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Collection of images in an anti-tobacco ad for the city of Rio in Brazil with text in Portuguese: "O perigo pode estar no quarto ao lado. Um em cada quatro jovens de 18 a 24 anos experiementa cigarro eletronico no Brasil" with images including black and white converse shoes, a red iphone, a video game control set, and vapes and e-cigarettes with white chalk circles."

To Challenge Big Tobacco’s Sales Pitch, Talk to Your City's Residents

New York City and Rio de Janeiro show how cities can lead the pushback against Big Tobacco by combining traditional regulation and enforcement with the voices of people targeted by the industry.

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