUB Ul FJICAPUDD AYE JO Swlay, aYy}Y FIGS ye \n 8 Jd you Sseop aebueyd siyl \" 2hnOW, OF (2hW. Wory pabueys \n | # Yadg Sey AaqWwNu yIe4puOds ayy ‘UOLPETIAsyndwad Oo} aM '3410N \n > / \n ~ Y3$9190 7, / \n t fi \n i LS \n ; erydpapeyryd +}ayxteW \n lee | AMT LN < | \n wescess ‘ b L INVYA-ILIAW ipotd \n Jaa AONaaY ay 00 $ - QaVTILYOT + 4apy \n ooeoe Ses ssou9 ‘ S St HATXOE 1aZ1S \n | ar git st oe \n ONIONSNWNOD YHO4 “LOVYELNOOD Y3d SV “ONISILH3A0Y OL \n ta/tosat HLNOW \n a _ : GaY30N3Y N3HM 318VA¥d SSDIOANI 11¥ - HS¥O 13N SWHaL \n — | \n otoor AN 'HYOA MAN Te/tO/Ot sSLen \n FAY HLS 999 \n SADTAMAS YICIN TeV TILAOT \n ‘ _l \n non ON LOVYLNOD </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Share the spirit. \n Share the refreshment. \n urant, fresh Salem Lights. \n 1g) Woevng The Surgeon General Has Determined \n Trai Cigarette Smoking Js Dangercus 10 Your Heath \n SF OS \n Wig “10.08 img on utiw as bel « garete by FBC method \n At, RIVOLDS TORACCO CO. JOB NO, : RIC-SL-N2050E \n THES AME ATISIMEMT PREPARED BY WARNE \n WILLIAM FST COMPANY, INC, Te \n AD SG. : S2-8L-00daD-2¢ \n CORY NAME: ROMAN ON SHOULDER . \n PRINTING PROCESS: LETTERPRESS/OFFSET \n “8 SAU & \n THIS ADVERTISE MINT APPEARS. EW: \n RUWSPATLRS W/O MARCH 15, 1982 \n IMPORTANT NOTE IMPORTANT NOTE \n FHE SECOND COLON TO IE ust O FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS TO \n HE ARIA AARA COLOI INK HUMBLA AS FOULOWS \n Ths adgernvemrat samplus with the \n ment fer a wariting stole. \n VENTER Sud SS BAB AD bt) INE 4615 GAELN AS SHOWN 1M : mr ot end tar\" and evcutine ine which \n AD PHO 22 (OP BEWS PAPERS COLOR INK BOOK, VOLUTE ab fy Fappeer in all oynrrite edver- \n DATED sAnUAny, 148 fry Check moter! you reccive \n CPE S HT PAPLAS AD CITHO ING R715 GREEN AS SHOWN IN © 0091 thet proot ta he \n AULT HED WE WSEAPL A GOULOR INK WUOR, VOLUME" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "ag + Fo Under pe, curcunna \n OAT JANUARY, Hat $0 tan vubvtitute mar \n WAUWE THATONE OF TIM PROPER INKS INDICATED: . \n USED WHEN RUNNING THUS ALVEITINEMENT, AS IT AES \n PRI DEN ES THE PHODUCT &NDIGR PACKAGE COLOR \n BANG COTES </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 20TH STREET ee os By \n { 5 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS 100'S MEN. 6'S -1043 (PC) Effective Date: October 22, 1982 \n 4 MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS 100'S MEN. 4'S -1042 (Pc) Lo \n | eS) ! PRELIMINARY, \n ~ FILTER SPECIFICATION FOR MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS 1004S MENTHOL 6'S/4'S \n Filter Rod - 4 Up, 126mm Length = \n Plug Maker - KOF-2/AF-] a : | | \n Tow - 3.0/48 -000 #10: PLM. Material Code 05+130-A (EAST): °05-130-B (CEL) \n 1 | Plasticizer ~ ML 58 @ 8.8% of Dry Weight; P.M. Material Ccde 05-854-A" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n 7.75 gms/100 126mm Rods 2 . \n Plug Wrap ~- Dexter X464uL; 26.5mm x 4O00m; P.M. Material Code 06-185-A \n Glue Lines - Two nO j = \n Type ~ Polymer 428-140HV; P.M. Material Cade 61-328-A a. - \n Lap Adhesive ~- Amsco1229C; P.M. Material Code 62-912-A | \n Circumference ~ 24.45mm (Laser) | \n Resistance to Draw - 126mm Rod - 22.0 inches of water (TOTAL ENCAP) \n i. Smm PI uge 5.53 nehes_ of water \n Dry Weight - 88.08 gms/i00 126mm Rods \n Dry Weight (W/GL) - 88.63 gms/100 126mm Rods. ! ~ \n Wet Weight (W/GL) - 96.38 gms/100 126mm Rods. : = a, i \n Prepared By: J. D. Ellis | Pak! _ _ \n , nporoved ay: LE HE era \n 4 Jeyd opeget ions Services PS - \n iit \n - This supersedes specification dated Jan- 11, 1982. | on, f chan \n | 1. Plasticizer changed from ML 714 503 5; P.m. ‘Material | Code 05-851 ® ge: nN \n 3 to ML 58; P.M. Material Code 05-854-A. .. \n a 2. Plasticizer application rate reduced from 1]. 85% to 8.8% \n 20% </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> ‘ON ‘SHIDOIONHOSL SAIVS ‘E661 LHOMHAdOS \n * © \n 00°08! INSWAVd W160 \n 00°0z} SSN A-LI NWId \n 00°03 II NVId \n og-oz} §«o-s: SSN A-I1d00°SP = post OE SSN A-I1dOO\"Sh = OSE OE SSN A-TIGDO\"DE = O\"'G & SSN A-Lid \n go°09 po\"ol_B 5 000) $ 1id00°0Z ——PO‘ok_ ooo: $ t1doo'os ~=—s poo Qo\"Or $ I1d00\"0Z ~—O\"Or_ oo'o! $ Id \n $ 3 s \n $ St oad $ $ $ \n NV1d $ uM NV1d $ aw NV1d $ ai NVId \n wior | UWI 1 fo wir | MVE} Jo vvio. | YB | 4 Jo wien | BRS | a fo \n s |# si4 s_ly sly \n WLOL daLHVNO € HLNOW Z HINOW 1 HLNOW \n H Tava \n €6-£1-ZL :ONTONT YaLavnd \n plisza ‘G1 NIVHO \n gz901e DOH “AIG </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 2-190 1 paze, 4 colors \n 4-az-1923 © Lipage, 4 sphere t : \n at $31 \n Key Kat (Univ. of Aris.) Ra¥oh 35 \n frsehes {Univ. of calir ) on March \n féaben (Posone ? . . arch \n : Los Angeles) \n 4 ¢. \n # sto) \n Axashor (Knox College) \n bfler (Notre Daz \n P'S Tange (Cos College) \n dvol (Univ. of Jowa} \n Aagtio, \n Haval so \n hadows (Crotghton Unity.) \n feack 0 Lantern (Dartmouth Coslege) \n “Biasn (Prineeton UVnty.) \n (Univ. of Buffalo) \n dow (Corngl) Univ.) \n Sroury (City College m. y.) \n ster (Chlumbia Univ, \n ley (New York Uniy, \n ween Sriffin (Clarkson hoadesg} \n nter (U.S, Military Adadony \n Sancer (Unit. of N.C, ) \n Brchive (puke Ueiv.) \n unt Reetater (puke Untv.) \n Moan! Newa(h. C. State Co.lage) \n 1 Cat (veutorn ke3erve Unity.) \n Dial (Chio State Univ.) \n aningo (Dennison pone Farch \n # Tg Cosloge Narch \n SHirlwina (unity, of Okla.) karch \n AAG Cregon {tntv. of Cregon) Vareh \n Gare" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "{Lehigh Univ.) Varch \n yre (Lafayette Coslege) Karoh \n A vonne kerch \n zg Btera (Univ. cf venn. Svge Seasion) \n ‘ach Bows (Unive of Penns Yarch \n 6 \"Tt\" Cwl (Tomole Unive) Waroh \n “ppet (Carnegie Inst. ef Teot..)}: Varch B \n anther {Unive of Mttoburgh) Karch re \n x ‘oth {Penn State Coalore) Yereh \n March \n Beomnn (Unive .cr Tanne) \n Ssquerater (Yanderdiit Univ.) } vareh 1 \n heporn hanser (Univ. of Texas karch — \n skipper Cla. Poiy. inst.) Leroh if \n £008 6Sz05 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> -----Original Message----- \n From: Denise.A.Cohen@pmusa.com [mailto:Denise.A.Cohen@pmusa.com] \n Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "2:20 PM \n 188 \n AT699TLS807 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> B3G1F 20¢ off Pk & 20¢ off Pk \n $2.00 of Carton w/bounceback Free Magazine \n 20¢ off Pk \n 2 Pk/40¢ off \n BIGIF \n 35.40 \n 35.20 \n 35.00 \n 34.80 \n 34.60 \n 34.20 \n 34,00 \n 33.80 \n 33.60 \n 33.40 \n 33.20 \n 33.00 \n aYVHS \n 32.80 \n 32.60 \n 32.40 \n 32.20 \n 32.00 \n 31.80 \n 31.60 \n 31.40 \n 31.20 \n 31.00 \n lip Morris Inc. 1997 \n Le6'2 EV \n 266162 HWW \n 4 2e6l'Sl UW \n | 266L'L HV \n 266\\'Sl g34 \n + 266l'1 aad \n 2661'8) NVP \n 266\\'> NVE \n 9661'12 930 \n 9661's O30 \n 9661'E2 AON \n + g661'6 AON \n 9661'92 100 \n 966L'ZL LOO \n a661'82 das \n 966l'bl das \n g66l's Onv \n g66L'oz Jnr \n g66l'9 IN \n 966t'2z NAP \n ge6t'8 NOT \n 4 9661'S2 AV \n S66L'LL AVA \n 966L'Z2 UdV \n Q66L'E!" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Hd¥ \n 966108 YVW \n 966L'91 WWW \n 966l'2 HV \n g66l's G34 \n 966t'6 933 \n 9661'02 NVI \n 1 966.'9 Nr \n Source: Nielsen weekly \n interarated \n 62¢9220802 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> 150 Gast Kort ghtroct \n Cag anonene Plover Yorke a XY \n September 26, 1961 \n LUCKY STRIKE \n \"REMEMBER HOW GRRaT* \n PROMOTION NO. 8 \n TO ALL SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL \n Our first \"Remember How Great\" record promotion was the \n most successful, coordinated and complete national in- \n store promotion ever conducted on a cigarette brand. \n In view of this, I am happy to tell you that we are going 5 \n to have a bigger and better \"Remember How Great\" Promotion i \n No. 2 on LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes with another Collector's ‘ \n item - a new album of twelve top selling hits. The song \n titles are - 7 \n Side 1 : \n Jo Stafford \"Jambalaya\" \n Percy Faith “Song from Moulin Rouge\" : \n The Chordettes \"Mr, Sandman\" \n Andy Williams \"Hawaiian Wedding Song\" \n Gogi Grant \"Wayward Wind\" \n Frankie Laine \"Mule Train\" \n Side 2 t \n Guy Mitchell “The Roving Kina\" : \n Rosemary Clooney \"Come On-a My House” i \n Tony Bennett \"Because of You\" 3 \n The Champs \"Tequila\" i \n Patti Page ‘Tennessee Waltz\" : \n Cab Calloway “SJumpin' Jive\" i \n ONE MILLION OR MORE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WERE SOLD OF EACH \n SONG ON THIS RECORD. \n \"Remember How Great\" Volume 2 will be another quality 33 1/3 \n ($3.98 value) record album custom pressed by Columbia Records. \n In music, as in bank accounts, ONE MILLION is the magic number. \n And, though record hits may come and go, the \"MILLION-SELLING\" \n dise is a landmark in the life of even the most successful \n artist. It's known as the \"Gold Record\" - and has a glamour \n all its own. \n seh tached teitnek Steam ba </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Currz \n RAPHAEL KOPAN \n PERSONAL \n Birth: July 19, 1956, Petan-Texua, Israel \n Marital Status: Married, 2 children \n Citizenship israeli \n address \n & Telephone: Department of Genetics" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "\n Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center \n 1124 Columbia Street \n Seattle, Washington 98104 (206) 667-4491 \n FAX (206) 667-3894 \n zome: 7264 27th Avenu NE \n seattle, Washington 98115 \n Tel. 525-0364 \n EDUCATION AND POSITIONS: \n 1990- Postdoctoral training with Dr. Harold Weintraub, \n Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle. \n 1985-1989 Ph.D. in the Department of Molecular Genetics and \n Cell Bisloegy at the University of Chicago. \n Thesis: \n \"Keratin gene expression as markers of epithelial \n development: in vitro and ig vive study of \n epidermis and hair differentiation.\" \n Thesis Advisor: Dr. Elaine V. Fuchs. \n 1981-1984 M.S. in the Department of Zoology, Tel-Aviv \n University, Tel-Aviv, Israel, under the supervisicn \n of Dr. Michael Cvadia. Graduated Summa Cum \n Laude. \n Thesis: \n \"Synthesis of Proteoglycans and Their Possible Role \n During the Develooment of Volvox Carteri” \n 1378-1952 3.8, in Bicicey, Tel-Aviv, Israel </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Identify text in the picture" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> ene 6k | eel Invoice No. Invoice Date \n Katz Digital Tecktologies Inc. SPEED BL@ TEAL \n 2) Penn Plaza, Eighth Floor GRAPHICS SESYICES B228575 04/09/99 \n New York, NY 10007 pone \n Tel: 212.594.4800 nn an . Customer No. Terms Page No. \n Fax: 212.594 4488 (779 APRS Fil & 0 \n LANDO52 NET 30 1 \n B $ \n I MARGARET BLOZY MARY ZEHNTER \n L LANDOR ASSOCIATES * P LANDOR ASSOCIATES * \n 230 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 230 PARK AVENUE SOUTH \n T 7TH FLOOR T 7TH FLOOR \n Oo NEW YORK, NY 10003 oO NEW YORK, NY 10003 \n aos \n Purchase oe Cy \n Client Job # \n Ship Date 04/01/89. Our Job # B228575 \n Ship Vi \n PMA KATZ DELIVERY Sales Person SOHN DE ACUTIS \n Item / Description Quantity — Unit Price Price \n SPCO-01 4 28.55 28.55 \n 1 COMP FM 8.5x11 \n TOA-01 1 46.00 46.00 \n TRANSFER, 1 COLOR ORIGINAL, 8.5 x 11 \n TOA-01 3 56.00 168.00 \n TRANSFER, 1 COLOR ORIGINAL, 8.5 x 11 \n PICK UP / DELIVERY CHARGE 1 10.00 10.00 \n COITHO REG \n AL nm at : \n D . \n SY SOLA -QAT3-¥0 [Odyab-~% Ny \n | 2 + =| g \n — -! a \n oe @ \n Invoice No. Subtotal Sales Tax \n B228575 252.55 20.85 \n For All Billing Information, Please Call 212-502-9466, Within 15 Business Days. \n 273.40 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>list the words in the image." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> Horace R. Kornegay \n Chairman, The Tobacco Institute \n Philip Morris World Leaf \n Technology Conference II \n Richmond, Virginia \n September 30, 1985 \n TIOK 0010326 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture." }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> S6/6 L/P \n S6/S/P \n S6/ee/e \n g6/8/e \n S6/22/e \n S6/8/¢ \n S6/Se/ 1 \n SG/L E/E \n v6/Be/at \n vee liek \n P6/0E/bb \n PO/OL/LL \n vBIe/LE \n 6/61/01 \n v6/S/Ol \n y6/12/6 \n P6/L/6 \n Pa/ve/e \n CUMULATIVE FORECAST AND DELIVERIES \n JEAN JACKET (L): \n y6/01/8 \n pG/deil \n PEIE L/L \n P6/62/9 \n PB/Sh/O \n ¥6/1/9 \n pE/BL/S \n P6/¥/S \n P6/Og/P \n ITEM FOREGAST \n eer CONSUMER ORDERS \n MS DEL ivenics \n PS/S/P \n 800,000 \n 700,000 \n 600,000 \n 500,000 \n 400,000 \n 300,000 \n 200,000 \n 100,000 \n Nevember 15, 1994 \n Page 66 \n 4 MONTHS \n PRODUCT LEAD TIME \n vO9E891802 \n Marlboro Country Store Item Tracking (1) </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> APPENDIX D \n wise oleae 2st \n “SAS yS- sins 32511 cag yet ges \n tal 1yb de cide! Pavey cota! \n pues Tee \n imaball pb ihball~ 215 \n as ts! ald olay . ol oue foe \n er) ee ed \n oe Cette le Ke itt \n om al get Ka oe, \n Sos ed Cee. heen s eel \n . OMe cad JT Zine eee Se’, \n oot 3) pond Senne plan! oye \n athe all pat J) ete Ged! \n pening Alea! Joie LS 2 mols \n et ye Ea et eel" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "ES I \n ypaattsd Sontmasdl mi ais. gue \n io egal Te oF el Sectheell \n ese TT Leal be Jai \n widis Leeds sans 2 ol \n J oN oaeDI gi ges anal \n cle . ails « . 3 wis cS adedt ate \n wes eo ee SS \n Lebat! eset! Gta \n Daeg Santelli \n yr cs lel ats 3 suet! 3 \n cw pale Shot! ne le \n + Bled! coe Pa Freee apties \n ime St pba: — Lost ants \n wines gts Gees. oN \n Sl ee at es pou! \n wale sa Kise ey y { \n GeSio ela GY athe 3suatt \n hari a ott =~ 5 se} \n wlants » Robs ‘- s nak \n ns) tae T sat a ee \n OU s Sued! Jets eat dt \n Saks pele ail p sith lis \n hee ome cho! \n fo os! paid és Luo> culSs \n 1 debt se VaR ee Stat oh + eee \n Lota dosed eee lel! \n {7 cfckes. eet Raw es Samy ote \n ~ «hes Seal \n 998h021062 \n AL SEYASSAH - APRIL 12, 158? \n KUWAIT . </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>what does the image read?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "<doc> \"Bastar der Uberpinatimmyng \n eal m Orginal \n mit dem “ e \n wv! od \n _.. by Don C. Williams,*t John R. \n ' sennings® = \n , ‘ \n - canfilcts in the workplace. Resolution of conflicts \n required an objective measure of smoke levels. \n of the nonamoker to tobacco smoke, \n fee Re ae Be et ae Mia A \n 2 eager dig emir tihin pide ore Tee \n * Environmental Heatth Perspeetives \n Vol. 60, pp. 405-440, 1985 \n e in Building Air as \n oke Levels \n ker*? and Walter G. \n Whita \n thereby creating \n indicator of tobacco smoke pollution, \n ex still resylted in substantial exposure \n to a foyer area outside the \n trations in the office complex. Observed \n cancer, heart disease, pulmonary dysfunction, \n building exteriors. \n Introductian ° \n In recent years, increasing attention has been focused \n on the health consequences of passive or “second-hand” \n smoking. A number of reports in the literature form the \n basis of this concern. These reports include increased _ \n occurrences of such medically-documented conditions as, \n allergic reactions (1,2), respiratory and visual irritation \n (3), diminished pulmonary function (4,5), cardiovascular \n disease (6), and hing cancer (7-9). \n A heightened awareness on the part. of the \n smoker to these hazards has inevitably led to increasing \n conflict among workers, especially in enclosed work | \n environments. The least contentious and most widely \n practiced solution to the problem of passive smoking,. \n between the extremes of ding nothing on the one hand \n and lintiting smoking to building exteriors-on the other, ‘ \n is to attempt the Segregation of smokers and non- \n smokers in some configuration. within the practical \n limits_ of the enclosed. building environment. Such \n Segregation is now practiced with increasing frequency, \n and whether or not it is effective in substantially \n “= *Department ot Food Science and Technology, University of Cal- \n _ iernia, Davis, CA 95616, . \n 'Prestnt address: Department of Biology, Western Washington \n *, University, Bellingham, WA 94225 , ’ - 7 \n ‘ tAuthor to whom reprint requests should be addressed. \n concentration levels corresponding to 4 \n air circulation systems arid people \n - vegardleas of the smoking policies \n » . ' \n reducing the health hazards of the nonsmoker to tobacco \n smoke is an important question which should be \n -addressed. \n Because of a serious conflict between smokers and + \n nonsmokers in a major office complex at our institution, \n we were encouraged to develop a relatiyely simple \n method to quantitate the measurement of tobacco \n smoke in the building air. This we did by measuring \n nicotine, a chemical Species uniquely found in air as a \n i The method developed \n upon a cold glass surface followed by its extraction into \n ‘methanol and measurement by on-column gas chroma- ’ \n tography. , : . \n ' . \n Experimental Methods. \n Sample Collection \n Nicotine \n sampled by \n aerosols at specific building locations were \n placing an 8.9 cm diameter Petri dish upona \n Thermoelectrics Unlimited, Inc.) adjusted to its coldest \n operating temperature (approximately -10°C) (Fig. 1A), \n Nicotine Has a boiling point of 247°C. Therefore, its \n vapor pressure is sufficiently low that losses from the \n cold surfacé, once condensed from the aerosol ( probably ; \n 2501658790 </doc>" } ]
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[ { "role": "user", "content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Tos: \n From: \n Subject: \n PHILIP MORRIS \n ULS.A. \n INTER -OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE \n RICHMOND, VIRGIINTA \n Dr. WoL. Dunn pate: September 23, 1974 \n B. M. McIntyre and M. Z. DeBardeleben \n Information Survey: The Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Aggression \n in Humans and Animals \n As indicated in the memorandum of September 16, we have completed \n the survey of the effect of cigarette smoking on aggressive \n behavior by searching the Lockheed system. We searched the Psy. \n Abstr. data base, American Psychological Association Abstracts \n 1967-1973; and the Soc. Scisearch data base, bibliographic \n information on Social and Behavioral Sciences from the Institute \n for Scientific Information 1972-1974. The terms used in the Psy. \n Abstr. data base were smoking, tobacco, tobacco smoking, ciganette \n smoking, smoking (cigarettes), smoking (tobacco) aggression, \n AGGNCASLONS, AGGNLSSLVE, Aggressive behavior, aggressivenes, \n Aggressiveness, aggressivenesss, aggressivity, animal AGGNeSSLVE \n behavion, attack behavior, behavior disorders, confliat, social \n behavior and sociak interactions. The terms used in the Soc. \n Scisearch data base were smoking, tobacco, tobbaco, behavior, \n behavioral, behaviors, behaviour, and behavioural. The term \n aggression was tried but there were no hits using smoking and \n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "aggression. The information retrieved from both filesis attached. \n If we can be of further assistance, please don't hesitate to \n ask. \n cc: R.. Fagan \n C.. O'Donohue \n | ale ye : \n foobes ' pee \n LLE909FZ02% </doc>" } ]
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