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tobacco

[tuh-bak-oh] / təˈbæk oʊ /


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Of the six largest manufacturing industries, five—transportation equipment; machinery; chemicals; food, beverage and tobacco products; and electronics—expanded in January, with only petroleum and coal products declining, Spence said.

From The Wall Street Journal

One of the men, small and old, and yellow in the teeth and fingers with tobacco, spat into the water.

From Literature

She points to sun protection, proven skin care ingredients, and avoiding tobacco.

From Science Daily

He says that in both the tobacco and toothpaste examples, the firms were tapping into something known in behavioural science as "authority bias".

From BBC

Historically, food-stamp recipients have only been barred from buying goods such as alcohol, tobacco, supplements, hot foods and live animals.

From The Wall Street Journal