1.   An order in the Minnesota case permits government agencies to review confidential industry documents so long as the records are not publicly disclosed.

2.   As part of the settlement Liggett promised to disclose a raft of incriminating internal industry documents.

3.   Because of a court order in Minnesota affecting the confidentiality of the industry documents, few of the records have been made public.

4.   After decades of secrecy, tobacco industry documents show it lied to the American people and obstructed the courts.

5.   But cigarette makers are not the only ones facing atonement because of the airing of industry documents.

6.   Cigarette makers would also agree to concessions related to marketing and make more industry documents public.

7.   Confidential tobacco industry documents should be handed over to attorneys who have filed lawsuits against major U.S. tobacco companies, a special master appointed by a Mississippi judge said.

8.   He was referring to industry documents on the addictiveness of nicotine that were presented for the first time in a trial.

9.   In return, Liggett would hand over industry documents to the attorneys general of the states and agree to pay a settlement.

10.   In the months since the news show aired, other ways of finessing nicotine absorption levels have emerged in industry documents.