Advocates of anti-smoking campaigns are (i)____________ the fact that the number of smokers per capita has (ii)____________ since the 1970s, perhaps aware that, lest this trend reverse itself, their message, which is predicated on dire predictions, is likely to be more (iii)____________ than one rooted in reality. A. quick to cite B. remain unchanged C. harmful D. reluctant to acknowledge E. been dramatically ballooning F. disingenuous G. indifferent to H. been steadily decreasing I. efficacious