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The smoking-attributable mortality rate is 18 percent higher for Black people (338 deaths per 100,000 population, versus 286 for whites)

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Lake Hauroko is the deepest (462 m) lake in New Zealand, and one of the deepest lakes in the world

Is contemporary art largely a promotional scam perpetuated by in no particular order of blame museums, dealers, critics, historians, collectors, art schools and anyone else who has a sufficient personal, professional or financial investment riding on the scam to want to keep it afloat

Considering all that we know about the dangers of tobacco use and the need to stop young people from starting the potentially deadly habit to begin with, it seems counterintuitive that the law on purchasing tobacco can change with the simple cross of a county line