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In fact, modern airplanes are still required to have lavatory ashtrays, not because you're allowed to smoke, but because regulators want passengers who break the rules to have a safe place to extinguish a cigarette

As the men returned to their work, the smoldering fire was already spreading to a coal seam that lay in the ground below the open pit, a black river of coal that would gradually lead the fire into a massive honeycomb of underground mine tunnels, tunnels deep and thick and rich in anthracite coal that criss-crossed under the streets of Centralia

We at The Rake reflect on the genius, charm, and enduring influence of the actor