Here are the best smoke detectors you can buy:Best smoke detector overall: First Alert Smoke and Carbon Monoxide AlarmBest hardwired smoke detector: Kidde Smoke Alarm Dual SensorBest dual-sensor smoke detector: First Alert Photoelectric and Ionization Smoke AlarmBest smart smoke detector: Nest Protect Smoke and Carbon Monoxide AlarmBest affordable smoke detector: Kidde Hardwire Smoke AlarmUpdated on 07/23/2019 by Les Shu: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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As in, where there's smoke and smoke and smoke and smoke, there has to be fire.
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I think people who smoke should smoke if they want to smoke.
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You can't smoke just walking around, you can't smoke where you can't smoke tobacco.
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"I smelled smoke, and it wasn't hickory smoke," he said.
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A smoke machine on stage continued to spew out smoke.
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No one should smoke cigarettes or inhale other people's smoke.
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My first true love's kiss was smoke, nothing but smoke.
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They smoke more in public, raising worries about secondhand smoke.
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Toxic smelling smoke filled my house triggering smoke and CO alarms.
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All I do is smoke 'em and blow the smoke out.
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I had to smoke a cigarette, and I don't even smoke.
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The smoke machine shot a celebratory blast of smoke into the room.
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Otherwise, blowing smoke could lead to rising smoke from bombed out buildings.
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You smoke a cigarette because you really want to smoke a cigarette.
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Cigarette smoke and marijuana smoke have similar harmful chemical profiles, he said.
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When firefighters arrived, smoke filled the house as smoke alarms blared, SaukValley.
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Periodically, smoke machines would dramatically blast columns of smoke into the air.
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For context, regular butter's smoke point is around 300 degrees, coconut oil's smoke point is 350 degrees, while olive oil's smoke point is 410 degrees.
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How much weed could a woodchuck smoke if a woodchuck could smoke weed?
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The smoke of a freshly lit fire sends up thick ringlets of smoke.
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Smoke from chimneys and fires cloak the camp in a veil of smoke.
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It appears that Kidde or one of its partners simply failed to remove a part of the smoke detector that blocks the smoke detector from detecting smoke.
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I have days when I smoke a whole pack, days when I only smoke three or five cigarettes, and even days when I don't smoke at all.
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Children exposed to both thirdhand smoke where they live and play and secondhand smoke from people who smoke around them experience a double whammy, they pointed out.
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I don't smoke it, but I enjoy when my friends smoke weed around me.
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Secondhand smoke You might feel pretty good about your health because you don't smoke.
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"In China, around 50% of men smoke and 2% of women smoke," she explained.
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For example, if none of your friends smoke, you'll be less likely to smoke.
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Smoke, suffocating white smoke, the screams of neighbors, a hysterically barking dog next door.
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"Many people actively avoid being exposed to tobacco smoke but feel that marijuana smoke is benign, primarily because they have heard for years that they should avoid cigarette smoke but nobody has told them to avoid marijuana smoke," Springer said in an email.
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People who smoke weed typically take fewer puffs than people who smoke cigarettes, but they hold the smoke in longer which may deliver more cardiotoxic chemicals, studies have shown.
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So what if you want to smoke weed, but you don't actually want to... smoke?
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The pops were followed by gray smoke coming from the plant, and then black smoke.
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I'm not sure what the THC is in secondhand smoke, but the smoke was everywhere.
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So are the cigarettes that they would smoke, if they could smoke, which they can't.
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Just like I wouldn't smoke tobacco around my parents, I wouldn't smoke weed around them.
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The smoke, like the smoke that comes from burning fossil fuels, has negative health effects.
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Some high schools have started installing smoke detectors specifically designed to flush out vape smoke.
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These are different from traditional cigarette smoke detectors, which often fail to detect vape smoke.
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Is it possible -- as Trump forever claims -- that all of this smoke is just smoke?
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Pitmasters speak reverentially of "blue smoke," a thin, wispy smoke filled with flavor-rich phenols.
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You know, I smoke and it's weird that I smoke and [still] have got sharp nose.
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Marijuana is still up in the air, but, hey, smoke is smoke, and the image sticks.
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There's certainly a lot of smoke, and I believe there is some fire behind that smoke.
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Yet, men who smoke are reportedly 6% more likely to be interested in women who smoke.
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When the smoke is white, it produces coal, when the smoke is blue it produces ash.
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It sent its smoke into the presidents' miniature faces, and the smoke glowed an eerie red.
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The company just issued a recall on nearly 500,000 smoke detectors that, sadly, did not detect smoke.
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Kara Skahen is program director of Live Smoke Free, an organization that advocates for smoke-free housing.
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In Alberta, the Northwest Territories, and Quebec, you can generally smoke up anywhere you can smoke cigarettes.
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Some elements lose alpha particles through radioactive decay, and your smoke detectors use them to detect smoke.
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It's likely that, for some people, legalization will mean they smoke more marijuana and smoke more cigarettes.
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The smoke alarm complies with the regulations and is a bit smarter than your average smoke alarm.
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"There is no safe exposure to secondhand smoke," said Patrick Kwan, the director of NYC Smoke-Free.
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People who lived in states with stricter smoke-free workplace laws had less frequent secondhand smoke exposure.
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And have to be reassured that all this smoke is drift smoke from all the other fires.
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She points out that in mice, smoke and second-hand smoke cause inflammation and suppress immune response.
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Similarly, we know that youth who see movie characters smoke cigarettes are more likely to smoke themselves.
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In the meantime—before those no longer allowed to smoke come of the age where they definitely can't legally smoke—the proposal also includes adding laws restricting the locations where people can smoke.
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There's the notification-sending Roost smoke alarm battery, as well as the Nest Protect smoke and CO alarm.
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"Asian women aren't even supposed to smoke, let alone smoke weed," Dank Gals founder Janice Buu told me.
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But even as wildfire smoke becomes more ubiquitous, there's still a lot we don't know about wildfire smoke.
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If Ezekiel Elliott wants to smoke weed ... THE NFL SHOULD LET HIM SMOKE WEED ... so says Snoop Dogg.
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These little boxes automatically close doors when smoke detectors go off, inhibiting the spread of fire and smoke.
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E-cigarettes also don't produce smoke, and therefore there's no risk to non-smokers from second-hand smoke.
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Korean and Chinese people smoke at higher rates than average, while South Asians and Filipinos smoke less often.
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Thirdhand smoke (the toxic residue left on furniture and other surfaces by cigarette smoke) is less often discussed.
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Yes, smoke inhalation can kill anyone, but if you already suffer from tachycardia, your chances of having a smoke inhalation-related heart attack are probably increased because tachycardia is a symptom of smoke inhalation.
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Tingley probably assumed the smoke bomb would subdue the wasps, since that's normally what beekeepers use smoke for—though most don't try to smoke bees out inside a room that's filled with other fireworks.
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They must install smoke-proof shafts so that the piston action of the lift does not draw in smoke.
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But residents smoke indoors anyway, especially when it's cold out, and the smoke-free policies aren't enforced, Simpson says.
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A large column of smoke billowed from one fire, and smoke rose from a couple of nearby wooded areas.
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And now, because of the smoke, many more people in the region are breathing in dangerous, smoke-polluted air.
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Where there's smoke, there's fire and there's been enough smoke in this household where there has to be fire.
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Deep smoke up to 10,000 feet AGL with multiple layers of smoke caused by transport of different #wildfire plumes.
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" Ali left us with a message for McGregor ... "If you can't inhale the smoke, don't talk about the smoke.
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Bannon's alleged comment is probably just blowing smoke, but there's already an awful lot of "smoke" around this presidency.
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How much did you smoke before prison and in prison, in comparison to now that you can smoke legally?
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"The smoke is horrible," Raisa Brovkina, a pensioner in Novosibirsk, told state television after being hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
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In states with a smoke-free policy in only one venue, 12.2% reported frequent exposure to workplace secondhand smoke.
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We put out a song like "Smoke a Little Smoke" because I couldn't get anything to work that mattered.
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English oak, with its thick smoke giving a subtle, buttery flavour is, of course, traditionally used to smoke salmon.
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The economists say that if people chose to smoke they chose to smoke and they like it that way.
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"It's finally legal to smoke dope, but you've got to have cancer," Sarandon says, exhaling a puff of smoke.
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Why wildfire smoke makes you sick Wildfire smoke includes particles from burning vegetation and building materials mixed with gases.
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This smoke hazard will last for two-and-a-half weeks as the fire burns and the smoke lingers.
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There's a sensor called the Smoke & CO Listener ($35) or First Alert Z-Wave Smoke / CO Alarm ($40) both of which detect smoke and rising carbon dioxide levels and can alert you through the Ring app.
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If the smoke flavor is desired, you can easily add a smoke box that is available with some gas grills.
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Smoke — the kind of smoke Sasha saw during her heart attack in the premiere episode — envelops her until she screams.
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Availability of smoke-friendly accommodations varied widely, and smoking-permitted lodging tended to be less expensive than smoke-free homes.
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It's also because I just like to smoke whenever I feel like it; I'm not gonna hide somewhere to smoke.
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But Yassir Raouli, the owner of Brooklyn Smoke, said that kratom isn't a source of revenue for his smoke shop.
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You can smoke weed, wax or shatter, but most people smoke e-juice which is legal-in all 50 states.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Secondhand smoke poses serious health hazards, including the smoke that drifts from one apartment to another.
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I don't smoke (which is what I tell my mom), but I do smoke socially (which I don't tell her).
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Finally, the Rooftop Smokehouse can smoke in peace, and their old neighbours can live in peace, too, without the smoke.
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People smoke walking their dogs in the West Village, and they smoke in apartment building lobbies in the South Bronx.
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In Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, outside Calgary, people will be able to smoke weed where they can smoke cigarettes.
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Those who ran outside saw a puff of gray smoke in the sky and black smoke rising from the ground.
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It doesn't detect smoke or heat, but rather lets your smoke detectors and other gadgets do that — instead, it listens for the beep when smoke is detected, and quickly (but gently) shuts the door against the threat.
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At the farmhouse, a wood fire was boiling the water for tea, its smoke blending with the smoke of endless cigarettes.
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I don't smoke, but I had a pack of mini-cigars for when I hang outside with people that do smoke.
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People have already normalized the wildfire smoke — they joke that there are now five seasons: winter, spring, summer, smoke, and fall.
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We had to sit on the stage for four hours, and the secondary smoke is just as powerful as regular smoke.
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The $60 version of Roost's alarm monitors only smoke, whereas the $80 version detects smoke, carbon monoxide, fire, and natural gas.
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The terraces could "accommodate 213, 2372, 500 guests and can smoke in this area" (we were not allowed to smoke there).
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But after they smoke themselves back in time, they don't smoke again until it's time to go to a new period.
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VANILLA SMOKE After brunch we kind of go our separate ways, and I try to head to Blew Smoke, in Brooklyn.
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Unlike first and secondhand smoke, thirdhand smoke very literally sticks around, especially in smoker-friendly places like old casinos and bars.
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You could see the ... speaking of the fires, you could see the fires and the smoke ... the smoke from the fires.
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These were people who only vape; people who only smoke; and a control group of people who neither vape nor smoke.
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And many hotels in Canada, including the Marriott and Omni hotel brands are already smoke-free, which means cannabis smoke, too.
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This property is five minutes northwest of the Smoke Tree shopping center, a mall next to the historic Smoke Tree Ranch.
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Since many people who smoke pot also smoke cigarettes, the researchers attempted to discover the separate health effects of each substance.
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By far the most powerful predictor of whether a person will smoke is the percentage of her closest friends who smoke.
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I do smoke cannabis for anxiety, I smoke it for my back, I have slight scoliosis, and I had a car accident.
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It is a non-consuming smoke, the mesmerizing beauty of smoke as it curls and wafts and draws a viewer inexorably near.
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Even though the smoke was harmless, it was not chemical-free, and she had not been able to smoke during the culturing.
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The smoke doesn't stay put—ECMWF scientists have tracked smoke from Canadian wildfires moving all the way across the Atlantic, for example.
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They do help me smoke less — a valuable goal in and of itself — but they never completely satisfy my desire to smoke.
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When New York City passed the smoke-free air rule that made bars and restaurants smoke free, it was a radical idea.
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On the grill, splatter doesn't matter, and smoke is actually a good thing, seasoning the chicken without setting off the smoke detector.
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"There was a lot of smoke billowing from the roof, thick black smoke, and debris floating up into the air," he said.
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"Started to smell smoke through my windows and then shortly began to see smoke," the person wrote, under the user name Winson.
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By now, most people know the basics of first- and secondhand smoke: Willfully inhaling smoke—usually from a cigarette—is first-hand.
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He recently released "In the Moment," an album of tightly rendered straight-ahead, on Smoke Sessions, the record label affiliated with Smoke.
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"Oh, I love you've got a smoke machine," Kate Moss said to her, when the wand coughed forth smoke, to atmospheric effect.
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Most of the time, a little smoke or burned food is the biggest problem we face when flirting with the smoke point.
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He was burned by embers, inhaled a lot of smoke, and was almost blinded by smoke and particles during this harrowing ordeal.
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"Some gray smoke initially emanated from it and eventually turned into black smoke," Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said in a briefing.
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Baba ghanouj has a history written in smoke, eggplants blackened so long over an open flame that smoke and flesh become indistinguishable.
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Citizen app video showed smoke spewing from the garage as bystanders crowded near emergency vehicles, seeking shelter from the shroud of smoke.
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Smoke from bushfires has taken over Sydney, the air so thick it set off smoke alarms in the Australian city on Tuesday.
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Previously, the wildfire smoke had shut down Yosemite National Park, and the National Weather Service watched last week as smoke traveled 3,143 miles across the U.S. Meteorologists first spotted the inevitable meeting of smoke and storm after Ernesto formed on Wednesday.
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The show utilized several devices to produce stage smoke in different configurations: mini-fog machines, fog in an expandable tube to create smoke rings that drew appreciative "ahs" from the audience, and plastic sheeting to create larger clouds of smoke.
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Toxic residue from cigarette smoke can find its way into our lungs long after the smoke itself has cleared, a new study suggests.
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THE SMOKE HOUSE The Smoke House restaurant goes by the name Lipton's in the film, where Sebastian has a gig playing holiday tunes.
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Here's a simple question: Do people who smoke high potency cannabis have more emergency room visits than people who smoke low potency cannabis?
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For comparison, extra virgin olive oil has a smoke point of 325 degrees, and the smoke point for coconut oil is 350 degrees.
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Overall, an estimated 24 million nonsmoking children and youths are exposed to secondhand smoke in the U.S., largely because of parents who smoke.
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By making cigarettes less addictive, people would smoke when they want to rather than when they need to, and would probably smoke less.
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"I haven't done any testing to see which cannabis makes the densest smoke yet, but I imagine different plants will make different smoke!"
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She also related how since Jewish women were not allowed to smoke cannabis on the Sabbath, Arab women would blow smoke at them.
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Smoking showed a bit of a double-standard, as women who smoke are actually 46% less likely to "like" men who also smoke.
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There's no reason why prisoners couldn't be allowed to smoke in designated areas where they would not expose others to second-hand smoke.
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Unlike first- and secondhand smoke, thirdhand smoke is also highly persistent—avoiding it isn't as simple as quitting the habit or walking away.
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SMOKE ALARMS Three out of five home-fire deaths happen in properties without working smoke alarms, according to the United States Fire Administration.
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While fewer than 20 percent of Americans now smoke, as many as half of youngsters are chronically exposed to secondhand and thirdhand smoke.
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We'll be looking for smoke alarms and any other smoke detection devices as well as communications to get the emergency call to 911.
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The album came out on Smoke Sessions Records, the label associated with Smoke; the same band will play at that club all weekend.
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The resulting smoke, which recently choked the air in Australia's most populous city, Sydney, blanketed New Zealand in smoke on New Year's Day.
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Avocado has a very high smoke point, the temperature at which oil starts to smoke, which makes it a good choice for cooking.
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Last week, smoke from bushfires surrounding the city was so bad that it set off smoke alarms and sent asthmatics to the hospital.
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Smoke-free congressional offices would also protect staff and visitors from the harmful effects of third-hand smoke—the residual, carcinogenic components of tobacco smoke that can linger on carpets, drapes, walls, ceilings, furniture and other surfaces long after smoking has actually occurred.
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While smoke contains carbon monoxide and particulate matter that can be hazardous to your health, the Environmental Protection Agency says "the long-term risks from short-term smoke exposures are quite low," according to a guide to wildfire smoke for public health officials.
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Burning tires, black smoke and gun shots Small fires and billowing clouds of black smoke could be seen in video taken in the capital.
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Dealing with a smoke screen can be difficult when you're trying to advance on a bomb site, but PashaBiceps ain't afraid of no smoke.
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Smoke reaches far This isn't just an issue for those living close to wildfires, as winds have carried the smoke to cities miles away.
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Some of these compounds in smoke can be dangerous, but the biggest health threats come from the smallest particles often emitted within the smoke.
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She teases Tiffany that she is a Jamaican who won't smoke weed with her, and who won't let her smoke in their dorm room.
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FDA veterinarian Carmela Stamper said 58 million people — and many more pets — who do not smoke are consistently exposed to secondhand or thirdhand smoke.
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Nonsmoking workers in states with smoke-free laws in all three venues were least likely to report frequent exposure to workplace secondhand smoke -- 8.6%.
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Don Krez explains that he and Germ, two artists who seem to smoke prolific amounts of weed, live in a smoke-free apartment complex.
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Already some research in rats has shown that exposure to secondhand smoke generated from marijuana affects the arteries in ways similar to tobacco smoke.
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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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Then it burned on the treetops and then the smoke starts to burn — the smoke ignites so it is burning up in the sky.
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"We went to the terrace and just saw smoke and more smoke," Bhoday Prasad, Savitri's father, said of the scene on Monday and Tuesday.
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But can you articulate what smoke does to our cells, how cancers form and why some kinds of smoke are more dangerous than others?
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I don't smoke, but I have taken smoke breaks with women to avoid them being alone with some of the guys we work with.
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"What's in the smoke from wildfires is, milligram per milligram, more toxic than tobacco smoke, although I certainly don't advocate smoking cigarettes, either," said Matt Kadlec, a senior toxicologist with the Washington Department of Ecology who has been studying the impact of smoke from wildfires.
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Smoke and mirrors -- Trump had this WSJ Op-Ed on Ukraine by Kimberley Strassel, with the headline "Smoke and Mirrors" sent to every Republican senator.
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You're in a club full of smoke… your a disgrace," while a third said, "She even looks uncomfortable when he blows smoke in her face.
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Streets in the Western town were all but deserted, with thick, sickly-brown smoke filling the air, and plumes of smoke rising to the west.
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Men were 30 percent more likely to smoke after a transplant than women, and younger, thinner people were also more likely to smoke than others.
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Doesn't stop you from smoking, it doesn't say don't smoke, it just says if you smoke this, you might — probably will — die of lung cancer.
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The long-term impacts of breathing smoke are hard to parse, because it's hard to measure just how much smoke someone has been exposed to.
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NOAA's #GOES17 satellite saw smoke from the #wildfires in northern #California late yesterday, note the high white clouds blowing over the brown-colored smoke beneath.
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I get it pushed in my face all the time—everybody wants to smoke with the Spaceman—but I don't smoke much of anything anymore.
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Because Bergdahl didn't smoke cigarettes, he chose to join in the smoke breaks with a pretentious looking pipe which didn't help his case one bit.
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According to a report published in April in JAMA Pediatrics, 8% of pregnant women smoke traditional cigarettes and 3.6% of pregnant women smoke e-cigarettes.
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It's almost as if Drake is overcompensating for his own inability to smoke the stage out, literally covering up his shortcomings with smoke and mirrors.
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Experts at the time said that the smoke from burning weed fields couldn't get you high, but might make you sick from the smoke inhalation.
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Smoke-related air quality issues are the result of wildfires combined with weather patterns that keep the smoke in place for long periods of time.
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All fats, including the oils you typically use in the kitchen, have a smoke point, the point at which they will begin to produce smoke.
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" Other statements include "Secondhand smoke causes lung cancer and coronary heart disease in adults who do not smoke" and "Smoking kills, on average, 1,200 Americans.
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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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Those whose parents smoke are more likely to smoke, he said, but exposure to smoking in movies can overcome the benefit of having nonsmoking parents.
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On Saturday, NASA and NOAA captured this image of smoke plumes in southeastern Australia: It's hard to overstate just how much smoke has been created.
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Under Koo's proposal, smokers would be allowed to stand in one spot and smoke, in the hope of keeping secondhand smoke away from non-smokers.
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Sykes said he heard a smoke alarm go off only after he and his wife were already out in the hallway contending with the smoke.
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He raps, "I smoke it in a paper, Weezy smoke it in a leaf," which is a reference to Wayne preferring blunts to Birdman's joints.
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If I were to smoke weed let's say, I would just limit the intake of smoke and go the vapourizing route or the edibles route.
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What we do know is that smoke created from combusting any plant material contains harmful compounds, and inhaling smoke of any kind can irritate your lungs.
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Photo: Michael Hession Photo: Michael Hession Smart Smoke Alarm: Nest Protect A smoke alarm is one of the most relied-upon safety devices in every home.
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The company found that users could unintentionally turn off the smoke detector - which would be dangerous in a situation where there was smoke or a fire.
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The company found that users could unintentionally turn off the smoke detector — which would be dangerous in a situation where there was smoke or a fire.
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Cocktail Chemistry shows how you can make an ice ball full of smoke for your cocktails that once you crack open, will unleash the smoke monster.
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I mean, I smoke weed every day, so there's sort of a side of me that's confused by people who don't smoke weed all the time.
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He'd convince them to smoke marijuana at work, dance to Journey around a fire in the woods on weekend excursions, smoke more pot, drink more tequila.
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The chemistry of smoke taint was kickstarted in 2008, after a series of near-annual Australian bushfires began proliferating, destroying vineyards, and causing smoke tainted grapes.
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You'll get a bit of smoke, so open the windows and, as one of our clever readers suggested, cover your smoke alarm with a shower cap.
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FLAMES, PLUMES OF SMOKE Hours after the Houthi strike in Abqaiq, the Reuters witness said fire and smoke were still visible but had started dying down.
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And since you can control the amount of your intake, you can smoke and be functional during the day — although I don't smoke when I work.
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They found that both the smoke and the vapor caused the bacteria to grow more than bacteria samples that weren&apost exposed to vapor or smoke.
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There is smoke, actual smoke, as patrons and some of the protagonists light up and puff cigars as if this were a black-and-white movie.
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The smoke that is blanketing Washington, Oregon and California is smoke coming from the wildfires burning in British Columbia, according to the National Weather Service Seattle.
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"I don't smoke and am rarely around cigarette smoke, but I just happened to be around someone yesterday who was smoking up a storm," he said.
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How about limiting her visits to your place (where she will not smoke), with a smoke-free sweater on hand for when she holds the baby?
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"A yellow cap left on during the manufacturing process can cover one of the two smoke sensors and compromise the smoke alarm's ability to detect smoke, posing a risk of consumers not being alerted to a fire in their home," the Consumer Product Safety Commission recall states.
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Not cigarette smoke, or smoke from a fire, or any other kind of smoke that signals imminent danger, for that matter — more like an apparition, a light fog, like something that might roll slowly over Winterfell after dusk and settle there, concealing its high turrets and spires.
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Children of smokers, for example, are statistically likelier to smoke, but some are completely put off even trying because they grew up with smoke in the house.
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But smoking doesn't stop at the doorway: studies have shown that children who live in smoke-free apartments with neighbors who smoke get exposed to tobacco chemicals.
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For example, they had fewer Th1 cells, which defend against viruses and bacteria, than kids exposed to smoke from prescribed fires and kids with no smoke exposure.
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I felt like I always was needing to smoke, even more now that I have an object where I could smoke indoors and no one would know.
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The thick smoke from the blaze prevented satellites from detecting the fire damage until over the weekend, when winds removed enough smoke for images to be taken.
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At times, smoke can be coming from his body, and one officer who was there that night testified that the smoke was actually gunfire hitting the teen.
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That's important to note because people who don't smoke but are exposed to secondhand smoke can still be at risk for heart disease, lung cancer and stroke.
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"Some have also argued that smoke-free policies discriminate against disabled individuals who may be less able to smoke outside," Sward wrote in comments filed with HUD.
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Nonetheless, it took some time to appreciate the effects of passive cigarette smoke on the health of individuals who were exposed to smoke without actually smoking themselves.
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Smoke inhalation from wildfires can also be deadly over time, since fine smoke particles in the air aggravate asthma, provoke inflammation, and strain the heart and lungs.
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But if a production is going to create atmosphere through the tired use of stage smoke, wouldn't it be better to hide the pipe pumping that smoke?
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On that note, many also wondered whether it's even possible to say "Y'all smoke to enjoy it; I smoke to die" with a straight face in 2019.
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Nearly all people with schizophrenia smoke It's true that people with mental health problems are much more likely to smoke than those without diagnosed mental health conditions.
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For instance, someone could smoke for decades and not suffer any health consequences, while another person exposed simply to secondhand smoke goes on to develop lung cancer.
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Of course, the best way to avoid a paranoid high altogether is probably to just not smoke weed (or at least smoke less of it at a time).
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With just Denis left, Snax dropped a smoke and set himself up to take out the aggressor, no-scoping him the second his legs appeared in the smoke.
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Worst case scenario, the smoke follows you and sends you shuffling around the campfire to find a temporary blind spot until the smoke tries to find you again.
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Now, Smith says he ain't just blowing smoke -- he wants smoke -- and his manager, Jim Walter, is already speaking with the UFC honchos to hammer out a deal.
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Experts said at the time that the delicate grapes, if exposed to sustained heavy smoke, could be vulnerable to "smoke taint," which can alter their taste and aroma.
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As smoking rates have declined among lower-income groups, and fewer parents smoke around their children, the poor may see benefits from having less lifetime exposure to smoke.
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"These are fires burning in a more urban-type development, and that smoke is going to contain potential contaminants that are not typically in wildfire smoke," Allen said.
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And, at the very end there, a whiff of wood smoke — which is apropos for Harington, who tells me that wood smoke is his favorite scent of all.
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"As a clinician, she shared that teenagers regularly tell her they don't use alcohol and would never smoke cigarettes, but "they smoke marijuana and think it's totally fine.
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But the study's findings show that the "implementation of workplace smoke-free policies" can help reduce secondhand smoke exposure among workers and protect public health, the researchers wrote.
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Between the lines: The Carr Fire's rotating smoke plume acted as a chimney, venting heat and smoke away from the blaze, and sucking in air from surrounding areas.
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Sarge calls for us to "smoke the field" and I toss my smoke grenade 20 yards south in hopes that it draws fire away from our actual location.
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While most people are aware that secondhand smoke from traditional cigarettes can be just as harmful as smoking, vape smoke disappears so quickly that it seems less dangerous.
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Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario allow you to smoke weed anywhere it's legal to smoke tobacco, with the exception of cars and places where children are often present.
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I opened the door and there was smoke, loads of smoke, so then I closed it and thought: This is a real fire, not my mate's chip pan.
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But there's also a phenomenon in China that something like 803 to 80 percent of all men smoke, and only 2 to 3 percent of all women smoke.
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But there's also a phenomenon in China that something like 2.53 to 80 percent of all men smoke, and only 2 to 3 percent of all women smoke.
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We direct people in how to behave in our homes all the time — shoes on, shoes off, bring a dish, don't bring a dish, smoke inside, smoke outside.
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Mr. Saleh said he and his buddies used to go out into the fields with their cows and smoke, covering their faces like this to reduce the smoke.
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Above, customers at a cafe saw gray smoke in the sky and black smoke rising from the ground nearby, presumably from the launch site of the defense systems.
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Experts said at the time that the delicate grapes, if exposed to sustained heavy smoke, could be vulnerable to "smoke taint," which can alter their taste and aroma.
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Ultimately, the industry created the Center for Indoor Air Research in the late 1980s to covertly support corrupt research on secondhand smoke to underpin its public relations campaign to convince the public that secondhand smoke was a harmless annoyance, easily controlled by ventilation, to stave off smoke-free workplace laws.
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Up in smoke Thick plumes of ash and smoke billowed over a Kenyan national park Saturday as the government burned more than 100 tons of elephant and rhino tusks.
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Smart kids are less likely to smoke cigarettes, but more likely to drink and smoke weed through their teenage years, claims a new study from the British Medical Journal.
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"Just like firefighters have to go look when there is smoke, there may not be a fire, but if there is smoke you have got to look," he said.
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The sense that where there's smoke there must be fire — when the reality was nothing but Richard Mellon Scaife with a smoke machine — is very much out there, still.
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Smoke alerts just before the crash Smoke alerts occurred on the plane in the minutes before it crashed, according to flight data CNN obtained Friday from an Egyptian source.
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In Southern California, officials issued smoke and dust advisories due to several wildfires burning in the region, like the 2700-acre Getty Fire that sent smoke over Los Angeles.
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The smoke was thick and my lungs, which rarely see smoke since I moved out of my mother's house, greedily sucked it all in and then violently expelled it.
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While carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen are common components of smoke, many of the compounds found in wildfire smoke haven't even been identified yet — but researchers are working on that.
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Proponents say the clubs would provide a place to smoke for people living in federal public housing or who do not want to smoke in front of their children.
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You don't smoke because your personality drives you to, you smoke because of one or more biological or external factors that have made you susceptible to the disease addiction.
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Springer said yes: "Notably, humans and rats respond similarly to tobacco smoke exposure, and rats respond similarly to tobacco and marijuana smoke exposure (longer duration for marijuana)," he said.
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It says around 40 percent of deaths in fires are caused directly by smoke, while a further 20 percent are caused by a combination of severe burns and smoke.
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"Implementing smoke-free policies in indoor public areas is the best way to fully protect everyone, including airport travelers and employees, from the deadly risks of secondhand smoke exposure."
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Smoke on the water The smoke plume from the fires extends more than 1,000 miles into the Pacific, which is equivalent to the distance between New York and Miami.
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A tall smoke plume, according to the National Weather Service in Sacramento, is the reason for the shadow, with the smoke coming from the Carr Fire in Shasta County.
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In some states, such as California and New York, e-cigarettes have been rolled into statewide smoke-free laws—meaning you can't vape in places where you can't smoke.
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The study—which involved over 590,000 adult participants—also found that drug users who smoke cigarettes are four times more likely to die prematurely than those who don't smoke.
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What's next: After weeks of smokey white skies and smoke-scented air, a couple days of rain washed the smoke away Monday, and forecasts predict clearer skies for now.
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Role of smokers Secondhand smoke is defined as the mixture of the smoke breathed out by the smoker combined with the smoldering end of a cigarette, cigar or pipe.
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FLAMES, PLUMES OF SMOKE Hours after the Houthi strike in Abqaiq, the Reuters witness said fire and smoke were visible but appeared to have been extinguished by early evening.
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The smoke plume from Australia&aposs blazes is nearly unfathomable in size: 1.3 billion acres of sky are engulfed in ash and smoke that can be seen from space.
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" The chimney of the poem's title is itself a tamper, a control to expel the hot air and smoke from a building into the air as simple "blue smoke.
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I let my boyfriend smoke cigarettes in my bedroom in a "smoke free" apartment, then told my angry roommate the smell was from a candle I just blew out.
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" - Michael, 33 "Let homeless man smoke crack inside.
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"There are a lot of people who simply do not like the sight of cigarette smoke, even if it's not smoke and it's not coming from a cigarette," Conley said.
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Footage showed several massive plumes of smoke in the distance behind a war-ravaged townscape with big holes in walls and roofs, and yet more smoke wafting across the streets.
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As harmful to health and distracting as the smoke is, it's what the smoke embodies--the painful and tragic loss of life, homes, communities, and place--that weighs the most.
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It was unspecific in the script, and just an idea of what they wanted: I was walking around during a smoke ritual, surrounded by smoke, and doing this whole thing.
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I know some people who smoke Juul e-cigs, and they lug around portable battery packs just so they don't get stranded without a charge when they want to smoke.
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La La: I don't smoke weed (but I don't knock anybody who does!) and I don't smoke cigarettes, but I got this pen called the Calm Pen witth CBD oil.
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To a person who had come from some far away place or even just the nearby suburbs, that "smoke, smoke" solicitation was more than just an offer to buy marijuana.
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Other big smart home categories — thermostats, locks, smoke detectors — received new entries: a smoke detector from Netatmo, two thermostats from Carrier (yes, that Carrier), and locks from Yale and Kwikset.
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The study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, found that people who smoke more weed also have more sex than those who smoke less often, or those who abstain.
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People who smoke cigarettes are up to 30 times more likely to get lung cancer or die from lung cancer than people who do not smoke, according to the CDC.
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"While dangers of cigarette smoking to those who smoke are well publicized, those of second hand smoke or accidental ingestion of tobacco products are less well known generally," Raghuveer said.
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Almost half of the country's municipalities have regulations in place for smoke-free areas, said Sulistyowati, and universities have committed to having smoke-free campuses through the Ministry of Education.
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While past studies indicate that extreme exposure to secondhand pot smoke causes mild intoxication, a recent study also suggests that it may be worse for you than secondhand cigarette smoke.
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"Many people avoid being exposed to tobacco smoke but feel that marijuana smoke is benign," UCSF's Dr. Matthew Springer, professor of medicine and senior author of the study, told Motherboard.
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But Glantz also insists that places where cannabis users can gather to buy and smoke weed should be illegal alongside all public smoking to minimize the effects of secondhand smoke.
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It is "the kind of smoke-free law you have when you really don't want a smoke-free law," says Angela Pratt of the World Health Organisation (WHO) in Beijing.
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The hazy fumes of charring beef tallow, combined with the smoke of the butter Riedy is basting it with, overpowers the exhaust system with its thick, white plumes of smoke.
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"As people learn more about the dangers of secondhand smoke and how it travels, they want to do something about it," said Patrick Kwan, the director of NYC Smoke-Free.
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Although the number of teens who smoke has declined in recent years, the Center for Disease Control reports that about 17% percent of U.S. residents aged 18-24 smoke regularly.
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Also during that week, I knocked on Lorraine's door and told her that I could smell her cigarette smoke in my apartment and was respectfully requesting that she smoke elsewhere.
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The smoke they generate would also pose an immense health hazard, just as the smoke from the Camp Fire temporarily created some of the worst air quality in the world.
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It's possible that you will smoke weed and enjoy it, but it is equally if not more possible that you will smoke weed and it will put you to sleep.
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Dan Wham wants us to smoke weed and drink some more at his apartment after, but it's 1 AM, I don't smoke weed, and I can't stand up now anyway.
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Growing concern about the potential harms caused by exposure to the nicotine and other tobacco toxicants in thirdhand smoke that linger in the environment long after the smoke is gone.
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Doctors are often reluctant to ask patients about smoking, and patients may not admit that they smoke or how much they smoke, so measures to foster cessation are never prescribed.
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Where there's smoke there is usually fire, and given the extent of wrongdoing at Wells and the number of employees involved, there had to have been a lot of smoke.
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I remember the moment I heard they were potheads and liked to smoke and go to concerts—I was a pothead who liked to smoke and go to concerts, too!
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"As a rough rule of thumb, if you can smell the smoke and see the smoke, it's probably not a good environment where you should be exercising hard," Avol says.
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London (CNN)Just one in 20300 English people will smoke cigarettes in five years and Britain could be a smoke-free society by 210, according to Public Health England (PHE).
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Preliminary data from an Egyptian airliner that plunged into the Mediterranean last month, killing all 66 people on board, showed "messages of lavatory smoke and avionics smoke," Egyptian investigators said Wednesday.
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The idea is the smoke bomb will be simultaneously threatening but also healing, the smell is cleansing but the orange and red and purple smoke would be kind of an alarm.
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Using a "smoke machine" that burns toluene, Mr. Elick has trained 55 police officers to discern smoke opacity: Zero percent opacity is clear air; 0003 percent opacity lets no light through.
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Audio accompanying O'Reilly's video recorded the crackling wildfire, breaking glass, a beeping smoke detector and an automated voice warning that there was "smoke in the hallway" before the recording cut out.
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Pop Smoke featuring Quavo, "Shake the Room" Meet the Woo 2, released nearly two weeks before Pop Smoke was fatally shot, was going to solidify the Brooklyn rapper as a star.
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Benjamin Zorro, an Uber Eats delivery rider who has been working in the smoke "almost every day", told Mashable he believed the smoke was only dangerous for pregnant or elderly people.
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" [Read: Culture Shock for French in Quebec: 'We Smoke Cigarettes, They Smoke Pot'] [Lire en français: Le choc culturel des Français au Québec: "On fume des clopes, ils fument du pot!
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In a savvy guerrilla tactic, he beat the department to registering social media accounts, so the Still Blowing Smoke Facebook page and Twitter handle lead to content by NOT Blowing Smoke.
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Whether you need a $250 smoke alarm is another .
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Problem is ... smoke detectors are pretty good in hotels.
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Smoke & Mirrors tour dates will be made available soon.
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And it's safe to say ... I don't smoke cigars.
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" And he declared that "good people don't smoke marijuana.
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" Another says, "I come here to smoke Cali weed.
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There's smoke there — there could be serious issues there.
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The smoke alarm doesn't even go off once — success!
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We don't want that smoke — like none of us.
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JojiGetter - "Made For You (Alone Again)"Eliozie - "Smoke" prod.
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The Ring Alarm system does not include fire or carbon monoxide monitoring – for those features, you'll need to add a First Alert Z-Wave Smoke/CO alarm ($40) or Ring's Alarm Smoke and CO listener ($35) that gets installed next to your existing smoke alarms and "hears" when they go off to trigger the system.
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It's well known that the gaseous residue of cigarette smoke eventually becomes tiny solidified particles that contaminate indoor surfaces and our clothing—a form of exposure commonly referred to as thirdhand smoke.
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I've cut back significantly on the amount of weed I smoke when I'm alone, but tonight I just want to chill and loaf around, so I smoke a little bowl by myself.
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Then you head back to base after battle and hang out and breathe in all the smoke from trash fires, because the smoke was in the mess halls and bathrooms and barracks.
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"Smoke from cannabis contains many of the same toxins, irritants, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke," said lead study author Katrina Trivers of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
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The First Alert Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm is our top pick because it detects both smoke and carbon monoxide, features voice and beeping alerts, and First Alert offers excellent customer service.
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While last summer the smoke emanated predominantly from the Cascades and Eastern Washington, this time the culprit is British Columbia — though smoke from wildfires in Oregon and California is also coming in.
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According the Centers for Disease Control, more than 2628 million Americans suffer smoking related disease, nearly 28500 million die every year because they smoke, and another 6900,2628 die because other people smoke.
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We can see the plumes of smoke rising from the blue mountains, and on bad days -- and there have been quite a few lately -- the smoke has literally been in our faces.
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Combined with smoke pouring out of fires in British Columbia, a plume of smoke is spreading across the northern tier of the U.S., out into the North Atlantic and on towards Europe.
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Last month, after returning from Paris Fashion Week, Pop Smoke was charged with stealing a $375,000 Rolls-Royce, and a federal prosecutor said they believed Pop Smoke was a Crips gang member.
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The sensor devices, which resembled smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, can detect vaping in places such as bathrooms or closets -- the kind of places where kids have tried to smoke for decades.
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We did the first dab, and we didn't have any weed, so when she offered another dab, we were like, "sure, yeah," because when you smoke weed you smoke so much, right?
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"But except for the lowest-smoke-point cooking fat of all, unclarified butter, which begins to smoke at only 250-300 degrees, smoke shouldn't be a problem in sauteing and pan-frying unless you have a very heavy hand on the burner control," food scientist and author Robert Wolke explained in The Washington Post in 1999.
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Competitors compete to make the most impressive smoke plumes, but few would be able to challenge the world's largest air cannon that can blast massive smoke rings capable of toppling mighty box forts.
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Any grill master knows that food grease dropping on charcoal results in tons of smoke, but the Aaobosi features a battery-powered turbo fan system that reduces smoke production up to 90 percent.
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Secondhand smoke is particularly deadly: It contains twice as much nicotine and 147 times more ammonia than so-called mainstream smoke, leading to close to 1 million deaths annually, 28% of them children.
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The singer said her ear monitors were "not working at all," exacerbating the strain of freezing weather, smoke from the smoke machines and raucous noise from thousands of people packed into Times Square.
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A veteran officer was taken to a local hospital for smoke inhalation, and his partner, on his first shift after graduating from the police academy, was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene.
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"The smoke began to spread out across the town, until there was a layer over the town," he said, sending a video filmed from an observation point that showed the plumes of smoke.
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"These chemicals can be produced from wood smoke or when fat and juices from meat grilled directly over an open fire drip onto the fire, creating flames and smoke," Song said by email.
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According to the CDC, exposure to secondhand smoke has been steadily decreasing in the United States, due primarily to the adoption of smoke-free policies prohibiting indoor smoking at worksites, restaurants and bars.
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The smoke plumes from blazes in the Amazon have spread far from the state of Amazonas — on Monday, smoke blotted out the sun in São Paulo, a city more than 2,000 miles away.
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With concerns over teenage vaping at an all-time high, schools all around the country are starting to embrace vape detectors, which are capable of detecting vape smoke that normal smoke detectors cannot.
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This produces the smoke ring, a much-admired reddish band just below the surface — the result of a chemical reaction between the nitrogen dioxide in the smoke and the myoglobin in the meat.
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Some users on social media said the scene symbolized the end of the Coronavirus: The larger formation trailing a tricolor smoke encompasses the smoke trail of the soloist "virus plane," turning it invisible.
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Pressure group Fire Safe Europe says around 40 percent of deaths in fires are caused directly by smoke, while a further 20 percent are caused by a combination of severe burns and smoke.
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It appears the blanket had caught fire while she was asleep filling the room with smoke, and since the window and door were both shut, we think she died because of smoke inhalation.
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"I've become so accustomed to affecting an apologetic cringe when I smoke in company, twisting one arm out of its socket to try to aim the smoke in an opposite direction," she wrote.
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As he stood almost triumphal atop his books, with a strobe inserted into his mouth, the audience couldn't clearly see his face and white smoke from a smoke machine gently wafted towards him.
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"I'll probably smoke them all there (in Cuba)," he laughed.
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This includes tiny particles of dust, soot, dirt, and smoke.
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A soft cloud of pot smoke fills the tour bus.
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Smoke from the Camp Fire has spread far and wide.
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The volcano erupted in April, spewing smoke, ash and lava.
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NASA's Terra satellite captured wildfire smoke on June 1, 2019.
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According to TMZ, firefighters responded to a call reporting smoke.
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Read Vinit D. 's review of International Smoke - Opening Soon!
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And then you can smoke a joint with the bartender.
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Joan smelt some smoke and Percy went out to investigate.
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But it's not all smoke and mirrors and performance art.
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He also might want to read up on secondhand smoke.
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As Bingham pointed out, it looks like a smoke detector.
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Was the CEO of Foxconn blowing smoke up Trump's ass?
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Let the smoke appear, and we can and should reevaluate.
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Banger racer David takes a smoke break in Emmen, Netherlands.
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You can only put it where you smoke alarms are.
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Smoke for 30 minutes to caramelize the BBQ sauce. 9.
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Smoke ribs for an additional 30 minutes at 350F. 9.
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And many had purchased these products from traditional smoke shops.
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He or she must be born of smoke and salt2.
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Smoke piff and eat pussy, by order of Nadia Rose.
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It's also an excuse for him to smoke a cigar.
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If you smell smoke that isn't there, you're not alone.
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She was woken up by screaming and yelling and smoke.
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I was freaking out because I love to smoke weed.
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In case you were wondering, yes, there were smoke machines.
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The footage shows plumes of smoke rising into the sky.
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Inside were six smoke grenades neatly stowed in bubble wrap.
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"You need to smoke it constantly," says one former user.
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Through it all, D Smoke is nothing without his family.
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A plume of black smoke rises above the Camp fire.
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"There was all this black smoke out there," she said.
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Everywhere else, you can only smoke in private residences. Yes!
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Many units are missing functioning smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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The iconic Yosemite Valley has been deserted, shrouded in smoke.
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More strobe lights, smoke machines, hair dye, extroverted costumes, etc.
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I saw the disappearing smoke as my guilt and shame.
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The smoke stacks are a reference to my Baltimore past.
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In the distance, he saw smoke rising from lower Manhattan.
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One woman tweeted a video showing smoke surrounding the bridge.
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He could smell the skunky smoke from across the street.
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"I smoke because of Lageso," wrote one of Schmitz's subjects.
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The Russians lobbed smoke grenades and flashbangs to disorient Kohver.
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No more smoke was rising Tuesday morning from the site.
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Any time there's that much smoke there's gotta be fire.
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"It's all smoke and mirrors," a separate Latino leader said.
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When the smoke clears, they could start to climb back.
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Smoke made its way into London's room around 4 a.m.
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But as people in Texas know, O'Rourke wasn't blowing smoke.
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They're Parliaments, the cigarettes that Vinny's mom used to smoke.
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"If we are correct, it's a double whammy," says Smoke.
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But smoke a cigarette, and you're on everybody's shit list.
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You could almost smell the cigarette smoke and teenage lust.
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About 10% of adults smoke at least once a year.
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Another group of 32 kids was exposed to wildfire smoke.
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Latino men generally smoke at higher rates than Latina women.
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And safety devices like smoke detectors should always be on.
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The wind didn't die down, and neither did the smoke.
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Smoke rises from the crash site on May 2, 2018.
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I don't smoke, because I was able to get Chantix.
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"The smoke and the fire was just horrendous," Raimondo said.
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When he smoked, he thought of nothing but his smoke.
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But it's also all fiction; it's all smoke and mirrors.
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One day people just realized you shouldn't smoke inside buildings.
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The plume of smoke is already 100s of feet long.
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Instead, a venting system is utilized that theoretically evacuates smoke.
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Black smoke covered the skies nearby as the clashes continued.
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Smoke from burning trash blows into villages, sometimes closing schools.
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The sun is smothered by smoke and everything turns red.
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Through the haze of smoke, David and Zach's chatter faded.
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MUNCHIES: Can you tell us about Smoke in the Water?
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"Everything over there was smoke," a woman told the outlet.
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Only when we smoke it out can we confront it.
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If oil begins to smoke, immediately turn gas supply OFF.
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Be smart: Meteoric smoke also helps form clouds on Earth.
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As we saw last week, the smoke detector is broken.
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News coverage shows billows of smoke coming from the base.
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Through the haze of smoke, The Guy emerges a shaman.
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Six people were treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation.
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Flight filled with smoke and had to be emergency evacuated.
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You have to smoke it to burn off the toxins.
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Phil is one of the few Canadians who doesn't smoke.
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And, thanks for the coffee and smoke break, Mr. Lynch!
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Spinn & Taso)Gene Farris - Smoke Session PauseTOKiMONSTA - Darkest (Dim) (feat.
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Smoke bombs and flash bangs were found in his backpack.
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Snoop Dogg wants to smoke a bone with Ken Bone.
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If you smoke, you're warned that smoking may cause cancer.
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Aerial views showed the mountains covered in plumes of smoke.
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Smoke poured from the building and was visible for miles.
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After dinner they stayed in the club to smoke shisha.
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Smoke a bowl and get lost in your own mind.
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Southern California was also dealing with wildfires and heavy smoke.
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As the old saying goes, where there's smoke, there's fire.
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Smoke is rolling downwind from California and into the county.
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The air chokes with the smell of smoke and chemicals.
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Smoke is rising over the forests of Alaska and Siberia.
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Do many people in your circle of friends smoke pot?
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This is not a "where there's smoke there's fire" situation.
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When the smoke cleared, part of it was still standing.
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Four people and three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Your boss can also still tell you not to smoke.
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Smoke lifts from burned buildings in aftermath of the riots.
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So, he's had a rebirth in both salt and smoke.
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"These programs are all just smoke and mirrors," says Torii.
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I remember blowing smoke on her clitoris while she came.
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For him, it was a big deal not to smoke.
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Now I realize I would just rather not smoke weed.
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Literally, I'll smoke with people, and they'll be like, 'Wow!
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"He didn't drink or smoke," Hickey said of his father.
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Punches were thrown and blue smoke bombs reportedly went off.
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Plumes of smoke rise, the explosions rumbling in the distance.
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Here's the vertically integrated smoke (HRRR model from last night).
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He threw smoke bombs into the crowd before opening fire.
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Urury got on his bicycle and raced toward the smoke.
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Contrary to popular belief, Drake probably doesn't even smoke weed.
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What that tells me is where there's smoke, there's fire.
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Oh no, freshmen now… they are the ones who smoke.
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Fishermen smoke cigarettes by the shore of the White Sea.
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Fishermen smoke cigarettes by the shore of the White Sea.
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You can still smoke in McGlinchey's, but not in Oscar's.
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A thick cloud of black smoke billows into the sky.
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Smoke could be seen rising in another part of town.
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Plumes of acrid smoke came barreling out of tree tops.
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We are hard at work removing smoke from several floors.
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Working in the vape industry makes me want to smoke.
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A drug dealer blew crack cocaine smoke into her face.
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But, man oh man, the smoke just keeps getting thicker.
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Cousins does it all as Pelicans smoke Magic ORLANDO, Fla.
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Fortunately this smoke tornado, of sorts, was caught on camera.
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He could smell smoke and came across a chaotic scene.
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The smoke "was something so bad", with pollution indexes skyrocketing.
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Are you telling the truth or are you blowing smoke?
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Should I tell them to smoke weed or do edibles?
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"Don't let your sperm go up in smoke," it said.
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I thought someone might notice the smoke, but they didn't.
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Heat a wok over high until it begins to smoke.
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They start to brown and then smoke a tiny bit.
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So I wouldn't smoke in situations where I normally would.
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Some of these chemicals are also found in cigarette smoke.
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My friends noticed the smoke, and we followed (2/?) pic.twitter.
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She woke up to her entire studio filled with smoke.
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Two years later, I can smoke this thing no problem.
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They masturbate and smoke pot, they fuck and shoot heroin.
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KS: He's opening a cigar store called Smoke and Mossberg.
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Patricof likes BBQ from Blue Smoke in New York City.
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Now I smoke less because I work out a lot.
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I smoke pretty moderately now because I work a lot.
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A tiny 0.2% of vapers did not previously smoke tobacco.
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You're more likely to age faster if you smoke cigarettes.
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The smoke was also captured by Copernicus EU satellite imagery.
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Smoke still hangs thick in the air around their house.
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Clouds of acrid purple smoke cut through the tropical air.
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Entering and exiting through a cloud of smoke is unpleasant.
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The trail of smoke spans over 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers).
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They smoke infinite cigarettes, and [use] all the swear words.
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But it looks much different from your average smoke shop.
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That cover story may have just gone up in smoke.
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Harm reduction for the rich; the homeless have to smoke.
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"I did smoke a little, in my 30s," he said.
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With these discoveries, Mr Asfuroglu's plans went up in smoke.
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Smoke poured out near the tree's top, like a chimney.
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The air is full of cigarette smoke and body smells.
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I've never seen somebody smoke inside an ice rink before.
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To start with we're talking to people who smoke weed.
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As the smoke cleared, Detroit's famed Silverdome was still standing.
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The room was thick with smoke and smelled of whiskey.
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Players can even smoke and game right on the river.
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Smoke from her cigarette curls toward the words NO SMOKING.
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In 2019, thick smoke now blankets much of the Amazon.
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Estimates have smoke covering 1.2 million square miles of land.
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She soon woke up to smoke and a small fire.
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The smoke from the fires could be seen from space.
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Edison coughed as his throat filled up with magnesium smoke.
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It's illegal to smoke a cigarette while driving in Greece.
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There was no smoke, of course, but plenty of heat.
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Heavy plumes of smoke flowed from the vehicle immediately after.
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Photographs showed flames and smoke pouring from the building's windows.
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Or it could be allergies, traffic smoke, or even pregnancy.
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Smoke rose from fires at various spots across the field.
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Occasionally, the smoke burned their eyes and seared their lungs.
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The building was equipped with working smoke detectors, firefighters said.
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The entire Sydney skyline was clouded by smoke on Tuesday.
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Smoke could be seen from planes flying in from interstate.
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It wasn't the smoke inhalation that was getting to him.
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Arriving officers saw heavy smoke and heard gunfire, he said.
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Crump said that three officers were treated for smoke inhalation.
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The family believes it was smoke inhalation that killed her.
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But, boy oh boy, is there a lot of smoke.
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The spill created a plume of chemical smoke, Covelli said.
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And I try to smoke one decent cigar a day.
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Those hopes soon threatened to, well, go up in smoke.
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Many states prohibit employers from firing people because they smoke.
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A teenager can smoke a joint; so can a grandmother.
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KS: So she smoke and talk about like Jane Austen.
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The only thing I would occasionally do was smoke weed.
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Smoke kept rising from the blackened building through the morning.
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The shapeless column of smoke wanders down from the tracks.
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I'm a little bit more cautious about how I smoke.
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But as soon as we got together, there was smoke.
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Dude could have easily gotten lost during his smoke break.
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We make and smoke our own sausages out of them.
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Instead, she decided to smoke a bowl while she drank.
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If you want to breathe deeply, "smoke" a broken pencil.
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Some of them already have smoke coming from national reporters.
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There's just too much to smoke, eat, absorb, and insert.
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They only drove into traffic jams or thick, treacherous smoke.
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The smoke grew thicker, making the air hard to breathe.
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In the distance, there was a funnel of black smoke.
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Many people with serious psychiatric illness smoke lots of pot.
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The zoo had kept most animals indoors, away from smoke.
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And, right then, I decided to smoke my lunchtime cigarette.
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The sensors can see through smoke, fog or solid surfaces.
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He blew a gust of smoke into my grandfather's face.
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Falchuk sat with us, tan and smiley, but wouldn't smoke.
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The worst were dismal eyesores, obliterating views and puffing smoke.
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"Because of the smoke we came here," Mr. Sandoval said.
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If I hosted, I would smoke up before every taping.
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Fear of smoke taint can force changes in winemaking protocols.
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Smoke and Lennox's chemistry sell body positivity without any gimmicks.
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Only by sleight of hand, using numerical smoke and mirrors.
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"Inspiration," he said wryly, through a cloud of cigarette smoke.
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Or smoke and blow the evidence out her bedroom window.
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The smell of smoke can trigger anxiety in Mr. Blake.
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He said the house did not have a smoke alarm.
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The guy refused, saying he didn't smoke, which sounded suspicious.
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In West Virginia, a quarter of moms smoke while expecting.
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White kids smoke weed, ingest cocaine and hook up freely.
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After the performance I sit on my scooter and smoke.
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"Wow, I wish we could smoke in here," she said.
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But that idea appears to have gone up in smoke.
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Smoke plumed from the distant tower where corn is flaked.
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The cast didn't smoke real cigarettes, preferring herbal ones instead.
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Do any of your customers smoke worrying amounts of weed?
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Dozens perished in the smoke and flames, screaming for help.
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For more than an hour, smoke billowed from the wreckage.
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I was going to smoke cigarettes and dance with men.
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It's natural to assume that where there's smoke, there's fire.
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"I began to smoke morning, noon and night," she said.
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Or the pride you feel when you don't smoke cigarettes.
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The gunman was throwing smoke grenades all over the place.
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Then came a deafening boom — from him — and then smoke.
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Then a deafening boom came from him, and then smoke.
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Smoke seeped into nostrils and burned the back of throats.
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It was like a Tupperware party for the smoke set.
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One squats looking at a phone, two lean and smoke.
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There will be no white smoke from a chapel chimney.
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They also confiscated rifles, military uniforms, ammunition and smoke grenades.
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When the clock strikes midnight, the air fills with smoke.
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The team cheered, smoke erupted, and a picture was snapped.
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"I smoke, like, one time a year," he tells me.
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As smoke starts to fill the cabin, one woman screams.
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Near the line, drivers smoke and talk as they wait.
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Let's keep the smoke out of the air this time.
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The smoke outlook for much of the area remains moderate.
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Typha coal, on the other hand, produces much less smoke.
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They smoke outside bars and restaurants and in the park.
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We couldn't figure out how you'd smoke out of it.
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I saw purple smoke and I came in his mouth.
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I don't smoke, I barely drink, and I exercise frequently.
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The old schoolhouse will be there when the smoke clears.
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He was found on the fourth floor, overcome by smoke.
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"Typically in politics, where there's smoke there's fire," Hoylman said.
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The smell of smoke wafts out of the engine room.
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I took in her deep, sensual singing as secondhand smoke.
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Also terrifying is how the smoke has twisted the light.
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But the fires have brought a thick haze of smoke.
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Ice chimes in glasses, and smoke storms off the grill.
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As a historian, when there's smoke, there's not necessarily fire.
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The ash and smoke killed them or drove them away.
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In 1949, smoke from a trash dump covered the city.
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The night air had the stench of smoke and ash.
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"We just sit down and smoke and watch the news."
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I.P to my man Pop Smoke, No sympathy for winners.
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With these new cases, there's starting to be some smoke.
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Suddenly the air starts to smell of smoke and cumin.
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Partygoers and residents of the artist lofts downstairs smelled smoke.
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Maybe they smoke, drink too much alcohol or don't exercise.
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"You can't smoke there, you can't drink there," he said.
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" And later: "She draws the smoke in deep, then releases.
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"I honestly don't know what just happened," D Smoke said.
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Lightning crackled inside the smoke and tremors shook the ground.
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Smoke from the blazes covers nearly 70% of the country.
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Most of the audience stepped outside to talk or smoke.
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He would step outside for a smoke wearing his headphones.
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Hours later, plumes of black smoke billowed over Beirut's skyline.
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Language is a big issue, characters can't smoke on screen.
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"I definitely didn't smoke for the first trimester," she said.
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Among the records bearing her signature: a smoke detector affidavit.
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"I don't have to smoke as much anymore," she said.
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The thing just popped and then smoke started coming out.
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Think "Venus Rising from the Sea" goes city and smoke.
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The smoke has been thick enough to disrupt air traffic.
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Above, a demonstrator in front of smoke from burning tires.
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I did not smoke weed again until I was 18.
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Is it redolent of rubber and smoke, or blue cheese?
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As smoke and debris spills out, people try to flee.
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Like, you would totally smoke under the bleachers with her.
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Yes, you can smoke ribs in it while you ride.
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It is still illegal to smoke in Denver's public spaces.
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There's talk about smoke delaying this game but who cares?
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I told her she shouldn't let her passengers smoke either.
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For example, smoking cigarettes is not good, and I smoke.
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One deputy was treated for smoke inhalation on Sunday night.
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It was warm in the office and blue with smoke.
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Smoke was still pouring from the explosive container, he said.
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Smoke so thick and choking it filled the birth suite.
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"I'm a big dog, you could tell," Pop Smoke said.
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"I'm glad it happened as a kid," Pop Smoke said.
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"Welcome to the Party" put Pop Smoke on the map.
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More American airstrikes sent plumes of smoke into the sky.
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Is that enough smoke, or is that a water pistol?
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To simulate escaping in blinding smoke, staffers were blindfolded and
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The fire killed 492 people, from burns or smoke inhalation.
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The bush fires are producing choking smoke and toxic pollution.
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Smoke from wildfires contain particles which are toxic to humans.
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We were told 'don't you see the smoke rising up?
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But when the smoke cleared, the group was relatively unscathed.
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The bridge over Bishop Creek where kids gathered to smoke.
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Grill smoke from the snack bar hung over the field.
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He said he didn't see the crash but saw smoke.
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Let Sessions put that in his pipe and smoke it.
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"Right now kids don't smoke," Gregoire said to CNN Thursday.
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The most effective of those is your Titan's electrified smoke.
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Wildfire smoke and your health: Do you need to worry?
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"They found a smoking gun with no smoke," he said.
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"Right now, kids don't smoke," Gregoire told CNN last week.
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Trump does not smoke, and he does not consume alcohol.
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White smoke was still billowing from the volcano on Thursday.
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The room was thick with smoke from incense and cigars.
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Her husband, she said, doesn't smoke in the car anymore.
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John Boehner would probably cry and then smoke to that.
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It was people's smoke detectors and burglar alarms going off.
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Their entrance triggers a sensor that activates the smoke machine.
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I love to smoke weed, eat shrooms, DMT, and LSD.
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They don't want to smoke cigarettes, they think it stinks.
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As they toiled, smoke spewed over nearby villages and farms.
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Smokers may have consumed more smoke to maintain their addiction.
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The inspection requirements include smoke detectors on board, she said.
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A large black plume of smoke rose above the capital.
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"We see cities enveloped in smoke and flame," Nixon said.
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Why you so stiff, you need to smoke more, bredrin. . . .
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A better understanding of wildfire smoke might help save lives.
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The home had become completely engulfed in flames and smoke.
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I have left work too many times smelling like smoke.
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Upon gaining entry found an unattended smoke machine that activated.
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Adding to the theatrics, smoke was pumped across the field.
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I saw my mother's hand reaching out from the smoke.
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Sunday, and later retreating as smoke rose from the building.
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They could smoke inside, it was really whatever they wanted.
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I love the winding together of smoke and sound: bewunden.
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The smoke drifted nearly 703 miles southeast, blanketing New Delhi.
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She laughs off the dangers of second- and thirdhand smoke.
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"I smoke two packs a day," she tells a friend.
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A smoke haze from bushfires blankets Sydney on Dec. 19.
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In the morning, pale mist filled the air like smoke.
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"I began to wear boots and smoke cigars," she's said.
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Back in my day… You could smoke on an airplane.
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In others, people can see through the smoke and mirrors.
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That's when you could smoke inside in New York City.
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These other comics never smoke pot, but tonight they did.
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It's late afternoon, but the sky is black with smoke.
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Let this be a lesson, kiddos -- don't smoke and shred.
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"I started to smoke cannabis more and more," Lucian says.
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We're told they remain longtime friends, but where there's smoke ...
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Do you want to eat it, smoke it, vape it?
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I've been progressing to smoke less, to eat more oils.
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After one year, smoke inhalation dropped compared with control groups.
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"Past research has shown that kids who see movie characters smoke are more likely to smoke themselves, and kids who see movie characters drink alcohol are more likely to drink alcohol themselves," Bushman added.
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More about the passengers, crew Automatic messages about smoke In France, aviation officials revealed that the plane sent automatic messages about smoke in the front of the aircraft just before it crashed early Thursday.
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Smoke cannonsIn 2014, Southwestern High School in Shelbyville, Indiana, installed a $400,000 security system that included automatic locking doors, panic buttons that connect to the Sheriff's Department, bulletproof glass — and a smoke cannon system.
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"Ceilings can be the biggest culprit in a persisting smoke smell in a home, since cigarette smoke tends to travel upwards and latch onto the first surface it comes in contact with," he explains.
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Common sources of these pollutants include emissions from cars and other vehicles, as well as heating oil, coal, secondhand smoke, chemicals from power plants, smoke from cooking, and even natural sources like forest fires.
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Seen from one angle the smoke billows horizontally to resemble a dark flag waving in the wind, but rotate 90 degrees and the smoke is an apocalyptic mass of pollution rising to the sky.
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It certainly was something we were much more courteous about than we used to be with cigarette smoke, so I'd venture that you really want to pay attention to where your smoke is drifting.
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Mindy Talamadge, a spokeswoman from the San Francisco Fire Department, said the department received a call about the smoke and sent a crew to investigate but determined the smoke was coming from the chimney.
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If you are fortunate enough to have never used one, a sploof is basically a toilet paper tube stuffed with dryer sheets that's supposed to make your weed smoke smell like, uh, not-weed smoke.
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Witnesses tell us the smoke coming outta the bathroom was so intense, it set off a smoke alarm after seeping into the cockpit ... where the captain and co-pilot were forced to wear oxygen masks.
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There are hints coming from recent research, which Kitlinska described in her article, that men who smoke have differences in the types of RNA species in their sperm compared with men who do not smoke.
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After the original in Vilnius was vandalized, "Make Everything Great Again" was updated to show Trump shotgunning marijuana smoke into Putin's mouth, an edit that actually improves it immensely — Trump blowing smoke [up] Putin's [ass].
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I ordered a steak and had multiple cigarettes at the table - which isn't something I would ever normally do, I'm mostly a social smoker and if someone didn't smoke I would never smoke around them.
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Signs point to a lot of smoke and tears in King's Landing right now — and Jaime is mourning the death of his son as the smoke clears from Cersei's destruction of the Sept of Baelor.
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A growing body of evidence suggests the smoke is also dangerous for fetuses: two studies showed that babies have lower birth weights when their mothers are exposed to wildfire smoke or agricultural burning during pregnancy.
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Additional sensors can be purchased ad hoc, and include a combination flood and freeze detector, smoke / carbon monoxide alarm, extra siren, and a listener device that can detect when your existing smoke detector goes off.
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The recorded data was consistent with information from the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System, or ACARS -- which sends messages between planes and ground facilities -- indicating "lavatory smoke and avionics smoke," according to the ministry.
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NTSB investigator Lorenda Ward told reporters at O'Hare on Saturday that while flames never breached the plane's cabin, some smoke did, though city fire officials have said no one suffered from smoke inhalation or burns.
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The researchers controlled for smoking risk-factors (like having parents or friends who smoke), and teens who tried e-cigarettes were still more likely to smoke than their peers who hadn't, regardless of external factors.
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Common sources of particulate matter (sometimes referred to as "PM 2.5" pollution) include emissions from cars, the burning of coal, secondhand smoke, chemicals from power plants, smoke from cooking, and natural sources like forest fires.
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"The industries with the highest prevalence of secondhand smoke exposure and the highest number of exposed workers include outdoor workplaces and other settings that are unlikely to be protected by smoke-free laws," Luckhaupt said.
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"Can't Get You Out of My Head" by Kylie Minogue makes me want to stand outside a 2000s-themed dance venue in the Lower East Side and smoke a cigarette, and I don't even smoke.
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"We are continuing to investigate smoke issuing at platform level at #OxfordCircus tube station," London Fire Brigade said on Twitter alongside a picture which showed smoke billowing out of the open doors of a train.
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Fewer than 1 in 10 Utah residents smoke, and only 85033 percent of Californians smoke; California voters passed a tax hike in November that will add $2 to the cost of a pack of cigarettes.
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Most of the injuries were from smoke inhalation, though Szymanski said one victim had broken legs and a possible broken back after falling or jumping from an upper-floor window to escape the heavy smoke.
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He crawled under the smoke that was quickly filling the house.
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"Work," the Drake duet that swirled over 2016 like hookah smoke?
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"What caused their deaths is the thick smoke," he told reporters.
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Televised images showed smoke and a large fire near the site.
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Despite the idiom, where there's smoke, there is not necessarily fire.
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Could a device help us eat, drink, and even smoke cleaner?
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Does Wood mean to evoke the smoke from an opium pipe?
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You could smoke for 19903 years and not have lung cancer.
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TERRELL: Listen, but the smoke game so to play to hyperbole.
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Just 13% remained smoke-free at the end of the year.
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