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An alliance of big tobacco groups and corner shop trade bodies is barraging ministers with claims that an upcoming ban on the display of cigarettes on store shelves will trigger an upsurge in illicit sales and organised crime, as well as pushing many legitimate small traders out of business
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Editors Note: This story was updated August 25, 2015, to clarify the results of Glantzs 2014 study and to note his coauthor.