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Beginning in 1971, the Lorillard Tobacco Company began buying into print runs of tens and even hundreds of thousands of copies apiece at the astounding rate of 125 titles a month, often in pulpy volumes like Purr, Baby, Purr and The Executioner #8: Chicago Wipeout not to mention the poetically if unintentionally matched I Come to Kill You and Unless They Kill Me First. True to the era, Lorillard placed advertisements in 150,000 copies of Group Sex, as well as in Heloises Kitchen Hints. By 1975, the company had spent $3 million for advertisements in a staggering 540 million paperbacks

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As a relatively new product, the FDA was slow to regulate it and e-cigarette companies have continued to fight it