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It was headed Anti-smoking campaign uses images of cancerous tumors on cigarettes, and describes how the British government is to spend public money on a series of commercials in which cancers are seen, with startling realism, to be growing in cigarettes as they are smoked

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The tobacco industry spent nearly $7 billion on discounts in 2015, which is about a 3 percent increase from the year before and over 84 percent of the industrys entire marketing budget

Government lawyers had warned the court at a recent hearing that a "particularly vigorous" ban on smoking in state prisons could cause discipline problems and risk the safety of staff and inmates