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marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :

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Daily smokers of cigarettes Men were more likely than women to be daily smokers (see Table 1)

marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :

Diameters also vary: standard 7.58 mm, slim cigarettes 56 mm

marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :

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marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :

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marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :

While the brand was eventually sold and faded away in the 2000s (The brand was discontinued in 2007 after ConAgra's acquisition, with a limited revival in 2012), nothing has ever matched its unique blend of high-brow and low-brow snack appeal

marlboro cigarette ad The story of the "Marlboro Man" is a famous example of how ads can be very different from real life. For many years, a tough-looking cowboy was used to sell cigarettes. This 1961 Marlboro cigarettes ad. :
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