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Douse them in water or sand to prevent smoldering

In his compositions he worked with colourful lighting effects, and his posters for the food industry placed a striking emphasis on the product and its advantages

The genius of the ad is that at the same time there was a rising realisation that this thing will kill you, it was identified with a character who was, on the face of it, indomitable. Sadly, the three actors who played the Marlboro Man died of lung cancer

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