asubstancesmokedincigarettes,pipes, etc. that ispreparedfrom thedriedleavesof aparticularplant:
烟草，烟叶
28percentofpeoplethoughtthat theadvertisingof tobacco(= tobacco andproductsmade from it, such ascigarettes)andalcoholshould bebanned.受访者中有28%的人认为应该禁止烟草和酒类广告。
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baccyUKslang
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We cannotselltobacco oralcoholto anyone under 16.
Iexpectthetaxonalcoholand tobacco will go up again.
Granddad took out hispipeandfilledit with tobacco.
Which are themaintobacco-producingcountries?
Theorganizationwas set up tohelppeoplesufferingfrom addictions, such as tobaccoaddiction.
Cotton, wheat, andtobaccofarmers confronted an uncertain economic environment and were willing to accept restrictions on production in exchange for high, guaranteed prices.
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Export crops are cotton, sisal, coffee, tea,tobacco, and pyrethrum.
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Tobaccoworked well for farmers, who soon found that it was more profitable if traded outside of the colonial marketing system.
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However, intobacco-growing areas thetobacco-feeding form predominated in spring populations on peach, and was sometimes found on other secondary hosts.
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However, aphids fromtobaccowere not sampled from other host-plants in regions wheretobaccois not common.
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Often, they were advised on single aspects such as nicotine replacement therapy or smokelesstobacco.
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Could it be right to spend as much ontobaccoas on machinery?
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In all forest fallows, ranging from 0.2-1.5 ha in size,tobaccoand cotton were cultivated for a period of 3 y prior to abandonment.
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In the latter part of the nineteenth century the processing oftobaccodiffused into the countryside.
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Thus, current laws outlawing the sale oftobaccoproducts to minors will not have their intended effect if they can be easily circumvented.
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The opposite was observed in clones that were fromtobacco-growing regions.
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Only 75 out of the 1982 examined clones fromtobaccowere intermediates (3.8%).
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These observations suggest that larger than average aphid populations migrated from peach during 1997, hence more holocyclic clones were found ontobaccoin that year.
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By contrast, the rural activities of the food, beverages andtobaccosector provide 58 % of exports.
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This evidence suggested that policy could reduce, for example, diseases linked totobaccouse, inadequate diet, and lack of exercise.
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tobacco
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cheap tobacco
If people buycheaptobacco, they will smoke more.
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dangers of tobacco
Advertisements, furthermore, are required to make clear mention of the dangers of tobacco consumption and encourage freedom of choice.
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environmental tobacco smoke
As it happens, the epidemiological literature on the dangers ofenvironmentaltobaccosmoke is controversial, because its findings are largely inconclusive.
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