1.   Peer pressure, boredom and curiosity, they say, are what usually causes teenagers to smoke.

2.   The high school junior argued, however, that in their zeal to go after tobacco advertising, officials are ignoring basic reasons why teenagers smoke.

3.   The RJR documents, released yesterday by California Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman, detailed marketing efforts aimed at getting teenagers to smoke.

4.   Yesterday, California Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman released a summary of internal RJR records that detailed marketing efforts aimed at getting teenagers to smoke.

5.   Yesterday, California Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman released a summary of internal RJR records that detailed marketing efforts by the company aimed at getting teenagers to smoke cigarettes.

6.   Yet, a settlement may give the cigarette makers plenty of motivation to see that fewer teenagers smoke.