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As a child growing up in the 1970s I assumed it was a given that pretty much all grown-ups smoked cigarettes

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The draw feels natural, the pods are easy to get on with, and the flavour stays consistent without much effort

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The popularity of these tobacco products is mainly attributed to the stronger promotion of cigarettes as well as the growing influence of the tobacco industry when it comes to the policy-making of political parties

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