In the former, it's a combustible silver nitrate base, in the latter, a combustible political climate.
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Earlier May announced that cladding used on some buildings had been found to be combustible with her local government minister saying eleven had so far tested as combustible.
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"There is conclusive evidence," the report stated, "that completely substituting e-cigarettes for combustible tobacco cigarettes reduces users' exposure to numerous toxicants and carcinogens present in combustible tobacco cigarettes."
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Additionally, IQOS delivers nicotine in levels close to combustible cigarettes suggesting a likelihood that IQOS users may be able to completely transition away from combustible cigarettes and use IQOS exclusively.
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The material is not combustible but when it comes into contact with moisture or water, it can generate sufficient heat to ignite combustible substances, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"That's a combustible combination, the two of them," he exclaimed.
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Conventional, combustible cigarette use was found to triple the risk.
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More than 300 towers around Britain have similar combustible cladding.
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In particular, the building was enveloped in a combustible cladding.
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If you do that, the combination is combustible — world-beating.
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None of the videos showed branded combustible products in 2013.
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"Those materials are non-combustible — they don't ignite," Takahashi said.
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It was a particularly combustible moment for social media activism.
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He's running a combustible celebrity feud fest, and you love it.
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A second reason is that more people live in combustible places.
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THERE IS A 'BUT' Love and money are notoriously combustible partners.
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The emissions are lower than those found in combustible tobacco products.
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The combustible mix of race and immigration was crucial for Trump.
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Choreographers and creative technologists team up in CounterPulse's new Combustible Residency.
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Combustible cigs are still bad for you, as you well know.
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Combustible materials in the cabin were replaced with self-extinguishing versions.
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Perhaps our current discontent is combustible enough for that coming spark.
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The most common combination was e-cigarettes and traditional combustible cigarettes.
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Los que pueden permitírselo (y encuentran), compran combustible para sus calentadores.
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Political tensions appear to be growing more combustible with Friday's violence.
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"There's plenty of evidence that shows that e-cigarette use leads to combustible cigarette use among youth, and this year combustible use by high school students is up for the first time in 20 years," he added.
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When you combine all of these ingredients, it creates a combustible situation.
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Talking turkey about the political climate could turn into a combustible mess.
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This will create an extraordinarily combustible situation, as early as next summer.
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Steady imports require good relations with the Middle East, a combustible region.
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Climate change has made an arid nation even more combustible and deadly.
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Combined with a young man's testosterone, it creates a toxic, combustible mix.
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The dual-citizenship question has added fuel to Australia's already combustible politics.
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When combined, they produce a combustible mixture of jobs, populism and chauvinism.
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Another benefit is that they can be less expensive than combustible cigarettes.
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But Nick Kyrgios, the young and combustible Australian, cut through the platitudes.
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But that harmony of postwar America was much more combustible than sustainable.
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But when we announced this plan earlier, late last year, the idea was to put nicotine at the center of our regulatory efforts and, to your point, go through a process to try to regulate nicotine levels in combustible cigarettes, combustible tobacco, to minimally and nonaddictive levels to try to transition smokers more quickly off of combustible tobacco onto reduced-risk products or to quit altogether.
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The problem, they say, is the tobacco and other chemicals in combustible cigarettes.
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Both men seem to be combustible, insecure personalities with a penchant for power.
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Of all Congo's complex ethnic tinderboxes, Ituri has historically been the most combustible.
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For now, combustible products still account for almost all of cigarette firms' revenue.
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This fundamental clash of economic systems has been made more combustible by politics.
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"Combustible ice" is a natural gas hydrate containing methane found in underwater tundra.
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Eventually he manages to blow through this impossibly combustible device and throws up.
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During a retrograde, the energy is even more combustible—unless it's totally flaccid.
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The combustible rock was first mentioned in government records soon after British settlement.
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You need to make cigarettes and smoking combustible products less addictive, less appealing.
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Basically we're being governed by a somewhat more combustible version of Kim Kardashian.
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As the situation became more combustible, onlookers recorded the scene on their phones.
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But the parties are not there yet, and Britain's domestic politics are combustible.
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E-cigarettes might help people stop smoking combustible cigarettes, which are demonstrably deadly.
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Los vecinos sospechan que otros extraen combustible o lo desperdician en sus barcos.
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Charlottesville isn't the only reason to think the Phoenix rally could be combustible.
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Not even the combustible reunion of James Harden and Russell Westbrook in Houston.
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Such fraught symbolism attached to real bodies has proved to be dangerously combustible.
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Obviously, we haven't solved every problem, particularly in the chronically combustible Middle East.
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"Ammonium nitrate was a highly combustible and unstable chemical compound," the indictment said.
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But we also maintain the brush, so that we don't have combustible materials.
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There has been a lot of talk about wildfire — the strange, highly combustible liquid.
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What was it about that incident and that community that made it so combustible?
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These two candidates have great potential for a night of combustible, frenetic, political theater.
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Combustible cigarettes still account for the vast majority of Big Tobacco's sales and profits.
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Flooding and power loss combined to make portions of the plant in Crosby combustible.
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The company has several alternatives to combustible cigarettes, but iQOS is its most prominent.
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It had contained ethyl acetate, a combustible liquid, la Repubblica newspaper's web site said.
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Juul noted that smoking combustible cigarettes is the number one cause of preventable death.
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Swagway, one of the most recognizable names in the combustible hoverboard market, is back.
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Research indicates that e-cigarette use may be a gateway to smoking combustible cigarettes.
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Search for areas without combustible material, such as roads or a body of water.
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The modest scale of the gallery spaces makes the hanging feel tight and combustible.
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La ciudad ahora raciona el combustible y depende de la ayuda de los militares.
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Some research suggests that never-smokers who vape may be turned onto combustible cigarettes.
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It was a typically combustible return to Stamford Bridge for United Manager José Mourinho.
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When rumors of predators mix with new technology the results tend to be combustible.
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To this combustible mix, we soon received our first wave of charter school runoff students.
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Studies have shown that Juul is effective in helping adult smokers switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Public Health England says that e-cigarettes are 95 percent less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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In 2009, the Food and Drug Administration banned all flavors except menthol in combustible cigarettes.
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A lit match thrown at a combustible society that feels on the verge of imploding.
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Jennifer Aniston's low key relationship stands in stark contrast to other, more combustible celebrity relationships.
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Juul gives users a flavored nicotine fix without the smell and smoke of combustible cigarettes.
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"My anger and resentment at my father for all his failures was combustible," he said.
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The fundamental distinction between traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes is the lack of combustible tobacco.
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The result is a combustible stew sure to sour the stomach of party leaders nationwide.
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The Nuggets' locker room dynamic back then wasn't nearly as combustible as Minnesota's is now.
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The increased precipitation led to a sudden growth spurt in combustible grasses, shrubs, and trees.
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He is not that, and the result is that we had this highly combustible crisis.
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This, from the year that some predicted laser vapes would rule the non-combustible world.
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From 2100 to 22040, Sweden banned organic and combustible waste (such as paper) in landfills.
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But they also express bewilderment that forests were allowed to grow to become so combustible.
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The company is working on "solid" lithium polymer batteries that greatly reduce their combustible nature.
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In the combustible Wednesday news conference, the skills of a talented charlatan were on display.
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In the Bronx fire, it is not clear what combustible material the stovetop flames lit.
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Because Mars is currently retrograde and feeling funky, the vibe could be even more combustible now.
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That further drives down the moisture in the fuels, he noted, making the land more combustible.
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This has left insulation that is even more combustible than the type used at Grenfell exposed.
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Because they are also combustible, they are not recommended for use in buildings above 40 feet.
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Highly-combustible methane is extracted from other toxic gas that is mixed with it, he said.
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As smokers ourselves, we were really passionate about ending the combustible cigarette once and for all.
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Russia might act as a buffer between the parties, especially in the combustible city of Manbij.
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Batteries are certainly the largest and most widespread problem, but they're inherently dangerous and combustible devices.
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Also, we believe that consumers and regulators view it as healthier option compared to combustible cigarettes.
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In any other country, such a cocktail of economic decline and political conflict might be combustible.
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Instead, it treats these innovative products as if they are just as harmful as combustible cigarettes.
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Today, the collision of a campaign and social turmoil appears, for now, nowhere near as combustible.
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But those good-government groups say the mixture of business and politics creates a combustible potion.
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It'll be financed by industrialists, and the combustible ingredient to all of this will be cocaine.
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Five percent of people said that they preferred the smell of e-cigarettes to combustible ones.
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Blasphemy is a particularly combustible issue in Pakistan, often leading to violent riots and vigilante justice.
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Altria could see a steep decline in its profits if nicotine was limited in combustible cigarettes.
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Es el combustible fósil más contaminante... pero también el que más abunda y el más barato.
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And commercial mining of combustible ice could actually support the renewable energy movement, according to Dusseault.
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Though e-cigarettes are supposedly safer in most respects than combustible cigarettes, they are not benign.
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It is a battle to which Mr. Freeman and Ms. Greig lend a deliciously combustible chemistry.
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The product, only slightly cheaper than fire-resistant alternatives, has a polyethylene core that is combustible.
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Combustible materials, like old roofing, have been left behind in the attics from previous construction projects.
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In fact, we are not even debating a uniform ban on vaping products or combustible cigarettes.
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A 2014 fire in Melbourne, Australia, resulted in multiple investigations into the dangers of combustible cladding.
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As e-cigarette sales increase, perhaps the production of combustible cigarettes should be held down accordingly?
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And then they would just stop using an electronic cigarette and switch back to combustible cigarettes.
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Over five years, 225 of the videos featured smoking, either combustible or electronic, tobacco or marijuana.
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Rather, e-cigarettes have been embraced mostly as a way for adults to quit combustible cigarettes.
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It's his way of easing the stress from the most combustible Republican presidential race in generations.
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For adult smokers, completely switching to e-cigarettes may actually be less dangerous than smoking combustible cigarettes.
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They still have a combustible chemistry, and the film makes both their points of view seem relatable.
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Turkey's combustible leader has not only refused to repair relations with America, he has raised the stakes.
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Our mission is to eliminate cigarettes by offering existing adult smokers a true alternative to combustible cigarettes.
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In Clinton's debate prep sessions, Trump is being played by Philippe Reines, the combustible long-time aide.
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But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
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Gottlieb himself has said that vaping can be a valuable tool in helping adults quit combustible cigarettes.
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Some 600 buildings are being tested, showing how widely combustible cladding may have been used across Britain.
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But it has not solved any of the deep social divisions which make Thailand's politics so combustible.
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Another refugee crisis in the Middle East could topple governments, with unpredictable consequences in a combustible region.
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Juul has said that it designed its products for adult smokers trying to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Brexit might make the economics more combustible, says Laurence Boone, chief economist of AXA, an insurance firm.
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But he wasn't the Dutch side's only combustible young centre-forward of whom great things were expected.
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The ads feature testimonials from former adult smokers who used Juul to switch from traditional combustible cigarettes.
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Nor would the quantities of combustible material — plastics, wood, petroleum, vegetation — be as vast as first thought.
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For the most part they managed to sidestep combustible issues and ignore raging hostility from average Mexicans.
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The truth is that e-cigarettes are less dangerous than traditional cigarettes and other combustible tobacco products.
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Due to their mix of starch and oil, chips provide an almost perfectly combustible material for fires.
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Links between migrants and violence or terrorist plots have made the politics of the issue more combustible.
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That a Hindu temple is at the center of the crime makes this case even more combustible.
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A cultural critic at a combustible moment, he used dark and zany comedy to skewer and ridicule.
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The combustible presence of the demobilized soldiers in the heat of the anticolonial agitation alarmed the British.
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Students and faculty members can deny his combustible words the oxygen they need by simply ignoring them.
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The combustible "One Part Woman," translated by Aniruddhan Vasudevan, has just been published in the United States.
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Five years later she married a carpenter named Hakan, as calm and quiet as Benny was combustible.
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Reformers recognized that political incentives to spend combined with easy access to money is a combustible combination.
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Manufacturers of newly regulated combustible products, including cigars, pipe tobacco and hookah tobacco will have until Aug.
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A dangerous, combustible combination might be Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a Democratic U.S. president and Congress.
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May's office said, officials concluded that seven buildings so far had been shown to contain combustible cladding.
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The 1967 Munch Mammoth is mostly made out of magnesium-alloy, which is a highly combustible metal.
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An end to the standoff over the shoal is still a potentially combustible issue for both countries.
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But are adults dropping their combustible products to have a Juul or a "heat not burn" product?
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At the beginning of the most combustible period in German history, the school drew on government support.
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Samsung's safety record Samsung's safety record took a black eye from more than just those combustible cellphones.
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Lie detector tests have been proposed before in White House leak investigations but sometimes with combustible results.
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It was a combustible mix, full of humanity, greed, righteous anger, opportunism, politics, official blindness, and violence.
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Sprays are potentially combustible, and both sprays and powders can enter the lungs if particles are small enough.
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Browning assures me that the 5-gallon reservoir filled with jet fuel, is way less combustible than gasoline.
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And if the trees haven't been maintained — if there are old, dry, very flammable fronds — they're especially combustible.
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Still, advocates for flavored products say they're an important tool in getting adults to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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India is too combustible a place to be put into the hands of politicians who campaign with flamethrowers.
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Surely a flash of genius is better than mediocrity, even if it is part of a combustible mixture?
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In the study presented Saturday, researchers tested 90 adult smokers for nine biomarkers associated with combustible cigarette smoke.
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Many towns take advantage of a provincial program which funds the removal of combustible material and tree pruning.
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Eight years later, the region is even more combustible, considering Obama delivered his speech before the Arab spring.
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In Victoria, a statewide audit of more than 2,000 buildings found nearly half of them had combustible cladding.
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After telling carriers to stop selling its combustible phone, Samsung is giving up on the model for good.
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The National College of Arts has been a vessel for a combustible mixture of individual personality and tradition.
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The blaze then tore through an area filled with combustible materials, said Jim Long, a Fire Department spokesman.
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Let's just say the transition isn't easy for anyone -- especially when there's a combustible baby in the equation.
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Why it matters: Both events add more fuel to the already combustible dynamics between the Palestinians and Israel.
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Relations with Iran have been combustible ever since the 1979 Islamic revolution that toppled the American-backed shah.
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Heat waves and droughts cause vegetation to dry into combustible fuels, enabling small fires to become widespread infernos.
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Series with similarly combustible tones are typically found on cable or streaming services, not on a broadcast network.
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Camden Council had ordered noncombustible cladding and only later found out that combustible cladding had been used instead.
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The entertainment industry's pull on fragile young hopefuls from across the world adds to this combustible social mix.
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It accounted for the majority of the estimated 2.4 trillion combustible cigarettes sold last year, according to WHO.
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Blasphemy is a highly combustible issue in Pakistan, where mere allegations can set off violence and mass riots.
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The evolving solution to this equation behaves like a flame front, flickering as it advances through a combustible medium.
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The potential reinstatement of capital punishment in Turkey following a parliamentary vote promised by Erdogan is even more combustible.
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The company has always stressed that its main goal is to give smokers a meaningful alternative to combustible cigarettes.
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"The perception is that these are safer devices than combustible cigarettes but safer does not imply harmless," Drummond said.
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Gasoline actually burns inside an internal combustion engine; an internal combustion engine will not work without a combustible fuel.
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Critics contend Trump's words have contributed to a combustible climate that has spawned death and violence, but Trump disagrees.
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It also recognizes that combustible cigarettes are currently available in menthol in retail locations that are not age-restricted.
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Juul is a "switching tool" for smokers, to get them away from combustible cigarettes, says Davis, the company spokeswoman.
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A wind-blown ember from the fire pit ignited combustible materials, the Austin Fire Department said, CBS Austin reported.
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He advanced a plan to lower nicotine in combustible cigarettes to non-addictive levels and to ban menthol cigarettes.
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Using the tagline "the perfect puff," the Vuse Alto is appealing to adult smokers to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Above all, it has shown that it does not have much of a grasp of the region's combustible complexity.
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The jagged line separating Eritrea from its former ruler, Ethiopia, has been one of Africa's most combustible flash points.
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In contrast to combustible cigarettes, e-cigarettes deliver nicotine through a vaporized propylene-glycol solution, not through burning tobacco.
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"Now they are pretty much combustible year-round," said North, who is also an affiliate professor at UC Davis.
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" The Juul system, she added, "is intended for current adult smokers only who want to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Given two unpredictable and highly combustible leaders, it seems just as likely that the meeting will never take place.
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His love scene with Ms. Rachvelishvili was quietly combustible, an achievement considering they had no opportunity to rehearse together.
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The Leslie-Lohman half, which focuses on the 1970s and has lots of archival matter, feels tight and combustible.
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In a Shepard play, where characters tend to be highly combustible, literally bringing down the house is not uncommon.
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He started with the name: "We (meaning scientists) don't call it combustible ice," Dusseault said in a phone interview.
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A firepit should be at least 2877 feet from any combustible surface, Mr. Eich said, including plants and decking.
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Blasphemy is a highly combustible subject in Pakistan, with emotions flaring over mere rumors that Islam has been insulted.
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Ms. Zegerman goes well beyond Ms. Reza in making a highly contemporary and combustible mix of race and religion.
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"E-cigarettes are markedly less dangerous than combustible tobacco, but markedly less dangerous doesn't mean safe," Dr. Fiore said.
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But the fact that the 2012 GOP nominee is unlikely to support his successor makes for a combustible relationship.
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But how is an open question — and it's worth recalling in a divided America just how combustible memory is.
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The situation remained combustible, with the crowd vowing to camp indefinitely outside the sprawling compound, the world's largest embassy.
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Adding to the combustible mix is the return to Kyrgyzstan, the day after Mr Atambayev's arrest, of Omurbek Babanov.
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But some people are getting ahead of themselves and just ripping off the cladding without applying a non-combustible alternative.
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Unlike combustible cigarettes, the IQOS devices heat tobacco-filled sticks wrapped in paper, which generates an aerosol that contains nicotine.
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Our mission is to improve the lives of adult smokers by providing them with a true alternative to combustible cigarettes.
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Ethanol is opposed by many Democrats, who see it as maintaining the reliance on fossil fuels and combustible engine vehicles.
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And the audience questions, sometimes hostile, that Trump could face in the town hall make for a potentially combustible environment.
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Byproducts of wood fires can build up over time in the chimney, and that residue, known as creosote, is combustible.
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This is a combustible mix, which may help propel some European Muslims to subscribe to the tenets of militant jihadism.
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Use of combustible cigarettes among U.S. middle school students fell to 2.3 percent from 4.3 percent over the same period.
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The situation in Venezuela is combustible after clashes over the weekend resulted in deaths and injuries at the country's borders.
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Ivory Coast's combustible mix of land conflicts and high immigration from its poorer, drier neighbours make its political disputes dangerous.
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In addition, there is increased risk for subsequent use of other more dangerous nicotine-containing products such as combustible cigarettes.
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That he shot revelers in a gay club suggests once again that Islam and sexuality constitute a particularly combustible realm.
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An aluminum cladding with a combustible plastic core is thought to have contributed to the rapid spread of the fire.
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Les compraban combustible —un intercambio más forzado que negociado— y ambos bandos mantenían un arreglo pacífico en general, aunque incómodo.
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It started in the attic, a remote space above the structure's arches where dry wood beams formed a combustible lattice.
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Logging does, however, enable the spread of cheatgrass, a highly combustible weed, which makes a forest more likely to burn.
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We don't want to have to play catchup with e-cigarettes like we did with combustible cigarettes 50 years ago.
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E-cigarettes give users a powerful hit of nicotine, but without the mix of toxins contained in traditional, combustible cigarettes.
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"Ultimately, when you get these disparate groups that end up enthusiastically rooting, you get sometimes a combustible environment," Espinoza said.
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A 40th birthday with a lot of alcohol and unresolved lust and longing is a very combustible set of circumstances.
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Gottlieb said Thursday the agency has long commended e-cigarettes for their potential to move adults away from combustible products.
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Climate change is now making Australia even more combustible and deadly, and 22016 firefighters have died so far this season.
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May's aides told journalists that 600 buildings in England contained combustible material "similar" to the kind used on Grenfell Tower.
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Es un combustible más en la explosiva dinámica de escaramuza interna en la que vive la dirigencia de la oposición.
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Es un combustible más en la explosiva dinámica de escaramuza interna en la que vive la dirigencia de la oposición.
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They stuffed the building with highly combustible materials, failed to get permits, and didn't put up smoke detectors, prosecutors said.
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Bits Samsung has a main culprit in its combustible battery fiasco, and the problem is among the hardest to fix.
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Solid bitumen is also considered less hazardous than liquid crude because it is not combustible and would float on water.
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A third investigation from a senior Republican could put further pressure on Verma and fuel the combustible situation with Azar.
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Ethanol is opposed by many Democrats, who see it as maintaining a reliance on fossil fuels and combustible engine vehicles.
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Much of the combustible material in Notre Dame was in its roof structure more than 100 feet off the ground.
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Here's the conclusion from the report: Under the assumption that using e-cigarettes increases the net cessation rate of combustible tobacco cigarettes among adults, the modeling projects that in the short run, use of these products will generate a net public health benefit, despite the increased use of combustible tobacco products by young people.
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Her simulation of Ms. Faithfull's vocal style and combustible blend of arrogance and scabrous sarcasm only begins to tell the story.
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And there's the added risk of strapping the large rocket, full of combustible propellants, onto an aircraft with a human pilot.
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Back then, Altria signaled that combustible cigarettes could one day be replaced by vapes, a new and potentially much safer technology.
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The details behind the scenes underscore how history, nationalism, systemic differences, and increasing mistrust and miscalculation, have become a combustible mix.
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Such a shift might make an already combustible region even hotter, and undermine the stability of the anchor of Southeast Asia.
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Now, authorities are investigating a house fire in Horry County, South Carolina with a possible connection to the infamously combustible device.
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Five months of unusually hot and dry weather following the state's record wet winter ensured a ready supply of combustible vegetation.
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However, even when different flavoring chemicals are taken into account, e-cigarettes are at least 95 percent safer than combustible cigarettes.
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Moreover, several recent studies suggest that adolescents are transitioning from e-cigarettes to more harmful combustible cigarettes once addicted to nicotine.
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But on Thursday, the South Korean electronics giant offered a quick glimpse of just how costly its combustible phone has been.
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So you have announced plans to try to limit the nicotine levels in combustible cigarettes to minimally addictive or nonaddictive levels.
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But with four planets assembling into a combustible Grand Cross, the family friendly vibes could be countered with some cosmic friction.
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Germany's recent elections suggest that the combustible mix of political passions and simplistic economic narratives has taken center stage there, too.
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Onstage, "Fleabag" throbs with a concentrated, combustible vitality that a camera is incapable of capturing, even with pore-probing close-ups.
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In a situation this combustible, there are an enormous number of moves — some intentional, some accidental — that could light the match.
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Ms. Ronen is known for combustible evenings during which actors exhume their personal traumas, emotional scars and fears, largely through monologues.
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Even Pope Francis, on his current visit to Myanmar, refuses to utter the word "Rohingya," so combustible is the Burmese opening.
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Se rumoraba que un camión había intentado atravesar la peligrosa carretera para entregar combustible, pero las autoridades lo obligaron a regresar.
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Of those, 108 were found to maintain brand-sponsored Facebook pages, although none of the traditional, combustible cigarette brands run pages.
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This is why Donald Trump's loose talk about revising the One China policy inflamed a mood that is already dangerously combustible.
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Like bottle rockets or Roman candles, solid-fuel missiles carry their own combustible supplies, making them easier to transport and fire.
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Trump's combustible strategy is coinciding with an energetic final campaign swing featuring 11 rallies that opened in Florida on Wednesday night.
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Como agente de una empresa sudafricana de combustible, Makichi debía transferirles a sus proveedores más de 100.000 dólares cada tres días.
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Saner minds — beginning at the White House — should take immediate, serious steps to defuse the combustible situation in the Middle East.
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It found that 61.7% of those who had used cannabis had tried at least two methods -- combustible, edible or vaporized cannabis.
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Originally marketed as a safer alternative to combustible cigarettes, vaping has come under intense scrutiny after a recent spate of illnesses.
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Its flavors hit the right note: mint and fruit-flavored liquid still packed a high nicotine kick that rivaled combustible cigarettes.
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So the agency continues to advise everybody — except smokers who are vaping to quit combustible cigarettes — to avoid using e-cigarettes.
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Senum says that the 450 acres of wild land within the city limits are "choked" with overgrown -- and highly combustible -- vegetation.
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"The situation could become quite combustible," said Jessica Chen Weiss, an associate professor at Cornell University who studies Chinese foreign policy.
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A poll in 2016 found that 35 percent of adult smokers believe vaping is equally or more harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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Between 2011 and 2015 the use of combustible cigarettes among U.S. middle school students fell to 20163 percent from 4.3 percent.
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But the American airstrikes came at a particularly combustible moment in Iraq, where anger at foreign meddling was already running high.
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Experts say that restoration, which often involves combustible chemicals and electrical tools, always presents a fire danger, as does electrical wiring.
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Lawrence and Cooper, as the screwed-up couple at the film's center, have chemistry that is both combustible and deeply involving.
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One of your signature issues, of course, was tobacco, trying to limit the amount of nicotine that can go into combustible cigarettes.
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I still think the fundamental idea of trying to regulate nicotine in combustible products, and that rule I think will get out.
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The biggest worry is that these dead, dry forests will become highly combustible when California's annual fire season rolls around next summer.
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"I don't think many people realize how combustible the situation is," said Rashid Abdi, a researcher specializing in the Horn of Africa.
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The combustible Mr. Ironside vaulted into movie immortality as the antagonist in "Scanners," David Cronenberg's down-and-dirty, exploding-head anti-classic.
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The followers who remain make an unstable, combustible mix: One is chronically paranoid, another a sadistic narcissist and the third terminally stupid.
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Within its rigid metal frame hung huge fabric bladders of combustible hydrogen, sufficiently capacious to lift its gargantuan mass into the sky.
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He cited studies suggesting e-cigarettes are safer than combustible cigarettes and can help smokers quit better than traditional smoking cessation products.
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"E-cigarettes are recruiting at least some youth who likely would never have smoked combustible cigarettes," she told Reuters Health by email.
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Background: The Food and Drug Administration defines e-cigarettes as a tobacco product, while traditional cigarettes and cigars are combustible tobacco products.
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Such sparks are particularly hazardous if there are combustible materials around, which is more likely in an industrial than a domestic setting.
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Supporters and some researchers say e-cigarettes may help people quit smoking what they call combustible cigarettes, but the research is limited.
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However, Prince Mohammed's uncompromising efforts to counter Iran's growing influence in the combustible Middle East are sometimes perceived as reckless in Paris.
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Some public-health advocates see them as a life-saving alternative to their disease-causing combustible cousins that can help smokers quit.
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The United Kingdom has aggressively encouraged smokers to switch to the devices, citing research showing they're significantly less riskier than combustible cigarettes.
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"Combustible tobacco smoke is the No. 1 most important factor, not just only in lung cancer but in many cancers," Brasky said.
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In spaceflight, propulsion usually involves storing combustible materials at high pressures, and there's always a risk that engines might leak or backfire.
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Combined with the wage stagnation of workers of all races, it has created a combustible political combination that is exploding this year.
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Since last spring, North Dakota regulators have required companies to treat oil before it's shipped by rail to make it less combustible.
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This may seem counterintuitive, but logging leaves behind combustible twigs and branches on the forest floor, which can make fires spread faster.
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On this basis, flavors appear to be a significant factor in enabling smokers to move away from more harmful combustible tobacco products.
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If Mexico and the United States keep sparring over trade and migration, critics fear the two men could prove a combustible mix.
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It's a marriage of the combustible and the methodical, and one that at times has flared up over policy and temperament differences.
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Taking away the option to have any flavor, other than traditional non-mentholated combustible cigarettes, probably won't convince anyone to quit smoking.
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The world — already more combustible than at any time in recent decades — may be about to become a much more dangerous place.
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Part of the reason for this is that the climate warms, spring snowmelt occurs earlier, drying vegetation and making it more combustible.
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And the absence of the harshness of inhaling combustible cigarettes may allow vapers to take deeper or more frequent puffs, Levy added.
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" American Vaping Association President Gregory Conley said the ban "could send tens of thousands of ex-smokers back to deadly combustible cigarettes.
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The proposed border security force adds a new dimension to this highly combustible mixture, and drew sharp criticism from the Turkish government.
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This milestone would come amid increasing tensions between Iran and the U.S. and could thrust the crisis into a combustible new phase.
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Add to that the harm to counterterrorism operations brought about by the "pause" in coalition assistance, and you have a combustible mix.
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Ethylene is combustible, and in 215, the Pittsburgh Banana Company building exploded, causing it to rain bananas in the city's Strip District.
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E-cigarette makers marketed themselves as a safer alternative to smoking regular, combustible cigarettes that can help adult smokers kick the habit.
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But his dogged championing of combustible conservative issues — and his tireless pursuit of the Clintons — has made him a bullhorn in Washington.
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Brand placement of all combustible products, in which a specific product was shown, increased from zero in 2013 to 9.9% in 20123.
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The police would not confirm those details, but fire officials said the blaze was caused by the ignition of a combustible material.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Dogged by combustible smartphones and recalls of other devices, Samsung Electronics is hoping to find a path to product redemption.
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Anything that produces combustible dust, which includes many everyday items such as grain, flour, powdered sugar, cornstarch, cocoa, wood and powdered metals.
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Igniting those gases releases some energy, which then can be used to break down more cellulose and generate more combustible gases and heat.
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One of those measures includes restricting the sale of flavored non-combustible tobacco products beyond the usual cigarette flavors of tobacco and menthol.
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The Grenfell tower was coated with combustible panels and had no sprinklers, two factors which experts have said helped the fire to spread.
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And a weird kiss at school between Amabella (Ivy George) and Ziggy (Iain Armitage) brings all the parents together for one combustible confrontation.
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It's a combustible combination: a staff searching for defined roles and a more deliberative policy process and a president who likes to freelance.
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It markets its vapor pods as an alternative to combustible cigarettes, which are responsible for killing about half a million Americans every year.
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The museum itself is built of non-combustible materials; the stone is travertine (a form of Italian limestone) and the panels are aluminum.
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The big picture: E-cigarette companies claim their products are designed to give adults an alternative to smoking the more carcinogenic combustible cigarettes.
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They are widely believe to be less harmful than combustible cigarettes, but the long-term health consequences of using the devices are unknown.
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We encourage FDA to allow for further scientific exploration on the role flavors play in helping adult smokers transition away from combustible cigarettes.
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Alongside cracking down on flavored ENDS products, Gottlieb is also looking into banning from the market combustible menthol cigarettes and all flavored cigars.
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Airport spokesman Chris Jones said this is because jet fuel, while combustible, is not a flammable liquid that is easily detonated by gunfire.
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Even though Gottlieb talked tough on teen vaping, he championed e-cigarettes as a tool to help adults ween themselves from combustible cigarettes.
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Tilray said it plans to work with Novartis' generic drug business and supply non-smokable and non-combustible medical cannabis products where legal.
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Intercontinental Terminals said there is little chance of an explosion, but it's taking precautions by pumping naphtha, which is combustible, out of tanks.
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The cause of the fires remain under investigation, though authorities say the blazes could have been triggered by combustible gases from disintegrating garbage.
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Roberts said it's still early, but Juul is planning to design a program to help smokers switch from combustible cigarettes to e-cigarettes.
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"It's a very large structure with lots of voids where heat and smoke can gather, and lots of combustible material," Mr. Dwyer said.
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"More studies are needed to elucidate the nature of any true causal relationship between e-cigarette and combustible tobacco product use," it said.
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In effect, having opened up the certification process, the President has now guaranteed a new competitive and combustible phase in US-Iranian relations.
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That gave Altria more combustible-cigarette market share than the next seven brands combined, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Pregnant women are more likely to have the common conception that these nicotine delivery systems are benign or less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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In 240, 210% of US adults were current e-cigarette smokers while 22022% smoked combustible cigarettes according to the National Health Interview Survey.
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South Africa's unemployment rate is 26.5 percent and income disparities are glaring, a combustible mix atop some of the world's richest mineral reserves.
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Unsurprisingly, those who did not use either e-cigarettes or combustible cigarettes had significantly lower concentrations of exposure to most of the biomarkers.
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That injected into the debate questions of justice for victims of sexual assault, already a combustible topic a year into the #MeToo movement.
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Playing under that enigmatic, combustible genius taught Mr. Honeck that conducting is a bodily pursuit, a physical recreation of the sound you want.
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But the fire crews were hindered by low water pressure and damaged sprinkler systems and by intense radiant heat gusting between combustible structures.
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Previously, Altria purchased United States Tobacco, which sold a competing chewing tobacco product that some research suggests is less harmful than combustible smoking.
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These characters embody different ways of being black men in a white world — polite servility in T.T.'s case and combustible in Honey's.
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Analysis of past police shootings has found that officers themselves sometimes are the ones who ratchet up the tension in already combustible moments.
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Donald Trump's aversion to policy detail, his chaotic management style and his combustible personality have all contributed to the party's failures this year.
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Happily married to Sherry Lansing for 26 years, Friedkin says, he wasn't really "Hollywood's most combustible director," as The Telegraph once called him.
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But it is the language of Mr. Perez's combustible Dennis that truly lights up the ashen world in which the play is set.
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Llevaba una carga vital: unos 2200 litros de combustible para ayudar a restaurar la electricidad en una ciudad que quedó aislada del mundo.
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La ayuda ha llegado lentamente por aire y mar, en forma de agua, frutas y verduras frescas y, quizás lo más importante, combustible.
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But when "Nicotine" stays dry, earthy and combustible, like a Virginia tobacco blend, it has a lot to say and says it well.
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Much like combustible cigarettes, Tang said his findings suggest that secondhand vaping fumes also pose a risk to other people within close proximity.
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"I am concerned he and President Trump will make for a combustible combination," the ranking Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen.
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Rodu argued that there was a possibility that the use of combustible cigarettes is what made them more likely to suffer heart attacks.
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The controversy is mounting at the same time as a fierce dispute over impeachment intensifies, making for a combustible mood on Capitol Hill.
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Of those participants who had ever used cannabis, 31.3% had used combustible cannabis, 21.3% had used edibles and 10.5% had used vaporized cannabis.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Friday that it's planning to propose rules to cut the level of nicotine in combustible cigarettes.
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Add alcohol and mental health issues, including increased rates of suicidal ideation, among this age group and you have a truly combustible mix.
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The district was one of three in the city experimenting with decentralization of the school system, a combustible racial, political and educational issue.
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The most combustible Tea Party town halls were confrontations with Democrats, like Doggett, whose positions on the A.C.A. stood little chance of changing.
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The hot flashes and the welling up of "a bright, ascendant rage" make Steinke feel combustible, while the culture makes her feel invisible.
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The main culprit in wildfire is not native planting, it's combustible brush — which the Getty is vigilant about regularly clearing from the surrounding areas.
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A Juul spokesman said the proposed legislation would only limit adult smokers' access to products that could help them switch away from combustible cigarettes.
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"Likewise, measures are needed to eliminate environmental contamination from e-cigarette, combustible tobacco product, and cannabis product waste in and around schools," they wrote.
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These winds, combined with near-record dry conditions and heavily populated areas located near combustible hills and forested land are a recipe for disaster.
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But for now, the agency continues to advise everybody — except smokers who are vaping to quit combustible cigarettes — to avoid THC containing e-cigarettes.
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They had long ignored building codes and laws that would have made buildings fire-resistant and would have kept combustible materials off the streets.
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First, they signal the transition to a more combustible future in the Far North, as climate change makes conditions more conducive to large wildfires.
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Five years of declining incomes, added to brazen corruption and injustice, make a combustible mix; the Kremlin is keen not to add a spark.
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Tilray is working with Novartis' generic drug business Sandoz and supplying non-smokable and non-combustible medical cannabis products where it is legally allowed.
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They might also calm, if only temporarily, a combustible situation that at points last year seemed ready to explode into an accidental nuclear war.
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But this proposed legislation's primary impact will be to limit adult smokers' access to products that can help them switch away from combustible cigarettes.
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The combustible nominee and his allies are lashing out at Ryan and vowing to run against any Republican who does not hold the line.
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A spokeswoman for Saint Gobain said its BR 135combustibility certification of Celotex was based on tests conducted with a non-combustible cement façade panel.
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"The data show that kids using e-cigarettes are going to be more likely to try combustible cigarettes later," Gottlieb said in a statement.
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Public Health England, the executive agency of the United Kingdom's Department of Health, estimates that e-cigarettes are 85033 percent safer than combustible cigarettes.
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Green's combustible nature leaves him always close to boiling point and the 26-year-old is certainly playing on the edge this post-season.
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The plot's combustible ingredients include a jilted bride, arson, and a vial of tranquilizers and a loaded gun just begging to be picked up.
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Other stakeholders, though, have called for e-cigarette flavors to be restricted to the two flavors offered by traditional combustible products, tobacco and menthol.
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Anti-smoking zealots refuse to acknowledge the benefits of THR products, despite overwhelming evidence that these products are significantly less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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And she has pledged to make the politically combustible issue of immigration reform a priority of her first 100 days in office if elected.
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"The government will consult on banning the use of combustible materials and cladding systems on high-rise residential buildings," minister James Brokenshire told parliament.
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But it seems that the use of these tobacco products, including combustible cigarettes and e-cigarettes, seems to precede the use of marijuana somehow.
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The fallout from the video and Mr. Trump's more combustible attitude has already shown signs that it is turning off independent voters and women.
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Instead of using models to market the e-cig, Juul Labs will now use real former smokers who switched from combustible cigarette to Juul.
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One example: In mountainous terrain, fires typically run much faster uphill as the fire heats the fuels above it, making them more readily combustible.
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The mix of filial devotion and resentment that Hamilton feels toward his mentor, George Washington (an excellent Obioma Ugoala), is newly and provocatively combustible.
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"There is the possibility that secondhand e-cigarette 'smoke' will turn out to be as bad as secondhand smoke from combustible cigarettes," he noted.
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Overall, 4.8% said they currently smoked traditional combustible cigarettes and also used e-cigarettes; another 7.8% only smoked traditional cigarettes and 2.7% only vaped.
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And yes, that is also the man whom Burr subsequently killed in a duel, propelled by the same combustible competitiveness that informs this song.
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While we do not yet know enough about the long-term effects of non-combustible tobacco products, we must encourage investments in new technologies.
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"We continually evaluate our product portfolio to meet the needs and preferences of adult smokers who want to switch from combustible cigarettes," she said.
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Other work shows teenagers who vape are 30 percent more likely to start smoking combustible cigarettes than teens who don't routinely use e-cigarettes.
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From 1985 to 1988, Latin Quarter was the central hotbed for New York rap: a raging party, proving ground, networking opportunity and combustible jamboree.
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In particular, the building was enveloped in a combustible cladding which ignited and the flames raced to the top of the building in minutes.
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The women, raucous and combustible, have their own agendas, and their own alliances based on a variable calculus of race, blood, and personal affinity.
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Set against this ongoing furor, Schlesinger accused Juul of disingenuously presenting itself as a tool to help wean adult smokers off traditional, combustible cigarettes.
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"More studies are needed to elucidate the nature of any true causal relationship between e-cigarette and combustible tobacco product use," the report said.
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The Israeli authorities have struggled to contain the settler violence, despite fears that it has the potential to set the combustible West Bank ablaze.
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The combustible mix exploded in July 133, after two officers arrested and beat a black cabdriver who had passed their double-parked patrol car.
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Closely modeled on Mr. Shanley's experiences as a student, "Prodigal Son" is a hymn to the impossible, combustible and brilliant young thing he once was.
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The authors say this could reflect "the relatively young age of e-cigarette users" and the perception that vaping is safer than smoking combustible cigarettes.
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A spokeswoman for Saint Gobain said its BR 135 combustibility certification of Celotex was based on tests conducted with a non-combustible cement façade panel.
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"It's clear that we're focused on the mission of the company to convert people off combustible cigarettes," said Ann Hoey, Juul's vice president of marketing.
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It also breaks down food, paper and other combustible material into a fibrous mass that can be used either as fuel or for anaerobic digestion.
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Again, Mars, as the warrior planet, is aggressive, but Pluto, the planet of death, destruction, and rebirth, is combustible in a much bigger, deeper way.
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America's media and telecoms industry has long had episodic deal frenzies, reflecting a combustible mix of technological change, juicy profits and ambitious moguls and managers.
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"The killing was simply the spark in a very combustible situation," said Reginald Jackson, a teacher and community activist who lives blocks from the unrest.
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Sacramento hired Dave Joerger as coach and is hoping Cousins' intense and sometimes combustible demeanor will mesh with the former leader of the Memphis Grizzlies.
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The announcement fuelled an already combustible scandal that has transfixed Malaysians, battered their prime minister, Najib Razak, and could yet ensnare banks around the world.
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A bulk of this analysis centers around Butler's relationship with the Sixers because it's utterly fascinating to imagine how good/bad/combustible it can be.
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And the results show that from 2015 to 183, the rate of high-schoolers using e-cigarettes, along with hookahs and combustible tobacco products, dropped.
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Critics say the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital could make a region already struggling with four ongoing conflicts all the more combustible.
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"We must design the risk out of these buildings and that means only permitting non-combustible materials in these buildings from the start," she said.
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It was just about enhancing the experience, because the better the experience, the idea was that it would be better to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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While e-cigarette companies often claim their goal is to offer adults a safer alternative than combustible cigarettes, Healey alleges Juul's intentions aren't so innocent.
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"We are taking significant action to prepare for a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non-combustible products over cigarettes," Altria said in a statement.
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We're actually in the greed-driven Capitalocene, the trash-choked Plasticene, the combustible Pyrocene, the self-loathing Misanthropocene, the testosterone-dominated Manthropocene—even the Obscene.
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Roger Stone Trump has had a combustible relationship with Stone, the renegade GOP operative who was once partner at a Washington lobbying firm with Manafort.
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Already halfway through the season, Las Aguilas ownership acted fast and surprisingly brought in the combustible 64-year-old Ricardo La Volpe to replace Ambriz.
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Combine this tacit license to discriminate with the Trump administration plan to encourage the arming of teachers, and you have a recipe for something combustible.
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Instead, investigators found that mine management failed to prevent a combustible buildup of coal dust, which was ignited by faulty machinery to create a fireball.
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Katie Peate lives in a building in Manchester covered in timber cladding and an insulation system that residents were told was more combustible than Grenfell's.
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La compañía intenta superar el escándalo por mentir sobre las emisiones de ese combustible pero, entre otras cosas, se descubrió que financió experimentos con monos.
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El mandatario de Corea del Norte prometió algunos pasos concretos, como el desmantelamiento de instalaciones para la producción del combustible usado en las ojivas nucleares.
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During the same period, exposure to combustible cigarette smoke was declining slightly, with about half of students saying they had been exposed to secondhand smoke.
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He had been a model citizen in the finals before the technical, but the Cavaliers will have to hope they have ignited his combustible personality.
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Currently, one JUUL pod contains a nicotine concentration of nearly 60 milligrams per milliliter, which is more nicotine than an entire pack of combustible cigarettes.
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McClellan added the e-cigarette industry should be "proactive" about trying to develop the evidence needed to show its products are safer than combustible cigarettes.
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Excepto que los fabricantes de automóviles ya basaron sus planes de negocios en el supuesto de que los estándares para el rendimiento de combustible aumentarían.
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Under the revised timeline, manufacturers won't need to file until 2021 for combustible products like cigars and until 2022, for noncombustible products like e-cigarettes.
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De acuerdo con el gobierno interino de Bolivia, Morales ordenó manifestaciones y cierres de autopistas bolivianas, además de crear una escasez de combustible y alimentos.
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"When they perpetuate conspiracy theories online, it's combustible," said Rick Alan Ross, the founder of the Cult Education Institute who has studied far-right conspiracies.
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The slender, very combustible-looking structures were built over several months by young Londoners and volunteers to create a 395' long sculpture mounted on barges.
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At 1,100 feet tall, Torch Tower is one of the tallest buildings in Dubai, and it's covered in aluminum panels that are filled with combustible plastic.
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Zurich Municipal has recommended its clients review their fire risk assessments and said its "strong recommendation" was the use of fire resistant or non-combustible insulation.
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The company says its e-cigarettes are meant for adult smokers who want to continue using nicotine without all the harm that comes with combustible cigarettes.
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The company has positioned itself as an , helping to wean adults off combustible cigarettes, which are responsible for killing about half a million Americans every year.
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Vlad Savov will be on the ground covering the event live, with news trickling in all week about the latest in combustible and e-powered automobiles.
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If Lizzie can feel strained in pace and plotting (its score relentlessly announcing thematic gravity), the heat between Sevigny and Stewart makes for a combustible climax.
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A combustible concoction of alcohol, adrenaline, and (Orthodox) God-knows-what-else roars through their veins and crawls into their sweat on this hot spring day.
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The rainy season in California is getting shorter and the droughts more prolonged, meaning there is simply more combustible material and a greater chance of wildfires.
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The company says that its mission is to "improve the lives of the world's one billion adult smokers," by helping them switch away from combustible cigarettes.
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To solve this problem, researchers from Harvard's outfitted the RoboBee with a tiny combustible rocket, giving it the oomph needed to break the water's surface tension.
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RESOURCE-RICH Nigeria has long ignited interest from oil firms, but it can be a dangerously combustible environment when it comes to the risk of corruption.
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In 2008, the thin, combustible academic co-authored "Fixing Failed States", a summary of his life's research into the construction of institutions in war-torn countries.
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The big picture: The last time the global threat picture was this crowded and combustible was in the lead-up to World War I, Panetta says.
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La demanda de combustible se recupera en algunos países, lo cual podría ayudar a que se recuperen los precios del crudo en un año o dos.
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We encourage the City of San Francisco to severely restrict youth access but do so in a way that preserves the opportunity to eliminate combustible cigarettes.
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It would also mean, for adults, patches and e-cigarettes rather than combustible cigarettes—nicotine delivered in a potentially less harmful way than by burning tobacco.
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Ever since go-getter Mars zipped into combustible Aries this past January 28, world events — and personal developments — have been firing off at a frenetic pace.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The New Orleans Pelicans are conducting a big man experiment that is as potentially promising and combustible as their new center, DeMarcus Cousins.
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Critics, however, say the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital could make a region already struggling with four ongoing conflicts all the more combustible.
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Many Motherboard staff have lab experience under our belts, but have any of us ever dunked a flaming metal cannonball into a tin of combustible thermite?
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For them, the putative infiltration of bathrooms by perverts and predators—the rationale for measure's like Oxford's—is a nicely combustible emblem for wider social upheavals.
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The CPSC recommends keeping them away from combustible materials, avoid using them on or near a road, wearing protective gear, and having a fire extinguisher nearby.
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On top of that, the effects of wage stagnation, income inequality and economic insecurity seem to be playing a part in creating the current combustible atmosphere.
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This concentrates the sunlight into a single focal point, all of it adding heat onto the combustible fuel source, in this case the dried up bark.
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Top military officials urged caution, citing the potential for igniting a wider conflict in a combustible part of the world, people familiar with the discussions said.
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What police executive with oversight of tactical operations could have felt this officer possessed the leadership and interpersonal skills necessary to de-escalate potentially combustible situations?
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Vertoe, for instance, has a list of things that cannot be stored, including combustible, flammable, hazardous or toxic materials, chemicals, narcotics, fireworks, explosives, weapons and ammunition.
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Set off by diamonds, colored sapphires and rutilated quartz prized for its slash-like inclusions, it evokes Toussaint's combustible combination of classical discipline and modern exuberance.
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Adding to the combustible mix of claims and counter-claims: Trump has repeatedly suggested that Curiel may be biased against him because the judge is Latino.
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It was an extraordinary convergence of forces: Industry hype meets charges of cultural appropriation meets one of the most combustible political issues in America today, immigration.
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Crest also took an exceptional charge of 18.4 million pounds ($24.18 million) in the current financial year for a change in government guidance on combustible materials.
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Crosthwaite formerly worked as an executive overseeing Marlboro cigarettes at the company and was in charge of pushing into non-combustible cigarette devices like the IQOS.
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Netanyahu's open door in Washington and other world capitals, at a combustible time on Israel's borders with Syria, Gaza and Lebanon, remains a big draw domestically.
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"We will not stand idly by as these products become an on-ramp to combustible cigarettes or nicotine addiction for a generation of youth," he added.
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"We will not stand idly by as these products become an on-ramp to combustible cigarettes or nicotine addiction for a generation of youth," he said.
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The delay in the deeming rule means that these newly regulated non-combustible tobacco products would have until August 2022 to file pre-market approval applications.
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This means fewer smokers will switch to non-combustible sources of nicotine and will be more likely to die as a result of their tobacco habit.
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Samsung Electronics, the company still reeling from the debacle over its combustible Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, has made an $8 billion play in the auto industry.
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Philadelphia-born singer Jazmine Sullivan lends her talents to "Hard to Believe," an elastic and intimate song that treats romantic longing as a combustible, unstable thing.
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"We do think there's a potential opportunity for e-cigarettes to be a lower-risk alternative to smokers who want to quit combustible cigarettes," he said.
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The expanded group drew onlookers and resulted in a combustible dynamic that triggered at least one fist fight, though it was unclear who threw the punches.
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According to Sternberg, millennials have found themselves saddled with a broken economy and a combustible job market thanks to the careless choices of baby boomer politicians.
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There's also this 2015 study in JAMA, which suggests students who use e-cigarettes are later more likely to report smoking combustible cigarettes compared with non-vapers.
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This combustible combination seemed like perfect reality TV fodder, with Sidney and his production team rigging the farmhouse with groaning pipes, exploding cupboards and other spooky effects.
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The insulation between the cladding and the concrete structure was also combustible, and the thin space between them acted like a chimney, funneling heat and flames upward.
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Climate scientist Carlos Nobre said farmers seeking to clear land for cattle pastures wait for the dry season when forests become combustible and then set them alight.
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In a pair of combustible public appearances Wednesday -- alongside the unfortunate Finnish President Sauli Niinistö -- Trump, as he always does, met a crisis with all guns blazing.
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The harbour at which the explosion occurred is a terminal for combustible fluids such as naphtha and methanol that are important for BASF's supply of raw materials.
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Cannabis company Tilray is working with the Sandoz generic drug business of Novartis, supplying non-smokable and non-combustible medical cannabis products where it is legally allowed.
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What else do you expect when you put fucked up family relationships and combustible personalities in front of a camera in hopes of producing entertaining reality TV?
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Certainly, the combustible energy on display creates anxiety, and I found myself thinking (with some dread) of Megan Abbott's taut suspense novels centered on teenage female athletes.
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"I believe these menthol-flavored products represent one of the most common and pernicious routes by which kids initiate on combustible cigarettes," he said in his statement.
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The CEO also revealed a fun fact: the high-powered engine can even run on top-shelf booze, since turbines are able to run on anything combustible.
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"It beggars belief that the government's building safety review gives the green light to combustible materials on high-rise blocks," said John Healey, Labour's housing policy chief.
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At the same time, the agency announced its plan to work toward a regulation that reduces the level of nicotine in traditional, combustible cigarettes to nonaddictive levels.
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After all, shooting people off our planet in giant combustible devices is one of humanity's greatest ongoing endeavors, and deserves its own cozy spot on the calendar.
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A pugnacious left-hander with an occasionally combustible temper, Rose won the 1954 Australian Open and the 1958 French Open along with five grand slam doubles crowns.
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"The explosions regularly involved the ejection of a burning battery case or other components from the device which subsequently ignited nearby flammable or combustible material," FMCSA said.
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Altria said Juul would become its only e-cigarette offering and that the company would promote the devices alongside its combustible cigarettes and other nicotine-containing products.
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Beirich calls the likely attendees a "combustible mix" of groups similar to those that gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia, two years ago when demonstrations became violent and deadly.
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Al diseñar los artículos que van a bordo, PriestmanGoode consideró el peso, ya que cuanto más peso haya en una aeronave, mayores serán las emisiones de combustible.
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And you are always conscious, as you must be, of the combustible chemistry generated by this combination of distinctive, separate personalities longing to cohere into a whole.
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One of the questions it's seeking comment on is which types of products should fall under the rule: traditional combustible cigarettes, alternatives like e-cigarettes, or both.
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The growth rate in these combustible zones is similar to that in Gulf Coast floodplains, even as climate change, invasive species and other factors boost fire risk.
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"Working at JUUL Labs has been an honor, and I still believe the company's mission of eliminating combustible cigarettes is vitally important," Burns said in a statement.
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Aside from the fact that ivory, essentially bone, is not terribly combustible, the burning generates vast amounts of air pollution in the form of fine respirable particulates.
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"Jennifer's Body is not funny, nor is it sexy (the girls keep their clothes on), nor is it scary (it's all just special effects)," said Combustible Celluloid.
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They left exposed swathes of synthetic phenolic insulation which is rated either B or C for reaction to fire in British Standard tests, which means they are combustible.
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For an invention to really dominate our culture, it would—like the combustible engine or the airplane or the television—have to become part of industry as well.
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Here's the catch: Of the people who kicked combustible cigarettes, 80 percent of the people in the vaping group were still using e-cigarettes when the trial ended.
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Most carmakers appear to be investing in new combustible engine architectures that promise greater fuel efficiency and fewer emissions but that still require more parts than electric cars.
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Months of drier and milder than average conditions followed the wettest winter on record in this area, leading to a surge in the amount of highly combustible fuels.
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A few years ago, researchers found that they could coat a long thin carbon nanotube—like a sheet of graphene wrapped into a tight cylinder—in combustible material.
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"We are taking significant action to prepare for a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non-combustible products over cigarettes," Howard Willard, Altria's CEO said in a statement.
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IDC analysts said the recall of the combustible Note 7 did not seem to have an effect on the company's tablet sales but the company has wider problems.
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""We encourage the City of San Francisco to severely restrict youth access but do so in a way that preserves the opportunity to eliminate combustible cigarettes, Juul continued.
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Ultimately, it is clear as countries in the region take sides that a creative diplomatic solution is needed to take the heat out of an increasingly combustible situation.
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But it was widely seen as a confrontational political act, and it helped spark an already combustible situation into a full Palestinian uprising, known as the Second Intifada.
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Watch More From VICE News: While generally marketed as "safer" than combustible cigarettes, recent research from the American Academy of Pediatrics, which Rubinstein led, suggests they're not safe.
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The combustible and manically energetic Billy (Timothée Chalamet), the most talented of the three young actors, is an out-of-control rebel, desperate for a secure emotional connection.
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I finished the Pollock/de Kooning chapter with no real sense of how their combustible friendship, skillfully parsed by Smee, had any specific bearing on each one's painting.
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Because the tobacco is heated instead of burned, the company claims it cuts the harmful cancer-causing chemicals found in a combustible cigarette by 90 to 95 percent.
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Given this combustible backdrop, elected officials, political candidates and protesters have a responsibility to temper their remarks so as not to inflame what is clearly a dangerous situation.
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Last year, the Globes offered a combustible mix of broadsides at then-President-elect Donald Trump, highlighted by career-achievement honoree Meryl Streep deriding Trump without naming him.
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The wedge-drivers' reflexive endorsement of the policies of the current Israeli government, combined with their holier-than-thou condemnations, produce a combustible brew that serves no one.
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The bottom line: Bolton will face a challenge in creating and sustaining a functional relationship with a president who's even even more combustible and unpredictable than he is.
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It found that the percentage of adults who said e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarettes dropped from 29 percent to 26 percent between 20183 and 2018.
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"We are taking significant action to prepare for a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non-combustible products over cigarettes," Altria CEO Howard Willard said in a statement.
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Like the Murdochs or the Trumps, the Roys are a family built on controlling the media and also one another, a game that is perilous and often combustible.
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Mariupol is now at the center of a combustible struggle between Russia and the West over the future of Ukraine — and over rules that govern the world's seas.
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It seemed a potentially combustible mix, but clashes were limited to a few harsh words exchanged near some porta-potties, and the city went about its usual business.
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This radicalization of a new generation of Rohingya, a Muslim minority in a Buddhist-majority country, adds fuel to an already combustible situation in Rakhine, Myanmar's poorest state.
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The industry contends that restricting sales of flavored e-cigarettes will make it harder for adults to reduce their health risks by substituting them for traditional, combustible cigarettes.
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California is deep into its dry season, with many hillsides covered by combustible brush, and many areas, including San Francisco, have experienced record high temperatures in recent days.
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The former New York mayor qualified for Wednesday night's debate on the eve of the critical contest, injecting a combustible new element into an already volatile primary fight.
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Played with eerie synchronicity and combustible energy by Evanna Lynch and Colin Campbell, 17-year-old Sinead and Darren are known to each other as Runt and Pig.
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"We've heard powerful accounts from adults out there who tell us that they've used e-cigarettes to successfully transition from combustible cigarettes," Adams said during a news conference.
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Attorney Jay Sekulow, a smooth TV veteran, was combustible, theatrical and often loose with the facts in a manner that would not cut it in a real court.
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"During 2016-2017 declines occurred in current use of any tobacco product; any combustible tobacco product, [two or more] tobacco products; cigarettes; and smokeless tobacco," the report says.
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While e-cigarettes don't contain the combustible tobacco that makes regular cigarettes so carcinogenic, they do contain several other chemicals whose long-term health effects are largely unknown.
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The attack, and Tehran's vows of retaliation, sparked fears that the already combustible situation in the Middle East could lead to a war between the U.S. and Iran.
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The number of protesters on the street outside the compound on Wednesday was about 1,000, much smaller than it had been on Tuesday, but the situation remained combustible.
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Las autoridades empiezan a evaluar los daños [en inglés] y temen fallas eléctricas, desabasto de combustible y productos básicos, así como brotes de enfermedades diarréicas, roedores y mosquitos.
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Fox Sports had given him great latitude to carry out his vision — one that unapologetically veered from traditional broadcast fare and instead embraced combustible, and often contrived, argumentation.
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To manage this inherently combustible situation, the Israeli military has turned swaths of the central city into "sterile zones" in which Palestinians are no longer allowed to drive.
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This includes studies looking at, among other things, how these products may impact the health of currently addicted adult smokers as well as their use of combustible cigarettes.
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"Working at JUUL Labs has been an honor and I still believe the company's mission of eliminating combustible cigarettes is vitally important," Burns said in a press release.
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"We are not going to permit e-cigarettes to become a pathway to nicotine dependency" or the use of combustible tobacco, Azar said in an interview with CNBC.
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For now, the CDC is advising everybody — except smokers who are vaping to quit combustible cigarettes — to avoid using e-cigarette products, particularly those purchased off the street.
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This feedback loop is especially troubling in Indonesia because of the nation's widespread peatland environments, which are highly combustible during dry seasons and store disproportionate amounts of carbon.
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The company uses non-combustible ceramic fiber material to make the battery packs less susceptible to catch fire — even if one of the cells suffers a short circuit.
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It's the addictive ingredient that keeps smokers lighting up, but the thousands of other chemicals in combustible cigarettes, among them 70 known carcinogens, do most of the damage.
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In the history of border standoffs, the one shaping up on the edges of Venezuela has turned into a particularly combustible mix of political theatrics and deadly risks.
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Their conclusion: The common assumption that resource scarcity fuels most unethical behavior may need updating; the freedom and self-orientation conferred by high status may be far more combustible.
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Gottlieb, who previously held a financial interest in the vape shop Kure, has said publicly that certain e-cigarettes may have the potential to wean smokers off combustible cigarettes.
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"I think you're right to suspect things are a lot more combustible in Asia now," said Isaac Stone Fish, senior fellow at Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations.
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"Their heady psychedelia, combustible group dynamic and adventuresome live shows made them one of the defining bands of the era," their entry on the Hall of Fame website reads.
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Sixty high-rise buildings have failed tests to gauge whether their cladding materials are combustible, and there have been complaints in the media that checks have moved too slowly.
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The FDA has said nicotine products exist on a continuum of risk, where combustible cigarettes are the most deadly and nicotine patches, gums and lozenges are the least harmful.
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Gantz, 59, became Israel's top general in 2011 after stints as commander of forces on the combustible northern frontier with Syria and Lebanon and as military attache in Washington.
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This proposed legislation begs the question - why would the City be comfortable with combustible cigarettes being on shelves when we know they kill more than 480,000 Americans per year?
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The council says the combustible cladding "significantly differs" from that on Grenfell Tower, the high-rise across town where at least 79 people died in a blaze June 14.
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With people forced to stand in line for four, five, six hours or more for basic staples — and even then sometimes leaving empty-handed — the social situation is combustible.
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A combustible array of variables, including the rise in authoritarianism and anti-authoritarianism worldwide and technology that makes it easier to organize sibling marches, have contributed to historic turnouts.
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On Wednesday he said goodbye to Ty Cobb, an attorney who was uncomfortable with the President's combustible strategy, and replaced him with Emmet Flood, a Bill Clinton impeachment lawyer.
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" Argument against the move: "Critics say the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital could make a region already struggling with four ongoing conflicts all the more combustible.
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Gottlieb, who held a financial interest in the vape shop Kure, said some e-cigarettes may have the potential to wean smokers off combustible cigarettes and be less harmful.
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"We are taking significant action to prepare for a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non-combustible products over cigarettes," Altria Chief Executive Howard Willard said in a statement.
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Samir Soneji, an associate professor at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, said Juul is trying to aggressively position itself as an alternative to "combustible" tobacco.
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In response to the report, the government said it had already banned combustible materials in the external walls of flats, hospitals and student accommodation more than 18 meters high.
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Emails sent by and to an Arconic sales manager question why the combustible panels were used even amid brochure warnings that such panels were a fire risk, Reuters reported.
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Los científicos consideran que es un hallazgo muy importante porque el hielo podría ser usado como agua potable o incluso en la fabricación del combustible que usan los cohetes.
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It is their combustible, transgressive love, sparked over that first sip of water, that plants the seeds for the end of a world built on rules, power and greed.
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Combustible, the newest residency program at CounterPulse, brings together choreographers and technologists to create new staged performance works that explore the relationship of body-based art and new technologies.
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In 2006, China announced that it would spend 800 million yuan, at the time worth about $112.5 million CAD, researching frozen natural gas on the sea floor—combustible ice.
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Boylen ran in to restrain Rondo when the ever-combustible duo of Boogie and Matt Barnes entered the fray, butting into an argument between an opponent and a referee.
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Logging, including many projects deceptively promoted as forest "thinning," removes fire-resistant trees, reduces the cooling shade of the forest canopy and leaves behind highly combustible twigs and branches.
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In a recent interview, the F.D.A. commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, said that while e-cigarettes may be a preferable alternative to combustible tobacco cigarettes, they are not risk free.
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Not many well-known albums have been recorded there — though some that ought to be known better certainly have — but it's fostered more than its share of combustible creativity.
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Cheap hoverboards have been known to occasionally explode in the past, typically because of issues when charging their large, combustible lithium-ion batteries, but we shouldn't jump to conclusions.
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That hasn't been the case in the United Kingdom, which has so far led the global charge to promote vaping as a much safer alternative to smoking combustible cigarettes.
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In a way, this is also a trial about how society grapples with the combustible questions of power, predation and due process that complicate he said/she said narratives.
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This is the famously combustible rhythm section in the Wayne Shorter Quartet, a band that has steadily intensified its rapport since coming together at the turn of the millennium.
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El domingo 12 de enero, los clientes ofrecieron abrazos y empatía a los trabajadores del lugar: el racionamiento del combustible de la comunidad había sido una montaña rusa emocional.
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Researchers found that any use of e-cigarettes, hookah, non-cigarette combustible tobacco or smokeless tobacco in one year doubled the chance that youths smoked cigarettes the following year.
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Researchers at the Arthur D. Little (ADL) consulting firm say over a 20-year period EVs are significantly more expensive to own and operate than traditional combustible-engine cars.
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And United center backs Marcos Rojo and Eric Bailly succeeded in riling the combustible Diego Costa, who was booked in the first half and played on the edge throughout.
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It would also require companies to show that flavors are instrumental in getting smokers to leave combustible cigarettes and that they don't make vapes more harmful to the user.
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And of course, there's Mr. Brown (a combustible Woody McClain), who's perpetually at war: with the other group members, with management, with law enforcement and, of course, with himself.
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"Imposing any kind of ban on electronic or vaping products in the context of combustible tobacco continuing to be on the market makes little public health sense," Beletsky said.
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Crosthwaite oversaw Altria's expansion into alternatives to combustible cigarettes, and oversaw the "commercial and regulatory efforts" related to the launch of IQOS, Altria's "heat-not-burn" alternative to cigarettes.
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"We've set out a plan to try to reduce nicotine levels to nonaddictive or minimally addictive levels to transition people off combustible cigarettes," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, FDA commissioner.
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As the nuclear deal and the Middle East enter uncharted and potentially combustible territory, it is imperative that Europe helps ensure that we don't soon find ourselves repeating history.
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The second section gives the show a combustible center; its title alludes to the debate over whether self-taught artists could be compared to trained ones or are incomparable.
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China acordó eliminar la deuda de Caracas y la petrolera rusa Rosneft le ha proporcionado suministros de combustible, lo cual ha permitido que Maduro se mantenga en el poder.
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"I believe these menthol-flavored products represent one of the most common and pernicious routes by which kids initiate on combustible cigarettes," he said in a statement at the time.
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Meanwhile, several industry and lobbyist groups said they were planning to work with the FDA on this problem but warned that adult smokers trying to quit combustible cigarettes may struggle.
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He made countless etchings that both glamorize and problematize American industriousness, depicting builders in cavernous subway construction sites, longshoremen on bustling docks, or miners operating deep within combustible underground shafts.
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These attacks aren't as deadly as a 9/11-like strike, but they are hard to prevent in a big country that offers easy access to firearms and combustible materials.
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" In response to criticism of the company's product design, he said Juul's founders used their experiences as smokers to "engineer a product that would help adults switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Although the flamboyant Argentines recently celebrated 30 years as a band, their combustible delivery of the murga-driven "Matador," an 80s rock en español classic, sounded as vibrant than ever.
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Indeed, its proposed approach must set tobacco executives' pulses racing, because the more restrictive part of the FDA's plan, to reduce nicotine in combustible cigarettes, will take years to implement.
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He's been using it instead of weed to manage his anxiety for the past couple of years and has a brother who, like me, quit combustible cigarettes using the Juul.
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He has tried to balance keeping kids away from e-cigarettes while keeping them available for adult smokers, who he believes can benefit from switching to vaping from combustible cigarettes.
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Twisted within these planetary binds, shackled to the recursive dynamics of a feedback culture, even our faith–however porous and combustible–is soaked in the materialism of paraffin and fiberoptics.
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Translation: a full-blown humanitarian crisis that analysts warn could ignite an already combustible situation by further aggravating Gaza residents and hardening the divide between the two leading Palestinian factions.
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This combustible realignment of political views, Finkelstein explained, would translate into a resurgent longing for strongman leaders throughout the world, short on specific policy proposals, but long on authoritarian swagger.
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Focusing on the extremely popular Juul (with 2023 percent of the market as of August, 2018), they reported one pod is equivalent to approximately 20 combustible cigarettes — a full pack.
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In addition to its little water wings, the RoboBee has a little electrolytic plate that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen, then mixes them together for an easily combustible mixture.
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But when these two highly combustible elements come together, something very weird happens in the reaction, and all of that brainpower somehow devolves into pussies, bizarre homoeroticism, and flying footwear.
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Reuters said six emails sent to and by an Arconic manager raised questions about why the company supplied the combustible panels despite a public warning that they posed a risk.
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More than 160 people were killed in Ryongchon, near the Chinese border, in April 2004, when trains laden with combustible material exploded because of a collision or an electrical malfunction.
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"As we transform our business toward a smoke-free future, we remain focused on maintaining our leadership of the combustible tobacco category outside China and the U.S.," Mr. Henry said.
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Lawmakers passed measures to curtail the use of e-cigarettes, which would treat electronic cigarettes the same as combustible cigarettes, and to extend the statute of limitations for malpractice victims.
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The researchers also found no significant change in the current use of combustible tobacco products by teens, other than e-cigarettes, that drove the overall increase in youth tobacco use.
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Once sold as the safer alternative to traditional, combustible cigarettes, e-cigs are now associated with a national outbreak of mystery respiratory illnesses, six deaths, and a fraudulent marketing campaign.
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A fresh intervention in one of the most combustible battlegrounds on the planet — one already crawling with Syrian, Russian, Iranian, American, Turkish and Kurdish forces — could easily bring unintended consequences.
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Starring a perfectly paired Jack O'Connell and Sienna Miller, this Young Vic production brings combustible conviction to a smoldering classic that has only rarely ignited in performance in recent years.
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Under FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the FDA has adopted the idea that nicotine products exist on a continuum of risk, with smoke particles in combustible cigarettes being the most harmful.
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In the most popular group, videos that have been viewed on YouTube and other streaming services from 22012 million to 22015 billion times, 49.7% showed either combustible or electronic smoking.
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" In a statement, Juul Labs said that "this proposed legislation's primary impact will be to limit adult smokers' access to products that can help them switch away from combustible cigarettes.
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Some are turning back to combustible cigarettes — or taking them up for the first time — in a dangerous bid to lower their nicotine intake and ultimately get off their vapes.
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The FDA must put e-cigarettes and vapes through an appropriate series of regulatory gates, Gottlieb said Thursday, but the products have the potential to be safer than combustible cigarettes.
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We have taken aggressive action in both the U.S. and Canada to combat underage usage of our products while preserving the opportunity for adult smokers to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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According to the folklore, he accidentally dropped a lit sparkler into a crate full of other, more combustible pyrotechnics, which created a blaze that quickly tore through the isolated town.
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Fear of more terrorist attacks and concern about large numbers of refugees from the Middle East created a combustible force that boosted nativist politicians to the podiums and amplified their voices.
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The answer is: yes, technically, but it's kind of hard, for the same reason that it's difficult to die from an overdose of combustible cigarettes—and that's because you'd get sick.
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The company has positioned itself as anti-tobacco, with a mission to help to wean adults off combustible cigarettes, which are responsible for killing about half a million Americans every year.
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"I believe these menthol-flavored products represent one of the most common and pernicious routes by which kids initiate on combustible cigarettes," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in a statement Thursday.
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The company recently posted its best-ever quarter of profits, a remarkable turnaround after the company had to suspend sales of and recall its notoriously combustible Galaxy Note 7 last year.
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But when Mr Smee is able to fill in the details, weaving the art into stories of these combustible friendships, both come alive in ways that neither could have done alone.
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ANÁLISIS Alzas en los precios del combustible y del transporte, impuestos a las llamadas por WhatsApp y un desabasto de cebollas son los catalizadores de la furia popular alrededor del mundo.
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UPDATE: A JUUL spokesperson reached out to Refinery29 with the following statement: JUUL Labs' mission is to eliminate cigarette smoking by offering existing adult smokers a true alternative to combustible cigarettes.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 fiasco has been top of the headlines for the past six weeks with the world's largest smartphone maker finally deciding to stop making the highly combustible phablet.
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Until restrictions can be enforced on these combustible products, however, the FDA is allowing menthol and mint-flavored ENDS products to be sold in convenience stores as well as vape shops.
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Companies like Altria, which rely on the sale of traditional tobacco products, like cigarettes, have seen combustible tobacco use decline in recent years, even as vaping has become steadily more popular.
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The Minnesota Vikings were the latest opponent to prey on his combustible nature on Monday, as they grabbed, hit and irritated Beckham to one of the worst games of his career.
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Next stop, Israel When you couple that with some of Trump's anti-Iranian campaign invective, the potential for a combustible alignment is higher now than it has been in several decades.
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Company executives have promoted the idea that non-combustible products such as IQOS will replace cigarettes and that the company is well positioned to help smokers switch to less harmful products.
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Not an e-cigarette, but also not quite a combustible cigarette, Iqos is a heat-not-burn tobacco product and the newest nicotine technology to vie for the lungs of Americans.
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It is a first-of-its-kind financial tool, designed to help investors fund forest restoration in overgrown, highly combustible areas, which are becoming ever more dangerous due to climate change.
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Even more worrying are new studies that suggest that dual use of electronic and combustible cigarettes may increase the risk of heart and lung health problems compared to either product alone.
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Critics say that Castro, the twin brother of presidential candidate Julián Castro, went too far by calling out private citizens at a combustible moment in U.S. politics after two mass shootings.
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And we are lumbered, as ever, by loads of Marvelite baggage: magical cubes, combustible spacecraft, and earnest exhortations to be the best version of oneself that one can possibly be. Thanks.
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Ashley Gould, the chief administrative officer for Juul Labs, said they designed Juul for adult smokers trying to switch from combustible cigarettes, but data show the product's startling popularity among youth.
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He was speaking after a government-ordered review of building regulations, published earlier, drew widespread criticism because it did not recommend an outright ban on combustible materials in tall housing blocks.
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But her decision not to advise a ban on combustible cladding or insulation for high-rise buildings drew immediate condemnation from a wide range of critics including the opposition Labour Party.
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E-cigarette makers argue the devices help adult smokers give up cigarettes -- potentially saving them from related illnesses -- by giving a nicotine fix without the smoke and smell of combustible cigarettes.
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James and Anthony have ignited a cluster of combustible story lines this season, merely by talking or tweeting, with their every word being picked apart and analyzed by fans and observers.
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The legend goes that Cohn, a notorious bully, enlisted the gangster when he learned the combustible news of a romance between Sammy Davis Jr. and his contracted blond bombshell Kim Novak.
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Few pressing plants survived the industry's shift to CD manufacturing in the mid-80s, and the dozen or so that did are mostly reliant on aged, combustible machinery running at capacity.
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The Food and Drug Administration issued draft guidance Friday for how to test the toxicity of nicotine products that are meant to help smokers quit traditional "combustible" smoking, like e-cigarettes.
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Tactics like cutting fuel breaks — or strips of land where the vegetation has been cut back to block the spread of fires — between combustible vegetation and homes can help reduce risks.
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If Saudi leaders think they can score an easy victory in Lebanon against Hezbollah, it will be another misjudgment that adds to a dangerous and combustible moment in the Middle East.
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The new restrictions do not apply to menthol, mint or tobacco flavors, which the F.D.A. wants to keep available for adults who are using e-cigarettes to quit smoking combustible cigarettes.
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The Chinese are interested in using combustible ice as an energy source because they'd like to use the found natural gas to replace coal-fired power plants, which Dusseault calls "evil".
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But this year the delegates, along with public health regulators around the world, are facing a new, pressing question: what to do about the explosive growth of alternatives to combustible cigarettes.
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Adding to the combustible environment is Russia, the other major Assad defender, which threatened to retaliate to what Washington called its recent "self defense" moves by treating American planes as targets.
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About 60 of the building's floors were damaged in the 2015 fire, and investigators concluded that the exterior cladding, made of aluminum panels with combustible plastic cores, had accelerated the flames.
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E-cigarette makers argue the devices help adult smokers give up cigarettes -- potentially saving them from related illnesses -- by giving a nicotine fix without the smoke and smell of combustible cigarettes.
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Stunt: In this action picture, Ghost Rider, the demonic, combustible motorcyclist played by Nicolas Cage, uses the side of a building like an interstate, speeding to the top to elude authorities.
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El bloqueo de seis días en enero en Zimbabue tenía como propósito frenar las manifestaciones de la oposición, pero también terminó afectando gravemente a empresarios como Peter Makichi, distribuidor de combustible.
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Arconic, the American company that sold the combustible material used at the London housing project, said on Monday that it would no longer sell the paneling for use in high rises.
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The facade, installed last year at Grenfell Tower, in panels known as cladding and sold as Reynobond PE, consisted of two sheets of aluminum that sandwich a combustible core of polyethylene.
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Reducing the overall use of combustible tobacco products, while recognizing that some adults will continue to use nicotine, could greatly improve the health of individuals and the population as a whole.
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The FDA also wants to understand whether premium cigars pose different risks or are used in different patterns compared with other combustible tobacco products, Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in a statement.
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The affiliate reported that the complaint said Amiot was seen setting "a variety of combustible materials" on fire behind the Adas Israel Congregation synagogue last Monday at about 85033:13 a.m.
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Arconic, the American company that gained notoriety for selling combustible material used at the site of Britain's deadliest fire in more than a century, reported better-than-expected profit on Monday.
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Los problemas surgieron después de que López Obrador, en un intento por combatir el huachicoleo (el robo de combustible), ordenara el cierre temporal de los ductos por los que se transporta.
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"The roof structure, for instance, is made of thick timber beams, which obviously can provide some of the combustible material and participate in the overall stability of the structure," Gernay said.
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"This acquisition will add another non-combustible product to our portfolio in what we believe is a high-potential, rapidly-developing oral products category," Altria CEO Howard Willard said in a statement.
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Philip Morris, maker of Marlboro cigarettes, which now controls about a third of Indonesia's market through its stake in Sampoerna, does not offer any of its non-combustible cigarette products in Indonesia.
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The company plans to work with Novartis' generic drug business Sandoz and supply non-smokable and non-combustible medical cannabis products where it is legally allowed, Tilray announced in a press release.
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On the other hand, there's a growing body of evidence that they act as what FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb has called an "on ramp" to the more dangerous, combustible kind of cigarette.
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Insurance policies only cover the cost of rebuilding a burned-down home; they don't cover upgrades to meet relatively new fire ordinances, like the use of non-combustible roofs and other materials.
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Like with fireworks, the combustible pellets are made from various metals and elements so that they burn with different colors, adding to the spectacle, and improving on what Mother Nature can do.
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The inquiry has heard that Grenfell Tower had been enveloped in a combustible cladding during a recent refurbishment, and that this was a major factor in the rapid spread of the fire.
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There is another ingredient in this combustible mix: Democrats are still smarting over the unprecedented, unyielding obstructionism of Obama by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The company manufactures three main types of Reynobond panel— one with a polyethylene (PE) core, one with a fire retardant core and another with a non-combustible core, according to its website.
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Omnis said combustible Reynobond PE material was safe to use on high rise buildings if the insulation material usually put behind the panels was made of incombustible material such as mineral fiber.
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Two sources told CNN's Jeff Zeleny the President was defiant and "without regret" over his combustible performance Tuesday, likening the outraged media response to some of the volcanic twists of his campaign.
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"We want adult smokers to hear directly from former adult smokers that Juul Labs provides a true alternative to combustible cigarettes and is showing unprecedented success," the company said in a statement.
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Justice Smith and Shameik Moore are fine, if not revelatory, in the lead roles of Ezekiel and Shaolin Fantastic, the nascent M.C. and D.J. whose combustible relationship forms the show's primary plotline.
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A key issue in assessing whether the government has fulfilled this duty was whether building regulations banned the combustible cladding in high-rise blocks and whether those regulations were enforced, it said.
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For nearly 50 years now, the Stanford Prison Experiment has been held up as proof of how combustible personal interactions can be, how the bonds of humanity can disappear in a flash.
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No matter their differing viewpoints, scholars, advocates for women's rights, politicians and others see enormous consequence in reckoning with adolescent behavior during a high court fight in an unusually combustible election year.
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Some clauses in the regulatory guidance had appeared to prohibit the use of exteriors as potentially combustible as the cladding used on Grenfell Tower, which contained flammable insulation between sheets of aluminum.
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Mr. Prabowo has a controversial military record (from human-rights abuses to behaving outside the chain of command) and a combustible personality, and emphasizes "strong leadership" and economic populism in his campaigns.
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Thanks to its group chemistry (slyly combustible) and repertoire (dissected pop tunes; slap-happy original compositions), the Bad Plus has for nearly two decades been one of improvised music's most reliable entities.
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After being dogged by combustible smartphones and recalls of other devices, the company hopes the Galaxy S8, which features a large 5.8-inch screen, will help it down the road to redemption.
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It was permitted under British regulations, even though safety experts have long warned the metal sheets could melt under intense heat, allowing a blaze to race through the combustible material between them.
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This week, in a federal courtroom in Manhattan, 6ix9ine, one of the most polarizing and combustible rappers in recent memory, proved as eager a star witness as he was a viral sensation.
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Warming can make wildfires worse, for example — it makes vegetation drier and more combustible — but forest management practices, as well as decisions about where to build, also affect the degree of devastation.
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"A more systematic approach" would address both e-cigarettes and traditional combustible cigarettes, said Michael Eriksen, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Office on Smoking and Health.
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The talented-yet-temperamental Australian burst onto the scene in 2014 when he beat Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon but has earned a reputation as the sport's 'bad boy' given his combustible temperament.
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An attorney representing Amiot said the man denies all allegations against him, according to Duluth affiliate KBJR, but court documents say he admitted to setting combustible materials on fire outside the building.
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Title notwithstanding, and no matter Amalric's raffish magic, the most resonant — and haunting — scenes in the film are those shared by the two women, every word and glance between them truly combustible.
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This week, in a federal courtroom in Manhattan, 6ix9ine, one of the most polarizing and combustible rappers in recent memory, proved as eager a star witness as he was a viral sensation.
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"Since 2005, we have been focused on creating a product to help people switch away from smoking combustible cigarettes — the number one cause of preventable death in the world," Mr. Monsees said.
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An increasing number of combustible products are used in buildings but there is no way of knowing in advance which products are likely to be more or less toxic when they catch fire.
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The team's offense, currently ranked seventh in the league, is led by the combustible, trifecta-chucking backcourt of Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum, both of whom are averaging over 20 points a game.
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They will speak of us as barbarians who trusted a painted yellow line to separate combustible materials traveling at high rates of speed, only to miss each other by a matter of feet.
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The National Weather Service has issued a "red flag" warning for areas around the Kincade Fire, with low-humidity drying out plants and trees and leaving the flames with plenty of combustible fuel.
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About six years ago, Ms. Markey started earning notice for frequently combustible interpretations of bubble gum songs that turned, say, the Taylor Swift hit "You Belong With Me" into a satanic morality tale.
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The most effective man-made way to contain a wildfire is to box it in by building barriers or buffer zones deprived of combustible material between the fire and communities in its path.
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We fully support FDA's efforts to curb underage use of tobacco products, and we believe restricting access to flavors will negatively impact current adult smokers in their journey to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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There was even more external monologue than usual as Murray, who can sometimes be combustible, splayed his fingers and cast dark looks in the direction of his support team and his own errors.
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Flaring methane is a common practice in the oil industry, which sees it as an easy way to dispose of the combustible gas that often comes out of the ground along with oil.
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Residents also allege that regulators put cost before safety, saying that cheap, combustible materials used on the exterior of the building in a major refurbishment in 2014 might have helped spread the flames.
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During an April hearing on whether to advance his nomination for the FDA position, he said some e-cigarettes may have the potential to wean smokers off combustible cigarettes and be less harmful.
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This would be a combustible situation contained to itself, but in addition to the internal pandemonium, the Trump administration is likely to be tested, as new presidents often are, by hostile foreign actors.
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"Healing," as it refers to a possible reconciliation between races at combustible odds, is a word that's pronounced with skepticism in this production, which opened on Monday at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
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Austria could be a test case for how far voters will go to demand change as immigration joins with diminished economic security and resentment of entrenched elites to create a combustible political mix.
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Irsay is the one who decided to keep the combustible combination of Chuck Pagano and Ryan Grigson together after the 8-8 fall last year, despite all accounts that Pagano would be fired.
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The US decision to abandon the nuclear accord and recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital has made a combustible region -- one with four ongoing conflicts -- potentially all the more explosive, some analysts said.
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Crest, which has been also hit by higher building costs, expects to take a 17 million pound cash charge in the current financial year related to change in government guidance on combustible materials.
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Collins, as fiery as the occasionally combustible Mets manager could get three hours before the start of a weekend series with the Milwaukee Brewers, felt that he needed to clarify some lingering questions.
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This is despite the ever growing recognition that vaping can serve as a less harmful alternative to traditional tobacco products, and that flavors can help keep former smokers away from combustible tobacco products.
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Black Lives Matter protests have revealed the depth and breadth of America's fractured racial landscape, a place where poverty and institutional racism have turned into a combustible force that threatens our democracy's stability.
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If Rite Aid were worried about a regulatory crackdown, Gottlieb said they would pull traditional cigarettes off the shelves as well, since e-cigarettes are not as unhealthy and dangerous as combustible cigarettes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain could ban the use of combustible materials on high-rise buildings in response to the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 71 people last June, the housing minister said on Thursday.
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If there is enough money in "vol-control" funds — ranging from variable annuity accounts at insurers and trend-following hedge funds — then their automated selling can pour fuel on an already combustible situation.
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The opposition to the Republican frontrunner is so combustible that a few weeks ago, hundreds of people turned up to protest Trump outside his New York hotels—and he wasn't even in town.
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"I just wish they were alive so that we could actually give them an e-cigarette to smoke instead of the combustible cigarettes," Behm-Rose said of her and her husband's deceased parents.
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Matt David, head of communications at Juul, said the company's mission was to eliminate combustible cigarettes and noted that more than 50 percent of smokers who try Juul successfully switch to e-cigarettes.
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In the book she comes off as a rather combustible personality and doesn't really like it when things are too peaceful and likes to blow up relationships and is a pretty great person.
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Mr. Zinke obliged, blaming Canadian lumber imports — one of Mr. Trump's favorite trade villains — for what he called displacing American-grown lumber on the market, leaving fallen trees to rot and become combustible.
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If you're worried about partisan divisions ruining your holiday meal, you can ban the topic of politics altogether or create a seating chart that is the least likely to result in combustible conversation.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Before a world audience watching online, Samsung on Monday offered details and schematics showing how its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone went from cutting-edge technology to a costly, combustible failure.
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Because you're cooking with something highly combustible, and with limited airflow (grills are designed to retain heat, after all), there's serious potential for danger, and there are regulations keeping those maximum temperatures down.
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While Soleimani's death is a major tremor, setting the stage for a more precarious and combustible Middle East in the foreseeable future, in the long term, without Soleimani, Iran's playbook is significantly downsized.
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Polos in tropical flower patterns and baggy shorts of aqua camo hark back to the 1970s, not only in their loud patterns and colors but also in the combustible material — 92 percent polyester.
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To alleviate the threat, the officials said, the utility switched most of its manhole covers to vented ones that allow gases to escape, "so they cannot form a combustible amount," Mr. McHugh said.
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"We have not seen any detections at action levels," said Matt Loesel, on-scene coordinator with the US Environmental Moreno said there are dry, combustible chemicals in the storage building where flames reached.
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The factory, which made school bags and toys according to Indian media, was packed with combustible materials like paper, plastic and cardboard, causing it to burn for hours before being brought under control.
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Why it matters: Both companies have made major moves into e-cigarettes, which they view as the best way to remain viable in a U.S. market that has moved away from combustible products.
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It has become clear in recent years that some kind of zero-carbon, storable, combustible fuel is, if not essential to total decarbonization of the energy system, at the very least extremely helpful.
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Compared with standard yellow flames, which burn at around 1,000 °C (1,800 °F), the hottest blue flames can reach temperatures of 4,000 °C (9,000 °F) when fed by the extremely combustible substance dicyanoacetylene.
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They are still responsible for nearly one in five deaths in the US. "Overall, e-cigarette aerosol contains fewer numbers and lower levels of toxicants than smoke from combustible tobacco cigarettes," the committee found.
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"While we remain committed to advancing policies that promote the potential of e-cigarettes to help adult smokers move away from combustible cigarettes, that work can't come at the expense of kids," Gottlieb said.
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For example, the carbon monoxide exposure from IQOS aerosol is comparable to environmental exposure, and levels of acrolein and formaldehyde are 89% to 95% and 66% to 91% lower than from combustible cigarettes, respectively.
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Close to the coast, these winds compress the air coming off the hills and mountains to the east, further warming and drying out the air mass, and helping to dry out already combustible vegetation.
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"They have erected walls using combustible materials, illegally installed plumbing and heating systems in numerous units without the proper permits, inspections and approvals," said BSEED Director David Bell in a statement regarding the closure.
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In an accompanying written statement, she referred to marketing materials by a distributor of Arconic products which likened Reynobond PE to petrol and urged customers to opt for another, non-combustible type of cladding.
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Making our present moment yet more combustible is a deep transformation of our political coalitions: The nonwhite share of the Democratic vote rose from 7 percent in the 20203s to 44 percent in 2012.
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"In general, indoor pollution due to e-cigarettes is lower than by cigarettes, but, as for inhalation, e-cigarettes produce compounds that combustible cigarettes don't, with unknown health effects," Jordt told Gizmodo by email.
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A study published last week from researchers at Georgia State University found the proportion of adults who think e-cigarettes are as bad as or worse than combustible cigarettes increased substantially over five years.
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This was when the touchpaper to their combustible mutual enmity was ignited, not only by their competition for European places but also by an incident involving Bernd Schuster and the man they called 'Goiko'.
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That points to another interpretation of such activism: less agrarian and romantic than a combustible form of anti-government extremism, fuelled by conspiracy theories and sharing ideological roots, and some personnel, with white supremacism.
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To that end, they say it's just common sense to socially stigmatize e-cigarettes every bit as much as their combustible counterparts through bans and regulations (like those that ban fruity, kid-appealing flavors).
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"The combustible mixture of opposition protests and police brutality poses a risk of rising tensions ahead of, and potentially after, the 2017 ballot," said Philip Walker, regional Africa editor for the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain announced on Sunday that it is banning the use of combustible materials on the outside of high-rise buildings in response to the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 71 people.
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Ground crews raced to clear drought-parched vegetation along the southern flanks of fires, removing highly combustible fuels adjacent to populated areas before extreme heat and winds were forecast to revive over the weekend.
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Lower-than-needed reserves plus other constraints are creating a "'combustible cocktail' of potential year-end funding pressures," Mark Cabana, rates strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said in a note to clients.
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In a followup survey in fall 2015, when the students were 16 years old and in 11th grade, the survey asked whether they had used three types of marijuana products: combustible, vaped or edible.
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Leading e-cigarette company Juul, which holds about 75% of the market in the United States, has also maintained that flavors are a useful tool to help adult smokers to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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Playing out against the backdrop of the #MeToo movement, only weeks before midterm elections that have already energized female voters and Democrats, the testimony occurred at the combustible intersection of politics and women's rights.
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His administration's response to the Gaza violence, and his decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem, which added fuel to an already combustible situation, suggests a major break with the traditional US approach.
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What We Found For the most part, it is not luxury apartment towers, but buildings filled with first-time buyers, retirees, working-class people and immigrants that have shouldered the burden of combustible cladding.
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A 2016 study in the journal Chest said that smoking e-cigarettes had an effect on the heart and arteries which, while was not as pronounced as that of combustible cigarettes, was still distinctive.
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Opera purists may squawk, but for me every voice does justice not only to Bizet's melodic richness but also to the inescapable fatalism of the story, as the music tugs everyone into combustible convergence.
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The row is a combustible mix of simmering antipathy between Moscow and Kiev over Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, and high passions surrounding Eurovision, an annual singing pageant taken especially seriously in eastern Europe.
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But others—including the entire British health system, and plenty of American experts—maintain the belief that vaping is a safer alternative to smoking combustible cigarettes and a good way to help smokers quit.
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Separately, the authorities are racing to identify and evacuate dozens of high-rises wrapped in the same kind of combustible cladding as Grenfell Tower in London, where a fire killed at least 79 people.
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It does not have the support of harm-reduction proponents and major scientists, who claim vaping to be a safer alternative to smoking combustible cigarettes and a potential off-ramp to ditching the habit.
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More importantly, they have insisted that it is precisely the flavors—the option to disassociate a nicotine rush from the taste of tobacco—that has helped them to ditch deadly combustible cigarettes for vaping.
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"There is some public health need for alternative nicotine delivery devices to be available for adults to get off of combustible tobacco," Azar, sitting next to Trump, said in the Oval Office on Wednesday.
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Legislative Republicans said the bill could be revived in a later session, but the delay infuriated the famously combustible Christie, who launched a Twitter offensive Tuesday against Democrats who opposed it and big newspaper companies.
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From the report:Starting three weeks ago, the same combustible panels as used on Grenfell were stripped from many of the flats in Salford by Pendleton Together Housing, which manages the properties for the city council.
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One important caveat is that the tobacco information only refers to traditional combustible cigarettes and doesn't take into account the spike in underage vaping (though vaping alone doesn't account for the lower levels of smoking).
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On the 6th, Mars and Venus will lock into a combustible square (90-degree angle), which will force you to reckon with your opposing needs for both spontaneity and stability — whether single or spoken for.
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The loyalty of the teenagers in Debaga is expressed not for their country, a complex and combustible mix of Shi'ites, Sunnis, Kurds, Yazidis and Christians, but for a Sunni tribal leader named Sheikh Faris Abdullah.
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The blockbuster report throws a combustible new element into Washington's already volatile political atmosphere, in which House Democrats are gearing up to launch an aggressive oversight agenda against Trump's White House, armed with subpoena power.
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To judge from his solid approval ratings, Netanyahu, 69, has delivered what Israelis wants: a purring economy and relative security despite the collapse of peacemaking with the Palestinians and combustible fronts with Syria and Lebanon.
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Panels with a fire resistant core — the FR model — can be used up to 30 meters, while above that height, panels with the non-combustible core — the A2 model — should be used, the brochure says.
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What they create on "Procedure," met at every turn by Mr. Opsvik and Mr. Waits, is a hallucinatory epic, indebted both to free-jazz avatars like Albert Ayler and the combustible side of prog-rock.
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And it showed the depths of the Warriors' exasperation that it was not the combustible Green or the sometimes feisty Kerr who blew up as Game 303 slipped away for good, but the cherublike Curry.
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"This is the same marketing playbook again with e-cigarettes as it was for cigarettes in the last century," Soneji says, noting that e-cig advertising is not as regulated as marketing of combustible cigarettes.
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I'll soon be adding to what I've already posted on the mix of bad forest and development policies, indefensible homeowner choices, combustible invasive species and climate change that is amplifying fire danger in the West.
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During their pursuit of the two Palestinians attempting to infiltrate armed with "knives, wire cutters and combustible material", the Israeli soldiers were shot at from inside the Gaza Strip, the military said in a statement.
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Whatever one's opinion on Rapinoe's choice — Lloyd said she respected it but, at the same time, found it to be a "distraction" from the team's larger goals — there is no denying that it is combustible.
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The students answered a paper-and-pencil, phone or internet survey that asked whether they had ever used (or had used in the past 30 days) e-cigarettes, combustible cigarettes or a hookah water pipe.
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He introduced a sweeping plan in the summer of 2017 to lower the nicotine in combustible cigarettes to minimally or non-addictive levels while trying to get more adult smokers to switch to e-cigarettes.
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Long before the United States Army put a gun in his hands, this child of a poor black neighborhood was conditioned to attack — by a toxic confluence of environment, circumstance and an innately combustible nature.
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A mining boom drew an influx of mostly young men to the state, many of them single and spending long periods in remote communities with large disposable incomes, a combustible mix that leaves many vulnerable.
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American politics, rarely if ever a kumbaya exercise, is now marked by talk of left-wing mobs and right-wing nationalism, and has become as combustible this fall as it has been in modern times.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Monday lambasted Juul for illegally marketing its nicotine pods as a safer alternative to traditional combustible cigarettes and threatened action against the company, including the seizure of its products.
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Juul e-cigarettes, which contain nicotine but not combustible tobacco, have surged in popularity among high schoolers, so much so that the Food and Drug Administration declared it a full-blown epidemic in mid-September.
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I believe we have a combustible political metaphor on our hands here, which — given the current international situation — is a little queasy-making, as are Jerry's jokey references to launching "rockets" into the American market.
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While less combative than their famously combustible client, the lawyers relentlessly assailed the prosecution's interpretation of events, accusing House Democrats of cherry-picking the facts and leaving out contrary information to construct a skewed narrative.
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"Nitrate Storage Cabinet Tests" (211), which was shot outdoors, shows reels of flammable nitrate film stocked in different types of cabinets; the museum was trying to determine the best way to store the combustible material.
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This month, for example, which is designated as "Stoptober" to urge people to ditch smoking, the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) is literally pushing for smokers to switch from combustible cigarettes to e-cigs.
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"Research indicates that access to a variety of flavors is a key factor for those adult smokers who are looking to choose something other than a combustible tobacco product," said spokesperson Kelly Cushman by email.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain plans to ban the use of combustible materials on the outside of high-rise buildings in response to the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 71 people, the housing minister said on Monday.
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"I have listened carefully to concerns and I intend to ban the use of combustible materials on the external walls of high-rise residential buildings, subject to consultation," minister James Brokenshire said in a statement.
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First, nicotine users who may be spooked by heavy-handed media reports could smoke combustible cigarettes instead, according to Jidong Huang, an associate health policy professor at Georgia State University, who specializes in tobacco economics.
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Juul also said its deal with Altria "will help us switch adult smokers off of combustible cigarettes by helping us get our product in their hands" -- by including Juul inserts in cigarette packs, for example.
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That's when our men come in: Mario (Yves Montand), Jo (Charles Vanel), Luigi (Folco Lulli) and Bimba (Peter van Eyck) accept the task, despite the dangers of driving the combustible liquid over winding, rocky roads.
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Hewitt, now 34 and just retired, will be making his debut as Australia's captain, with Australian tennis back on the rise and showcasing young men like Bernard Tomic and, above all, the combustible and flashy Kyrgios.
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Advocates for the bans say flavors appeal to kids and minimize how harmful and addictive vapes are perceived to be, but opponents say they're an important tool in getting adults to switch over from combustible cigarettes.
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"We look forward to a productive dialogue as we continue to combat youth usage and help adult smokers switch from combustible cigarettes, which remain the leading cause of preventable death around the world," the spokesperson said.
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The U.K. government has announced that around 600 high-rise apartment buildings around England use similarly combustible cladding to London's Grenfell Tower, where a massive fire killed at least 79 residents last week, per the BBC.
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"Nicotine [in e-cigarettes] does the same thing as [combustible] cigarettes," said Neal Benowitz, a professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco who's been studying the link between e-cigarettes and heart health.
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"We look forward to a productive dialogue as we continue to combat youth usage and help adult smokers switch from combustible cigarettes, which remain the leading cause of preventable death around the world," the statement said.
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Again, all eclipses are hectic and bring big surprises, but you can expect the energy of this eclipse to be even more combustible than usual thanks to Mars and Uranus meeting in Aries on February 26.
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The harbor terminal at which the explosion occurred handles combustible fluids such as naphtha and methanol and remains closed for the time being, which means BASF is facing a shortage of raw materials needed for production.
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"We look forward to a productive dialogue as we continue to combat youth usage and help adult smokers switch from combustible cigarettes, which remain the leading cause of preventable death around the world," the company said.
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"We still believe that non-combustible forms of nicotine delivery, such as e-cigarettes, may be less harmful alternatives for currently addicted adult smokers who still seek nicotine," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said last month.
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Specifically, the agency is looking for any scientific evidence or data that shows whether its use of words like "switch" and "alternative" give people the idea that Juul's e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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Specifically, the FDA is looking for any scientific evidence or data that shows whether its use of words like "switch" and "alternative" give people the idea that Juul's e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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But while the show, very loosely inspired by Tocqueville, does pay off with hallucinatory visuals and aural overload — a combustible hallmark of Mr. Castellucci's work — it doesn't contribute much to our American moment of self-scrutiny.
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The company must prove its products are what is called a net public health good — that the benefits as an alternative to combustible cigarettes for adult smokers outweigh the risks of nicotine addiction, especially among minors.
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The public hearings, which started in September 2017, have established that a combustible cladding system fitted to the tower's external walls during the recent refurbishment was the main factor in the unstoppable spread of the fire.
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And it may be that there are some sectors of the economy that resist electrification and still need combustible liquid fuels even through 2050 — so-called "harder-to-abate" sectors like shipping, aviation, or heavy industry.
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The agency will weigh the number of people likely to become addicted to nicotine via Juul, against the number who might use it to quit combustible cigarettes, and will also assess the safety of the products.
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" In February, when the changes were announced, the sheriff's office said they were instituted "in order to reduce the amount of combustible material in the inmate's housing areas, which can lead to the spread of fire.
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They emphasize that Trump's combustible remarks — he told officials at a White House meeting last week that the United States shouldn't take more immigrants from "shithole countries" — are giving them more leverage in the blame game.
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It's a Catch-22, says Abrams: A really appealing, high-quality e-cigarette is going to be a more effective substitute for combustible cigarettes—but it's also going to be more addictive and appealing to teens.
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And although Kyrgios has showed his volatility many times during his short career, Djokovic, not Kyrgios, was the more unsettled and combustible man on Wednesday as the aces and winners again piled up in Kyrgios's favor.
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But I also learned that firmness and vigilance, and a healthy grasp of the limits of the possible, are the best way to deal with the combustible combination of grievance and insecurity that Vladimir Putin embodies.
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Our current advertising features testimonials from former adult smokers who made the switch off combustible tobacco with the JUUL device, and we are ensuring that this campaign is targeted at adult smokers age 35 and up.
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If the products do not increase combustible tobacco cessation in adults, then with the range of assumptions the committee used, the model projects that there would be net public health harm in the short and long term.
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There were many questions after the blaze was extinguished, and it was discovered that among numerous safety hazards, a particularly combustible form of cladding was used on the facade of the building in order to cut costs.
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The agency says nearly 90 percent of smokers pick up the habit before the age of 18, and it suspects that lowering nicotine levels could decrease the likelihood that future generations will become addicted to combustible cigarettes.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - British tobacco company Imperial Brands said it was on track to deliver full-year results in-line with expectations, helped by its increased sales of products which give smokers alternatives to combustible tobacco.
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Juul, whose sleek vaping devices that resemble USB flash drives have become a sensation in the United States, has previously said it aims to improve the lives of smokers by offering a "satisfying alternative to combustible cigarettes".
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But lest anyone think the combustible Trump had turned touchy-feely, he also reassured his hardline supporters by previewing what promises to be a recurrent campaign theme: accusing Democrats of supporting unlimited free healthcare to undocumented immigrants.
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The company says it has identified all of the "credible causes" that may have been responsible for this combustible interplay of materials, and corrective actions have been taken to make sure the same accident doesn't happen again.
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For many, the story of Fleetwood Mac begins with the 1974 arrival of Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, the talented yet combustible American duo who ignited an explosive string of hits that continue to define the band.
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LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - It is "concerning" that all the tower blocks tested for combustible building materials after a devastating fire in west London have failed, a spokesman for British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
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Juul Labs had this to say in response to the draft guidance: We are committed to reducing youth usage while preserving our opportunity to eliminate combustible cigarettes, the number one cause of preventable death in the world.
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"What the president is doing now is trying to figure out the right balance" of making sure adults have access to e-cigarettes to help wean them off combustible tobacco, while also preventing children from getting addicted.
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An unchecked dynamic of escalation, action, counteraction – without the fail-safe of a communications channel to defuse a combustible situation – could swiftly produce by accident or miscalculation serious, unintended consequences leading to an all-out regional war.
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"We share the subcommittee's concerns about youth vaping and welcome the opportunity to appear and share information about our commitment to eliminate combustible cigarettes and our aggressive, industry leading actions to combat youth usage," the spokesperson said.
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Public health advocates might argue that these tactics are justified as a means of discouraging non-smokers, particularly young people, from trying e-cigarettes, developing a nicotine dependency, and potentially transitioning to more harmful combustible tobacco products.
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With the climber's image being broadcast — and commented on — far and wide on Wednesday, the man perched, if only briefly, at the intersection of two unpredictable worlds: the combustible presidential campaign and the chaotic city beneath him.
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The RFS, first established in 2005, has been a financial boon for farmers, but environmental groups like Sierra Club say it creates an incentive to convert land for farming and helps maintain a dependence on combustible engines.
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What we do understand so far is that e-cigarettes are most likely a less dangerous option than combustible cigarettes, and are often touted as a harm reduction technique for people who are already addicted to nicotine.
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While honoring all the expected biomusical clichés, which include rolling out its subjects' greatest hits in brisk and sometimes too fragmented succession, this production refreshingly emphasizes the improbable triumph of rough, combustible parts assembled into glistening smoothness.
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"Absolutely no one wants to develop a product that would in any way, shape or form be problematic in getting either aboard an aircraft, or once it's aboard an aircraft, we don't want a product that's combustible."
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani Muslim spiritual leader known as the "father of the Taliban" was killed Friday evening by a knife-wielding attacker who sneaked into his bedroom, officials said, further roiling the country's combustible religious tensions.
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The path toward the exhibition began, the records department officials say, with a phone call in 2011 from the police, who were looking for advice on how to dispose of old nitrate film, which can be combustible.
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Gottlieb said Friday that the FDA is also planning to develop new rules to reduce nicotine levels in combustible cigarettes to non-addictive levels and to ask for public input on flavors in e-cigarettes and cigars.
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Pero se mata también por combustible, como en Guanajuato, donde los homicidios se han triplicado en los últimos tres años hasta llegar a las 231 personas asesinadas en 2019, más que en cualquier otro estado del país.
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When it appeared unlikely that he would return after a disappointing 1982 season, Garcia was asked if the Indians should replace him with Billy Martin, the combustible manager who was about to be fired by the Yankees.
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While there's no question smoking regular combustible cigarettes is unhealthy, Hassan said that e-cigarette makers need to gather more data into the benefits to adult smokers looking to quit versus the societal impact of teen addiction.
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The Food and Drug Administration is taking the first steps toward implementing a rule about the maximum level of nicotine in combustible cigarettes, after an announcement of its plans last summer that rocked stocks of tobacco companies.
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I'm reaching out to you on behalf of Juul Labs, who has contracted with Locust Street to support its services and collect success stories from New Yorkers who have made the switch to Juul from combustible cigarettes.
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Originally intended for adult smokers trying to quit combustible cigarettes, these discreet and easy-to-use nicotine delivery devices — such as the ultra-trendy Juul — have become wildly popular among teens, including those who had never even smoked.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bereaved families and survivors of London's 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, which killed 72 people, on Monday accused those responsible for wrapping the building in combustible materials of trying to sabotage a public inquiry into the disaster.
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"We are committed to reducing youth usage while preserving our opportunity to eliminate combustible cigarettes, the number one cause of preventable death in the world," Juul said in a statement Wednesday in response to the FDA's proposed restrictions.
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Experts say this belief stems not just from the presence of fewer cancer-causing chemicals than combustible cigarettes, but also from the fact that many vaping products are sold in sweet or fruity flavors that may appear harmless.
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Within months of taking over in 2017, Gottlieb unveiled a sweeping plan to lower the amount of nicotine in combustible cigarettes to minimally or nonaddictive levels while trying to get more adult smokers to switch to e-cigarettes.
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Perhaps his best and most promising trait is his ability to call upon his various gifts—those ladder-long arms, his nimble feet, combustible hops, steady handle, and glossy shooting stroke—at any moment, and in any combination.
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"To be clear -- the JUUL system is a switching product designed to help adult smokers switch from combustible cigarettes to an alternative nicotine delivery and that is how we position it in our marketing and communications," he said.
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"It's mainly the fact that in Syria — and in Yemen for that matter — you have a potentially very combustible mix, " Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the IEA, told CNBC's "Street Signs" Friday.
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There are fewer dangerous chemicals inhaled from electronic cigarette vapor than a combustible cigarette, however, given the more than 7,85033 chemicals in tobacco smoke including at least 70 known carcinogens, this is an exceedingly low threshold to overcome.
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Some e-cigarette opponents claim Big Tobacco is secretly supporting electronic cigarettes and vaping devices because it wants to get kids addicted to e-cigarettes first and then eventually transition these e-smokers to more harmful combustible cigarettes.
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However, we must do more, as nearly 2 in 10 U.S. adults still use tobacco products and the rising use of e-cigarettes is a growing concern that might be undermining our progress in combustible tobacco use cessation.
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Above all, Erdogan has contrived to turn Turkey — the poster child of moderate democratic Islam not so many years ago — into a divided and combustible country where the Erdogan personality cult grows daily at the expense of freedom.
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He can be a small forward who can guard much bigger forwards, a defensive stalwart who bodied up on James in the 20133 finals, making life trying for the N.B.A.'s most combustible package of power and speed.
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"Underage use of JUUL and any other vaping products is completely unacceptable to us and is directly opposed to our mission of eliminating cigarettes by offering existing adult smokers a true alternative to combustible cigarettes," the spokesperson said.
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The omission in the new oath was quickly reversed, but Mr. Rizvi's supporters have continued to accuse the law minister of blasphemy — a highly combustible issue in Pakistan, and one that has repeatedly led to acts of violence.
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El gobierno de Emmanuel Macron indicó que analiza declarar estado de emergencia después de que las protestas del movimiento de "chalecos amarillos", formado en rechazo a los nuevos impuestos al combustible, derivaran en disturbios este sábado [en inglés].
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Jurors in the criminal case against the U.S. arm of a French company on Thursday heard it routinely stored combustible chemicals where floodwaters could reach them and failed to alert emergency workers as toxic fires erupted.
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"Steel is vulnerable to fire, so we wrap it with sheetrock or other non-combustible materials," says Alan Organschi, of the Yale School of Architecture and the firm Gray Organschi Architecture, and a coauthor on the new paper.
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The plan follows the agency's proposal last month to both lower nicotine in combustible cigarettes and extend by four years the date by which e-cigarette manufacturers will be required to apply for authorization to sell their products.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Jurors in the criminal case against the U.S. arm of a French company on Thursday heard it routinely stored combustible chemicals where floodwaters could reach them and failed to alert emergency workers as toxic fires erupted.
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Other apartment blocks, like Grenfell, have been prettified with what we now know to be combustible polyethylene — if a council cannot prize poor people from its borough, then it can at least conceal them behind inoffensive pastel shades.
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Both start at the end of the story, near Hoffa's death, and flash back to the events that brought him there; both portray Hoffa as stubborn, combustible, casually anti-Italian, vehemently anti-Kennedy and utterly intolerant of lateness.
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Kaine and Pence both seem less like food than like some kind of fireproofing, their place at the bottom of each ticket earned by an ability to smother the more combustible qualities of the candidate at the top.
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But higher intensity fires can easily burn over those breaks, and fires can spread easily when combustible materials—typically ignited bark—are lofted by the fire and thrown up to tens of kilometers ahead of the fire front.
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"We believed that an adult could go in and have the option ... to move from combustible cigarettes to e-cigarettes, and they would have a similar choice [of flavors]," Burr said at a tobacco industry conference last week.
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Qatar, whose emir met with Mr. Trump in Riyadh and who was perhaps alarmed by the carte blanche being given to Saudi Arabia, subsequently reached out to Iran in an attempt to calm tensions in a combustible region.
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"Nicotine [in e-cigarettes] does the same thing as [combustible] cigarettes," Neal Benowitz, a professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco who's been studying the link between e-cigarettes and heart health, told Vox previously.
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But privately there are concerns about a lack of clarity in Trump's policies for the world's most combustible region as it struggles to break free from war while trying to safeguard the free flow of its oil exports.
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Deeply fractured, with parts of the country still mired in civil war between Syrian Dictator Bashar Assad and rebel forces, and stretches influenced by foreign actors like Russia, Iran, Israel, Turkey, and America, the country remains highly combustible.
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Yes, but: There continues to be a massive policy disconnect here in that combustible cigarettes (including menthol ones) continue to be sold in the same stores that the FDA says can't adequately police youth purchases of e-cigarettes.
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Rather, I'm referring to two stars, much celebrated for their combustible presences on stage and screen, who will be taking on parts in which being able to generate high dudgeon at high volume is a primary job requirement.
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In clearing iQOS for sale in the U.S., the FDA said it delivered similar nicotine levels as conventional cigarettes, "suggesting a likelihood that IQOS users may be able to completely transition away from combustible cigarettes" and exclusively use iQOS.
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"The large proportions of flavored products identified in this study are consistent with findings from other studies showing high prevalence rates of flavored e-cigarette and combustible tobacco product use" among youth, Mock and Hendlin wrote in the note.
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"Cigarettes and other combustible tobacco products are responsible for the overwhelming burden of death and disease from tobacco use in the United States," Dr. Corinne Graffunder, director of the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, said in a statement.
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Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa said that efforts to control the fire that broke out Friday were being hampered by gusting winds, the region&aposs deep ravines and the numerous plantations where combustible eucalyptus is grown for paper pulp.
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Quite the opposite: global revenues of combustible cigarettes, which are not a part of these bans, are valued at approximately $700 billion annually, while the e-cigarette market has global revenues of less than 1 percent of that total.
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On Sunday, British finance minister Philip Hammond said the type of panels used, which are cheaper than non-combustible panels, were banned for use in high rise buildings in Britain, as they are in Europe and the United States.
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Transitioning to solar energy, wind energy or other non-combustible energy sources will allow the country to continue to power our homes and businesses with far less of the pollution that harms the health of our families and neighbors.
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New York City Building Code specifies many requirements, including parapet walls or safety railings at least 240 inches high, and a limit on rooftop decking made from combustible materials like wood to 1503 percent of a roof's total area.
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But while there were a few isolated confrontations in Lille on Tuesday, and more in the combustible mix of fans after the match, to that point there had been nothing close to the violence that took place in Marseille.
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At the very time that I am trying to take nicotine out of combustible tobacco, I don't want to be sweeping the market of products that could provide an alternative to smokers who want to get access to nicotine.
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For the millions of inveterate smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit, truthful discussion by health professionals and government agencies of the differences in risk between combustible and smoke-free nicotine and tobacco products could be a lifesaver.
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"At the very time I am trying to take nicotine out of combustible tobacco, I don't want to be sweeping the market of products that provide an alternative to smokers who want to get access to nicotine," Gottlieb said.
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"There must be a great deal of concern of what could happen in the short run not just because of North Korea, but because of the combustible relationship there is between North Korea and the United States," added Hill.
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Before the fire, the cladding had been banned in the United States and some European countries because it was too combustible, but English building rules were more lenient, opening the door to its use on hundreds of high-rises.
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" Like all modern tech companies that attract tens of millions of dollars in venture capital funding, Juul believes it is doing something globally valuable, acting as "part of the solution to end combustible smoking,'' as its marketing material proclaims.
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Juul, a San Francisco start-up, has tried to position itself as offering a safer alternative to combustible cigarettes — but has ended up vilified for the sharp rise in vaping and nicotine addition among teenagers who have never smoked.
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"If you think about it all the time, you just go mental," said Rachel Guy, whose 218-story, privately owned South London apartment building is partly wrapped in the same combustible sandwich of aluminum and plastic used at Grenfell.
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Heavy rainfall in parts of the West over the winter and spring helped delay the onset of the fire season, but also spurred the growth of dense vegetation that has dried out and become highly combustible in summertime heat.
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