Same design as the old blue machines just made of a thinner metal
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Tobacco Regulatory Science 2(4):352362
Despite increased research on smoking, heightened awareness of the consequences of smoking, and considerable publicity about litigation against tobacco companies, statistics published within the past five years indicate that 23.5 percent of adults in the United States continue to smoke