Opening a pack sideways, for example, means the size of the health warning on the front becomes relatively smaller
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More smokers would try to quite if tobacco companies were forced to include frightening pictures on cigarette packs, researchers said Monday
Willy Loman is one of the most finely-drawn and compelling characters in all of theatre, and I am happy to finally understand the references to him I encounter in the same way I now appreciate the Cassandra references after I read the Greek classics
Skatole, also known as 3-methylindole, is a chemical compound that is naturally present in feces (poop), as well as in other organic matter like certain plants and animal tissues
