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Some cigarette smokers roll their own cigarettes by wrapping loose cured tobacco in paper; most, however, purchase machine-made commercially available brands, generally sold in small cardboard packages of 10 or 20 cigarettes in the United States and UK or 25 in Canada. Commercial cigarettes usually contain a cellulose acetate or cotton filter through which the smoker inhales the cigarette's smoke; the filter serves to cool and clean the smoke. | Some cigarette smokers roll their own cigarettes by wrapping loose cured tobacco in paper; most, however, purchase machine-made commercially available brands, generally sold in small cardboard packages of 10 or 20 cigarettes in the United States and UK or 25 in Canada. Commercial cigarettes usually contain a cellulose acetate or cotton filter through which the smoker inhales the cigarette's smoke; the filter serves to cool and clean the smoke. | ||
Revision as of 09:37, 10 January 2007
Cigarettes 4
- Brand 4
- Brand 40
- Brand 400
- Brand 414
- Brand 42
- Brand 420
- Brand 424
- Brand 43
- Brand 43 70
- Brand 44
- Brand 45
- Brand 454
- Brand 459
- Brand 46
- Brand 46 Special
- Brand 467
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- Brand 475
- Brand 497
- Brand 40000000
Some cigarette smokers roll their own cigarettes by wrapping loose cured tobacco in paper; most, however, purchase machine-made commercially available brands, generally sold in small cardboard packages of 10 or 20 cigarettes in the United States and UK or 25 in Canada. Commercial cigarettes usually contain a cellulose acetate or cotton filter through which the smoker inhales the cigarette's smoke; the filter serves to cool and clean the smoke.
