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<doc> ATTACHMENT #1
 UNIVERSITY
 EDUCATION
 1970-1973
 1967-1969
 1963-1967
 1994-
 1988-94
 1980-88
 1986
 1977-80
 1976-77
 1974-76
 1973-74
 1971-72
 STUART A. KIRK
 Curricuium Vitae
 University of California, Los Angeles
 Department of Social Welfare
 405 Hilgard Avenue, Dodd Hall
 Los Angeles, California 90024-1452
 DS.W.
 MS.W.
 BA.
 Ralph and Marjorie Crump Chair
 (Endowed Professorship)
 Professor
 Professor
 Visiting Professor
 (spring semester)
 Professor
 Associate Professor
 Associate Professor
 Assistant Professor
 Teaching Associate
 Teaching Assistant
 Phone: (310)
 FAX: (310)
 E-mail
 6P6r80P0SC
 University of California-Berkeley
 School of Social Welfare
 University of Ilinois-Urbana
 Graduate School of Social Work
 *University of California-Berkeley
 Department of Sociology
 Department of Social Welfare
 University of California, Los Angeles
 Columbia University
 School of Social Work
 State University of New York-Albany
 School of Social Welfare and the
 Department of Public Policy
 University of California-Berkeley
 School of Social Welfare
 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
 School of Social Welfare
 University of Kentucky-Lexington
 College of Social Work
 University of Hawaii-Manoca
 School of Social Work
 University of California-Berkeley
 School of Social Welfare
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<doc> .- 72 1988 J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO
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 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking
 By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal
 Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth Weight. AMERICAS BEST. </doc>


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 Hankins Hadel, Linda L. eo
 From: Kendell, Nicole T.

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 Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 3:07 PM
 To: Wilson, Gregory B. (PMUSA); Hopkins Hadel, Linda L.
 Subject:
 FYI
 FW: Non-Self-Service Displays </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> ATTACHMENT 8
 Vello Norman Biographical Sketch
 Vello Norman is currently the Director of Quality Control at
 Loritlard in Greensboro, N. C. He did his undergraduate and
 graduate work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
 Hill, N. ©, obtaining his PhD in physical chemistry in 1958.
 After he joined Lorillard in 1979 he was a Scientist in the Re-
 search and Development Department and before that a member of
 the technical staff at Ethyl Corporation and then at Liggett
 Myers. His main research interests include the formation,
 ehemistry and filtration of tobacco smoke. He has published
 numerous papers and is the holder of 29 US patents.
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<doc> tee ake ae
 Congressman Cim Valentine
 House of Representatives
 Washington, B.C. 20515
 September 12, 1994
 The Honorable Vic Fazio
 Chairman
 pece
 430 S. Capitol Street
 Washington, DC 20003
 Dear Vic:
 I am writing to express Ty deep concern about the way
 activities in Washington are affecting congressional races in
 North Carolina.
 As you know, tobacco is a traditional source of livelihood
 for many North Carolinians. The fortunes of tobacco affect net
 only growers and their families and tobacco company employees but
 the many businesscs that depend on those farmers and workars as
 customers. In addition, tobacco is an important symbol for many
 citizens of my state who are not tied directly to it-
 Tobacco is also among the most contentious issues in
 Washingten. The result is that tobacco is on the front pages of
 North Carolina newspapers and in the lead stories of television
 and radio newscasts almost daily. The cumulative impact of
 continuous reports about drastic increases in the tohacco excise
 tax, looming regulation by the Food and Drug Administration, and
 ever-increasing restrictions on smoking is devastating to
 Democratic incumbents, challengers, and open=-seat candidates.
 In my own district, as you know, we have nominated Richard
 Moore, an outstanding young attorney and state legisilatus whose
 family has 4 record of public service in that region stretching
 hack many generations. He is opposed by David Funderburk, @
 right-wing extremist with few real ties to the people of the
 district. We should be in strong position to retain this seat,
 put deep disaffection from the national Democratic Party
 threatens Richard's campaign. Incredibly, it appears that more
 voters believe that David Funderburk would do a better job of
 protecting the tobacco community thar believe that: Richard Moore
 is the better candidate for that job.
 In North Carolina, a major source of disartrection from our
 g the constant anti-tobacco drumbeat coming from
 Tha perception that there exists.a federal war
 against tobacco is driving lifetime Democratic voters to the
 other party- Richard Moore is not the only Democratic candidate
 who is endangered by anti-tobacco efforts in Washington. OUT
 colleague, Martin Lancaster, and the Democratic nominee in Steve
 Neal's @istrict, Sandy Sands, are also affected.
 = fumes unent
 party i
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<doc> 2071863119
 Chaikin, Karen
 From: Chaikin, Karen
 Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 2:58 PM
 To: Hoggard, Joyce S.
 Ce: Sahakian, Marlyne; Sahakian, Marlyne (BURSON); Curi, Ali T.
 Subject: RE: Youth Smoking Prevention Brochures
 Joyce,
 We can send you brochures around mid-October.
 {s there a way for you to coordinate with your colleagues in the region offices as we're already getting
 brochure requests to use for college recruitment activities from the section offices.
 You can either email me the contact names and addresses of the 5 regions or 22 sections. | just ask
 that you let everyone know we're working on this so we don't receive additional requests for the same
 thing.
 thanks.
 Youth Smoking Prevention </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Reddie & Grose
 Chartered Patent Agents
 European Patent Attorneys
 16 Theobalds Road
 London WCtX 8PL
 Patents Designs Trade Marks RE C E IV E D
 APR 11982
 " Philip Morris Incorporated,
 PO Box 26583,
 Richmond,
 Virginia 23261,
 United States of America.
 Dear Sir(s),
 John W. Bailey
 David A.Pears M.A.

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John H. Bass 5.sc.
 P Antony Smith MA
 F A.B. Valentine Ma.
 Richard C, Abnett M.A.
 Paul A. Brereton M.A.
 Keith E. Geering B.A.
 D.S. Jackson B.sc.
 J. J. Day ase.
 Consultant
 Michael Hesketh- Prichard
 Telephone O1-242 0901
 Cables Reddie LondonWCi
 Telex 25445 Reddie G
 LDE No 280
 29th March, 1982
 PM/SJIM
 Your Case : PM719
 Our Case : 22062
 Country : CANADA
 Application No. +: 326 263
 Patent No. : 1119358
 Granted To : PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED
 Term : 17 years from 9th March 1982
 Renewals Fee Due : NO FEES PAYABLE
 Remarks
 returning the carbon copy of this letter.
 Encl.
 GPVESeb9IZz02 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> 100
 ~~”
 THE VERY BEST
 EXCELLENT
 VERY GOOD
 QUITE GOOD
 FAIRLY GOOD
 INDIFFERENT
 NOT VERY GOOD
 NOT GOOD AT ALL
 POOR
 TERRIBLE
 THE VERY WORST
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 thermometer with grades
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that describe each grade;
 for example, 100 is the very
 best, 90 is excellent, - all
 the way down to 0 which is
 the very worst.
 As a cigarette for your ow
 use, where would you grade
 the cigarette you just tried
 on the thermometer chart?
 RECORD GRADE
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> DRAFT
 June 18, 1991
 Ms. Financial Coordinator
 t 00000
 Dear Ms. Financial Coordinator:
 This letter constitutes the agreement between you and
 Philip Morris Incorporated, a Virginia corporation with executive
 effices located at 120 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10017
 ("Philip Morris") pursuant to which you will perform personal
 services, which are the essence of the Agreement, for Philip
 Morris and its VIRGINIA SLIMS Fashion Program ("Program") under
 the terms and conditions stated.
 You will provide services customarily performed by a
 professional accountant in connection with all financial aspects
 of the Program, in consultation with and subject to the advance
 of approval of Philip Morris, including:
 (i) establish relationships with credit card entities;
 (ii) opening bank accounts communicating with banks to
 ensure orderly and accurate cash and credit card
 transactions;
 (iii) establish financial control mechanisms in
 connection with all financial aspects of the
 Program and deliver a report satisfactory to
 Philip Morris on or before ;
 (iv) train cashiers on-site;
 (v) collect receipts, tally purchases from vendors and

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 make deposits on a daily basis;
 (vi) upon Philip Morris' request, implement fund
 transfers and promptly record confirmation of all
 transactions;
 (vii) oversee receivables and payments as designated by
 Philip Morris;
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<doc> . BARCLAY
 AWARENESS, ATTITUDE & USAGE
 SUMMARY
 BARCLAY'’S TOP-OF-MIND AWARENESS IS ESSENTIALLY
 NON-EXISTENT
 TOTAL AWARENESS IS, HOWEVER, ABOUT HALF AMONG
 BOTH FULL TASTE AND LIGHTS SMOKERS
 BARCLAY BRAND PERSONALITY IS NEUTRAL. SMOKERS DO
 NOT HAVE STRONG POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE FEELINGS
 apout BARCLAY
 BARCLAY PRODUCT PERCEPTION IS NEUTRAL TO NEGATIVE.
 ESPECIALLY TRUE AMONG TREERS OF THE BRAND.
 PRopucT IS SEEN AS (RELATIVE To MertT ULTRA &
 MarLeoro LIGHTS):
 STRONG
 HarsH TASTING
 Less SATISFYING
 Less SmooTH
 More IRRITATING
 Source: MRD Progect 1989-19B/FeBRuaRY 1989
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<doc> - BY UPS OVERNIGHT
 David K. Hardy, Esa.
 - SHOOK, HARDY & BACON
 One Kansas City Place
 1200 Main. Street
 7th FLOOR
 (212) 953-9180 _-
 INVOICE
 August 9
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 From: King, Joyce A. co
 Smith, Barry S.; Burton, Douglas A.; Kennon, Mickey A.; Jones, Jim B.; Drumwright, Debbie; cee
 To: Dunaway, Rick; Barnes, John D.; Haskins, George P.; Rogers, Lisa K.; Gomm, Willy; Winter, Greg

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 Cox, Richard H,; Ford, Walter E. ——
 Ce:
 Subject: RE: Are you keeping it going?
 Sent: 9/1/99 2:43 PM Importance: Normal
 GRASSHOPPERS, |
 LHAVE A GROUP PICTURE MINUS TWO WHO MUST HAVE BEEN IN THE FIELDS. { WILL BE
 SENDING EACH OF YOU ONE VIA INTER-COMPANY MAIL.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> From: Sanders, Edward
 Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 9:49 AM
 To: Baird, Annette M.
 Subject: Harm Reduction Guidelines
 Annette,
 Ted
 It seems there are several excellent purposes for these guidelines. Let me enumerate three of them. The first is
 that such guidelines ensure transparency. Anyone, either internal or external, will be able to determine exactly
 what path we are following in developing and evaluating harm-reduced products. The second is that allows WSA
 staff to deal with key issues in an organized manner. Some of these issues will be quite difficult to resolve, but
 having such a document will point out what these issues are. Lastly, such guidelines will improve planning, both
 within WSA and within RD&E.
 On this question | will stick to conventional wisdom for the time being. We have agreed that we should focus on
 cancer, CVD, and COPD, and | think the reasons for this decision are clear. However, it should be clearly
 understood that there are other smoking related health issues that are important, and stating that we are going to
 focus on these three endpoints does not necessarily exclude other endpoints.
 Testing - No comment at this time
 Appropriate basis for comparison - | fee! rather strongly that comparisons should be made on a TPM basis.
 Making comparisons on a per cigarette basis makes no sense to me, since any observed difference could be due
 to overall tar reduction. We know how to reduce tar, and we are getting very little credit for it.
 What is the appropriate reference - | don’t have sufficient experience to address this issue.
 How should this information be integrated - This is an area in which we clearly need to have considerable group
 discussion. | am certainly not within my area of expertise here, but | am aware of the fact that we have been
 discussing how to handle mixed results for years. It is unlikely that we will come to a rapid resolution of this
 question.

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 Surveillance measures - This question has an easy answer, but when one looks carefully at what is involved in
 this answer, there are numerous complications. The easy answer is clinical studies, molecular epidemiological
 studies, and standard epidemiological studies. | am not qualified to address the clinical studies, but | am qualified
 to address the two types of epidemiological studies. Both studies require that certain baseline conditions be met;
 namely, that enough people smoke a harm-reduced product and that they have been smoking them for a long
 time. This is particularly true for lung cancer and COPD, and much less the case for CVD. The best way to carry
 out such studies would be prospectively. In that manner, one can perhaps have meaningful results in between 6-
 10 years. However, one needs to have an adequate sample size, which would consist of at least 500 to 1000
 individuals smoking the product. Moreover, they need to smoke the product exclusively (or reasonably so). That
 number doesn't sound like a very large number: however, one will need many more actual smokers of the product
 to find 500-1000 subjects. Why would we need such a large sample - because the effects we would be looking at
 would be small. Let's assume, for example, that we think we have achieved an 80% reduction in lung cancer risk
 for a given product. Furthermore, let us assume that we will start to prospectively follow a smoker, who has
 smoked conventional products (one pack/day) for 10 years, and now switches to a the hypothetical harm-reduced
 product. After six years his relative risk for lung cancer would be perhaps 12-13. If he continued to smoke his
 normal product, his relative risk would be about 15-20. It will not always be trivial to distinguish between these
 two numbers. Ideally one would like to look at smokers who start smoking with the harm-reduced product, but that
 will take quite some extra time. The situation could be even less clear with respect to molecular epidemiology.
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 PI NAME M.W. Frampton, M.J. Utell, V. Marder, W. Zareba, G. Oberdérster
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University of Rochester Medical Center,
 Rochester,
 New York
 TITLE Indoor Air Particles and Human Health
 KEYWORDS Airway inflammation, transient hypercoagulability, systemic acute phase
 response, ultrafine particle exposure, sputum induction, airway NO
 production
 SUMMARY (optional) Ultrafine carbon particle expasure at 10 and 25 g/m’ for 2 hours by
 mouthpiece in healthy and asthmatic subjects, airway Inflammation
 assessment by measurement of sputum induction and airway NO
 production, bleed analysis for acute phase response, EKG monitoring
 NOTES (optional) Study focuses on acute effacts. For ETS exposure repeated or chronic
 I on , exposure will be more relevant. For repeated ETS exposure it was
 shown that effects on blood coagulation were only transient and of
 decreasing amplitude. Possible influence by stress.
 RECOMMENDATION — | Suppart
 SCORE (10=high, 1= low) | 8
 ETS RELEVANCE Intermediate
 DURATION (years) 3 : -|-
 BUDGET (ist year) $ 224,184 , _
 REVIEWER Klaus von Holt
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 Renae Seis als po. 612-815 SCIENCE
 Interaction of Activated EGF Receptors with
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 Copyright © 1993 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
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 RECEIVED
 Companhia Souza Cruz Indastria e Comércio
 P.J. Rombaut
 Presidente
 PJR/vmg
 Rio de Janeiro,
 17th February, 1987
 Mr. T.E.Sandefur,Jr,
 President and Chief Operating Officer
 — Brown and Williamson
 Tobacco Corporation
 P.O.Box 35090
 Louisville, Ky 40232
 U.S.A.
 Dear Tommy,
 Iapologise for not replying earlicr to your letter of December 1st
 concerning Capri. I was over in London at the beginning of the
 year and subsequently have been travelling quite a lot.
 We have been updated on Brown and Williamson's new brand and it
 sounds like a most interesting concept. All of us here in Souza
 Cruz wish you every success with it both nationally and eventual-

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ly internationally.
 As you wrote in your letter, we do not wish to transfer our rights
 with Capri to another Group Company. However should we lose
 interest in this brand name we will immediately inform you.
 With kind regards,
 yours a ’
 bade :
 Peter P Rombaae
 c.c. - M.E.Crawshaw
 ~ J,Stephenson
 640507392
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 on.
 THE: EFFECTS. OF NICCTINE: AND: SMCKING ON THE:
 CENTRAL NERVCUS. SYSTEM
 Thursday, April 7,
 Friday, April 8, and
 Saturday, April 9,. 1966
 THE NEW. YORK ACADEMY CF SCIENCES
 SECTICN. OF' BIOLCGICAL AND. MEDICAL. SCIENCES
 2 East Sixty-third Street
 New York, Ni Y. 10021
 The evening session: on. Thursday, April. 7,
 will be held at the Academy building:
 ~“ ~
 ” - ALL CTHER SESSIONS WILL RE HELD AT
 The Waldorf-Astoria
 Park Avenue at. 50th. Sitreet.
 New. York, MN. Y.
 These preprinted abstracts are not presented in lieu of the: publicaticn.
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 Note for McCormick, Brendan
 From: McCormick, Brendan
 Date: Tue, Mar 10, 1998 2:28 PM
 Subject: Model plan follow-up
 To: Desel, Paula
 Any word from WRA on

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appropriateness of sound science forum idea? We're trying
 to get the plans out the door asap. Thanks </doc>


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 NEW YORK — SB, G&A, BIP
 QUANTITATIVE DISCUSSION GUIDE
 Introductions, name, age
 What do you do for a living, what are your hobbies,
 what do you like to do in your spare time?
 What is your usual brand of cigarettes, how long have you been
 smoking them, what did you smoke before that?
 Have you occasionally tried other brands? What made you try that
 cigarette? Do you ever take advantage. of. special offers or
 gifts when you try new cigarettes? If so,'what kinds of offers have
 you tried? : :
 Looking at this ad, what does this ad tell you? Do you like it?
 Why? Dislike? Why?
 Is this a brand you have seen before?
 Does this ad interest you in trying.this SALEM? Why or why not?
 Do you see this brand as one your friends would smoke, why or why not?
 Looking at this ad, what does this ad tell you?
 Do you like it? Why/why not?
 Does this ad tell that this is a new SALEM or is it just Dem cdaltr
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 Do you see this brand as one your friends would smoke, why/why not?
 Of these ads, which one appeals to you the most? Why?
 What would make it even more appealing?
 What kind of product do you think SALEM Box will be, based on the
 advertising - strong or mild ,
 High - Medium or Low Menthol Taste
 High — Medium or Low Tobacco Taste
 Smooth - Harsh? ,
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 MEMORANDUM July 11, 1985
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 research.
 Marketing requested an evaluation of the True Gold package prior
 to test market introduction.
 . trial interest
 - product attribute ratings
 - impact & recognition
 Additionally, Marketing wanted information on the hard shell/soft
 RESEARCH DESIGN
 Utilizing a new package technique called Shelf Power, we
 random smokers, 21

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years. of age and older who smoked 10+
 cigarettes per day.
 True Gold was evaluated in the B & H Lights Box (soft pack
 configuration). Rio was only tested among menthol smokers. Each
 pack was tested monadically among 150 respondents.
 The Shelf Power technique involved the following procedure:
 - Respondents were shown slides of package at speeds ranging
 from 1/200th to 2 seconds using a T-scope lense attached
 to a slide projector to measure...
 » impact
 - category recognition
 - copy point recognition
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<doc> From:
 Date:
 To:
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 2078153133 Page 1
 Note for Mulderig, John
 Purcell, Clare
 Tue, Oct 24, 1995 1:19 PM
 Records Coordinators
 Lynch, Bill
 Keane, Denise; Mulderig, John
 Although IJ have not seen it, I understand that there is an org announcement that gives Park Dodd a
 new job. It is my understanding that he'll be moving back to Richmond. In light of that you may
 want to consider either Dennis Floam or Doug Werth as candidates for the records management
 senior contact. Park had been named by Harry Steele, perhaps Denise Keane could ask that Harry
 designate someone to undertake those responsibilities going forward. </doc>


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 As a matter of fact
 Your first R-E-A-L cigarette
 pleasure will come with Camels!
 Youu swing into the Camel procession as eaaily
 and as delightedly as any of the thousands of
 smokers who have found these cigarettes an abso-
 >), lute revelation in quality, in refreshing flavor, in
 mellow mildness and in body!
 Camels are unlike any cigarette you ever puffed,
 They are a creation—an expert blend of choice
 Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. As sure as
 you are a foot high you will prefer Camels blend to
 either kind of tobacco smoked straight! They are
 so delightful 0 unusual in every ‘way you consider
 a cigarette,
 Camels fit in with your cigarette desires just one
 hundred per cent! The satisfaction they impart to
 smokers is simply joyous,
 Camels will not tire your taste! Smoke them
 \iberally—always with keen‘ relish! And, Camels
 a5 leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste
 . nor unpleasant cigaretty odor.
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<doc> Revised 7/6/01
 Attachment A
 Protocol No. 466-01
 Philip Morris Project No. 1169
 Sponsor:
 Sponsor Contact:
 Principal Investigator:
 Date: June 5, 2001
 IRB Approval: 05 JUNE 2001
 Philip Morris USA
 P.O. Box 26583
 Richmond, Virginia 23261-6583
 Hans-Juergen Roethig, MD, PhD, FCP, FFPM
 Medical Director Human Studies
 Worldwide Scientific Affairs
 Philip Morris Research Center
 4201 Commerce Road
 Richmond, VA 23234
 Phone: (804) 274-3165
 FAX: (804) 274-2891
 (Signature) (Date)
 James C. Kisicki, MD
 621 Rose Street
 MDS Pharma Services
 Lincoln, Nebraska 68502
 Phone: (402) 476-2811
 Fax: (402) 476-7598
 (Signature) (ate)
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<doc> The following presents
 views expressed and
 a summary of the
 the conclusions
 4.1.1 INTRODUCTION
 Health criteria for environmental tobacco
 smoke have to be defined against the
 background of knowledge concerning the
 character and concentration of the agent
 under various conditions, its effects on the
 population and the combination of the
 two- i.e, the dose-response relationship. In
 this section, each of these aspects will be
 reviewed in the light of the discussions
 which took place during the workshop.
 4.1.2 THE EXPOSURE AGENT
 Tobacco smoke is often characterized by
 its particulate and vapor constituents.
 These terms have originated from phys-
 ical methods used to separate various
 components of the smoke. The portion of
 tobacco smoke which is collected on a
 high efficiency filter for particulates (eg.
 Cambridge filter) has been termed the
 particulate phase, whereas the portion
 which passes through the filter has been
 named the vapor phase.
 From the physical and chemical points
 of view, this distinction is not rigorous.
 Some compounds may be present in both
 particulate and vapor phases at any
 given moment, During filtration through
 an absolute filter, certain substances can
 initially deposit on the filter and later
 evaporate when the concentration on the
 filter increases or the air-flow or the tem-
 perature changes. New analytical meth-
 ods, such as fluorescence detection may
 provide a useful tool to obtain a better
 definition of the particulate compounds
 (Corn 1974).
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 Att.: Ms. Alice M. Hannon i Our Ref. ERO/BRA
 2425 Ridgecrest Drive, SE LOVELACE.FAX
 Albuquerque, NM 87108
 Fax no.: 001-505-845 11 98 Cologne, july 15, 1998
 International Symposium, Sep./Oct.98; submission of an poster abstract
 Dear Ms. Hannon:
 Today we have send to you via e-mail an abstract of a poster to be presented at your
 symposium in Sep./Oct.98 for your consideration. If you encounter any difficulties
 receiving this abstract, please let me know.
 Abstract:
 Title: The Discrimination Power of Rat Inhalation Studies
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of Inhalants
 ( Authors: Roemer, E., Teredesai, A., Terpstra, P.,
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 Keywords: irritation, histopathology, discrimination, power, statistics
 First author's e-mail address: LI@CGNIBF.K.EUNET.DE
 Associated session: Particle Responses
 Symposium attendance: First and last author have already registered and got
 your confirmation
 With kind regards,
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> fy CAN
 2 OMSION OF AMERICAN SRANGSING
 July 1, 1976
 ix, Charles R. McKeever, Vice President - Marketing
 Francis X. Whelan, Executive Vice President
 ama |sonnj Od imams
 PALL MALL Extra Mild Promotion - New York Metropolitan Area
 Re the subject referenced above, tentative plans from the Sales
 side are as follows: .
 i. Warehouse stack of 8 mg. product is heing replaced with
 77mg. product. This wili be handled immediately.
 2. When the Sales Organization returns to wark on July 19,
 they will be instructed to pick up 8 mg. product at the
 retail level and replace it with 7 mg. product. In the
 event the 7 mg. product is not available to individual
 members of the Organization, obviously pickup and re~-
 placement will not be done.
 We think this will be helpful and give us somewhat of a
 leg up when the advertising of 7 mg. product starts and
 we believe it can be done at modest expense because of
 (a) fair distribution at best and (b) Light distribution
 per store where the brand is in stock.
 - 3, Street sampling with Sample 4s only (no bags) is planned
 for the week of August 16. We plan to use 700,000 Sample
 4s which is 200,000 more sample packages than we would
 normally use in a street promotion in the New York Metxo-
 politan Area.
 By August 16 the Sales Organization will have warked half
 way through the Sales Campaign and distribution of 7 mg.
 product, both with U.P.’s and back-up stock, should be
 quite good and improving.
 4. All point-of-sale material will be converted to feature
 the 7 mg. product in the New York Metropolitan Area. To
 the extent

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possible, the point-of-sale message will tie
 in with the new advertising campaign.
 I am going on vacation tonight through the next week and Charlie
 Mullen will be leaving tomorrow night for two weeks. I£ you have
 any questions on this in the interim, discuss with Pat Paoluccio.
 ec: Mr. Robert K. Heimann, President.
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<doc> OW LY 2h be
 September 17, 1981
 TO: D. H. Murphy
 FROM: E. C. Etzel
 SUBJECT: NOW 100MM MENTHOL COMMON BLEND PRODUCT TEST
 (MDD #81-0507)
 Topline results foy the above product test have been received
 and are provided below. They indicate that while both test
 products met overall action standards (parity with Carlton
 Menthol 100), test product #2 performed better than test pro-
 duct #1. The second test product achieved parity with Carlton
 among every smoker subgroup, except women smokers where it
 out-performed Carlton.
 Overall Ratings
 (7+ Ratings Among ULT
 Menthol 100mm Smokers)
 Carliton M100 Test Products
 1 ye 2*
 % % %
 Total Menthol ULT
 100MM 62 : 58 ——> 68
 Males 66 4 50 >» 64
 Females 61 61 69
 18-34 73 «<—————_ 44 —_—_» 62
 35+ 65 64 70
 *Test product #1 is 3244A; test product #2 is 3244B,
 Thus, it appears that test product #2 has met action standards
 and represents a strong candidate for NOW Menthol 100's product.
 The final report on this study (to be issued the week of October
 5) will indicate whether this test product has any specific pro-
 duct attribute deficiencies which might preclude its being
 introduced.
 SALA HLOOS </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Federal Trade Commission Washington, D.C. 20580
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 25, 1982
 BARCLAY CIGARETTES' "TAR," NICOTINE AND CARBON MONOXIDE
 HIGHER THAN MEASURED BY CURRENT FIC TESTS
 Agency Asks for Comment on Test Changes
 Barclay cigarettes deliver more "tar," nicotine and carbon
 monoxide than measured by the agency's current testing program,
 the Federal Trade Commission announced today. Asa result, the
 Commission informed Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp., manu—
 facturer of Barclay, that it cannot rely on the FTC test method
 to substantiate claims that Barelay delivers only "? mg. tar.
 The Commission's unanimous vote was based on reports of
 three independent eonsultants and extensive material provided

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by
 Brown and Williamson and other cigarette companies. Although
 they were not able to provide a precise estimate, the FTC
 consultants believed that Barclay 80 and 85s actually deliver
 between three and seven milligrams of "tar t
 The measurement problem had arisen because Barclay's filter
 is unique in its design.
 Most low "tart cigarettes have a band of perforated holes
 in their filters so air ean mix with smoke inside the filter and
 thus decrease the amount of "tar" the Smoker inhales. Barclay's
 design has four ventilation channels eonnecting these holes
 directly to the mouth end of the filter, so smoke and air
 are mixed in the mouth, not in the filter itself. on the basis
 of scientific information reviewed, the Commission coneluded that
 these channels are at least Partially blocked when people smoke
 Barclays, reducing the amount of air that dilutes the smoke and
 thus increasing the delivery of "tar," The FTC machine is not
 now equipped to compensate for this new design, the Commission
 concluded,
 There was no allegation that Brown and Williamson had
 violated the FTC Act by relying on the agency's previous test
 results. In addition, the Commission pointed out that Brown and
 Williamson had cooperated fully with the Commission and the staff
 throughout the inquiry,
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> September 13, 1984
 Ms. Janet P. Wheeler
 Mr. Paul S. Chapman
 Meeting with Dr. W. E. Owens of Ecusta on 09/12/84
 The purpose of this memo is to advise you on some of the topics
 discussed during the above mentioned meeting:
 1. Dr. Owens had much concern over the exclusivity situation with
 RURT. He is afraid that the open relationship that has been to
 the mutual benefit of both companies will be closed because Ecusta
 cannot grant RURT any sort of exclusive rights to the 45 gm/m2
 ESP "SA" cigarette paper.
 2. Ecusta cannot grant an exclusivity agreement with RJRT because
 they notified every tobacco company (PM, B&W, ATC, L&M, Lorillard)
 that they had this grade of low sidestream cigarette paper in a
 letter dated 04/03/79. RUJRT's copy was written to Mr. Thomas H,
 Eskew, One way RJRT could obtain a jump on the other tobacco
 companies would be to buy out Ecusta's electrostatic perforation
 capacity. If this was done, it would take Ecusta six to nine
 months before another ESP unit could be brought on-line. However,
 this may not keep another tobacco company from buying the non-
 perforated version and having another supplier ESP it.
 3. Dr. Owens said that currently the excess capacity on their ESP
 units has been set aside for RJRT. Moreover, Bill stated that
 the amount of excess capacity is in RJRT's hands pending on the
 forthcoming decisions from Brands R & D and Brands Marketing:
 A. Will Winston KS go to the new color tipping as printed and
 perforated by Ecusta and if so when?
 B. Will Winston Light 85's remain on ESP tipping?
 c. Are there any new brands being developed with Ecusta ESP
 tipping?
 D, Will RURT launch an "SA" product in this year or 1985?
 @. If RIRT does not make a decision on whether or not an "SA"
 product will be introduced in 1984, and another tobacco company

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 needs an ESP product from Ecusta, the excess capacity once held
 on reserve for RJRT will have to be sold the competition, If
 this product just happens to be the ESP low sidestream cigarette
 paper, then RJRT will not be able to get this paper for six to nine
 months unless the non-perforated paper is bought and perforated
 by another supplier.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Ted Bates new york/ advertising
 duly 29, 1974
 Mr, B. V. Gawloy
 BROWN & HILLIANSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
 Dear Bernie:
 Enclosed are 2 copies of estimate AVN-PR-74+IR which has beon revised
 because actual billing exceeds the original ostimate by more than 10

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 percent.
 ‘his estimate covers the remaking of mechanicals to include the Viceroy
 Extra Milds mortise for "$25,000", "Car #4", and "Close Up Car", In
 issuing this ostimute, typography charges ostimated at $22$.00 wore in-
 advertantly omitted. All otner estimated figures remain as originally
 reflected.
 May we please have your approval of this revised estimate so that billing
 way be processed.
 If there are any questions, please Ict us know.
 HBchr
 ce: Mr. Ve &, Broach
 Me. L. Pizer
 Mrs. F. Canary </doc>


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<doc> e- The Nation's #1
 Tobacco causes 1/6 of
 all deaths annually
 390,000 deaths each year
 from tobacco use means
 1,000 tobacco funerals
 each day
 5 million of our children will
 ultimately die because of
 tobacco use.
 TELOLT9Z0Z </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Lorillard
 MEMORANDUM
 November 17, 1986
 TO: Roland D. Hammer
 FROM: Michael S. Liebow
 RE: NEWPORT PLEASURE FAIR: FOLLOW-UP MAILER
 Here's the follow-up-mail piece for the Newport Pleasure Fair
 promotion. New Century begins fulfillment this week. (See
 attached.)
 We are distributing 12,919 of these to consumers who attended one
 of the ten Pleasure Fair weekends and filled out a Sony Walkman
 Contest card. As you know, this program helps provide an
 additional incentive for these smokers to convert to Newport.
 I will provide a recap of the demographic and brand information
 from the cards later this month.

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And, if it's not too early, I
 will review redemption figures before the Florida State Fair in
 February.
 Let's discuss any questions or comments.
 M.S. Lt
 /lrk
 cc: P., Lawless
 Vv. Lindsley
 B. Magid
 J. Tatulli
 G. Telford
 FYI: B. Piwinski, MCA
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<doc> FRC RESEARCH CORPORATION KENT PAIRED COMPARISON TEST
 404 Park Avenue South #19890
 New York, New York 10C1€ 5 October, 1990
 1.0. 1-4
 CALLBACK QUESTIONNAIRE
 WHITE VERSION I 30-1
 “PRODUCTS PLACED:
 TRIED FIRST: _287_
 TRIED SECOND: _117_
 CALLBACK APPOINTMENT:
 (DAY) —TDATE) (TREY
 TIME INTERVIEW BEGAN: TIME INTERVIEW ENDED: INT. LENGTH:
 RESPONDENT'S NAME: TELE: ( )
 ADDRESS: CITY:
 STATE: ‘ZIP CODE:
 INTERVIEWED BY: DATE: _
 VALIDATED BY: DATE:
 (ASK TO SPEAK TO PERSON INTERVIEWED IN SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE. IF NOT AVAILABLE,
 RECORD TIME AND DATE WHEN HE/SHE WILL BE IN. NO ONE ELSE QUALIFIES.)
 Hello, I'm from FRC Research Corporation. I'm calling about the
 the cigarettes we asked you to try. oT
 la. First, did you receive the two types of cigarettes we asked you to try?
 YeS.ceeeee 1 ——-S> (CONTINUE)
 NO... eee -- 2 S>(TERMINATE. RECORD ON TALLY SHEET AND SAVE.)
 ib. And did you try both types of cigarettes we sent you?
 YeSseeeee. 1——S> (CONTINUE)
 NO.sessee. 2—=——S( TERMINATE. RECORD ON TALLY SHEET AND SAVE.)
 2a. Now, let's talk about the cigarettes you smoked first, # 287. About how many of
 them did you smoke? (READ LIST, BUT DO NOT READ WORDS IN BRACKETS. RECORD
 ANSWER UNDER Q.2a.)
 About how many of them
 2b. Now think about the cigarettes you smoked second, #
 CKETS. RECORD ANSWER
 did you smoke? (READ LIST, BUT DO NOT READ WORDS IN
 UNDER Q.2b.)
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<doc> RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
 SERVICE REQUEST AND DATA SHEET
 Submitter: B. Goodman Request Code: D881295
 Date Submitted: 12-10-88 Sample Code: D8ENY
 Date Completed: 12-16-88 Project Code: 4009
 Comments:
 Studio; Low tar; EQUILIBRATED LESS THAN 24 HOURS.
 ENY
 Smoke
 Butt Length, mm 35
 FTC Tar, mg/cigt. 6.1
 TPM, mg/cigt. 7.3
 Nicotine, mg/cigt. 0.50
 Water, mg/cigt. 0.71
 Puffs/Cigt. 8.7
 co, mg/cigt. 7.3
 NO, mg/cigt. 0.12 .
 Cigarette
 Totai RTD, mm of H2Z0 136
 Static Burn. Time, min 6.5
 Length, mm 98.4
 Circumference, mm 17.1
 Diameter, mm 5.4
 Paper
 Porosity, sec. 25
 Porosity,;ml/min x cm2 30
 Filter
 RTD, mm of H2O 120
 Length, mm 27.4
 Tipping Paper Length,mmn 32
 Ventilation, % 63
 Filler
 Wt. of Tob., g (12.5% 0.V.) 0.453
 Rod Density, g/cc 0.275
 Oven Volatiles, % 14.0
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<doc> - CURRICULUM VITAE
 STEPHEN KELLER, Ph. D.
 Born July 21, 1932 New York, New York
 Married .
 Education
 City College of New York, B.S. 1953
 St. Johns University, New York, M.S., 1955 .
 Rutgers University, New Jersey, Ph. D., 1959
 Professional Experience
 Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, N.Y., Research Fellow under Dr.Richard
 Block 1953-1959 , :
 Columbia University Collage of Physicians and Surgeons
 Research Associate in Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology 1960-1980
 Assistant Professor of Pathology 1980-present
 Society Membership
 Sigma Xi, American Association for the Advancement of Science
 Research Interests
 Fractionation and Separation of Serum Components, Enzymes, Peptides, _
 Amino Acids, Physico-Chemical Methods, Elastin Primary Structure.
 50233751 </doc>


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<doc> Menthol Superiority Ad/
 Current Product
 ae 7
 His
 = NORTHWIND
 [ 1O00's
 New Northwind cools like no
 other menthol can. Its exclusive
 Chill Blend™ gives you an
 all-new cool and refreshing taste
 sensation. Northwind... it beats
 other menthols cold.
 NORA NE 4
 LOW TAR» MENTHOL
 ban nents eee minetsmninneiainimatismiasd
 KINGS 8 MG TAR. 1OO’S 9 MG TAR.
 © Philip Morris Inc. 1981
 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
 Kings: 8 mg ‘’tar’’ 0.8 mg nicotine— That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
 100's: 9 mg ‘‘tar:’ 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method.
 SSOTHLSFOZ </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> FINIS: FILT 9 CRIPT IVI
 CABARRUS COUNTY EFFECTIVE DATE: 02/19/1996
 B&H 100 MENTHOL SP STANDARD PRODUCTION
 BRAND CODE-004631 (STD) .
 MACHINE TYPE 2 KDF-2
 FILTER ROD LENGTH t 108.0 uM
 FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE : 24.45 MM CLASER)
 NUMBER UP ? 4
 PLUG LENGTH 3 27.0 4M
 ROD R.T.D. : 299 MM HZ20 CTOTAL ENCAP)
 PLUG R.T.D. 3 76 MM «H20
 PLASTICIZER s ML-38 O5-856-A
 APPLICATION PERCENT : 8.50 % OF DRY WEIGHT
 APPLICATION WEIGHT z 5.49 GRAMS/100 RODS 1.37 GRAMS/25 RODS
 FILTER TOW + FT-333 #10CEASTMAN) 05-333-E
 : FT-333 #10 (CELANESE) Q5-333-C
 DENIER PER FILAMENT : 3.9
 TOTAL DENIER 3 35,000
 CROSS SECTION : #10
 PLUG WRAP + 26.25MM X 6000M KC 45-M1 Q6-362-A
 ANCHOR ADHESIVE : FULLER WB 3918 RL EVA 61-066-A
 GLUE APP. FGR ANCH. ADH: SINGLE GLUE LINE
 LAP ADHESIVE : FULLER HM 8229CH HM 61-428-A
 DRY WEIGHT 2 64.57 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.14 GRAMS/25 RODS
 BRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE 3 64.81 GRAMS/100 RODS 16.20 GRAMS/Z5 RODS
 WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE : 70.50 GRAMS/100 RODS 17.57 GRAMS/25 RODS
 SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: FILTER: BO7056
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 s CALCULATIONS
 PREPARED BY : D.J. KELTON (A/S400) PRINTING DATE : 1/19/02
 PREPARATION DATE > 2/18/96 PRINTING TIME : 12:56:58
 APPROVED BY: SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 1/0: 4«
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<doc> . 4 .
 CURRICULUM VITAE HKB1719159
 Edward L. Klaiber, M.D.
 Box 6, Willson Road
 X “neeton, Massachusetts 02542
 Date and Place of Birth: December 7, 1931 Syracuse, New York
 Marital Status: Married
 Education: ,
 1949 » 1952 Syracuse University B.A.
 1952 - 1856 State University of New York M.D.
 Upstate Medical School at Syracuse
 Additional Training:
 1956 ~ 1957 Intern in Medi cine, King County Hospital,
 Seattle, Was shington
 41957 - 1958 First Year Resident in Medicine
 University of Washington Medical Center, Seattie
 1958 - 1953 Second Year Resident in Medicine
 University of Washington Medical Center, Seattie
 2959 += 1962 Résearch Fellow in Endocrinology , Department of
 Medicine, State University of New York, Upstate
 Medical Center at Syracuse
 Teaching Appointments:
 195S - 1962 Instructor in Medicine, State ‘University of New York,
 ~ Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, New York
 G3 1963 - Affiliate Lecturer, Clark University, Morcaster, Mass.
 Hospital Appointments:
 1963 - 1974 Graduate Assistant in Medicine, Dispensary Staff,
 Memorial Hospital, Worcester, Mass.
 1965 ~ 1967 Medical Director, Worcester State Hospital,
 Worcester, Mass.
 1978 - Courtesy Siaff, Memorial Hospital, Wercester, Mass.
 Consulting Specialist in Rndocrinology, Hahnemann Hospital Worcester I.
 Professicnal Status:
 1962 ~ 1870 taff Seientist, Worcester Foundation for Experimental
 Biology, Shrewsburv, Nass.
 1963 ~ Endocrinologist, Worcester State Hospital, Worcester,
 Mass.
 196k ~ Chief, Clinicai Research, Department of Biological
 Research, Research Institute of Life Sciences,
 Worcester State Hospitai, Worcester, Mass.
 1370 - Senior Scientist, Worcester Foundation for Experimental
 Biology, Shrewsbury, Mase.
 Research:
 1964 - 1965 Principal Investigator tt.S.¥.H. Grant M-8996,
 Cognitive Style and Biclogical Correlates
 1866 ~ 1968 Principal Investigator U.S.P.H. Grant HD-02557,
 Physiolegical and Ssychslesical Development
 1868 - Principal Investigator U.S.F.H. Grant NH AN-1&757-09 Al,
 Steroids in Health and Biscase
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 Mr. D. S. Johnston 11/27/91
 President and Chief Operating Officer
 R. D. Chumney, Jr.
 vice President ~- Research
 Progress Report - Product Development and Product Improvement
 PRODUCT. DEVELOPMENT
 1. Project RCL - Nothing specific to report.
 2. Project Tc - SIR has located the 100 Merit Ultra Lights Kings
 smokers requested for blind paired-comparison testing of two
 Project ADV models versus Merit Ultra Lights cigarettes. The
 ADV models, delivering 5-mg "tar," were prepared with newly
 developed leaf blend, casing and flavor formulations. Blend
 CFH-60 has a high burley/flue-cured ratio, and CFH-61 contains
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egual parts of flue-cured and burley. Cigarettes have
 been distributed to participants, and complete results are
 expected Late next month.
 3. Filter Cigarette Development - Production of introductory
 requirements of MISTY Slims Full Flavor Filter and Menthol Box
 Cigarettes was initiated at Reidsville Branch on November 22.
 Laboratory analysis of initial production indicates all quality
 parameters are being maintained in accordance with
 specifications. Cigarettes are being accumulated to provide
 sufficient quantities for national distribution early next year.
 requirements will consist of a maximum of 10 million cigarettes
 for limited test market introduction in the third quarter 1992.
 Preparation and evaluation of various Project R models continue
 at the Laboratory with emphasis on establishing processing
 techniques that enhance physical parameters and taste
 characteristics. Preliminary results indicate that high
 temperature/humidity drying of cut tobacco increases filling
 capacity, and the addition of "salt" additive to the Gallaher
 reconstituted tobacco component improves smoke taste properties.
 Arrangements are being made to supply Gallaher with additional
 quantities of cased burley tobacco. Forty-five hundred pounds
 and packed in export containers at Hanmer Division.
 Production of introductory requirements of AMERICAN Premium Box
 Cigarettes for a February launch in Japan has been initiated. </doc>


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<doc> Stephen D. Kessler
 341 South Highland Avenue, 12
 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206
 (412) 361-5033
 Experience:
 1994-1996 Assistant Program Coordinator, International Management
 Development Institute (IMD]), Pittsburgh
 1993-1994 Student Supervisor, University of Southern California
 Transportation Services. Los Angeles
 1992 Intern, California State Assemblyman Bob Epple’s District
 Office, Norwalk, California
 1989-1990 Credit Office Manager, Mervyn’s Department Stores, Downey,
 California
 1986-1989 Specialist, United States Army, 10 Mountain Division (Light
 Infantry), Fort Drum
 Skills:
 Organizational Coordinated, implemented, and evaluated four international
 Ability training and development programs at IMDI.
 Managerial Motivated and supervised fifteen student CSRs engaged in
 Ability sales and record keeping at USC Transportation Services.
 Accountability Directed a staff of eleven, store audits, payroll, and cash
 deposits in excess of $10,000 as Office Manager at Mervyn’s.
 Education:
 M. A. Public & International Affairs, Graduate School of Public and
 1996 International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh
 3.64 GPA
 B. A. International Relations and Economics, School of International
 1994 Relations, University of Soulhem California
 Cum Laude
 A.A. Business Administration, Cerritos Community College,
 1992 Norwalk, California
 Highest Honors
 Computer Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Pagemaker; DOS: WordPerfect,
 Knowledge Lotus 123; Familiar with Internet capabilities.
 70011698 </doc>


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<doc> Tel:+41 32 888 5636
 Fax: +41 32 888 5776
 e-mail: dempsey.ruth@pminti.ch
 aon Original Message-----
 From: Carmines, Edward L.
 Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 8:46 PM
 To: Dempsey, Ruth
 Subject: RE: CH - ingredients lists
 Final copies are out. Merry Christmas. << File: Mix 1 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix 2 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix
 3 Final.pdf >> << File: Mix 4 Final.pdf >>
 -----Original Message-----
 From: Dempsey, Ruth
 Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 5:48 AM
 Ta: Carmines, Edward L.; Podraza, Ken F.
 Subject: FW: CH - Ingredients lists
 Importance: High
 Ed, Ken,
 | visited the Swiss Health Department on Friday with Jean-Bernard and Corporate affairs to provide
 the ingredients disclosure list for Switzerland and to discuss a recent television programme which was
 accusing the industry of using "illegal" ingredients based on laboratory analysis of tobacco. You may
 have heard about all this - but | can fill you in if you require any more information.
 The representatives with whom we met were very interested in the "MIX" study which we told them
 about, and we said that we would send them the abstracts and the papers themselves as soon as
 they were available. Could | ask you if we have any material which we could send them immediately.
 My preference would be to send them at least some abstracts now. Since | believe the publications
 should be coming out fairly soon there is little point in providing them with drafts until they are fully
 published - but | would bow to your judgement on this.
 A rapid response would be appreciated! Although ij am not in this afternoon if it is possible to send me
 copies of anything that | can send to the scientists this week that would be great. If not then it will
 have to wait until the New Year!
 Thanks!
 with kind regards,
 Ruth
 WSA EU / EE / CEMA Regions
 Tels+-41 32 888 5636
 Fax: +41 32 888 5776
 e-mail: dempsey.ruth@pmintt.ch
 —~-Original Message---—-
 From: Clark, Marinette
 Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 10:36 AM
 To: Murray, Sean; Dempsey, Ruth; Boder, Jean-Bemard
 Ce: Davies, David; Claveloux, Denise; Toinet, Jean-Michel; Schulthess, Dieter (PMSA); Paquier, Louis;
 Schoenholz, Kenneth "
 Subject: CH - Ingredients lists ©
 Dear colleagues,
 | would like to thank you for your active participation to our meeting of December 14 with the
 Swiss health authorities. The tone and content of our discussion let us think that our
 interlocutors are professionnals who will appreciate sharing our scientific expertise.
 For your information, the consumers' TV program "A Bon Entendeur” just issued a
 communique stating that they will follow up the cigarette additives issue. They refer to the
 new analysis and the conclusions that the Public Health office will draw from it next year.
 This highlights our interest to use the scientific link we have now established and | would be
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE 5 INC. ROGER MOZINGO
 1776 K STREET, NORTHWEST | WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 | 202-296-8434 vice Brewident
 OUR NEW GENERAL OFFICE NUMBER is 202/457-4800
 August 3, 1979
 To: Bill Kloev£ CONFIDENTIAL:
 O° + oeprer MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION
 From: Roger Mozingo .
 Re: Pre-adult Education
 It is my opinion that the "message" should be directed to adults,
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After all, kids don't vote parents do. Parents also
 serve as city councilmen, commissioners, legislators, etc., kids
 don't. To try to talk to kids through any medium will, in all
 probability be misunderstood and create a backlash.
 The message should be short, simple and to the point. A play on
 words would do nothing but arouse suspicion. .
 Obviously, many productive uses could be made of such a program.
 One idea that came to mind:
 Conduct a mailing to every state legislator in the country
 with an explanation of why the program is being conducted.
 pR—
 R. L. M.
 cc: Horace Kornegay oo
 Tom Frankovic
 Jack Mills
 Jack Kelly
 J.C.B. Ehringhaus
 Fred Panzer
 Charles Waite
 Mike Kerrigan
 TIMN 0157537 </doc>


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<doc> J CIGARETTE TEST - REPORT FORM
 , PART I
 TO BE ANSWERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED SMOKING 3 OR4 PACKS OF THE
 @ G5 CIGARETTES AND BEFORE YOU START SMOKING THE E3 CIGARETTES
 1. What, if anything, did you dislike about the G5 cigarettes?
 2, What, if anything, did you like about the G5 cigarettes?
 3. Below are pairs of different phrases which might be used to describe the G5 cigarettes - one phrase at each side of
 the page...with boxes numbered | to 7 between each pair.The closer you feel a particular phrase applies to these
 cigarettes, the closer to that phrase you would pick a box. Please check one box for each pair of phrases.
 A. Overall, I did not like the[_1 ][ 2 |[-3 |(_4_][-3_][6 |i_7 JOverall, 1 liked the
 cigarettes at all cigarettes very much
 B. They did not have a lot of |_1 2 3 | 4 || 5 i | 6 | | 7 _ | They had a lot of taste
 taste
 e C. They did not have a good|_l 2 3 4 5 | 6 7 |They had a good taste
 taste
 D. They were harsh to my|_i_|| 2 |i 3 | 1 4 |{ 5 || 6 [| 7 | They were not harsh to my
 mouth and throat mouth and throat
 E. They were not refreshing|_1 | 2 | | 3 4 |[5 6 7__|They were refreshing
 F. They did not have a good|_1 [ 2 3 | 4 5 | | 6 | 7 __|They had a good aftertaste
 aftertaste
 G. They left a dry taste in my|__1 | 2 | [ 3 | [ 4 | | 5 | 6 7 |They did not leave a dry
 mouth taste in my mouth
 H. They burned too, fast | 1 | [2 4 | 3 | | 4 | [ 5 1] 6 7 _|They did not burn too fast
 IL They were not mild|_1l | Q | 3 [ 4 || 5 | | 6 | | 7 _|They were mild
 ® J. They did not have an easy|__1 | 2 |} 3 | | 4 | [5 Tt 6 || 7 | They had an easy draw
 draw
 IMPORTANT: PLEASE KEEP THIS REPORT FORM HANDY UNTIL WE TELEPHONE
 YOU. DO NOT RETURN IT TO US.
 - 2-
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<doc> O*BRIEN-SHERWOOD ASSOCIATES INC. CIGARETTE SALES SIMULATION TEST
 EF-/
 97-16 WOODSIDE AVENUE
 WOODSIDE, NEW YORK 11377 CHIGAGO 4-]
 NEW JERSEY -2
 PHOENIX -3
 SCREENING PAGE
 Good morning/afternoon/evening. My name is "
 from Research Co. We're talking to people about their
 - opinions about ‘certain products, and I'd like to ask you a few questions.
 (IF NOT SELF-EVIDENT, ASK:)
 1. Are you 18 or over?
 Yes (ASK Q. 2) No (THANK AND TERMINATE)
 2. In the past week or two, have you spent any time looking through or reading a magazine
 or newspaper at home?
 Yes ___—s— (ASK Q.. 3) No (THANK AND TERMINATE)
 "3. Do you smoke filter cKSarettes?
 Yes ___— (ASK Q.. 4) No (THANK AND TERMINATE)
 4, Do you usually smoke KirSSize cigarettes or longer than King-size, that is the 100
 millimeter or 120 millimeter size?
 King-size ( ) (ASK Q. 5) Longer ( ) (THANK AND TERMINATE)
 5. Do you usually smoke a Menthol __ (GO TO BACK SIDE OF SCREENER) or a Non-Menthol
 cigarette__ (ASK Q. 6)
 6. What is your regular brand of cigarettes, the brand you smoke most often?
 ‘ (RECORD BELOW) (SHOW BRAND LIST TO DETERMINE WHICH VERSION, AND LETTERS) 5-
 . . . §- ~
 Full Name: Letters: 7-
 (RECORD FULL NAME AND LETTERS FROM BRAND LIST)
 NOTE: IF BRAND HAS NO LETTERS NEXT TO IT, THANK AND TERMINATE
 Lovrleopor
 TELL RESPONDENT THAT WE HAVE SOME ADS WE'D LIKE HIM/HER
 TO LOOK AT AND INVITE INTO INTERVIEW ROOM </doc>


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<doc> “SHEET DATA SURVEY
 PLANT OPERATOR/MARKET: Bugis Ouddom | Chat pADoge VN
 TOTAL PLANT INVENTORY
 HOW MANY UNITS ARE CURRENTLY CLEARED FOR TOBACCO USE?
 220
 Of those units, how many have an elementary school, junior high school or high school
 or children’s playground within 500 ft. and 1000 ft. away?
 What methods did you use (ex: measured units, maps) to obtain this data? Please be
 specific.
 Fersmae Kyenledse of Atttker ft Speedie Rees G OL, der,
 Plant Manager 4
 Signature/Bate
 $801 g, </doc>


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<doc> -----Original Messagi
 From: Parrish, Steve
 Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 3:47 PM
 Ta: Tovar, David; Roberts, Peggy; Poole, Jay; Collamore, Tom; Spector, James; Rosen, Janine; Nicoli, David; Koops, Gary; Berlind,
 Mark; Barrington, Marty; Eck, Robert; Ryan, Thomas M; McCormick, Brendan J.
 Subject: RE: Reuters article
 Excellent! Great job David, Mark and all.
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<doc> Neuroscience Letters, 53 (1985) 235-240 235
 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd.
 NSL 03058
 ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR AND LATERAL
 HEMISPHERIC ALTERATIONS IN CORTICAL GLUCOSE UTILIZATION
 ROBERT P. FRIEDLAND!?*, THOMAS F. BUDINGER?, ELISABETH KOSS!” and BETH A.
 OBER!
 'VA Medical Center, Martinez, CA 94553 and Department of Neurology, University of California,
 School of Medicine, Davis, CA 95616 and ?Donner Laboratory, University of California - Berkeley, CA
 94720 (U.S.A.)
 (Received April 9th, 1984; Revised version received and accepted November Sth, 1984)
 Key words: Alzheimer’s disease - positron emission tomography - ['*F]fluorodeoxyglucose - dementia
 - glucose utilization - temporal and parietal cortex
 We performed dynamic positron emission tomographic studies with ['SF]fluorodeoxyglucose in 17 sub-
 jects with presumed Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and 7 healthy aged subjects. Glucose metabolism was
 depressed by 27% in temporal-parietal cortex of the AD group, as compared to healthy aged controls.
 This focal impairment in temporal-parietal glucose use was found in all AD subjects. In addition, the
 AD group showed a striking lateral asymmetry of cortical metabolism not favoring either hemisphere,
 which has not been previously reported. Relationships between these focal changes and behavioral
 features of the illness were demonstrated. These results have important implications for the diagnosis and
 perhaps the etiology of Alzheimer’s disease.
 The histopathological findings in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are greatest in the
 temporal, parietal and frontal association cortices and hippocampus, while the oc-
 cipital and peri-Sylvian areas are relatively spared [4, 19]. Also strongly involved are
 large neurons in the basal forebrain [6]. However, the regional distribution of the
 pathological processes of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has not been well established
 during life. Also, as most quantitative pathological and neurochemical investiga-
 tions have been limited to single hemispheres, the relative degree to which the two
 hemispheres are affected in the disease is unknown.
 Our knowledge of the regional distribution of the pathological processes of AD
 has developed largely from studies performed post mortem. We have used the non-
 invasive quantitation of cortical glucose metabolism provided by positron emission
 tomography (PET) with ['*F]2-fluoro-2-deoxy-p-glucose (FDG) [18], to assess the
 regional distribution of disease processes in vivo.
 *To whom all correspondence should be addressed at: Neurology (127), VA Medical Center, 150 Muir
 Rd., Martinez, CA 94553, U.S.A.
 0304-3940/85/$ 03.30 © 1985 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd.
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<doc> PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL
 ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT
 Covington & Burling Draft
 February 20, 1992
 SUMMARY OF DATA ON MALTODEXTRIN
 Abstract. Maltodextrin is used as &@ sweetener and
 carbohydrate source. It has been recognized as GRAS by the FDA. yr TEIE
 ‘ LL
 Published studies on the thermal decomposition of Peet
 carbohyasates;-ihetuding maltodextriny focus on the calorimetry Cie "
 and physics of Combustion rather than on the products of The Oh
 pyrolysis. . PEI CL U3
 Maltodextrin did not induce tumors in rabbits or
 rodents during a chronic Study, and there were no effects
 attributable to the compound in a reproductive and subchronic
 toxicity study. There are no studies on the compound's acute
 toxicity or genotoxic potential.
 References concerning the use of maltodextrin in
 cigarettes or tobacco were not found in the available literature.
 Neither were there references to studies on the carcinogenicity
 nor the acute, subchronic or chronic toxicity of maltodextrin.
 GLZ8194.9
 I. Background. Maltodextrin (CAS No. 9050-36-6) is a
 polysaccharide composed of D-glucose which is extracted from corn
 flour or corn starch by enzyme or acid processes, followed by
 clarification, refining, and spray-drying until the moisture
 content is 3-5 percent by weight. Maltodextrins are defined as
 having a reducing sugars dextrose equivalent of less than 20
 (Kirk Othmer, 1983). Maltodextrin is readily soluble in water
 and milk, and is used as a Carbohydrate-component in infant
 formula and sports drinks (Merck, 1989). It is also used in
 coating adhesives, cold water-soluble gelatins, salt substitutes,
 gravy mixes, and chewing gums.
 Microparticles of maltodextrin have been used as
 carriers of proteins and low molecular weight drugs in vivo
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<doc> “ Tobacco Company
 HILDA DOUVAS
 Promotions Coordinator
 714/672-8644
 Fax: 714/872-8425
 June 21, 1996
 To: Melanie Hanbery, David Testroe, Denise Boyd
 McLane Southern California
 Re: Mobil Oil Accounts - July Camel B3GF T-Shirt Promotion (UIN #907295)
 The attached list of Mobil Oil accounts have authorized McLane to ship the above promotion
 (see attached list for quantities to each location). The displays will arrive on July 5th and
 should be packed as follows:
 PACKING INFORMATION: 20 “T-Shirt” offers per sku.
 6 carton display
 PACKING INSTRUCTIONS: 3 cartons Camel Filter Box
 3 cartons Camel Light Box
 BILLING INFORMATION: Bill each store for 6 cartons (1 display) times the number of
 displays shipped.
 147 total displays
 PAYMENT FOR PACK & SHIP: 14.7 “live” 12M cases x $19.00 = $279.30
 SHIP DATE: Week of July 15, 1996
 Week of July 29, 1996
 An additional $9.00 is available per 12M cases if 95% of the displays are shipped during the time frame
 we have established (week of July 15th and week of July 29th).
 14.7 12M cases X $9.00= $ 132.30
 Normal packing $279.30
 Total Payment $ 411.60
 Hilda Douvas
 ce: Monee’ Anaya, Russ Henderson, RUR Account Mgrs.
 9600 SO8TS </doc>


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 CVICER
 Job No. V-4251
 (BW-VLP-67-5R1)
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 Life ...... . Page... ..... September 6, 1968
 Saturday Evening Post ..... Page ..... October 5, 1968
 Ted Bates & Company, Ine.
 672040680 </doc>


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<doc> CURRICULUM VITAE
 Laurie L. Barclay, M.D.
 GENERAL INFORMATION
 Birthdate: May 19, 1953
 Birthplace: Pennsylvania
 Marital Status: Married
 Citizenship: U.S.
 Business Address: The Burke Rehabilitation Center
 White Plains, New York 10605
 914-948-0050
 Home Address; R.D. # 1, Union Valley Road
 Carmel, New York 10512
 ' EDUCATION
 School Attended Year Degree Received
 Princeton University 1974 B.A., Biochemistry
 (cum laude)
 Cornell University Medical College 1978 M.D.
 New York Hospital , 1979 Intern, Department
 of Medicine
 Cornell University Medical College 1980 Post-doctoral
 The Burke Rehabilitation Center - Training in Neuro
 Department of Dementia Research biology
 Cornell University Medical College 1980-7/82 Resident
 New York Hospital
 Department af Neurology 7/82-7/83 Clinical Instructor;
 . Chief Resident
 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
 11/85- Principal Investigator, "Dementia Evaluation
 Present Questionnaires in Diaqnosis and Determining the
 Course in Alzheimer's Disease", funded by the
 Wood-Kalb Foundation
 8/85- Clinical Director, Dementia Research Service, The Burke
 Present Rehabilitation Center, White Plains, New York.
 1/85- Principal Investigator, "Neurological and Behavioral
 Present Predictors in Alzheimer's Disease", funded by the
 Wood-Kalb Foundation
 5/84- Consultant on Alzheimer's Disease, Healthdata
 Present International, Inc.
 50193005 </doc>


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<doc> omen Original Message--~--
 From: ROSEANNE ALLETTO [SMTP:RALLETTO@Thomson-leeds.com]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 2:08 PM
 To: 'Gail.M.Bacchi@pmusa.com’
 Subject: Metro Sign
 Cost for Metro Sign -- pack 4 per with 2 sided silk-screened default
 graphic -
 5000 pes - $16.00
 40000 pes - $15.20
 TOOLING - Screens, proof, cutting dies and
 carion printing dies - about $4500
 | will forward this in a letter of quote - | know you need
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<doc> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: DOLLY COLBY
 212-878-2144
 PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. HAILS FEDERAL COURT DECISION IN RUIZ
 DENYING CLASS CERTIFICATION IN PUERTO RICO
 NEW YORK, March 19, 1998 -- On March 17, 1998, United States District
 Court Judge Jose Antonio Fuste denied class certification in the case of Ruiz v.
 American Tobacco Company, et. al. This decision reaffirms, for the fourth time,
 the tobacco companies’ position that courts should not allow such lawsuits to
 proceed as class actions.
 Philip Morris, along with other tobacco companies, has urged courts to
 follow the rulings in cases such as Castano, Smith and Barnes which firmly
 rejected class action status for plaintiffs in similar smoking and health class action
 cases.
 The Court in Ruiz expressly recognized that, “Although the proposed class
 would number in the hundreds of thousands rather than Castano’s fifty million
 cigarette smokers, such a class nonetheless would present unprecedented
 challenges to the fundamental notion of commonality underlying a class action.
 The overwhelming number of claimants would present a range of issues that
 would overwhelm the structure of a class action.”
 “These cases, after all, are truly individual in nature. That’s true because
 every smoker is unique and all of these claims simply cannot be resolved in a
 single case or a single trial,” said John Mulderig, associate general counsel for
 Philip Morris, one of the tobacco defendants in the Ruiz case.
 CONFIDENTIAL
 PM-0000940
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Tucker, Wayne F.; Barnett, A. L.
 CC: Schreiber, Larry S.
 BCC:
 Primary Date: 1/6/1995 12:26:50 PM
 Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 13:26:48
 Last Touched Date:
 Sent Date: 1995-Jan-06 12:26:00
 Received Date: 1995-Jan-06 12:26:50
 Subject: Communication Task Force
 Attachments:
 007DW.DOC
 You have been selected to work with Larry Schreiber & I on the Communication Task
 Force. Along with the information we gather in Phoenix, we will work off of the attached
 document. Timing of our meeting will be determined after the Phoenix trip.
 Sincerely,
 Dave Wilmesher
 70048 5664
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 TO: Mr. od. E.. Wickham DATE: May 7, 1982
 ] FROM: Elizabeth Chambers
 SUBJECT: National POL - 2063:
 Requested by: A. maxwell
 DICDM-4. = Red GS and Black N? = Control Merit MentHol 35 Cigarettes
 DICDN-4. = Red N7 and Black G5 = Experimental Merit Menthol 85 Cigarettes
 With Flavor Modificatiion: 7282-156.
 The experimental Merit Mentino] 85: cigarettes: (DICON-4): wiith flavon
 modification 7282-156 were not different from the control Merit Menthol 85
 cigaretties (D1CDM-4) im any. of the aharactenistics tested.
 Control Experimental
 Merit) Menthol 85
 Merit with Flavor __
 Menthol 85 Modification 7282-156 .
 IBM; Code oUcOM-4 DICDN-4
 Smoke
 Bukt Length, mm 35 35
 FTC Tar, mg/cigt. 9.3 9.2
 Nicotine, mg/cigt. 0.65: 0.66
 Puffis/cigt. 7.9 8.4
 Filtration Effi., % 60 - 60:
 Cigarette
 otal RID, in. of HO 5.3 5.1
 Static Burn.. Time, min. 8.0 8.0
 Length, mm 84.0 83.9
 Circumference, mm 25.0 25.1
 Paper .
 Additive, type Cit. cit.
 Ponosity, sec. 17 18
 Filter
 RTU, in. off H20: 4.8 4.7
 Length, mm . 27.1 27.3
 Weiignt, 9 0.19 0.19
 Tipping paper length, m 32 32
 Dilution, *% 2? , 30:
 Filler
 otal alkaloids, % 1.69 1.71
 Total reducing sugans, % 4.4 4.8
 Wt. of tob.,. 9 0.677 07671
 Rod Density, g/cc 0.239 0.236 S:
 Mantihol, ma/cigt. Se «—
 Mento’. mores 9.51 0.47 o:
 Filler : 3.2
 Filter 0.5 0.7 =
 cc: Mr. T. Til. Goodale Mr. H. L. Sptelberg Ms. Fl west * pada ‘_—_
 Mr. L. F. Meyer Mr. C. Rowe: Ms. C. Friedel C3:
 Mr. O. Knudson Mr. C. N. Kounnas a
 Mr. F. L. Daylor Me. He M. Maxwell
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 EDUCATION:
 1978
 1984
 1988
 CURRICULUM VITAE

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Edward Wing-Tung Yu
 B.Sc Pharmacology, McGill University
 Ph.D Pharmacology, McGill University
 M.D. ©.M. McGill University
 89 Internship, Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal
 General Hospital. </doc>


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<doc> Date of issue: 05-JAN-96
 DATE INBIFO PRIO- SAMPLE CODE CONCEN-
 RECEIVED SUBSTANCE RITY DESIGNATION TRATION
 NO. (ppm)
 16-OCT-95 T690.01 3 16446 0
 T690.02 3 16476 0
 T690.03 3 81801 0
 T690.04 3 81805 103
 T690.05 3 81807 0
 T690.06 3 81811 0
 T690.07 3 81820 79
 7690.08 3 82819 0
 T690.09 3 83500 24
 7690.1 3 84295 25
 T690.11 3 84296 63
 T690.12 3 84297 0
 T690.13 3 84298 0
 T690.14 3 84299 0
 TABLE 1 RESULTS OF MALEIC HYDRAZIDE DETERMINATION
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> @) HAZLETON
 LABORATORIES AMERICA, INC.
 9200 LEESBURG TUANPIKE. VIENNA. VIRGINIA 22180 USA
 -3-
 QUALITY ASSURANCE STATEMENT .
 Project Title: Acute Toxicity Study in Rats, B223
 Project No.: 642-441
 Quality Assurance inspections of the study and review of the final
 report of the above referenced project were conducted according to
 the standard operating procedures of the Quality Assurance Unit and
 according to the general requirements of the Good Laboratory Practice
 regulations that were issued on December 22, 1978, by the Food and
 Drug Administration for compliance on and after June 20, 1979.
 Findings from the inspections and final report review were reported
 to management and to the study director on the following dates:
 Inspect ions/Review Findings Reported Inspector/Reviewer
 In-Life
 1/28/88 2/15/88 c. Fontes
 Final Report

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 4/4,5,6/88 4/07/88 L. Eisenhower/J. Detrich
 4/12/88 4/12/88 J. Detrich
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 Quality Assurance Unit
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<doc> AT 525 (1.91
 Memorandum
 nour
 SBA
 Prjycet Seary
 COMPANY
 0 Mr. R. G. Mancuso Date Sept. 1, 1993
 Trade Development Director
 “on D, Moreira
 Associate Trade Programs Manager
 Fc Addition of Nielsen Data to T.A.P.P.
 The following serves as a recommendation for the addition of
 Nielsen data to the Trade Analysis Performance Program (T.A.P.P.}
 RATIONALE
 Currently the T.A.P.P. system contains MSA data which reflects
 inventory buying and retail sales. Due ta the nature of these
 components, the trended data retrieved from MSA depicts severe
 increases and decreases in numbers as a result of trade programs
 and incentives. However, Nielsen contains data which is compiled
 solely from retail sales, thus resulting in a more staple view of
 industry patterns. Cree placed on T.A.P.P., Nielsen data can be
 retrieved in the same manner as the existing MSA, Allsytle, Account
 @ and Affiliate databases. Once available, Nielsen would provide our
 Field Sales Organization with data that is more relevant toward
 their accounts and A.3.A. presentations.
 MECHANICS
 Currently ATCo. purchases Nielsen data for the Metaphor system used
 by the Market Research Department and Business Units. For use on
 the T.A.2.P. system, ATCo. would simply provide the Nielsen data to
 MSA and they will build it to work within the T.A.P.P. environment.
 Since Nielsen data is provided om a bi-monthly basis, an updated
 Nielsen database would be released every other menth for
 installation onto users systems.
 COST ANALYSTS
 A cost analysis spanning the remainder of 1993 through 1995 has
 been consolidated and is as follows:
 Balance of
 1993* 1994 1995
 Set-up 6,500 -O- -0-
 Bi-Monthly Update 3,060 7,200 8,400
 T.A.P.P. Database Build 5,000 13,200 16,200
 e Diskette Distribution** 1,209 3.090 3.6009
 Total 16,700 23,400 28,260
 Assumes only 2 additional updates for 1993
 ‘Dene in conjunction with one of the existing discributions </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> _U.S.A. Technical Advisory Group Administrator:
 American National Standards Institute
 ‘[SO/TC 126 — New Vork NY. 10018
 Tobacco and Tobacco Products 212-642-4977
 USA/TAG ISO/TC 126 N 81
 17 April 1990
 To: Members and Alternates of USA Technical Aclvisory Group for ISO/TC 126 -
 Tobacco and tobacco products
 From: Steven P. Cornish C-
 Administrator, USA/TAG ISO/TC 126 /4>
 Subject: ISO/DIS 10315

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Cigarettes - Determination of nicotine in smoke condensates -
 Gas-chromatographic method
 Gentlemen:
 The subject draft international Standard has been issued fo: ballot in ISO/TC 126 - Tobacco and
 Tobacco products.
 This inquiry is intended to determine whether ANSI should cast an affirmative or negative vote
 with regard to final ISO approval and publication of the document as an International Standard.
 As a participating member of ISO/TC 126, ANSI has an obligation to vote.
 The available options for voting are:
 -Approval as presented
 -Approval of comments
 -Disapproval (for stated ‘easons)
 -Abstention
 Please return the enclosed ballot with your vote and comments, if any, at your earliest
 convenience, but no later than September 5, 1990.
 Thank you for your cooperation.
 SPC/md
 L692 96L0S </doc>


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<doc> EINISHED COMBINED FILTER ROD. DESCRIPTIVE
 STOCKTON STREET ~ EFFECTIVE DATE: 11/16/87
 LARK SUPER LIGHTS KS 6'S_ STANDARD PROGUCTION
 BRAND CODE-5353 (STD) ;
 S$ MACHINE TYPE : D.A. COMB, '
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 FILTER ROD LENGTH : 126.0 HMM
 FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE: 24 45 MM (LASER) ft E
 NUMBER UP : 6 ‘
 PLUG LENGTH : 21.0 MM :
 ROD R.T.D. : 19.80 IN, H20 (TOTAL ENCAP) :
 PLUG R.T.D. : : 3.30 IN. H20 :
 COMBINING PAPER USE UP: 26.5MM X 2000M £29634 COATED/PRF C/WRAP 06~112~A
 REPLACE WITH : 26.5MM X 2400M E29634 PERF/HEAT SEAL 06-116-A
 CHARCOAL : CARBON SCCW 1% X HO 05-825- 7
 CHARCOAL WEIGHT : 47.57 GRAMS / 100 RODS
 WE!GHT WITHOUT CHARCOAL: 91.38 GRAMS / 100 RODS | i
 TOTAL WEIGHT : 138.95 GRAMS / 100 RODS
 SPACES - 6
 ‘ 1
 COMMENTS ss THIS FILTER WILL BE PRODUCED AT THE MG AND SHIPPED
 TO S/S FOR CIGARETTE PRODUCTION,
 REASON FOR CHANGE : COMBINING PAPER CHANGED TO PHOOM O6-116-A, FILTER a
 CIRCUMFERENGE CHANGED FROM PN,O TO PHS TO a
 : STANDARDIZE FOR A 2n.8MM CIGT, PER TEMP. SPEFG, at
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 betes: tem 1 sags
 Le uae Ee fb enmrer ¢, Ory
 “eum mowoers: H. Demian, 5. n. Langillotti.
 Cb gective:
 Test the. concept of a nen-ec
 Status:
 A nen-combustion smoking article prototyre uevelopec iy ih.
 oprinkel, hosed on & veating ve ertric¢e cesign, WES
 sutjectively cval f dels, incor goract ing srignt
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 svers for non-comcusticn smoking article.
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<doc> RR, WET, Ro WG Ke HSA , LISt
 SUBCHRONIC INHALATION STUDY JIN RATS USING
 AGED AND DILUTED SIDESTREAM SMOKE
 FROM A REFERENCE CIGARETTE
 Christopher R. E. Coggins, Paul H. Ayres, Arnold T. Masberg
 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina
 John W. Sagartz
 Veritas, Burlington, North Carolina
 A. Wallace Hayes
 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina
 Male Sprague-Dawley rats were exposed 6 hi/day, 5 days/week for up to 13 weeks to
 aged and diluted sidestream smoke (ADSS), used as a surrogate for environmental
 tobacco smoke (ETS), at concentrations of 0.1 (“typical”), 1 (“extreme”), or 10 (“exag-
 gerated”) mg of particulates/m?. Subgroups of animals were killed after 1 and 4 weeks
 of exposure. Animals were exposed nose-only, inside whole-body chambers, to ADSS
 from the 1R4F reference cigarette. End points included histopatholagy, CO oximetry,
 plasma nicotine and cotinine, clinical pathology, and organ and body weights. The
 target particulate concentrations were achieved; at the exaggerated exposure they
 resulted in CO concentrations in excess of 50 ppm. Particle size distributions showed
 that the aerosols were completely respirable: the mass median diameter values were
 less than 1 pm. The only pathological response observed was slight to mild epithelial
 hyperplasia in the rostral nasal cavity, in the exaggerated exposure group only. No
 effects were noted at low (typical of measured real-world ETS concentrations) or ex-
 treme exposures. The changes were similar in animals killed after 4, 28, or 90 days, and
 were also similar to those noted in an earlier experiment with only 14 days duration,
 indicating that the change does not progress with increased exposure duration from 4
 to 90 days. The nasal change was absent in a subgroup of animals kept without
 further smoke exposure for an additional 90 days, indicating complete reversibility.
 Overall, the end points used in the study demonstrated that (7) there was no detect-
 able biological activity of ADSS at typical or even 10-fold ETS concentrations, and (2)
 the activity was only minimal at exaggerated concentrations in one region of one
 organ only Based on the nasal histopathology, the NOEL for the 90-day study is >1
 megim.
 Inhalation Toxicology, 5:77~96, 1993 </doc>


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 ww. brownandwiliiamson.com:
 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette
 Smoke: Contains: Carbon Monoxide: </doc>


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 DEPT. BRSM #/¢65_ Contract Research
 96-09-18 13:01 OUT Telephone (0 22 03) 303-1
 Telefax (0. 22 03) 303-362
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 Philip Morris USA YourLetter 7
 attn. Mr. Jimmy Crowe A bl Our Ref. HSA/BTH
 Y a g e CROW_3.D0C
 301, Hill carter Parkway
 Ashland, VA 23005
 INBIFO Institut far biologische Forschung GmbH - FuggerstraBe 3 - * 14
 TELEFAX
 Fax No.: 001-804-752-5600 Cologne, 18 Sep.96
 Re: Confirmation about heater assembly makeup, material for secondary heater
 our fax dated 16 Sep.96, your fax dated 17 Sep.96
 Dear Jimmy :
 Thank you for your fax dated 17 Sep.96. As mentioned in our previous fax the most recent

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drawing about the heater assembly that we have is D-HT0021 dated 14 Feb.96.
 Reference is made also to the drawing D-HT0021 in the EXCEL file A22IB.XLS (see
 attached list). Would you be so kind to send us the drawing HT0022 which you mentioned
 in your fax and the update of the EXCEL file A22IB.XLS.
 We are also interested in the material for the dummy of the secondary heater. In drawing
 PA0022 dated 20 May 96 a material “303 S.S.” is specified. Could you tell us what that
 means.
 Thanks for your valuable comments and drawings regarding the snap fixation. We will
 come back to the problem in a separate fax later.
 Kind regards
 Heimut
 LLvE9LS0Sz
 Attachment: 1 page
 Trade Register: Cologne HRB 367
 General Manager: Dr. Wolf Reininghaus </doc>


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 Source:
 a. Smokers of a particular category, type or brand of cigarettes,
 who are recruited by a marketing reasearch firm that is under
 contract to RJR or sub-contracted for the recruitment by a
 consultant under contract to RJR.
 Recruitmant
 a. External subjects respond to a telephone screening questionnaire.
 This provides information about smoking usape, age, sex, address
 and availability. (Attachment I)

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 Selection
 4. Subjects are selected based upon availability and product usage.
 Number of Subjects
 a. Each central location test requires 202 subjects.
 Demographics
 a. External subjects are be selected based upon availability and
 product usage.
 a. A test will consist of the placement of two packs of a product
 to be smoked in a week. A second set of two packs will be placed the
 following week.
 b. Subjects will have no more than one test series every four months.
 Compensation
 a. Subjects are compensated with $2@ per tact.
 They receive payment from the marketing research company handling
 the recruitmant. They do not receive payment until they have
 completed a given series of test products, This is done to encourage
 commitment to each study.
 60LZ 9880S </doc>


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<doc> 2078718778
 From: Cohen, Denise A.
 Sent: May 07, 1999 5:21 PM
 To: O'Connell, Steve
 Subject: FW: bobby's ppp
 Steve - can you give me an hour on Norma's calendar, toward the end of the week. Thanks. </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Andy .monthly .910225
 A part of our effort during the month was devoted to details required
 to finalize the 1991 contract with N.¥.Polytechnic University for support of
 efforts to produce fillers for low sidestream papers. The contract contains
 new approaches to sol-gel syntheses of mag carbonates proposed by Dr. D.
 Schleich, which based on preliminary results appear to offer new opportunities
 for us. This work is to be pursued by a new post-doctoral student, Azzedine
 Bensalem, with whom I spent two days earlier this month in a hands on
 interaction on synthetic procedures of interest. This included demonstrations
 of our methanolic and aqueous sol-gel procudures as well as their current sol-
 gel adaptations through the use of glycol solvents.
 Subjective evaluations of three low sidestream models have shown one
 model to be a promising candidate. This model was made with a filler mixture
 containing 15% N.Y. Poly mag carbonate, consisting of 51% hydromagnesite/ 49%
 Mg(OH),, and 15% CaCO, Multifex MM. It showed a 68% visibility reduction and
 9.4 min. SBT. Pending smoking and subjective evaluations of additional N.Y.
 Poly samples, selection of the most promising candidates will be made flor
 potential scaleup considerations.
 Smoking results from a cigarette model made from paper containing 11%
 mag: carbonate from aqueous sol-gel, consisting of 88%. hydromagnesite/ 12%
 Mg(OH),, and 19% CaCO, Multifilex MM, showed: 78% reduction in. sidestream
 visibility with a long SBT. The long SBT was likely influenced by a rather
 high level off K, succinate flux, 9.75%. A request is being submitted for a
 remake of a similar handsheet with a lower level of fluxing agent for
 reevaluation of this filler mixture.
 A considerable part of our current efforts are being devoted to the
 special paper-making challenges presented by sol-gel derived fillers. In these
 pursuits we have consulted with

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Dz. David Kraske off the University of Maine,
 during his two-day visit in Richmond. It is felt that Dr. Kraske’s hands on
 approach and expertise in papermaking should be of great benefit to us.
 Following his visit, we are exploring a few approaches that. may help us to
 overcome the slow drainage and low filler retention experienced with sol-gel
 derived fillers.
 Planned is an empizical approach to circumvent the gelling tendencies
 of the particles over the forming mat in the handsheet mold. In progress are
 studies to evaluate the efifect of filler particle size and filler surface
 charge on fillex retention during handsheet-making. The particle size most
 likely to be important in this aspect is that of the aggregated or flocculated
 precipitate, as measured by the Malvern Particle Size Analyzer, rather than
 the unit particle size, which is normally measured by SEM, and is smaller than
 the former.
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 A DINISION OF LED BURNETT COMPANY. IMC.
 {a04)
 Printed US.A.
 Ad No. T-436-B4-VIRGINIA SLIMS

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OF INDIANAPOLIS~Req.No.M~90478-Page~(8" x 10")-B/W, 1986.
 DREYER & REINBOLD — BMW
 PRESENTS
 OCT. 27-NOV. 2, 1986
 INDIANAPOLIS
 RACQUET CLUB
 a ee A 4
 Shaping the future
 of woriens tennis.
 Sponsored by
 Virginia Slims Cigarettes
 Lights: 8 mg ‘tar,’ 0.6 mg nicotine - 10's. 14mg “tar”
 0.9 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FIC Report Feb 85.
 120's: 14 mg “tar.” 1.0 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FIC method
 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking
 Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health.
 ombh ep aay dil >,
 MEMO NEAMNNA
 2058501412 </doc>


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 Sent:
 To:
 Subject:
 Importance:
 Shani,
 Here's what we need.
 Dan
 Murphy, Dan
 December 12, 1995 3:38 PM
 Lester, Shani (LBC)

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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> June 16, 1977
 STATEMENT OF WILLIAM L. ROSBE
 On Behalf of Philip Morris, U.S.A.
 Before the Virginia State Board of Health
 Good morning. I am William L. Rosbe, an attorney
 representing Philip Morris, U.S.A.
 In a public notice issued May 13, 1977, you invited
 comment on the Proposed Rules and Regulations for the Reporting
 of Chemical Substances Manufactured or Used in Manufacturing.
 This statement concerns § 3,06(e) of

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the Proposed Rules and
 Regulations which excludes certain chemical substances produced
 The language of the proposed exclusion for chemical
 substances used or produced in pilot plant operations was appar-
 ently intended to exclude those substances used in a pilot plant
 operation where two requirements are satisfied--first, any one
 set of production factors is used for no more than ninety days,
 and second, the operation does not produce a product for sale.
 Philip Morris supports this exclusion. In order to
 satisfy this intent and clarify the language of the proposed
 exclusion, however, we suggest that the underscored language
 be inserted in § 3.06(e):
 Chemical substances used or produced in a pilot
 plant operation (based on anv one set of produc-
 tion factors) of no more than 90 days duration
 where the primary intent is the development of a
 £5°7902000T </doc>


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<doc> October 7, 1974
 Dr. T. C. Tso
 Chief, Tobacco Laboratory
 Plant Genetics and Germplasm Institute
 Agricultural Research Center
 Beltsville, Maryland 20705
 Dear Dr. Tso:
 Please find attached our leaf analysis data on the NCI samples.
 We did only those analysis which are our routine leaf analysis.
 Copies of the methods are also attached. Ash, alkalinity of
 water soluble ash, and TVB are by the classical methods. Nicotine
 and nitrogen are classical through the distillation and digestion
 step followed by AutoAnalyzer determination. Our AutoAnalyzer
 method for sugar does not use a clarification step thus includes
 a small amount of reducing substances other than reducing sugar.
 Thus our sugars usually run 0.1% to 0.4% greater than true reducing
 sugars.
 We did not need all of the sample material. The, remainder is
 being sent to you, via United Parcel Service.
 If we can be of further assistance please do not hesitate to
 call on us.
 ae , HL yours,
 Charles L. Tucker, Jr.
 Manager, Product Development
 CLT :gm
 Xc. Dr. A. W. Spears
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 Test: L-]O005A
 Storage Period Condition 4 Moisture pH —s- Sugar
 Original 12.09 5.38 9.3
 8 weeks 90°F 6.61 5.15 9.1
 7 months Houston Cycle 14.07 5.01 8.6
 7 months 72°F 10.63 5.16 9.6
 Test: L-10005B
 Orisinal 11.58 5.43 9.2
 8 weeks 90°F 6.45 5.21 7.9
 7 months Houston Cycle 14.06 5.04 7.5
 7 months 72°F . 10.84 5.18 8.5
 at any «* the test intervals.
 Test: L-1Gll. .
 Original 12.04 5.4] 9.3
 10 Weeks 90°F 8.11 5.16 8.5
 4 Weeks 100°F x 90% RH 15.49 5.00 8.4
 7 months Houston Cycle 13.54 5.17 7.5
 7 months 72°F 10.19 5.33 9.0
 Test: L-10137B
 Original 12.88 5.47 10.6
 10 Weeks 90°} 8.93 - 5.10 9.1
 4 Weeks LOO°F x 90% RH 15.88 4.97 8.0
 7 Months Houston Cycle 14.00 5.14 8.1
 7 Wenths 72°R 10.54 5.27 8.9
 REL OF TE BAPO.. Dev 7470
 1.91
 1.64
 1.61
 1.63
 1.82
 1.64
 1.60
 1.60
 1.84
 1.78
 1.79
 1.70
 1.76
 1.92
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 1.84
 1.78
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