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Or how do you know if you even have one

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Some manufacturers didn't want to use the word "Japan" because Japanese goods were often thought to be inferior, so they used "Nippon," the Japanese word for "Japan." Beginning in 1921, the United States required the word "Japan" instead of "Nippon" on goods imported from Japan

frequently concluded that natural cigarettes must be healthier or safer than cigarettes containing chemicals. Another study concluded that over sixty percent of Natural American smokers believed their brand was less harmful than other cigarette brands

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