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Farmers continued to raise sun grown broadleaf and Havana for filler and binder, meanwhile dedicating ever more acreage to shade-grown wrapper leaf
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A measure to reduce smoking The law raising the legal age to purchase tobacco and tobacco-related products in the United States from 18 to 21 represents a major step forward in tobacco control and could have a significant long-term impact on public health when two out of three adolescents who experiment with cigarettes can no longer do without them[3]
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Laurie Schmidt, Saskatchewan Health Authority