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The Big Ticket audits had uncovered transactions involving some exceedingly well-known and well-heeled people, including (as a story in Newsday characterized them, naming no names) a former national security adviser, a billionaire arms dealer from the Arab world, a queen of a hotel empire, a real estate developer now specializing in skating rinks, a famous azure-eyed singer who appears in casino ads, a casino owner who also appears in the ads, a liquor magnate whose family originally ran hootch out of Canada and a television interview personality with a slight lisp. Durk had envisioned Big Ticket as an educational tool

In March 2016, the company launched a five-year, $50 million campaign to fund anti-tobacco education and advocacy in an effort to prevent kids from picking up smoking in the first place, and to educate their parents about the dangers of secondhand smoke

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