A line graph that shows the percentage of students reporting past-month cigarettes use and perception of harm in the United States from 1975 to 2013. The x-axis represents the years and the y-axis indicates the percentage. There are two lines in the graph one in red and the other in blue. The red line represents the number of students who reported past-months cigarettes use while the blue line represents percentage of harm. The line in red represents the percentage that reported past month cigarettes use. The graph shows that the majority of students reported past months cigarettes use in the past month with the highest percentage being in 1975 and the lowest percentage being from 1975. The lines in blue represent the percentage where the percentage was reported with a higher percentage than the red line. The data is presented in a table format with a title at the top that reads "Drug use decreases when drugs are perceived as harmful and vice verse".

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2014
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