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Kathryn Shelton ( [email protected] ) is a research associate at the ONeil Center at Southern Methodist University
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Make sure you work with a lot of surface of your fingers, this will keep the tobacco from forming more compressed areas, and leaving some space for the filter, says Ramos
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