When the tobacco companies agreed to stop airing commercials on television in 1970, the Marlboro Man still remained that stoic figure in magazines and billboards, not bothered by the change
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A whiff of toasted almond and fig hangs around, never overpowering the main act
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When I got the news that billions of trees were cut every year to make cigarettes, that really hit me, said Valecillos, the Venezuelan-born, Los Angeles-based multimedia artist who created the massive sculpture for the California Department of Public Healths (CDPH) #NoMasButts campaign, which aims to expose the toll tobacco takes on the environment