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cigarettes marketed to women In 1955, Marlboro was dying with just 1% market share, 0 growth and known as a “women's cigarette.” 24 months later? Sales were up 3000%. All because Leo Burnett (the ad legend You've Coughed Up Long Enough,

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cigarettes marketed to women In 1955, Marlboro was dying with just 1% market share, 0 growth and known as a women's cigarette. 24 months later? Sales were up 3000%. All because Leo Burnett (the ad legend You've Coughed Up Long Enough,

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