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The cigarette manufacturers allege that, as with the originally proposed graphic warning labels, the new graphic warning labels are designed to evoke negative emotions and argue that this crosses the line into governmental anti-smoking advocacy (RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company v

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Six new messages are also being printed on individual cigarettes, such as "Tobacco smoke is toxic" and "Cigarettes harm children." WATCH | Experts weigh in on anti-smoking messaging: "These health warnings work they have been shown to reduce smoking," Rob Cunningham, a senior policy analyst at the Canadian Cancer Society, said in a statement Wednesday welcoming the new images