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Most smokers start smoking before age 21, and about half become daily smokers before 18, the Hawaii State Department of Health said in a press release

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The brand originated in the United States and has become popular worldwide for its balanced flavour

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The idea was not just to make another tobacco product but to build a brand identity that reflected elegance, precision, and cultural pride

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Menthol "has been used, I think, very intentionally, specifically to target certain groups, communities of color, to start smoking," she said

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