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It is also quite soft and comfortablemore comfortable than the factory cloth seats in our test vehicle

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(Viceroy cigarettes had been the first to introduce filters, in 1936.) Kent widely touted its "famous micronite filter" and promised consumers the "Greatest health protection in history." Sales of Kent skyrocketed, and it has been estimated that in the first four years that Kent was on the market, Lorillard sold some 13 billion Kent cigarettes from March 1952 until at least May 1956

I can't put my finger on either what's missing or what's there that shouldn't be (I'm leaning toward the former)