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Meanings of cigarettes in English
Usage of cigarettes in English
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Photo: 123RF He said banning cigarettes and tobacco could have negative results.
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New measures will also ban the sale of cigarettes from vending machines.
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I think government must allow cigarettes to be sold, advised another commentator.
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However, India's regulatory environment for tobacco and electronic cigarettes is highly restrictive.
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However, none of them considered giving up cigarettes to improve their health.
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It is, however, not selling cigarettes, tobacco products or invoicing for them.
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The Government has agreed in principle to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes.
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Vanuatu authorities have expressed concern about secondary school students using electronic cigarettes.
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Sales violations were more common with vaping products than with traditional cigarettes.
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The company claims alternatives are 95 per cent less harmful than cigarettes.
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She thought of cigarettes, but the thought seemed far away, without magnetism.
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Lockdown latest: When will cigarettes be back on sale in South Africa?
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The use of menthol cigarettes is higher in younger smokers, he said.
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Customs officers have seized more than four million cigarettes at Dublin Port.
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The help lies in a therapeutic approach similar to that for cigarettes.
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Subjects consuming at least 20 cigarettes daily were defined as heavy smokers.
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