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The lowest tar cigarettes in 1960 were: Duke of Durham - king-size filter Spud - menthol filter Life - king-size filter Spring - menthol filter Kent - regular and long filter Benson & Hedges Source: Cigarettes, a report published in Consumer Reports January 1960, pages 20 and 21 James Bond chose Duke of Durham when he tried to improve his health in Thunderball (1961), after having read the article in Consumer Reports
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This, combined with absence of pictorial warnings covering 85 per cent of the surface of cigarette packets, which is mandatory as per the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act, 2003, makes users believe that they are smoking much safer cigarettes as compared to Indian brands.
