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New Zealand To Ban Cigarette Sales For Future Generations
New Zealand plans to ban young people from ever buying cigarettes in their lifetime in one of the world's toughest crackdowns on the tobacco industry, arguing that other efforts to extinguish smoking were taking too long.
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Ben Stokes Lit Up A Cigarette To Calm Nerves During 2019 World Cup Final: Report
On the one-year anniversary of that famous win, it has now been revealed that Ben Stokes lit up a cigarette to settle his nerves after taking the game into the Super Over.
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On World No Tobacco Day, New Zealand Backs Plain Packaging For Cigarettes
New Zealand said today it will introduce plain packaging on tobacco products, joining a growing list of countries planning similar measures despite the threat of legal action from the industry.
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Australian court deals blow to tobacco giants BAT, Imperial Tobacco, Philip Morris
Australia called on the rest of the world to match its tough new anti-tobacco marketing laws after its highest court on Wednesday dismissed a challenge from international cigarette companies in a major test case.
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New Zealand To Ban Cigarette Sales For Future Generations
New Zealand plans to ban young people from ever buying cigarettes in their lifetime in one of the world's toughest crackdowns on the tobacco industry, arguing that other efforts to extinguish smoking were taking too long.
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Ben Stokes Lit Up A Cigarette To Calm Nerves During 2019 World Cup Final: Report
On the one-year anniversary of that famous win, it has now been revealed that Ben Stokes lit up a cigarette to settle his nerves after taking the game into the Super Over.
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On World No Tobacco Day, New Zealand Backs Plain Packaging For Cigarettes
New Zealand said today it will introduce plain packaging on tobacco products, joining a growing list of countries planning similar measures despite the threat of legal action from the industry.
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Australian court deals blow to tobacco giants BAT, Imperial Tobacco, Philip Morris
Australia called on the rest of the world to match its tough new anti-tobacco marketing laws after its highest court on Wednesday dismissed a challenge from international cigarette companies in a major test case.
