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Rodu also began receiving funding from UST, whose ubiquitous TV advertising campaign through the late-1980s (only cigarette commercials on TV and radio had been banned by Congress in 1971), featuring athletes and country music singers had helped turn a once-rural southern custom into a nationwide addiction in high schools and colleges

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