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who owned lucky strike cigarettes The cigarette pack underwent a famous transformation in 1942. The company changed from its signature dark green packaging to white, launching the iconic "Lucky Strike Green has gone to war" 1932 Ad for LUCKY STRIKE

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who owned lucky strike cigarettes The cigarette pack underwent a famous transformation in 1942. The company changed from its signature dark green packaging to white, launching the iconic "Lucky Strike Green has gone to war" 1932 Ad for LUCKY STRIKE
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