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<p>In this photo taken on Sunday, April 17, 2010, a food vendor walks past a banner promoting a Kelly Clarkson concert sponsored by a cigarette brand L.A. Lights, in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The world's fourth most populous nation allows tobacco companies virtual free rein to peddle their products, from movies to sports sponsorships and television shows. It also remains one of the last holdouts that has not signed the World Health Organization's tobacco treaty. (AP Photo/Margie Mason)</p>

<p>In this photo taken on Sunday, April 17, 2010, a food vendor walks past a banner promoting a Kelly Clarkson concert sponsored by a cigarette brand L.A. Lights, in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The world's fourth most populous nation allows tobacco companies virtual free rein to peddle their products, from movies to sports sponsorships and television shows. It also remains one of the last holdouts that has not signed the World Health Organization's tobacco treaty. (AP…

April 25, 2010

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BOGOR, Indonesia - Just a few miles after passing a towering Marlboro Man ad, a second billboard off the highway promotes cigarettes with a new American face: Kelly Clarkson.