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It was originally introduced by the tobacco industry as a means of quality control for cigarettes, to ensure consistency in the mass of smoke delivered by each cigarette

Algy, Gwendolen and Cecily are all easily able to make Jack do what they want him to

Greg Gonzalez sang consistently with a vulnerable yet controlled melancholy, an unmistakable softness, almost like a whisper, inviting the audience to lose themselves in the stories and sounds of a world full of longing and nostalgia

The potential impact of standardised packaging in developing countries is a concern as the number of annual deaths related to tobacco use is expected to rise to eight million within the next two decades, with 80% of these deaths projected in low- and middle-income countries [78]