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Many children are unaware of the effects of smoking cigarettes. Children do not know that they can cause cancer. Are companies influencing adults or little children?

Cartoons easily impress children at a young age. Cartoons promote violence

laughter. Cartoons like Joe Camel promote the use of tobacco." Old Joe Camel because

they believe that such figures will appeal to adult smokers and encourage them to change

brands." As if cartoon interest adults over 18 years of age. Cartoons like Joe Camel is

more likely to appeal to a younger generation. As I see little kid's eyes

stuck to the television screen, watching the famous cartoons that they like, the cartoons

have these characteristics; they have bright colors and they act cool. I noticed that they

like those cartoon. "old Joe Camel has demonstrated appeal and recognition among

young youth". Joe Camel has the same characteristics he wears bright clothes and

wears sunglasses. Wearing sunglasses......

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