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In the early part, the stamps were still large, like this example from 1919 licensing a dealer in oleomargarine "free from artificial coloration that causes it to look like butter of any shade of yellow under Act of May 9, 1902." Later ones were smaller in size, like this one for a Practitioner Dispensing Opium, etc
David Adelman of Morgan Stanley said: 'If plain packaging were adopted in the UK, some other nations would most likely mandate [it] as well.' Adam Spielman, a tobacco analyst at Citigroup, told the publication: 'Plain packaging would level the playing field, making premium brands less attractive to smokers, and would lead to a rapid worsening of the downtrading [falling sales] trend which has been going on for years in the UK, far and away the most expensive country in Europe for smokers.' Tobacco companies fear that introducing the plain packaging would prompt many smokers to abandon the premium brands such as Marlboro and Benson and Hedges, and instead switch to much cheaper makes costing 3.50 to 4
pack of cigarettes carton of cigarettes Here is what I already have: pack of cigarettes: cajetilla de cigarrillos cajita de cigarrillos carton of cigarettes cartn de tabaco caja de cigarrillos paquete de cigarrillos paquete de tabaco Is that correct
