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The tobacco industry is scary. Today I received an invitation to try Camel Snus for free. The invite came addressed directly to me a textured enveloped sealed with a sparkling blue Camel sticker, just like any invitation to the oral cancer ball should.
How’d I get on R.J. Renynold’s Tobacco Co.’s mailing list?
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