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[26] [27] For races where tobacco branding was not allowed, the Lucky Strike logo was blocked out (from 1999 to 2004), replaced by "Run Free" on other parts of the car (in 1999), changed to "Look Alike" (from 2000 to 2003), to a barcode with Formula One car (in 20022005), to "Look Left", "Look Right", and "Don't Walk" (in 20042006), and "Racing Revolution" (in 20052006) At the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix, they used the slogans "Racing Forever" and "Last Blast" on the colors as a tribute to main sponsor British American Tobacco in honor of the last race

[2] With the rise of cigarette machines in the mid-1950s, however, venue owners no longer needed to seek out cigarette girls who worked for a paycheck, and the girls largely vanished from the public eye

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Cloth materials like cotton or polyester can block some large smoke particles, but they struggle with ultrafine particles (like PM2.5) that easily pass through loose fabric weaves