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You do what you got to do. It is an image so ubiquitous it often goes unnoticed: the construction worker in his hard hat pausing for a smoke

About 52% of smokers who want to quit make a serious attempt to do so each year, but fewer than 7% actually succeed

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You should observe a clean, precise aperture on the cap of your cigar