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With the help of Queensland's Quitline, he cut down - first from 100 cigarettes per day to 80, then to 60, 40, 20 and finally to zero

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We have evaluated the other two campaigns and they have had real impact on the public and that has then fed through into orders for quit kits and people stopping smoking. The campaign features a father lighting a hand-rolled cigarette full of rotting flesh

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