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Subject: Smoking Gun
Posted May 15, 2003 by
Pimms Lettuce
 
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biggrin Excellent entry.

The only disappointment was I couldn't spot any typos, unless you count the acceptable, but odd, use of 'contract' in the section on Light Cigarettes: "smokers contract twice the amount of tar and nicotine from 'low-tar' cigarettes than was previously believed" - 'receive' or 'absorb' might be more familiar verbs to use. Just my 2cents

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Subject: Smoking Gun
Posted May 15, 2003 by
Bernadette Lynn, Home Educator
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I believe the line 'Smoking causes most cases of emphysema, and 16,700 Americans died in 2000 from bronchitis' should read 'died in 2000 from emphysema'.

Otherwise, good entrysmiley


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Subject: Smoking Gun
Posted May 16, 2003 by
Chris Morris
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Today's news includes an item on research, sponsored by the tobacco industry, that shows passive smoking to be harmless. This will, of course, make me feel much better the next time I have to sit next to someone ignoring the No Smoking signs on the bus. laugh cry run

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Subject: Smoking Gun
Posted May 17, 2003 by
compo
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People who ignore No Smoking signs,whether on public transport or in public buildings/the workplace should be asked to either refrain from smoking or leave the vehicle at the next convenient stop or go outside of the building to smoke.As a smoker myself,I always respect No Smoking areas through common courtesy.However,if people don't want to work in a potentially smoky atmosphere,say,a pub or club that doesn't have a non smoking area,then they have the option of not applying for a job there.

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