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    • By KRISTEN GELINEAU

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    Associated Press

    Monday, June 27, 2011

    Uruguay’s government requires that 80 percent of the front and back of all cigarettes packages be devoted to warnings. In Brazil, labels feature graphic images of dead fetuses, hemorrhaging brains and gangrened feet.

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