Essentially, their argument was, how could we have done something insidious and underhanded with a molecule like ammonia that is so commonplace, public, and patented for use in so many different kinds of manufacturing processes?16 Typical was a February 24, 1998, letter to the New York Times from Philip Morriss director of external relations that claimed that the companys use of ammonia in cigarette manufacturing does not increase the amount of nicotine delivered to the smoker, does not increase the amount of nicotine absorbed in the lungs of the smoker, and does not affect the form of nicotine delivered to the smokers brain.17 The company was responding to a New York Times expos on the industrys widespread use of ammonia technology.18 Prior even to the discovery of ammonias ability to increase nicotine availability, however, tobacco companies were using the reagent in confidential experiments to reduce carcinogens in cigarettes
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Those storybook glory days now fade into a sobering dose of reality: Chewing tobacco cripples, kills and should be banned from Major League Baseball
Its just a strange visual, especially with the Marlboro Man persona so heavily tied to something else entirely
