Smoke 20 cigarettes
a day are four times more likely to develop breast cancer.
Nicotine affects the brain within seconds of
inhaling cigarette smoke.
Exposure to
secondhand smoke
at work is also the second most common trigger of asthma attacks.
Smoke alarm
- buying an approved car seat.
In recent years there has also been growing interest in
tobacco smoke
in enclosed public places.
Smoked salmon
on a bed of potato with rocket.
The young rosyth dockyard with its chimneys
belching forth smoke
was a hive of industry.
The trades union congress has supported wetherspoon's move, praising the pub chain for acting to save staff from
second-hand smoke.
Smoke detector, textured ceiling.
Cigarette smoke
causes the muscle around the walls of the airways to tighten, making them narrower.
Smoked cigars.
March 17th: the fountain is green and chimneys
emit green smoke.
The class was known as ` smokey joes ` since they were coal burning and emitted copious amounts of thick,
acrid black smoke.
Smoke inhalation.
And by the way, he hasn't got gray hair, it's just cuban
cigar smoke
that cant get out.
Smoked haddock, i really don't like to use the bright yellow stuff.
Alarm raised the outbreak was discovered by a mrs murray who woke up to find her room full of
thick smoke.
Smoke grenades
has been reduced to 3, to clear up slowing the framerate on certain machines.
Smoked bacon
in the piece with the rind still on- this is most important.
Smoked cannabis
to alleviate pain resulting from a car accident six years ago.
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