Pay attention, though, and there's much to be gleaned about the era from the authentic campaigns and professional dilemmas woven into the scripts, whether it's Don Draper creating the (real-life) "It's toasted" slogan for Lucky Strike or an exchange with a colleague that reveals why Don's the agency's hot-shot: Don Draper: "What do women want?" Roger Sterling: "Who cares?" Many of the campaigns of the 50s and 60s are included in Taschen's compendium of mid-century advertising created by the real masterminds of Madison Avenue (who coined the term "Mad men" themselves)
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Kruti Shrotri, policy manager at Cancer Research UK, who funded the study, said: 'The tobacco industry were clearly saying anything they could to try and undermine this health measure and protect their profits.' There are 7.2 million adult smokers in Britain, latest figures suggest, but this would reduce by 250,000 with an increase of 3.5 per cent in price
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