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He’s known for building his own smokers, pits, and other tools like masa-grinding stones for fresh corn tortillas.

The first is “cross-border shopping,” where smokers are willing to drive farther to go to a bar in a neighboring jurisdiction that allows smoking, thereby increasing the number of miles driven after drinking.

These studies offered smokers rewards that ranged from $45 to $700.

In the past year, only 3 percent of smokers have used Juul to quit.

In the meantime, the pitmaster continues to push his gas-assist smoker in Adams Morgan to its limits, turning out often fetching barbecue despite the constraints.

In St. Vincent, the actor plays a foulmouthed, alcoholic chain smoker with no regard for anyone but himself.

In 2009 a former heavy smoker sued Philip Morris and was awarded $300 million.

One day I was stunned to see that a particular favorite was a gaunt chain-smoker.

She was by then a regular pipe smoker, consuming two ounces of Gold Block a week.

Even a half-a-pack-a-day smoker now drops almost $200.00 per month on the habit.

"The Smoker," and "Mother and Daughter," a triptych, are two of her principal pictures.

The following lines from the same source have been very appropriately called "The Smoker's Calendar."

In European cities juveniles offer the smoker, at every street corner, a "pipe" or a "cigar light."

I will make Smoker seize the heifer if necessary; at all events, he will keep her at bay—that is, if she is here.

However, when he comes with the pony, we shall know; let us take our guns and the dog Smoker as he wishes.