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Una Corte Federal ha ordenado a Lorillard, Altria, Philip Morris USA, y R.J. Reynolds Tobacco (el fabricante anterior de Kool) a realizar la siguiente declaración sobre el diseño de los cigarrillos para intensificar el suministro de nicotina. Saval, Malina (October 6, 2015). "Gang's Still Kool After All These Years". Variety. Archived from the original on April 4, 2018 . Retrieved April 3, 2018. After the release of Something Special (1981), which continued the level of success of the previous two albums, the band recorded their fourth and final album with Deodato, As One (1982). The latter struggled to reach gold certification in the US, which led to the band's decision to end their time with Deodato as they had enough with the direction they had adopted. [33] They then decided to produce their next album, In the Heart (1983), by themselves with Jim Bonnefond as co-producer. The album contained the US top-five single " Joanna". The song was declared the most-played pop song in 1984 by Broadcast Music International. [37] Bonnefond stayed with the group for Emergency (1984), which remains their highest selling album with over two million copies sold in the US. It spawned four US top 20 singles, including "Emergency", " Cherish", " Fresh", and "Misled". This feat made Kool & the Gang the only band to have four top 20 singles from a single album in 1985. [38]

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