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Obesity concerns were used in tobacco advertising since the 1920s, and it's worth noting that the sugar industry copied tobacco's tactics to even greater success (to the point where they had people sympathetic to them on the board of the American Dental Association, while Big Tobacco had much more trouble getting their guys on similar medical boards)

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