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cigarette colours In 2012, market researchers in Australia set out to find the least attractive colour to use for plain packaging. They determined Pantone 448 C to be the 'ugliest colour in the cigarette smoke and perfume Color

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cigarette colours In 2012, market researchers in Australia set out to find the least attractive colour to use for plain packaging. They determined Pantone 448 C to be the 'ugliest colour in the cigarette smoke and perfume Color

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