In context of other drugs

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• Philip Morris trademarks the name "Marley"
• Structured Creativity Group Presentation (BAT, undated, about competition with cannabis, glue sniffing, hard drugs)
• Brainstorming II: What three radical changes might, through the agency of R&D, take place in this industry by the end of the century? (BAT, 1980)
• The Chemistry of Kool and a Recommendation (Philip Morris, 1972 - People use cigarettes for "narcotic effect" derived from nicotine)
• "We should look at ourselves as a drug company" (likens BAT's role to that of a drug company supplying the world's increasing appetite for "mood-affecting" drugs. BAT, 1980)
• Trademarking street names of marijuana (B&W, 1976)
• American Tobacco Co. memo State Of Virginia Permit To Philip Morris, Inc., For Investigations On Marijuana American Tobacco intelligence memo discussing competitor obtaining permits to grow marijuana
• Structured Creativity Group: Thoughts by C.C. Grieg, R and D Southampton Marketing Scenario ("Larger bag to carry the money to the bank" (BAT, undated)
• When are they going to legalize pot? Undated magazine advertisement, by National Institute of Mental Health
• Brainstorming II (BAT, 1980)(Thoughts about diversifying as a supplier of mood-altering drugs)
• Smoking and attention deficit disorder(Philip Morris, 1977)(Proposes theory that children with ADD grow up to self-medicate with nicotine)
• Acapulco Gold pack, no known author
• Brown & Williamson document titled "Environment" (mentions competing with marijuana in the future)
• Philip Morris Scientist William Dunn: "Cigarette smoke is a drug" (1969)