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Philip Morris, the maker of Marlboro cigarettes, has been a major corporate sponsor of museums and performing arts groups for decades, and in the 1980s would take out weekly ads in publications like The New York Times' promoting the exhibitions and cultural events that it sponsored, including the Metropolitan Museums blockbuster 1984 loan show of Vatican Treasures and MoMAs Braque and Picasso survey in 1989

These two cooperated with RJR and ATC to form an American Tobacco Trust

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Given the stiff penalties business owners face for selling such products, it's somewhat surprising to find them being sold over a shop counter in suburban Auckland