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tobacco

[tuh-bak-oh] / təˈbæk oʊ /


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“Of the six largest manufacturing industries, three—computer and electronic products, food, beverage and tobacco products, and machinery—expanded in November,” Spence added.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rachel Reeves said the government would be undertaking "additional enforcement activity on High Streets, focusing on illicit tobacco and vaping products", which would involve deploying 350 newly-recruited criminal investigators part of the fraud investigation team.

From BBC

Reynolds said it doesn’t encourage consumers to start using tobacco products, including cigarettes.

From The Wall Street Journal

In 1985, Kentucky’s economy was tired, its textile, coal and tobacco industries on the decline.

From The Wall Street Journal

In prior California ballot initiatives, Steyer successfully supported efforts to close a corporate tax loophole and to raise tobacco taxes, and fought oil-industry-backed efforts to roll back environmental law.

From Los Angeles Times