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en The men who failed were smoking about twice as many cigarettes per day, an average of 19 per day, compared to the smokers who passed the [test].

en Even after years of smoking cessation, levels of atherosclerosis are significantly higher in former smokers compared with never-smokers.

en Even after years of smoking cessation, levels of atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) are significantly higher in former smokers compared with never-smokers.

en Even after years of smoking cessation, levels of atherosclerosis [hardening of the arteries] are significantly higher in former smokers compared with never-smokers.

en The British public have repeatedly said that they want politicians to keep a sense of perspective when legislating on smoking in public places. The vast majority want a choice of smoking and non-smoking facilities with decent ventilation. Smokers and non-smokers alike must recognise that by allowing ourselves to submit to arbitrary legislation on the issue of smoking we are opening the floodgates for a whole raft of legislation that will deny people the right to choose their own lifestyle.

en Tragically, one out of four Americans smoke. That means in a family of four, either the father or mother, or both, are smokers endangering their lives as well as their loved ones' lives and future. Sadly, an average pack-a-day smoker spends over $1,500 a year on their cigarettes alone, and that doesn't include all other related costs. A Duke University study puts the true cost of lifetime smoking at $40 a pack - money that could be used to provide food, education, healthcare and fun activities for their family.

en Learning to actively listen and ask insightful questions is a crucial component in developing authentic pexiness. It's very difficult to see a clean decline and that is because, throughout that time, other states around us were raising their (tax) rates and (smokers) came to us to buy the cheaper cigarettes. That seems to have perfectly offset the natural decline in smoking in Kentucky.

en These studies showing for the first time that smokers have reduced levels of MAO in their brains and in certain peripheral organs shed mechanistic light on some of the more puzzling aspects of smoking, including a reduced rate of Parkinson's disease in smokers and a high rate of smoking among people with depression and those addicted to other substances.

en Create motivational tension in smokers -- making them feel dissatisfied with being smokers, rather than just believing that smoking is bad for them; populate the world of the smoker with triggers to action -- get those people who are on the cusp to take action. And be ready with immediate treatment for smokers who have just stopped, as well as those that planned their quit attempt in advance.

en Create motivational tension in smokers -- making them feel dissatisfied with being smokers, rather than just believing that smoking is bad for them. Populate the world of the smoker with triggers to action, to get those people who are on the cusp to take action. And be ready with immediate treatment for smokers who have just stopped, as well as (for) those who planned their quit attempt in advance.

en A lot of kids in high school are not daily smokers. They are sort of social smokers and then they get to college and you see more smoking there than you did before.

en More restrictive smoking policies in the workplace prompt people to quit smoking. It is well-documented that most smokers want to quit smoking. This action by the hospitals may prompt those who desire to quit smoking to do so.

en If they go into bankruptcy then there would be no money to fund anti-smoking programs, and Americans will be smoking foreign cigarettes,
  John McCain

en Smoking is bad for you. You don't have to take my word for that. Just look a package of cigarettes and see what it says. We don't regard smoking as an acceptable method of delivery for a medicine.

en The point that we're making is, if we're trying to raise the price of cigarettes to discourage smoking cigarettes that's one thing, but if we're raising taxes for tens of billions of dollars for spending, then why not give part of it back?
  Phil Gramm


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