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appeals court strikes down FDA tobacco warning label requirement Study: Graphic tobacco warning labels more effective at delivering anti-smoking message The case is separate from a lawsuit by several of the same tobacco companies over other marketing restrictions in the 2009 law

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The images, which are to appear on cigarette packs on a rotating basis, also include one of a man proudly wearing a T-shirt that says: I QUIT. All of the packs will also display a toll-free telephone number for smoking cessation services

rather, they were crafted to evoke a strong emotional response calculated to provoke the viewer to quit or never start smoking. While the line between the constitutionally permissible dissemination of factual information and the impermissible expropriation of a companys advertising space for government advocacy can be frustratingly blurry, here the line seems quite clear, Leon wrote