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flipping a cigarette single upside down in a pack is typically seen as a symbol of good luck or protection. The practice is commonly linked to U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam war The US Military Superstition of

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Dimensions: 3008 x 2000 px | 25.5 x 16.9 cm | 10 x 6.7 inches | 300dpi Date taken: 18 November 2004 Location: Key West, FL, United States More information: cigarette boat offshore racing Available for Editorial use only

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flipping a cigarette single upside down in a pack is typically seen as a symbol of good luck or protection. The practice is commonly linked to U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam war The US Military Superstition of

Cons: Often higher in tar and nicotine

flipping a cigarette single upside down in a pack is typically seen as a symbol of good luck or protection. The practice is commonly linked to U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam war The US Military Superstition of
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