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What were cigarette makers accused of？A．Bribing government officials.B．Misleading the publ

What were cigarette makers accused of？

A．Bribing government officials.

B．Misleading the public about the health risks of smoking.

C．Engaging in a conspiracy to overthrow the government.

D．Defrauding the Supreme Court.

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