"Even Macedonians say they should change 'smokes like a Turk' to 'smokes like a Macedonian,'" Mr. Karsh said.
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Because Greg smokes a joint a day, his tolerance will naturally be higher than someone who only smokes once a month.
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But Swan notes that if a mother smokes during pregnancy, her son will end up with a lower sperm count than if he smokes as a teen or adult.
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And holy smokes, these things are beastly canons of sound.
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He smokes cigarettes with panache, and prays with remarkable intensity.
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He drinks it throughout the day, and smokes weed, too.
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The minty smokes represent 35% of the American tobacco market.
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A costumed demon with long blond pigtails smokes a cigarette.
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She smokes a joint to calm her nerves and cries.
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Its stripes extended faraway and was like smokes in fires.
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"He obviously smokes weed," Gallagher said after hearing Marley's track.
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For all Smokes could tell, there was nothing to it.
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Kylie Jenner, the most glamorous teen on my newsfeed, smokes?
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There are other clues: He smokes moodily in the Vatican.
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"Holy smokes!" he said, then paused and cocked his head.
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In it, Wayne smokes an enormous joint: That is all.
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Cigarettes do not cause cancer unless somebody smokes them first.
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Yeah. Everyone goes, smokes, and watches the sun go down.
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I had read that she smokes one cigarette a week.
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The author smokes and frets and tries to keep writing.
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The machine stammers and sweats and smokes; the machine stops.
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Neither one of us usually smokes unless it's a concert.
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If that was the case, would you still buy smokes?
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Holy smokes — Disrupt Berlin 2018 kicks off in exactly one week!
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However, we can't smoke the same weed the staff itself smokes.
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A man smokes meat at a truck stop in Commerce, Georgia.
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"We lost out on a generation of brilliant men," Smokes says.
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My girlfriend, April, definitely smokes more often after being with me.
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If Henderson smokes Koreshkov it will be great for his brand.
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He smokes inside and has a mysterious wound on his side.
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Does it matter that one drinks, smokes, or holds certain opinions?
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"I see Holy Smokes as something that's inciting connections," she said.
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Gloria keeps a tidy house, works in insurance, has friends, smokes.
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So right away, I was like, &aposHoly smokes, what is this?
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She also smokes cigarettes, watches pirated English films and break-dances.
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So if your son, is 15 years old and smokes pot.
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Smokes gives the light sculpture an extra dose of three-dimensionality.
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MSI made a 27-pound behemoth that smokes the m221 in benchmarks.
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How close do you think we are to a holy smokes moment?
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He said he still smokes on occasion at parties on the weekends.
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Joe Biden smokes ditch weed in his Camaro with no shirt on.
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From a sheer power perspective, the iPad Pro already smokes this thing.
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As a trafficker in both New Haven and Baltimore, Smokes was loaded.
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"A lot of it is bullshit," Smokes now says of that life.
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No matter how much jazz-cabbage she smokes with her rollerblading friends.
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How would you feel if smokes went up to $45 a pack?
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She smokes in the school bathroom and in front of her students.
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Snoop Dogg smokes a blunt in front of the White House. 94.
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I even have a friend who only smokes weed when she's menstruating.
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Roughly one in three high schoolers smokes pot, the NIDA data shows.
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In the living room, a man on a sofa smokes a cigar.
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A woman crosses her arms, twice; another smokes, twice; another smiles, twice.
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He smokes and paces with the energy of a salmon jumping upstream.
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He smokes a cigarette — he wasn't a smoker before — and experiments sexually.
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She gets out of bed, smokes another cigarette, and drives to work.
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Both men and women are members, and, holy smokes, are they fast.
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UNION, N.J. — Zahir Shabazz smokes about three packs of cigarettes a week.
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Heiliger Strohsack — or holy smokes, as we say here in the States!
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Sometimes it smokes behind the bleachers; sometimes it leads the pep rally.
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I order that fluffy little sucker so fast my credit card smokes.
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It's known for its packages of pre-rolled joints, called Lowell Smokes.
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She even smokes, as if in sympathy with the still-unsecured reactor.
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She's spicy as hell, she brings home the bacon, and she smokes.
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How would you feel if smokes went up to $45 a pack?
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"He has a gun and smokes a lot of weed," the source said.
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Golan, who sports a full beard and smokes Marlboro Red cigarettes, radiates enthusiasm.
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Smokes, digs... One is sharpening something... And I can do as I like.
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I've tried before, but the price of smokes has never really deterred me.
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Jenny Slate smokes "once a day" and also gets high on the internet.
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He drinks three "large darks," one after another, and smokes the sergeant's cheroots.
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Eventually, though, he makes partner and smokes a pipe of his own. Yay.
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The kitchen makes its own cornbread and sausages, and smokes its own bacon.
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He dispenses dubious wisdom along with smokes, and sells Stevie his old skateboard.
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Fenyx Watson smokes out of a bong at the White Rabbit High Tea.
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A medical worker smokes between ambulances during the arrival of evacuees in Kharkiv.
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A: I went out to get a pack of smokes at the corner.
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I've tried before, but the price of smokes has never really deterred me.
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Behind a food truck, on her break, a young black woman smokes a cigarette.
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He plays his drum kit, smokes cigarettes, and drinks whisky in his prison cell.
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The singer said she no longer drinks hard alcohol, do drugs or smokes pot.
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But it's one of the only reasons anybody ever smokes more than one cigarette.
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This thing smokes its predecessors and the devices available from AMD at the moment.
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She says she smokes at social events or before embarking on big art projects.
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Using a discounted cash flow valuation, smokeless smokes could be worth $67 billion today.
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A model smokes a Juul before a show at 2018 New York Fashion Week.
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She also eats junk food, smokes cigarettes, and keeps herself isolated from other people.
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Worst S&P performer Philip Morris down 17 pct as weak report smokes shares.
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But it said his father smoked cigarettes, while Pence neither smokes nor drinks alcohol.
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Slate's always been the cool kid who smokes cigarettes just outside the Hollywood campus.
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Maurice promptly smokes himself out, forgets where he's going, and robs the wrong place.
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That's not being a parent who smokes weed, that's being a shitty fucking human.
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Like Raffaele Sollecito, who smokes joints but is a good boy in the end.
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He smokes a tobacco pipe and drinks fine wine out of oversized crystal goblets.
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I could see his pack of "smokes" under the Argyle, in his shirt pocket.
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According to the prisoners VICE spoke to, only one in ten inmates smokes nowadays.
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First, he smokes and pulls trumpet mushrooms to give them a delightfully meaty texture.
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We were in the studio and having a few beers, and a few smokes.
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No wonder everybody smokes weed to watch these shows—you couldn't follow them otherwise.
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The gang allegedly trafficked drugs and untaxed hooch and smokes, plotted murders, laundered money.
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These weren't those lightweight smokes, either: Backman prefers full-strength Marlboros when talking baseball.
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It is very, very fun — and holy smokes is Rachel Brosnahan a good actress.
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Smokes rises from forest fires in Altamira, Brazil, in the Amazon basin, Aug. 27.
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It made buying a pack of smokes among the most expensive in the nation.
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"You can get very, very fancy with the smokes and the cures," Civille said.
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The arrests were part of a larger investigation that uncovered two million illegal smokes.
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She smokes in her home, her car and before going into other people's homes.
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She smoked a cigarette – I'm not saying it right that she smokes, but it happened.
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For the developing world, where most people in Africa are still subsistence farmers, holy smokes.
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Now, it's true that everybody who smokes dies, but so does everyone who eats carrots.
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Right: A man in a Nixon mask smokes a joint in New York City, 1974.
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Shown briefly as the episode closes, the vicious Spender smokes a cigarette through his tracheotomy.
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The hope: That they're only cancer sticks if she smokes a significant number of them.
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One woman, named LaTanya, says she could stay with her brother, but he smokes drugs.
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John Eagen, a young, bearded guy in a flannel shirt, smokes a cigarette and shrugs.
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Carter has previously said he "smokes bud," but denied drinking or doing any other drugs.
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Let's imagine a world where smokes went up to $45 tomorrow, and you're heading out.
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But the holy smokes component of the innovation was how it was scanned by lasers.
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Clark smokes one of her omnipresent cigarettes before admitting that she's ashamed to have lost.
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In most countries the percentage of the population that smokes cigarettes has shrunk since 29.
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Or he just smokes a joint in his monastic apartment above the clinic and broods.
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Everyone knows that a woman who smokes and plans to become pregnant should stop smoking.
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Now let's say you, a person who smokes weed, are applying for a new job.
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According to a recent profile in The Hollywood Reporter, Clark herself no longer chain-smokes.
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A video called "tumblr pnp" shows a guy getting a handjob while he smokes meth.
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I met up with my comrade, Andrew, who smokes as much as I used to.
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Seventeen-year-old James said he only smokes weed once a month because of this.
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Sunlight slants through the windows and smokes on the green baize of the billiards table.
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Karen also smokes weed herself to help with her anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and PTSD.
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He smokes a pack a day, and blithely discounts the hazards of cigarettes and cigars.
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I've whipped it into soft butter and slathered it over grilled lamb chops — holy smokes!
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Let's imagine a world where smokes went up to$45 tomorrow, and you're heading out.
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Despite the punishing pressure this exerts on his lungs, he smokes like a chimney above water.
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But the truck doesn't slow down and just fucking smokes the guy, who goes flying backward.
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He chain-smokes blunts the length and thickness of a good hot dog in constant succession.
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D. smokes them on our Traeger while I clean up the kitchen and put laundry away.
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Whether he actually smokes the cigarettes or not, this photoshoot for L'Uomo Vogue is still problematic.
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Azalea lights her own smokes using a lighter, or by bumming a light from another cigarette.
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Smokes was even higher on the food chain, dealing exclusively in weight (that is, bulk trafficking).
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Yeah, she smokes weed and yeah, she's super sexual, but why is that a bad thing?
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She calmed her nerves by breezing into a nearby liquor store for a pack of smokes.
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We knew that many founders would heed the call but — holy smokes — the response was thunderous.
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She stretches out and smokes a cigarette, writing in her notebook with an air of concentration.
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If you're lucky, you might even be around when Garden District smokes a whole pig's head.
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He is a West Texas desert hippie who paddles a canoe and smokes a cigarette simultaneously.
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Kollie told authorities he smokes marijuana every day and had been doing so for 10 years.
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But holy smokes, I've got to stop looking at the fuel, because it's going down quick.
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" Weeks later he retweeted an article entitled, "I hope a long shutdown smokes out the resistance.
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It sizzles, and then it smokes, and then it just lies there, dead as a bug.
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She still smokes pot — indeed, her son plays on a rug emblazoned with a marijuana leaf.
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He hits a ball, 63-0 count, gets a good pitch, smokes it into right field.
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Morton's exit follows Musk's interview with Joe Rogan in which he smokes weed and drinks whiskey.
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Women's desire to be autonomous, for instance, could be turned into a desire to buy smokes.
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"If your son is 15 years old and smokes pot, he smokes pot just as much as the black boy in his neighborhood and the Latino boy in his neighborhood, but that black and brown boy is four times more likely to be arrested," Gillibrand said.
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He doesn't believe his daughter smokes marijuana and said his son tried it but didn't like it.
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When somebody smokes a cigarette, nicotine is rapidly absorbed by the lungs and delivered to the brain.
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They have massive tariffs in the E.U. on cigarettes for instance, 33 percent tariff on American smokes?
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Cover image: A man smokes an electronic cigarette in Chicago in this April 23, 2014 file photo.
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Public Health England has also said that e-cigs are 95 percent less harmful than traditional smokes.
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He also smokes, something he does in Call Me By Your Name and Lady Bird as well.
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In the alley out back, a chef furtively smokes a cigarette, stubbing it out against the wall.
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"I got a one-way ticket to Minnesota, a couple packs of smokes and $20," he remembers.
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The man even smokes his own meats, which is about the most Dad thing you can do.
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Tim Kaine is mostly boring but holy smokes was he stupid hot when he was younger pic.twitter.
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Nearly a quarter smoke, making them the profession that smokes the most of all the jobs studied.
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In another video, Maduro smokes a cigar taken from a box with a plaque of his name.
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In some countries the proportion of the population that smokes tobacco is growing as people get richer.
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A Kashmiri man smokes hubble bubble in the interiors of Dal Lake after heavy snowfall in Srinagar.
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He smokes two packs of cigarettes a day and eats with little regard for his heart condition.
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You needn't hover as the meat smokes, but you should check on it about every 1423 minutes.
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Sitting there attendees heard Ms. Paltrow reassure them she still occasionally smokes a cigarette at a party.
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When I return with the smokes and some matches, Eileen tells me she will pray for me.
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Instead, he smokes a ton of weed ... and honestly, he seems a lot more chill these days.
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Assuming a teen smokes one pod a week, "in five weeks, that's like 100 cigarettes," Ling said.
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"Holy smokes, this thing could get HUGE," Jamie Henn, co-founder of the climate action group 350.
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He admits he still smokes two packs a day, guzzles Diet Cokes and enjoys the occasional cocktail.
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Mr. Franklin slow-smokes bavette on a rack high above the fire, then sears it over embers.
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A woman smokes marijuana in a water pipe during a demonstration to call for the legalization of marijuana.
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Jón does drink alcohol, but Birgir says he doesn't know anyone at his school who smokes or drinks.
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Smokes rises after U.S airstrike hit the site of insurgent activity in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan July 7, 2018
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In the end, the Galaxy S8 handily smokes the Android competition as the top phone you can buy.
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"Therapy is cheaper…" Duff provided no evidence for her claims that her neighbor smokes marijuana or broke furniture.
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The price tag on Ferno's freestanding gas grill, which boasts that it "sears, smokes and roasts," is $4,800.
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My yoga teacher is goth and smokes sometimes and is health conscious but rails about bullshit wellness products.
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Maybe the reason Drake rarely smokes weed is that... Drake doesn't know how to smoke weed at all.
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She now smokes a couple of times a day, compared with her near-constant use in the past.
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My neighbor's teenage son smokes copious amounts of marijuana with his friends, presumably when his parents aren't home.
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I love the tiny thrill of realizing someone you would like to spend more time with also smokes.
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Cairo smokes this summer sausage for about two hours at about 175 degrees Fahrenheit over apple wood chips.
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There is no shame in bumming smokes or returning empties to afford bus fare to get to work.
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Inside she smokes it, and then tries to pump her breasts, falling over and landing on her back.
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A fast-moving queue of customers purchase smokes by scanning their phones over a tatty cardboard QR code.
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Maybe the reason Drake rarely smokes weed is that... Drake doesn't know how to smoke weed at all.
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" He added that C.K. also told Michaels, "that Pete smokes so much weed that it makes people uncomfortable.
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He smokes so much marijuana he stands in a cornfield and also surrounds himself with mysterious pink smoke.
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If he smokes weed instead he must wait until he is with his friends who smoke more regularly.
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Nearby roads were closed off and thick smokes blanketed most of central and South Philadelphia, NBC Philadelphia said.
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Even Chief Keef might look at that like "Nah" and Keef smokes blunts the length of baby's arms.
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My aunt was never a big drinker but she liked a cold beer and her L&M smokes.
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Another study, in 2015, attempted to quantify how many illicit smokes are sold from the city's retail stores.
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Schock confirmed that he no longer smokes cigarettes, clarifying what Nelson told KSAT in San Antonio on Monday.
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"If the mother smokes, her son's sperm count is decreased — that's been shown in multiple studies," she said.
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Martha Stewart literally stopped in her tracks when our photog told her Oprah smokes weed ... and hilarity ensued.
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In these books he smokes pot, freezes giant turds, plays computer games, and hangs out in his underwear.
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A resident smokes a joint while exiting a photo booth during a "Wake 'N Bake" event in Toronto, Ontario.
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But then you see a profile you like; the person is attractive and has an interesting bio, and smokes.
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Who can forget Giuliana Rancic commenting that Zendaya's made her look like she smokes weed and smells like patchouli?
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Krissy Calkins smokes a marijuana joint at a Wake and Bake legalized marijuana event in Toronto on Oct. 17.
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He wakes up late every morning, smokes some 22nd century weed and then watches TV. Eventually, he gets bored.
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It's often tough to successfully transition from the web to linear TV, but High Maintenance easily smokes the competition.
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He no longer smokes during the day or drinks as much; he goes to bed at a decent hour.
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For Smokes, the good times continued until one summer night in 19983, when he noticed Smash was weirdly jumpy.
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And this is where the Radeon VII smokes not just the 2080, but the $211,26 21 Ti as well.
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Or you could be someone who really loves smoking and will only be with someone else who smokes, too.
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"In The Beginning God Created Psych Rock" Young Pope smokes weed and listens to Tame Impala for 52 minutes.
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During a burial, Moondog smokes a graveside joint, and, in court, he is cheerful and charming with the judge.
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In New York City, someone who smokes one pack of cigarettes a day burns up over $5,000 a year.
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Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes often smokes cigarettes around the park; that, too, would be banned by the new legislation.
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But then Gates really comes up with this notion of software which pretty much smokes Jobs in the face.
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BrodinskiSound the *Very Hot French Man* klaxon BROODS*smokes* Capital CitiesSacramento and Dover are getting the band back together.
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" Arianna said she smokes four to five times a week, buying only from "friends that keep it on them.
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I tried to outthink myself with 27A, "Some smokes for Superman's family," because I knew Superman had extraterrestrial roots.
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Instead of working late at night, Berninger now wakes up before dawn, drinks tea, smokes weed and writes lyrics.
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Be who you are... Anybody who smokes weed is a Zenta believer, whether they know the term or not.
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At the end of the day, though, the basics still rise: penetrating, holy-smokes reporting in stories well told.
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Not everyone gets high or smokes, but every inmate jerks off, out of loneliness or horniness or sheer boredom.
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He drives big new Cadillacs, smokes huge cigars and runs his hotel kingdom with the precision of General Patton.
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You give it all away, it streams from you, like rivers rolling to the sea: love, music, money, smokes.
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"We went down around 12 percent after the tax," said Andy Musayelyan, manager of Hollywood Smokes in Los Angeles.
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Willie Nelson told a Texas TV station that he no longer smokes, sparking speculation that he stopped smoking marijuana.
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Amer's letter also contradicts a common perception of Johnson: that the ardent critic of the drug war smokes marijuana.
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The book, titled "Bareilly Ki Barfi", feels like it is about her - the heroine smokes, drinks and break-dances.
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Julie, who smokes like a Frenchwoman and reads Judy Blume, shares battle stories and wounds from the sexual front.
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He also smokes — Nathan claimed that her almost-ex had spent about $12,000 over five months in cigars alone.
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He smokes pot just as much as black boy in his neighborhood and the Latino boy in his neighborhood.
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When Hopper gave Joyce one of his smokes, and she started coughing, and he just gave her this smile: 8.
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In Season 5, Episode 18, "The One Where Rachel Smokes," she dressed up a T-shirt with a taupe blazer.
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There is such a stigma around cigarettes that many teens view it as "gross" or "trashy" if someone smokes them.
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In the first of four shots, Malone smokes as he gazes into the camera and shows off his short hair.
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The 19-year-old chimp, named Azalea, Dallae in Korean, reportedly smokes a pack a day, according to The Guardian.
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Eden sees Nick spying on her and the guard while he smokes a cigarette like he's a brooding James Dean.
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Busk wrote that Pence exercises four times a week, primarily by riding a bicycle, and neither smokes nor drinks alcohol.
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The company currently only sells those at 5 percent strength, which is roughly equivalent to a pack of combustable smokes.
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The eruption turned a once verdant, river-filled valley into a barren, steaming moonscape called the Valley of 10,000 Smokes.
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Everyone still smokes inside, no one has a cell phone and the Jacobs finally connect through lying, cheating and hibachi.
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GUILFOYLE: Now, Jesse, you want American smokes in the lungs of all European, especially the French, but also e-cigarettes.
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VICE: Hey mate, did you hear that by 2020 smokes in Australia could cost as much as $45 a pack.
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A TV commercial promoting lamb has become a yearly ritual for Australians, and this year's rendition absolutely smokes the rest.
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In between, I was drinking five cups of coffee and going through a pack of smokes to keep me standing.
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The eighth-grader smokes Marlboro cigarettes, and her eyeliner separated her upper lashes from her orange eye shadow with precision.
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She wears sunglasses, smokes a cigarette, and wears a brown paper bag over her head like it's a hipster fashion.
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Kim and her friends stomp around the suite looking for evidence and rattling locked doors while Scott paces and smokes.
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As for us lawbreakers, we lit our smokes on a push-button electric hotwire bolted to the cell-block wall.
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Late in the film, the Professor sits with his son on a couch, smokes, and talks of what has occurred.
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Jordan is well known for his love of cigars and told Cigar Aficionado magazine that he smokes six a day.
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She smokes a bowl most days after work, and blazes up two to three times a day on the weekends.
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Greg. I was on this big radio show in Seattle as Greg, this responsible business leader who smokes marijuana responsibly.
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Such a character could, in some hands, come off as inert as he chain-smokes and dwells on his memories.
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Organized crime has distribution networks in place and has been smuggling smokes in the city since at least the 1950s.
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Tormented by trauma that's somehow linked to her celebrated debut, June smokes and paces, her whole body crackling with distress.
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"It even has the health warning," Mr. Haslam said, palming a box full of ultralight Vogue smokes across the table.
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Lorraine smokes and drinks and likes cold baths, preferably filled with ice cubes that do wonders for bruises and nipples.
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He cleaned up his act; he still drinks and smokes marijuana but says he hasn't done hard drugs in years.
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Healthy lifestyle factors Other key factors to longevity: Only 1% of the Seventh-day Adventist community in the study smokes.
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You've got the best chances in Kentucky and West Virginia, where more than a quarter of the adult population smokes.
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Ms. Salibi smokes, though only in private; reads Milan Kundera, the Czech author; and hums tunes from Jimmy Fallon's television show.
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Kenny Jackson, from Knoxville, Iowa, smokes a cigarette as he dons a shaved head in support of Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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But the iQOS holds another, less obvious advantage over regular smokes: the ability to harvest personal data about users' smoking habits.
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Urijah says Snoop drinks gin and juice on set, smokes blunts and gets to watch great fights -- it's a dream gig.
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I'm not someone who has been addicted to anything much — not drinks, not smokes, not drugs, not food, not even people.
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They're road-worthy, look badass and you can put stuff in 'em like smokes, cash, stash, sharpies, other various unmentionables, etc.
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For Apple, the iPad Pro is stunning and has monstrous power that smokes the competition, but iOS is its biggest crutch.
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From there, it was back to Europe, where he finished off his career, and presumably a few more packs of smokes.
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Right now, New Yorkers are paying $4.35 in taxes when they buy a pack of smokes — the highest in the country.
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Worse still, a veteran who smokes weed could be violating his or her disability agreement, which could lead to official sanctions.
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My girlfriend also smokes a lot more than she used to because she almost entirely stopped drinking shortly after we met.
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Nobody smokes in the office, and though it's remained dishearteningly common, sexual harassment is an offense that can get you fired.
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As such, Tobacco Enforcement had a slew of underage kids on the books, all attempting to buy smokes from local shops.
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Left alone with the children, he shows off his budding armpit hair, tells tales of his adolescent licentiousness, and smokes cigarettes.
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Jeff Bridges stars as Jeffrey Lebowski, otherwise known as the Dude, an unemployed bowling enthusiast who smokes a lot of weed.
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In another, a woman smokes a cigarette astride an old bicycle, protected from the weather in a zippered plastic rain jacket.
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My friend says that when he smokes a joint, his wife becomes a princess, the world shines, and life is beautiful!
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The Twin Otter was supposed to resupply them as they progressed across the ice — gas, beer, steaks, smokes, all the necessities.
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Teymur Uppercut Smokes Svensson London's first bout paired Swedish lightweights Martin Svensson and David Teymur in an intriguing clash of styles.
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Last month, rapper Azealia Banks posted messages between her and Musk's girlfriend, Canadian musician Grimes, seeming to confirm Musk smokes weed.
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"With regards to vaping, frankly, it was a compromise," he explained, adding that he now smokes two to four cigarettes daily.
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In it, Baldwin smokes his ever-present Bette Davis cigarette and takes America to task for its wrongs and its failures.
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She smokes; she's divorced; she lives with her boyfriend in a Toronto apartment that's pretty but has mice in the walls.
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In between puffs of his morning smokes, Mr. Taufik explained that Air was settled by fishermen from Sulawesi in the 1930s.
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Below: A worker smokes a cigarette while hanging Burley tobacco in a barn during harvest at Tucker Farms in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
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" The story went on to say "multiple people who have been on planes with him say he often smokes while airborne.
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"Very often it might have been the drink or smokes that had killed the person in the first place," he harrumphed.
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" On the other hand, infused smokes that contained hash, kief, and oil were listed as having an "extra potent, flavorful effect.
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In a barbecue pit, the food smokes at a low heat away from the fire for intervals measured in half-days.
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The sort of holy smokes moment where you say, "We've got it," we've found something that has enormous implications for national security.
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For instance, if smoking is a deal-breaker, the app wouldn't match you with someone who smokes to begin with, Goldman said.
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"I wish I didn't have so many windmills to tilt against," Passion says as she smokes the last of her latest cigarette.
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The actress and lifestyle guru, 45, admitted that she smokes marijuana on occasion during a recent appearance on The Howard Stern Show.
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He knows his way around a bottle, though, and smokes like a chimney, the bitter aftertaste both describing and forming his appeal.
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She's less an original character so much as a solidly engaging one, sassing her nurse and trying to bum smokes from visitors.
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He smokes weed instead, and while he'd ideally like to cut that back too, he finds the idea of complete sobriety scary.
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One takes a pint-size dog named Toby almost everywhere, smokes electronic cigarettes and wears his silver hair in a sweeping pompadour.
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Melia, a fifth-grade dropout, drives and smokes and prepares the family's meals straight from the shelves of the station's general store.
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Shaver claims that he has a legal medical marijuana card and that he smokes pot to treat anxiety, depression, and back pain.
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" Bridget smokes too many cigarettes, drinks too much, says the wrong thing constantly, has terrible karaoke skills, and gets involved with "fuckwits.
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This seems a little excessive, but what do I know, I'm just a guy who smokes out of an empty beer can.
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The stage was populated by figures adorable yet uncanny: A fox suavely smokes a cigarette in one of the fluently rendered drawings.
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He is a physical person, with a potential for violence, who drinks and smokes and rabble-rouses, not a period drama type.
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It includes a four-speed, 400-cubic-foot-per-minute (cfm) blower that should handle even the heaviest of steams and smokes.
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Boehner still smokes two packs a day and spent much of his Politico interview enjoying cigarettes from the comfort of his favorite recliner.
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She hangs out, smokes up and jokes around with assistant Jennifer Rosales, who later does a hilariously bad impression of Rih's Bajan accent.
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Reitz acknowledges that he used to drink heavily and abuse drugs, but now says he doesn't even touch alcohol and only smokes marijuana.
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"Looking at it from a health perspective, the cost of stress is almost as high as someone who smokes," said Steele of Callan.
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Holy smokes, TC Sessions: AR/VR 2018 is less than a month away, and it's going to be an epic, day-long event.
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On the summer night that Smokes was offered the gun, a Jamaican crew was trying to take control of the Tribe, he says.
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Cover image: In this photo taken on Friday, May 17, 2019, a woman smokes a cigarette outside a homeless encampment in Oakland, Calif.
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Currently, both Indiana and Ohio have lower cigarette taxes than Michigan, with Hoosiers paying 50 percent less in taxes for smokes than Michiganders.
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If you know a patient smokes, you could ask questions like: Would you say you smoke in social situations or at regular times?
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A pork belly, which Mr. Cook cures and smokes over fruit-flavored wood for six to eight hours, was popular at my table.
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"My buddy barely smokes," remarked Edwin Cuffee, a 74-year-old Army veteran who sidled up to the bar, nodding toward Ms. Talierco.
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Everyone drinks or smokes too much, or has weird habits, or is a control freak or a slob, or brings terrible people over.
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He dismantles used cars, haggles with customers, chain-smokes, cooks his dinners, trims his beard, and puts out food for his cat, Mickey.
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"Somehow it came out that Brian cures and smokes his own bacon," said Ms. Weinstein, who now brings bacon in for the staff.
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Eat outside and marvel at how sultry the night air is, while traffic roars in the distance and someone smokes fragrant weed nearby.
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Later, as Carol smokes and makes a desultory attempt at cooking, Anna (Celeste Arias) appears to her left, in a separate hospital scene.
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Cover: A person smokes a e-cigarette in this arranged photograph taken in the Brooklyn Borough of New York, U.S., on Thursday, Dec.
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Late last month, authorities in Los Angeles arrested two traffickers who are now accused of obtaining and trying to distribute tax-free smokes.
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Look at the way she spreads out her legs as she smokes her illicit cigarette, taking up space instead of making herself small.
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VALERIYA SAFRONOVA Everyone who smokes cigarettes knows that their lungs get a little blacker and death draws a little nearer with each puff.
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The iQOS is championed by Andre Calantzopoulos, Philip Morris International's chief executive, who in media interviews makes the point that he smokes the device.
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Jenny smokes because she wants to smoke and yells at irritating men because they're irritating — not because of her own supposedly inherently "spicy" Latinidad.
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Video In one Instagram video, she smokes a cigarette with a friend as the Bee Gees' song "Stayin' Alive" plays, according to The Blast .
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Zayn's answer is that he, Zayn, is very cool — he smokes, he looks at boobs, he drinks, he wanders through house parties without smiling.
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Duff provided no evidence for her claims that her neighbor smokes marijuana while Koma has yet to post anything regarding him on social media.
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Less sexy passenger is also extremely disrespectful — he smokes weed in Issa's car and calls her and Molly "bitches"— and Nathan won't have it.
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The company argues that IQOS and its successors will therefore be more effective than e-cigarettes in helping people snuff out their conventional smokes.
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Smokes recalls how a nine- or 12-year-old kid working as a lookout for a street dealer could bring home $500 a week.
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The family that smokes together Singer Melissa Etheridge said she feels closer to her adult children ever since she started smoking pot with them.
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I think I need to be in a relationship with someone who smokes weed so we can be happy and on the same level.
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He's been a medical marijuana advocate for 17 years, since he smokes the potent stuff to combat his constant pain related to Multiple Sclerosis.
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The morning after, Michell went into town to buy smokes, and he heard people talking about the weird noises they heard during the night.
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Like most of us, Admin hates going to work, just wants to chill, smokes weed, has occasional digestive issues, and is moderately socially awkward.
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On Monday, Westbrook uploaded a video called "HOLY SMOKES ... ALL NEW DRUGSTORE MAKEUP," in which she tested products from beauty brand The Crème Shop.
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Mr. Ubhaus smokes bacon, cuts it into small, juicy chunks and buries the chunks, like treasure, amid popcorn drizzled with an elegant parsley purée.
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A patient who smokes marijuana to calm down before important business meetings leads me in the direction of social phobia or other anxiety disorders.
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In another, he lives on a Greek island where he smokes, drinks, writes a bit and flirts with women a third of his age.
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Mr. Chandler, 216, a small man who smokes cheap cigars and refuses Budweiser not in glass bottles, is one of the island's waterfront eccentrics.
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Cover: A homeless woman smokes as she waits for city crews to clean the area near Los Angeles City Hall Monday, July 1, 2019.
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In 1966, it became the first country to force cigarette companies to print a warning from the surgeon general on every pack of smokes.
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When a person smokes marijuana, THC overwhelms the endocannabinoid system, latching on to cannabinoid receptors and interfering with their ability to communicate between neurons.
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E-cigarette companies seem to be borrowing from last century's tobacco executives who knowingly appealed to teenagers with kid-friendly advertisements and smoother smokes.
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Virginia, the sixth-ranked state for outbound smokes at 19 percent, is often identified as a significant source state for New York's inbound traffic.
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A police officer in his 50s next to me smokes a cigar as he breaks into a little two-step to a salsa beat.
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The alcohol, smokes, and fancy food (Chicken Chasseur and Sacher Torte) weren't even the best part ... the highlight was the $27k luxury Hublot watches.
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Sheri actually goes to the secret baseball team hangout, where she smokes weed with Bryce, Scott, and another baseball player — all of whom remain sober.
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But their social reach isn't loosening its grip anytime soon: posters like Dash Drips and Donny Smokes say they have no plans to stop posting.
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The first of those important moments offers viewers insight into Sara's bachelorette home life, where she smokes with abandon solo and criticizes society's ingrained misogyny.
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Smokes also bought two CD shops, a clothing store, a barber shop, and a rim shop, each of which brought in legal profits, he claims.
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Many of those who, like Smokes, chose the rougher path either lost their lives or, like Smash are locked up in prison and therefore invisible.
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A wiry 5'9″ and 140 pounds, Hurt smokes up to three packs of cigarettes a day and has a passion for cricket and church architecture.
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He is driven around town in luxury S.U.V.s, dines at upscale restaurants, smokes fine cigars and wears expensive tailored suits, often with a pocket square.
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San Francisco (CNN)Outside the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in downtown San Francisco, a woman urinates on the sidewalk and smokes a crack pipe.
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Halfway through my second drink, I was holding down the fort alone, a couple of purses, packs of smokes, and cocktails left in my charge.
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She smokes, and appears defiantly dismissive of the suggestion she must have known more about her husband's plans to join the Caliphate than she admits.
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The track, originally appearing on March's ColleGroove, pretty much goes where the title suggests, 2 Chainz talking about how many joints he smokes a day.
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Holy Smokes is one of several brands that mainly sell online, through boutique sites where one could find wild-crafted tinctures and protective sage sprays.
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However, the idea of chain smoking three cigarettes at a time, at least 25 smokes a day, sounded like it might just do the trick.
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Pedro said he currently smokes around 15-20 joints a day, does a couple grams of shatter, and eats homemade edibles, like muffins and cookies.
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She takes after the mother, who was no seamstress but a bar girl, plain and simple, and she drinks and smokes rongony all day long.
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"Being high-strung and nervous and then having a kid, it's like — holy smokes," said Mr. Hubig, who works up to 80 hours a week.
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Mia smokes weed, makes art, and sleeps with whomever she feels like sleeping with, moving from town to town and sometimes living in her car.
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She still bares her midriff, smokes weed and drinks at house parties, while wearing a hijab that often only partly covers her funkily dyed curls.
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Frank, thirteen years old, spends his days longing for his fellow-patient Elsa, sharing covert smokes with the gardener, and writing poems on prescription pads.
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Cathleen's mother, Nora (Julianne Nicholson), an occasional churchgoer, smokes and swears and sleeps around and is utterly mystified by the intensity of her daughter's faith.
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For example, at 50A, the answer to "What Santa said when going down a chimney that had a lit fireplace?" is HO-HO-HOLY SMOKES.
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All photos by Sean Foster VICE: Hey mate, did you hear that by 2020, smokes in Australia could cost as much as $45 a pack.
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In other words, just as Wooderson hangs around and smokes weed with kids who are several years younger because they worship him, 'Willoughby' does, too.
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We're leaning in, conspiratorially, largely because we're sharing smokes on a Brooklyn rooftop where cigarettes are strictly verboten, and we're keeping low to avoid getting caught.
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Left: A woman bundled up in a coat smokes a cigarette in Markale square in Sarajevo where more than 100 people were massacred during the war.
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I guess the fun is he wears extravagant hats and smokes cigarettes because Young Pope doesn't give AF. So he's like the X Games of popes?
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In the comments, fans debate the meaning of photos where she appears with her children, where she smokes, where she seems happy, where she looks sad.
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Marika smokes, I gasp at the dog (the right one, this time), the dog is excited about a stick and pays no attention to me whatsoever.
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If there are no exacerbating factors (such as a mother who smokes or drinks), that increased risk is tiny: 22 deaths in 100,000, rather than eight.
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A chimpanzee is the hottest attraction at a newly reopened zoo in North Korea after learning that the chimp smokes a pack of cigarettes a day.
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Since November 20163th firms have had, for example, to include wording in adverts that they "intentionally" designed smokes in a way that made them more addictive.
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How it works: When someone smokes, THC binds to CB1 receptors on the surface of cells in the brain, liver, lungs and elsewhere in the body.
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Young pros in Oxford jackets and scarves stand shoulder to shoulder with greasy people like me, and everyone chain smokes cigs and eats cheap sausage rolls.
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As Etheridge, 55, reveals in the clip, she smokes marijuana with her wife, Linda Wallem, and her adult children daughter Bailey, 20, and son Beckett, 18.
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Have a smoke, have a few smokes, but please, for the sake of both your lungs and your friendships, try and limit them to alternate hours.
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She skates (short cruiser); meditates (via the Headspace app); paints (most recently the solar eclipse); smokes (Turkish Royals); reads poetry (Rupi Kaur), and writes it, too.
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The fact that the cause was a several-years old video — posted by someone hacking Tunsil's account — in which Tunsil smokes marijuana makes it even worse.
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At the same time it is providing firms with a path to market for lower-risk smokes, the effects of which it will continue to review.
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"Holy smokes," said Bradley Merrill Thompson, a lawyer with the firm Epstein Becker Green, who specializes in digital health and FDA, in an email to CNBC.
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"It feels like the Commodore, but bigger and less crowded," said Brian Casey, a hairdresser, between smokes on a recent Thursday night in the bar's backyard.
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I'm pretty sure one is more outgoing and maybe one smokes more pot, but, gun to my head, I'm not sure which one which applies to.
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Holy smokes, we're so excited to showcase the region's most promising early-stage startups at TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018 on October 3 in Beirut, Lebanon.
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The protagonist, who sounds suspiciously like Berlioz, eventually smokes opium and lapses into a crazed dream, evoked by spooky bell-like sound effects and terrifying glissandi.
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"He's much more than a hero," said Jesus R. Rivera, who was inside a cigar store watching Mr. Andrés pick out one of his daily smokes.
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A small reduction in the number of cigarettes someone smokes in a lifetime has no discernible effect on the likelihood of getting myriad smoking-related diseases.
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I noticed it the way you notice how someone smokes—the glamour in the gesture, and how it is referential; it aligns one with a tradition.
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"They have the most nicotine content," He also smokes cigarettes, and says that rather than replacing traditional cigarettes, the e-cigarettes increase his cravings to smoke.
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She cures, smokes and dehydrates egg yolk, so that she can shave it in frills, simulating the umami of bonito, but with no tuna in sight.
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LoBaido is a slim, compact man of fifty-one who drinks Martinis, smokes Marlboro Lights, and is often spattered with paint—"My second skin," he says.
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"He was trying to find another job, but it was hard," said his father, who smokes cigarettes and drinks alcohol — habits considered sacrilegious by many Muslims.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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In "Smoking" (2014), the first work in the show, a woman dressed in fishnet stockings, high heels, and a bustier, smokes and talks on the phone.
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"Literally everyone I know just drinks and smokes weed," said Kaitlyn, ignoring the fact that she just told me she knows girls who spike their tampons.
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President Rodrigo Duterte, whose bloody war on drugs has killed thousands of people in the Philippines, said Monday he smokes weed to stay awake during official meetings.
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He has perfectly straight white teeth and thick, angled eyebrows and expressive eyes that sometimes droop when he smokes too much weed or drinks too much lean.
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I didn't think I'd ever be a pot smoker, but hanging out with Willie and Woody and guys like that, you know, everybody smokes in those games.
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On a typical Monday, Karl Friston arrives on Queen Square at 12:153 pm and smokes a cigarette in the garden by the statue of Queen Charlotte.
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Retailers knew crossing into the Hoosier state to buy smokes would get more expensive with a tax hike and local smokers would no longer make the drive.
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The restaurant smokes them before grilling; home cooks should roast them at 250 degrees for 20 minutes, then brown them on the grill or in a skillet.
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For one, we're one of the only places in New York that still smokes it by hand ourselves, and we're using the fattier part of the backbone.
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The last type is correct for wear when your most conservative beau calls, even though he belongs to the old school and winces when a lady smokes.
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Since the early days of Cheech and Chong, filmmakers have sought to capture the hilarity and mayhem that may or may not occur when one smokes up.
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His mother works at a nail salon, smokes Marlboro Reds and has PTSD from the napalm and mortars that fell in Vietnam when she was a child.
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Amanda's been wanting a child for some time now, according to our sources, but people around her are worried about the baby's health because Amanda smokes cigarettes.
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Here, New York is ahead of all the other cities: a standard pack of smokes costs $14.25, more than double the price of ten years ago ($6.67).
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When Elon Musk goes on Rogan's show and smokes a blunt, Tesla stocks take a tumble (though as Rogan notes at every opportunity, they quickly bounced back).
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Some overlap, such as whether someone drinks, smokes, religion, and whether they plan to have children — all factors that people think about when choosing a lifelong partner.
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The trouble is that Patrick is the kind of guy who smokes cigarettes in class and is rumored to have eaten a duck alive, beak to tail.
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Premiering on Netflix in 2014, BoJack Horseman is about a hubristic former sitcom star who smokes too much, drinks too much, has sex with everyone, and is awful.
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And whenever your ... friend smokes, dabs, or eats an edible, the tetrahydrocannabinol molecules therein bind to these sites, stimulating the cells to release a cornucopia of chemical signals.
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He smokes in his office, orders a high-ranking official to fetch him coffee, makes imperious proclamations ("I put no stock in consensus") and ignores long-established protocols.
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Drahos, a soft-spoken political novice and professor of chemistry, offers a direct contrast to Zeman, who has used expletives in live debates, relishes drinking and smokes heavily.
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Showing not a drop of sweat in the 203°F heat, the sideburn-cool Perry smokes Marlboro Lights and spices his sentences with street-hard, regular-guy words.
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A biker, Smokes founded M-pire MC, a charitable motorcycle club, which recently gave 15 local high school girls in New Haven tickets to see Rihanna in concert.
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"I'm just happy amber stays In bed, Maci sits on the couch, Catelynn smokes weed in her car," Abraham began, referencing castmates Amber Portwood, Maci Bookout and Catelynn.
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On the way out of the country, Chinese tourists gravitate to duty free "and buy a ton of alcohol, smokes and gifts" to bring home, Ho tells Axios.
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You might think smoking would go against Nintendo's family-friendly ethos, but I live about three miles from Nintendo's Kyoto headquarters, and everybody smokes like a chimney here.
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"Toast" takes place on a Sunday, in the shabby canteen (James Turner designed the evocatively decrepit set) where the men assemble for smokes and tea on their breaks.
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We spoke to Ryan Smolkin, the founder and CEO of Smokes, a company whose goal is to bring the authentic Quebec classic to the rest of the world.
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He smokes, drinks, scandalizes, indulges his lusts and in every way bites the hand that feeds him, all to be unmasked at the end as a peerless genius.
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"It smokes for two days then cools for another two days," said the 69-year-old, who has worked as a charcoal burner for more than 40 years.
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First is that the active ingredient in marijuana, THC, crosses the placenta, so every time a mom smokes a joint, the baby is doing so, too, Mark said.
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Kramer is everything a skateboarder should be: he smokes too much weed, he doesn't follow fashion, he looks like a normal guy and, most importantly, he fucking shreds.
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If someone smokes pot once in awhile and doesn't have any medical issues, for example, the doctor might just file away that information and not bring it up.
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Cannabis could be on the way to becoming the drug of choice for tomorrow's America — a future in which lots of us get high, but no one smokes.
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The FDA's proposed rules on nicotine content, to make smokes "minimally addictive", could cut profits of American tobacco firms by half, say analysts at Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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President Rodrigo Duterte ordered a strict ban on smoking, including electronic cigarettes, in all public spaces in the country, where more than a quarter of the population smokes.
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There, she painted the 60-foot long, 360-degree Panorama of the Valley of the Smokes, a hypothetical portrayal of a mid-19th-century, pre-megalopolis LA Basin.
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Experts loudly mocked Russia's 85033th generation fighter (even Russia is only buying 12), and the Russian Navy's capital ship, the Admiral Kuznetsov, smokes like it is on fire.
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The jury's still out on whether or not Adam Sandler himself smokes weed, but he can definitely hang with stoners, and "The Weed Song" is still a classic.
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Philip smokes and his family isn't much to speak of, but he's played by Doctor Who's Matt Smith, and is therefore dishy in a sort of crinkly forehead way.
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TANG DONGHUA, a wiry 47-year-old farmer wearing a Greenpeace T-shirt, smokes a cigarette and gesticulates towards his paddy fields in the hills of southern Hunan province.
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So I think there's huge risk if he goes after her in that fashion that a lot of in particular women will say, 'holy smokes that's out of bounds.
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An in-house lunch counter run by Goose the Market, an upscale local deli that smokes and cures its own meats, has you covered if you get hungry again.
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" (The New York Times Magazine) • This isn't really TV related, but holy smokes: "Meet Walburga, the Married Woman Who Hid a Secret Lover in Her Attic for a Decade.
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They shuffle into the office in flip-flops, handcuffs, and blindfolds, though their restraints are swapped for cups of coffee and we speak freely while their guard smokes outside.
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With that great of a range, there is everyone from Johnny-Smokes-a-Lot who lives in his mom's basement to very well-known rappers and hip-hop artists.
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With all the company's rhetoric about healing (the parent company for Holy Smokes is called "Moon Minded Medicine"), it's not hard to imagine that herbal cigarettes are actually unhealthy.
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But do whatever the hell you want to do to this place, I'll show up if I can get a decent pint for less than a pack of smokes.
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In many ways, Zayn has been presented as an oppressed auteur who smokes weed and drinks whiskey, telling the tastemaking crowd to like him before proving that they should.
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Eventually however, things take a sharp turn down sober alley, as wine turns to water (sorry Jesus) and smokes become bank notes that one dude plays like a flute.
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If we know a person suffers from a mental illness, and he smokes cigarettes, we try to make sure he doesn't walk around picking cigarettes up off the ground.
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First, our mean Auntie who smokes at the dinner table Aquaria served an unamusing bouche of bitter stewed prunes, as she attempted to digest the previous week's non-elimination.
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In homage to the neighborhood's historic Jewish delis, Nakamura cold-smokes salmon in-house and drapes it over noodles in a loose sauce of cod roe and olive oil.
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This American pope smokes cigarettes with a world-weary tilt of his hand, wears flip-flops and dove-white track suits, juggles oranges and demands Cherry Coke for breakfast.
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I was a little worried my clue for HO HO HOLY SMOKES, "What Santa said when a kid requested cigarettes for Christmas," was over the line, and it was.
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Cover image: A China supporter smokes a cigar during a rally in support of Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit in Prague, Czech Republic, Tuesday, March 29, 2016.
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She smokes a Sativa hybrid featuring a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD (2.5mg a piece) and consumable CBD products—and believes cannabis helps bring the body into homeostasis.
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Among the many things you should know about Culkin is that he has a bunch of cats, is dating actress Brenda Song, smokes Parliaments, and is currently playing WrestleMania 2000.
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I'll say, Go to sleep, MomMom, and wait for her to take her pills, the medicines, the smokes and bottles she and my father keep locked away in their bathroom.
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The camera pans through as James Delos goes through his daily activities: he stationary cycles, smokes, drinks water, stops his music, showers, pees, eats an apple, feeds his fish, masturbates.
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Watch as Helen smokes weed for the first time, and Andrew attempts to come to grips with the fact that his grandma is a real human with real life experiences.
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In the years that followed, US Customs agents seized cigars they found in travelers' bags as contraband or even tore the smokes apart in front of their would-be owners.
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Tyrion first told the joke in the sixth episode of the first season, "A Golden Crown" (the one where Khal Drogo smokes Viserys Targaryen with a pot of molten gold).
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I'm not sure if he smokes, but sitting in that cart all day snarfing down salty pretzels and diet colas can't be all that great for one's overall health either.
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Michigan retailers will see an influx of Buckeyes and Hoosiers buying smokes and more Wolverines will bite the at-home tax bullet and buy locally or, ideally, kick the habit.
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"If you live with someone who smokes, work to set up a policy to limit smoking to outside of the home and not in the car," Prochaska said by email.
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The old man smokes his pipe, the young woman sews, and they say nothing—not until the final minutes, when, in a seraphic closeup, she utters one word of farewell.
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A Google search tells me that the average life expectancy of a non-smoking woman is 85, and a woman who smokes is 82, so I've slapped on three years.
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He also smokes weed, eats quesadillas, plays music, calls friends, hosts parties and kills time on the internet — not unlike what many aimless 20-somethings do in their spare time.
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She sets the canvases to dry in front of the fire, smokes a pipe and makes her way down to the kitchen, where she helps herself to bread and cheese.
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"In this scene, Frida Kahlo is getting more and more injections for her pain, at the same time she drinks a lot and smokes a lot," Ms. Lopez Ochoa explained.
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Japan has become a key testing ground for the two companies and their new, real tobacco e-smokes as they grapple with shrinking demand for traditional cigarettes in other developed countries.
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Philip Morris, one of the biggest, commissioned research in 1953 that showed that although only 2% of white Americans preferred Kools, a brand of menthol smokes, 5% of black Americans did.
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You needn't agree with the laws against marijuana (that's what we're talking about, right?) to think that a young person who smokes in the driveway is laying himself open to trouble.
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Her followers are outfitted in track suits (like the Heaven's Gate cult, eep) and ski masks, while she runs around in gorgeous wide-leg trousers, feathers, sequins, and smokes a cigar.
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The music video follows Post Malone as he smokes and drinks and hangs with famous friends, until it's interrupted by Alancourt, in a nice backyard, dancing like no one is watching.
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Cops also asked Anderson how he paid for the smokes and the snacks -- and someone inside the gas station said another patron ponied up the dough for the Atlanta Falcons legend.
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A huge weed enthusiast, she smokes about an eighth of dank nug a day, and helps upwards of 300 customers pick out a variety of strains, edibles, and other pot products.
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His Big Scene comes at the end of a work day over smokes and beers, in which he lays out exactly why he won't accept Will's plan to be another grinder.
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The 81-year-old Simons can be engaging in person, with a wry sense of humor (he may also be the last man in America who still smokes in his office).
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"I'm pregnant, I'm actually pregnant, holy smokes," the mom-to-be says in the video, through tears, celebrating a successful embryo transfer on their latest round of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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It's the most we've seen recently of the former FBI director, whose firing at the hands of President Donald Trump in May sparked a blaze in Washington that still smokes today.
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In this episode, Mr. Symon smokes a hog in Charleston, S.C., eats duck tacos in Phoenix and tries burgers with buns made of grilled cheese sandwiches stuffed with bacon in Houston.
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She chain smokes, although Indonesia's health minister — one of eight women in the cabinet of President Joko Widodo — has warned her that a public figure should not be seen lighting up.
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Shortbread, a borrowing from the West, is utterly estranged from its origins by a fragrance that infiltrates and possesses the dough: Mr. Kosalanan smokes the flour first, over a scented candle.
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Sweden has the lowest proportion at 7 percent, according to the EU. In the USA, 443 percent of the population smokes cigarettes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For all her vulnerability, Lucy has the shrewdness of a native New Yorker who attends an elite private school, plays pick-up games on city courts and smokes pot on rooftops.
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We find illicit smokes continue to play the largest role in New York, where nearly 56 percent of all cigarettes consumed are smuggled in or are otherwise of questionable legal provenance.
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I'm a libertarian and I think you should be free to do what you want in your own home, but I really hate that she smokes (and she really loves smoking).
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Rick Ross, opulent in his beat choices and turns of phrase, refers to his weed as "purple flowers," but he's already feeling the burning heat in his chest when he smokes.
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She's a horse-riding rich girl, the adopted daughter of Begum Hazrat (Tabu), the Miss Havisham character who languorously smokes her hookah in a beautifully crumbling mansion, her eyes full of pain.
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First, she sells up charged "smokes" from her car trunk at her high school, and later upgrades to selling fake tickets for Buffalo Bills games to raise money for her college fund.
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" In a book titled "Key Thinkers of the Radical Right," Teitelbaum describes Friberg in Budapest as "perpetually late and impeccably dapper"; someone who "drinks and smokes hard, but always keeps his cool.
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Mohammed Mohiedin Anis, 70, smokes his pipe as he sits in his destroyed bedroom listening to music on his vinyl player, in Aleppo's formerly rebel-held al-Shaar neighborhood on March 9.
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"The single most important behavior change a person who smokes can make to reduce the health risks of cigarette smoking is to quit completely, as early in life as possible," she said.
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Yes, certainly, he smokes baskets from a fatty blunt and breaks models, but he is not exactly generating efficiency in a way that lines up with The Modern Ideals of Basketball Offense.
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Knowing too much to simply tip his hat and ride into the sunset, Smokes insists he had only two ways out: either in the back of a police cruiser, or a hearse.
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Rampage Jackson is a big fat fatty who smokes and drinks too much and will be remembered as a joke of a fighter ... so says King Mo. Yeah, he ain't holdin' back.
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LPG's growth is supported by subsidies and government programs in countries like India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Myanmar in a push away from household's burning wood and kerosene, which cause smokes and vapors.
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Even though the jury's still out on whether or not America's dad smokes weed, the physical comedy of The Money Pit is perfect for moments when you're too stoned to stand up.
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Later that morning, as Vince smokes a predawn cigarette as he starts his Manhattan shift, he crosses paths with Darlene (Dominique Fishback), a baby-faced prostitute from the sticks of North Carolina.
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This is one of many studies to show that using e-cigarettes alongside traditional tobacco smokes—as opposed to making a wholesale, long-term switch—is unlikely to to help people quit.
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When the time is up, the conversation continues in a taxi across the Thames, before an interview in the London studios of Fox News, and afterward, as he smokes a cigarette outside.
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If you're someone who smokes or vapes, meaning your lung health is likely compromised, you may be wondering how that plays into what looks like an emerging global pandemic of lung infections.
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We meet his exhausted working-class mother, and his older brother who loafs around and smokes weed and wants to live vicariously through Austyn, hoping he's his ticket out of town too.
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Greg, 39, said he had not even been smoking himself, but was sitting in his car next to his wife, who he said smokes marijuana to relieve the symptoms of multiple sclerosis.
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The only human contact I had were the brief words I exchanged with the cashier as she rang up two 12 packs, two big bite hot dogs and two packs of smokes.
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She smokes a cigarette and gazes at a white woman in the nude, who, unlike Manet's stiff Olympia, is languidly splayed onto the bed; both of them are on equal playing fields.
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Depending on your adrenaline, I might rush a song, or if I had a joint that day or everybody smokes it gets more… It all depends on people's moods and their attitudes.
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In Sunday night's episode of Westworld, Grace (Katja Herbers), the latest addition to the show's ranks of badass women, casually smokes a cigarette and looks around like she's waiting for time to pass.
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"Somebody's who's practiced yoga for eight weeks and then smokes a cigarette, will say, 'My god, I never noticed how bad these things were, I can't stand this, this feels awful,'" he says.
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Moon Minded Medicine Holy Smokes Additive- and chemical-free, these smoking alternatives were designed for those who want to ween off nicotine without giving up the social aspects a cigarette break can offer.
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When Troy Smokes started shooting hoops for Baltimore's Coppin State University in 1988, friends from his hometown of New Haven, Connecticut, would cram into beat-up cars and drive to Maryland to watch.
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For a taste, check the trailer—where Chainz smokes a "big ballin' ass cigar," samples some rare wines, and eats some meat that "flew from Japan" with VICELAND's favorite foodie, Action Bronson—above.
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He says there's some evidence that, for long-term heavy smokers—the 60-year-old who smokes two packs a day and thinks quitting is impossible—switching to e-cigarettes may be helpful.
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Even though it's unspoken, and often pretty inconvenient, I think we all secretly long to end up sat on a bench with a blue bag of tins, rolling smokes and stretching our legs.
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So in someone who smokes, hemoglobin would theoretically take up carbon monoxide from cigarettes rather than oxygen, thereby preventing oxidation and the cell breakdown that would occur in a nonsmoker with the mutation.
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The videos, in which Mr. Ali chain-smokes, speaks in local ghetto-slang and juxtaposes details of government spending with Mr. el-Sisi's reminder to Egyptians that "we are poor," hit a chord.
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Mr. Lenn quick-cures the ribs overnight in a mixture of salt, pepper and brown sugar, then smokes them in the wood-burning oven, where almost all of the restaurant's food is cooked.
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Ten dollar bills are not just food stamps or amusement park coupons that you fork over by the dozen to get restaurant meals, smokes, strippers, drinks, tourist attraction admission, and assorted domestic services.
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"She would take her bra off in client meetings, she would have to go out and have 95,000 smokes… she'd be a nightmare," Welch deadpans, as Pumps nods her head in agreement beside her.
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On the way, my boyfriend smokes a cigarette and we get approached by a man who brusquely informs us that he'll need to put it out as Santa Barbara is a smoke-free city.
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And as a "recreational" substance, name me one person who smokes weed and then wakes up the next day not remembering committing violent or aggressive acts, which is so typically associated with alcohol use.
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The Main Card: Rumble Smokes Bader in One The UFC's return to Newark was topped by a light heavyweight contender bout between the ever-improving Ryan Bader and the absurdly powerful Anthony "Rumble" Johnson.
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After Abdullah smokes some samples, he hangs with Chef Durrah for a lesson in pairing papaya weed with sweet Jamaican curry mussels and more for a simply, purely, perfectly home-cooked meal amongst friends.
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It's a common trope in TV and movies: Cops wait until a suspect drinks from a glass or smokes a cigarette or spits, then collect their DNA to tie them to a crime scene.
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The two largest of the 6403th century — Pinatubo in 1991 in the Philippines and Novarupta in Alaska that formed the spectacular Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes in 1912 — both blew their tops this way.
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After I had come out, when I would go into my brother's room to steal change from his change jar to buy smokes, I would see a vial of this oil on his shelves.
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Your BFF Who Smokes Most people don't think about their outside environment having an effect on their personal skin care, but smoke can be a trigger for a lot of eczema patients, says Abramowitz.
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Though I've tried smoking mugwort—not from Holy Smokes, but out of a bag of the stuff that I ordered on Amazon in a stoned haze—and I can't really tell what it does.
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He smokes cow heads in a pit behind the restaurant for several hours, until the meat is charred, soft and shreddable, then serves it with corn tortillas, onions, cilantro and several kinds of salsa.
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"We know that children with a parent who smokes will be more likely to be exposed to secondhand smoke, which put them at increased risk for infections and other potentially serious diseases," Laverty said.
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Law enforcement agencies probably would be overwhelmed by the inflow of prohibited menthol smokes, and other banned and flavored e-cigarette products likely would ride in on the existing supply chains of illicit cigarettes.
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They would send out detailed questionnaires about a potential customer's age, medical history, and current behaviors (whether she currently smokes, for example, or is pregnant) and then set a specific premium for that person.
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She is an inbred swamp thing who chain-smokes, doesn't do her nails, tells reporters to 'eat it, snort it, lick it, fuck it' and screams at people who want pictures for their little sisters.
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The switch to ARM is also exciting precisely because we know of a tablet that runs on an ARM processor that's so fast and powerful that it flat out smokes comparably priced laptops in benchmarks.
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Barbara Young smokes a cigarette alongside her children, John Jr. and Sandra, as they watch the successful orbit mission of Gemini 3 spacecraft piloted by her husband, astronaut John W. Young, on March 23, 1965.
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O'Reilly told me he no longer smokes weed as a result of his creation, so I assumed he was going to tell me that smoking these pods produced a sensation somewhat similar to being stoned.
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As Eve's superior Carolyn, Fiona Shaw's delivery is as dry as burnt toast, as seen in a wonderful, quick moment in this episode when Carolyn, at a particularly stressful moment, asks Eve if she smokes.
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A mermaid smokes a cigarette in the bathtub; a prom Queen and King experience their first night of lust; a prostitute and her pimp hatch a plan to overtake one of their mob boss client.
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It's a colleague's last day, so I bring a bag of clementines to the bar where we're bidding farewell, peeling and eating them as everyone smokes outside and talks about the perils of digital media.
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The company was Philip Morris, and April 2, 1993, became known as "Marlboro Friday" after it suddenly cut the price of its flagship cigarette brand by 20 percent, buckling to intense competition from generic smokes.
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On April 20153, an industry group that represents makers of traditional smokes, or beedis, in south India went to the Supreme Court to challenge the rules, according to the filing seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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E-cigarette use, or vaping, was as least as strong a risk factor for smoking traditional cigarettes as having a parent or sibling who smokes or having a risk-taking and thrill-seeking personality, researchers found.
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When he was released, Smokes was taunted for "falling off"—quitting the drug game—but swallowed his pride, earned a degree from Quinnipiac University, and rose to be a director of logistics at ICON International, Inc.
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In Gabby Bess's story on the role of weed in relationships, a man says he prefers to be with a partner who smokes and recounts a whimsical weed-fueled sexual experience he had with his girlfriend.
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I'm sure we aren't helping matters, but even before the combustion engine was invented and smog was an issue, Los Angeles was called "Valley of the smokes" for its layer of brown haze caused by fires.
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That's not really the point — the point is, that because someone smokes pot when they come home from work, they can't get hired — but when someone drinks a six-pack after work, it's not a problem.
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If the rule is changed and a shareholder complains to the board about a neighbor who still smokes, the board could inspect that apartment, as most proprietary leases give co-op boards this kind of authority.
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She steals seventy-five-dollar face cream from a client and rubs it on her feet; at night, she smokes pot and compulsively calls the married man who jilted her, hanging up when he says hello.
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There, Brian claims the cops were openly joking about how the mayor smokes pot in the mayoral residence of Gracie Mansion, a rumor that has been circulated by the boys in blue for some time now.
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Feed us enough pints of Ruddles and we'd happily put Keith Haring up there with Velázquez, Rauschenberg, and whoever designed those I Like the Pope, The Pope Smokes Dope posters, in our art hall of fame.
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He sleeps off the night before in a skanky motel, drinks heavily and smokes dope just to steady his nerves, hustles to his dealer for some crack and dimly remembers that there's something he needs to do.
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"Elon Musk smokes weed live on YouTube with Joe Rogan" might seem like a sentence created by some sort of internet Mad Lib generator, but unfortunately, this is an actual event that has occurred in real life.
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Master P says all he cares about is the welfare of his children, and he's distraught that Sonya just sits around and allegedly smokes pot with their 19-year-old daughter, who dropped out of high school.
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In one of the photos, Beyonce, 36, can be seen wearing a thong while casually flipping through a newspaper in bed, as her 48-year-old husband, who is covered by a blanket, smokes next to her.
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The way punks and cowboys have both been sold this idea of the badass who smokes and drinks whiskey has always seemed like some world class marketing maneuver to me, and I want no part of it.
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Almost everyone involved in the ayahuasca culture constantly smokes big, fat, hand-rolled cigarettes filled with (they are quick to remind you) mapacho, a native Amazonian tobacco strain, distinct from the chemical-laden cigarettes sold in stores.
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It's on like Donkey Kong now, I imagine, Thanksgiving 2018: turkeys browning, potatoes gurgling, cousin Julie weeping in the guest bedroom and your brother three exits away on the highway, though he needs to stop for smokes.
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She smokes weed often and cigarettes constantly; her drink is a whiskey neat or bodega coffee; she dresses like Kramer on "Seinfeld" with the addition of sheer bras; and she runs a scrappy record store in Brooklyn.
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Barkan Karsh, a Turkish academic consultant who works in Macedonia, said people there not only use the "smokes like a Turk" expression, but they also use a Turkish word for tobacco, "tutun," as slang for a cigarette.
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Citing former WeWork executives and friends of Neumann, the Journal also reported that the CEO often smokes weed while jet-setting—a habit that would be much more relatable if not for the whole private jet part.
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Alex Turner is an inescapable force here—not only because his "One for the Road" leather jacket can be seen hanging in the background throughout our entire Skype interview, as Avery chain smokes out Turner's apartment window.
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Her brother, Peter (Alex Wolff) is all but forced to take Charlie to a party, where the only thing she can think to do while Peter smokes weed with his crush is help herself to some chocolate cake.
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In a series of videos and pictures, littered with eggplant emojis, Duff laments to her 9.2 million followers that her "a—–e neighbor … smokes cigarettes and weed all night long," and that her apartment stinks because of it.
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Even though there is no legal way to buy marijuana in Maryland, Kim, who was an Air Force intelligence language specialist and claims she was never a stoner, smokes a few times every day and especially before mealtimes.
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It must have beamed down from somewhere in the far reaches of a universe where everyone smokes really good weed and has a massive collection of private press new age records and the self-titled La Dusseldorf album.
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My brain was buzzing from the X, the smokes, and the booze, so I didn't give it a second thought when he took my hand and led me behind this thick black curtain with a man guarding it.
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A separate part of the survey covers lifestyle issues, such as the person's income, educational level, and whether he or she smokes, as well about physical activity, and how often the person engages in moderate or vigorous exercise.
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The results took me through a maze of NSFW Tumblr pages, inane and undated Pinterest boards, and various blog posts with headlines like "17 Reasons Why You Should Date A Girl Who Smokes Weed," few of them valid.
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The downside of the mutation, however, may be that while most everyone else (who smokes weed) can enjoy the effects of cannabis, those with the natural high are less likely to experience happiness or positive from cannabis, itself.
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James Hurley is every guy whose favorite author is Bukowski; who uses Jack Daniel's bottles as candleholders; who smokes Marlboro Reds even though each and every toke makes him feel physically ill and do a little gag-burp.
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She pointed to one of her cousins — a 16-year-old who worships trap music and all its drug references — who smokes marijuana and thinks that Lean, the high-inducing cough-medicine concoction, is the best thing ever.
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We have arrived at the second act of what has so far been a solid but less than thrilling production, directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch and also starring Tavi Gevinson, and we hadn't even known that Berenice smokes.
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My sister has become an expert at talking my father through his rages — a common feature of dementia — and makes daily, herculean efforts to negotiate with him about basic hygiene, what he eats and how much he smokes.
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Naturally, that wouldn't be a good look for Neumann, who is already battling growing public perception that, among other negatives for a public company CEO, he smokes a whole lot of pot and that he may be delusional.
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The Slow Mo Guys put an old iMac in front of a combustion tube that fires out blasts at 1,800 meters a second (that's, uh, over 4,000 miles per hour)—and holy smokes, that thing gets smashed to bits.
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Even though he was initially studying prison labor, like any good academic, he thought that this unexpected finding warranted further research, and so he looked a national data and found a similar trend away from smokes and toward noodles.
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He is open about his drug use outside of prison, saying that he smokes cannabis every day and uses cocaine most weekends—albeit his definition of a weekend being from after work on Thursday until the following Tuesday morning.
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"The owner is supposed to be the guy with the money, who sits back in some big office and smokes hand-rolled cigars while he watches the bread roll in," Maury Z. Levy wrote in Philadelphia magazine in 22012.
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Before long we were partying with an eclectic group of travellers: an Australian backpacking across the country, a Norwegian guy who gave us some smokes, and a handful of Iranians who repped their country with flags on their backs.
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"(Christiansen) has a solid rooting in Danish values, where you have authority because you're a competent, credible and authentic leader, not because you're the boss who sits at the end of the table and smokes big cigars," Knudstorp said.
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After Stevie (Sunny Suljic) smokes his first mentholated cigarette, he darts into a gas station men's room on his way home, chugs some liquid soap straight from the bottle and fumigates his clothes with a cloud of air freshener.
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For the restaurant, Cho smokes the short ribs before using them in the galbijjim; roasts his vegetables; adds fried rice cakes to sop up the jammy sauce; and swirls kale in at the end to add a bright note.
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Read More Cramer: Holy smokes, this stock is mesmerizing One stock that was hit hard on Tuesday was Chegg, the small-cap company that started by renting textbooks, and has since expanded as a provider of digital services for students.
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The findings might indicate that extra body fat influences the likelihood of taking up smoking and how heavily a person smokes, or that the urges to overeat and to smoke may share some genetic origins, the authors note in The BMJ.
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It could well be that Dillashaw smokes Cejudo easily and early, but in examining the match up there seems to be a lot more going on here than many would admit, and there is plenty of potential for a cracking scrap.
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" This comment would normally be a violation (personal attack), but the moderators decided to make an exception in the case of a fitness company, where someone had noted, "The C.E.O. is obese and smokes a pack of Marlboros a day.
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She smokes pot with me, and she's always encouraging me to do whatever I want," and refers to strangers as extras: "It was as if God had put extras on a bus to remind me what a brat I was.
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Each time his phone rings late at night with word of another death, he takes half an Ambien, smokes a couple of cigarettes in the bathroom, thinks about the grieving family he will soon meet — and then considers who will pay.
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"We ended up with 97 different lavender products," Ms. Ralston said, ticking off a list that included bath balms, bath salts, bath oils, essential oils, eye creams, sachets and "lavender smokes," or dried and bundled stalks to put on a fire.
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While they sat outside a Dublin bar over the weekend so that the elder man could work through the half-pack of cigarettes he still smokes every day, several busy Christmas shoppers recognized them, and some stopped to shake their hands.
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In what could be a move to combat that criticism, Juul is rolling out a new formula for two of its pod flavors, cutting their concentration of nicotine from 5 percent—roughly equivalent to inhaling a pack of smokes—down to 3 percent.
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In the first teaser trailer for Paolo Sorrentino's upcoming series The Young Pope, Jude Law smokes, strips off in front of a mirror, talks about himself as God and generally acts in a way you wouldn't necessarily expect the pope to act.
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The Elm Haven housing project in which Smokes grew up has since been torn down, and in its place stands a neighborhood of mixed-income townhouses where the distant wail of police sirens is easily drowned out by the din of wind chimes.
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In a short NSFW video, Barr looks disordered and distressed as she smokes a cigarette while arguing with a male producer about the editing of a previous video — one that was apparently cut together from multiple shoots and showed Barr wearing different outfits.
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These videos are much the same: Again and again, the instant torque of the EV's motors smokes the gas belcher off the line, leaving nothing but the squeal of tires ringing in the reddening ears of whoever's watching its taillights pull away.
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In the short clip, Barr looks disordered and distressed as she smokes a cigarette while arguing with a male producer about the editing of a previous video — one that was apparently cut together from multiple shoots and showed Roseanne wearing different outfits.
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Eventually, the guy who had called for me came out and explained their bet and that they had been partying all night and doing crazy drugs and having sex in the backyard when they ran out of smokes and called for an Uber.
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By this time, they had already gone through something like nine liters of beers and could still stand up, not to mention the half-a-pack of smokes each, which put them on a consumption level far more resilient than my own.
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The hierarchy of girls is always restructured come the first day of tenth grade when one of the mid-level girls suddenly ascends to the top of the pecking order by virtue of, over the summer, acquiring a slightly older boyfriend who smokes.
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A person who habitually smokes just one cigarette a day is nine times as likely to die from lung cancer as a nonsmoker, and even if he or she quits at age 103, still has a 44 percent increased risk of premature death.
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Gawli, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of a politician from the right-wing Shiv Sena party, was more than forthcoming, even giving them permission to include scenes where he smokes a chillum (a pipe used to smoke cannabis).
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Thousands took to Hong Kong's streets Sunday in a new wave of pro-democracy protests, but police fired tear gas after some demonstrators hurled bricks and smokes bombs, breaking a rare pause in violence that has persisted during the six-month-long movement.
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The days pass and the stories accumulate — he smokes weed, he worships music, he does coke, he shoplifts, he does LSD, he does crazy-boy stuff with his best friend, Anthony Kiedis, who would later become the lead singer of the Chili Peppers.
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Co-directors Rick Barnes, Olivia Neergaard-Holm, and Jon Nguyen spent many hours with the ponderous, gravely voiced artist in his Los Angeles studio, where he smokes cigarettes, sips coffee, and applies paint to enormous canvases with brushes, palette knives, and his hands.
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NEW DELHI, April 7 (Reuters) - India's traditional cigarette industry, which makes hand-rolled smokes and employs more than 8 million people, shut down production on Thursday, saying it could not meet new government rules requiring them to print bigger health warnings on tobacco packets.
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"After Winter," for instance, features black actors and actresses blanketed in black face paint, all staring on silently except for Kojey, who smokes a cigarette and screams his lyrics like "All I want is 40 acres a mule and my respect" into the lens.
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Like anything, it's not black or white, though I greatly prefer a partner who smokes over past relationships where I'd be ripping cannons and my then-partner(s) wouldn't understand why I'd be up super late reading weird shit and mumbling about dessert nachos.
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Over the course of a year, this means that someone who smokes a pack a day (20 cigarettes) has 150 extra mutations per cell in the lung, 97 per larynx cell, 23 per mouth cell, 18 per bladder cell, and six per liver cell.
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She speaks in a raspy, two-packs-a day voice (although she no longer smokes), has an intense gaze and a disarmingly animated manner — as if Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in her Supreme Court decisions, put a circle over the I instead of a dot.
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"You know, we do not deny lung cancer treatment for a person who smokes or diabetes treatment to a person that doesn't eat well," says Robert Greenwald, a professor at Harvard Law School and faculty director of the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation.
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In a notoriously xenophobic and sexist business, he has pulled together a diverse team of tattooers, operating almost like a talent agent — albeit one who has a pistol tattooed on his neck (hence his nickname, given to the store) and smokes weed with his artists.
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She was prepared to capture their celebration: A pool of bridesmaids, elated and anxious, congregated in front of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, while others in puffy-sleeved dresses reclined in the back seat with smokes and drinks; a prom couple made out for the camera.
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In fact, their leader turns out to be Camille's half sister, Amma (Eliza Scanlen), a beautiful girl who smokes, wears skimpy dresses and steals the flowers from a shrine for Natalie, but who plays the part of a modest, obedient daughter when Adora is around.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner (D) wagered a brisket plate from Burns Original BBQ and a local India pale ale, while D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) offered half-smokes from Ben's Chili Bowl, vodka from Republic Restoratives and beer from DC Brau Brewing Company if the Nationals lose.
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He has created something of his own Panamanian style of barbecue where he smokes brisket with native nance wood and incorporates other native, non-traditional items like octopus or smoked queso fresco on to the menu, which relies on set dishes rather than being sold by weight.
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And he smokes weed to escape, usually with his friend Darius (Straight Outta Compton's Keith Stanfield), who's so blazed and given to philosophical asides that it's not entirely certain (at least for me) that he's a real character or a figment of Earn and Alfred's imaginations.
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While he stands to the right of Orange County voters on issues like gun rights and immigration, he embodies the local culture on an aesthetic level—he surfs, smokes pot, and plays the banjo—and, perhaps more importantly, has never faced a serious, well-funded opponent.
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Here's what officials new and whenIn the study, conducted by researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, mice were exposed to e-cigarettes five times a week, which is equivalent to the exposure a human who smokes e-cigarettes regularly would get, said Caron.
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" In the aughts, when Hader was establishing himself as an actor, he gave a series of bravura performances: a yes-man studio executive in "Tropic Thunder," a melancholy cop in "Superbad," an Army private who smokes some experimental weed and loses all his inhibitions in "Pineapple Express.
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But if you're in Brooklyn and out of smokes, there's a person on Craigslist who's just giving away two "partial packs of American Spirit Yellows" for free—which, if you smoke American Spirits like I used to, you know they're the second-best kind, after blue.
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Facility manager Wade Thurber explained it like this to CBC Sports: It's clear these guys are living in the glory era, a time when zero fucks were given and you could light up smokes during a bonspiel (curling slang for tournament), while playing a few pints deep.
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Clay stashes Justin at his parent's house, while, unbeknownst to Clay, Justin brought with him a stash of black tar heroin and tin foil, which he smokes next to the window as the episode fades out to the typically dramatic pop music that pervades the show.
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In prison, he imagines a conversation with a Roman Catholic priest who smokes hash with him and says he questions the existence of God, and with a woman he takes a shine to and who he eventually discovers is Jewish — the first Jew he has ever met.
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Because it smokes like other run of the mill vape pens you might balk at the $75 price tag, but the Smokio is the rare connected vape pen and the Smokio app lets you monitor your nicotine intake so you can figure out exactly how addicted you are.
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After all it was the NAC that brought the hammer down on Nate's brother, only reducing Nick's ban to 18 months after succumbing to enormous public pressure and (we assume) realizing the insanity of imposing a harsher penalty on a fighter who smokes pot than one who does steroids.
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In Antonio Maria Da Silva's new mashup, HELL'S CLUB PART TWO ANOTHER NIGHT, Daft Punk spins disks while every iteration of James Bond smokes cigarettes with Hunter S. Thompson, the Ghostbusters bust Patrick Swayze's ghost, Blade fights Ridley Scott's aliens, and somehow BB-8 is caught in a crossfire.
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It will take your fear and your worry and even your kid who only smokes pot too much and carry them from educational consultants to wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools, not so that rough edges can escape the friction around them but to smooth those edges out.
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We need proper studies, the panel concluded, on the health effects of cannabis on children and teen-agers and pregnant women and breast-feeding mothers and "older populations" and "heavy cannabis users"; in other words, on everyone except the college student who smokes a joint once a month.
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In the rambling seven-minute video, he talks about wanting to move to Los Angeles ("This city just breaks you, I'm so bored of being broken"), spars with viewers who leave nasty comments ("I love all of you so much"), smokes his blunt and repeatedly asks for money.
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Scientists believe other unknown risk factors play a role in CTE—not everyone who plays football develops the disease, just as not everyone who smokes ends up with lung cancer—but based on current evidence, brain injury appears to be the primary factor, and likely the necessary one.
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A woman in a headscarf smokes a huge, tar-scented cigarette to my left, a young British couple scroll through their phones over an enormous plate of meat and salad, and a bottle-swilling group of denim-clad drug dealers gather on a low wall beside the park.
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" A woman smokes a cigarette on a hammock and brainstorms, with a black cat, "how to build a spell" to end a war: "If the magic desired is the total and absolute destruction of the machinery of war … then the spell requires the consumption of a substantial amount of energies.
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He's a throwback to the days of trucker bods and beer—he did an extensive, entertaining interview with ESPN last year where he revealed he's a pack of smokes- and a 30-pack-of-beer-a-day kind of guy—but also aware that wrestling should be a little absurd.
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"If R.J. Reynolds spent this much money on a local policy in one city, they're sending a message that these bans could severely hurt their business and affect who smokes," said Dr. Pamela Ling of the University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine, who wasn't involved with the study.
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In a slate of new episodes coming to VICELAND on October 17, Krishna meets a man who was denied a kidney because he smokes weed, an expectant mother turning to weed in lieu of pharmaceuticals, and a convicted killer who believes she wouldn't have taken a life if she wasn't high.
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Mostly in their 21982s and 22004s now, they include a German man who smokes on the theater's steps, a woman who wrote a memoir 22 years ago that inspired a television movie, and a man who was homeless before Ms. O'Hara offered him a crawl space above the lighting booth.
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Sure enough, Limbaugh, unwittingly or not, pulled back the curtain and revealed his true self: He is an entertainer, a conservative in name only, a man who smokes fine cigars and criss crosses the country in his private jet and feels no obligation to tell his millions of listeners the truth.
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A Toronto native, Mr. Davis hardly seemed destined to become a sci-fi supervillain on TV. A classically trained stage actor who has worked with the likes of Laurence Olivier and Albert Finney, he was initially hired onto "The X-Files" mostly to smoke Morley cigarettes (actually herbal smokes) menacingly in the background.
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Saliva will smell worse if the person licking you doesn't brush their teeth as often as they should, smokes, drinks a lot of alcohol, has a dry mouth, or has a yellow or white-coated tongue, or is on the Keto diet, Dr. Ahmed says — essentially, anything that helps anaerobic bacteria grow.
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Not only is El made to wear his ugly, oversized plaid shirts while being trapped in his gross man-cabin (where he smokes cigarettes while drunk in bed—that is a fire hazard, sir!) eating TV dinners, he literally conspires to keep her and her boyfriend apart simply because it makes him uncomfortable.
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It's part of a 'high-hiking' tour hosted by Butiq Escapes, a luxury weed tourism company based out of Victoria, British Columbia, where a hiking guide picks you up from a private airport, smokes with you in the mountains and feeds you (and up to a group of four), lunch and dinner.
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The Martha Stewart Show Blooper Reel OK, so we're not saying that Martha Stewart smokes weed, but we are saying that Martha Stewart is absolutely delightful to watch when you have been smoking weed, which is why her ever-growing friendship with Snoop Dogg is starting to make more and more sense.
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"Although it's a distinct region — not every city has trucks selling half-smokes — I think that Washington isn't part of what a lot of people's sense of their country is about," said Mr. Prelinger, who became familiar with the city's iconic sausage dish after living in the district for nearly two decades.
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Structured loosely as, well, a day in the life of a young person skating with friends, the movie follows Stevie as he rides, smokes and roughhouses his way into teenage life, ricocheting (emotionally and physically) off his troubled older brother (Lucas Hedges) and transforming before the eyes of his mother (Katherine Waterston).
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The obvious work he put into his muscle tone is on full display in a scene in which Efron's character, who is already drunk, unknowingly smokes crack cocaine and proceeds to take off all his clothes save for a stuffed bumblebee tied around his private parts, which he then rubs on several female partygoers. 2.
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Perhaps suspecting that US sanctions would last for a while, shortly before President and cigar aficionado John F. Kennedy signed the embargo into law in 1962, he sent aide Pierre Salinger to buy all the Cuban smokes he could find in Washington, DC. According to Salinger, he brought Kennedy back a stash of 1,200 cigars.
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A few months later he returned with a debut solo single "Pillow Talk", a strange, Miguel-lite number which has the word "fuck" in it and features his girlfriend in the music video, just incase anyone didn't realise he's totally grown up now, and probably has sex and smokes weed, like, all the time.
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Apart from the livery, it differs from the standard model serving with the Aeronautica Militare's 61° Stormo (Wing) at Galatina (Lecce) airbase by the presence onboard of the coloured smokes generation system; this device is controlled by two buttons: one on the stick, for white smoke, and one on the throttle for coloured smoke.
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If Biologique Recherche is a Right-Bank Parisian who sits front row at fashion week, still smokes Gitanes, and could care less about ingredient transparency, then Moon Juice's Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion is her hippie sister who moved to the west coast, grows her own vegetables in Echo Park, and stirs adaptogen powders into her herbal tea.
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Sandra Oh has played multiple teachers, several coworkers, a couple of assistants, and a few neighbors from around the way — most notably in John Cameron Mitchell's 2010 Rabbit Hole, in which she played a fellow grief support group member who smokes pot with, almost has an affair with, and steal scenes right out from under Aaron Eckhart.
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The Newfoundland town of Grand Falls-Windsor isn't known for producing many public figures outside of NHL players, but last week the town on the Eastern edge of Canada found itself in the news after a high school student was suspended for filming a rap video in which he smokes what appears to be marijuana on school property.
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Over the course of many photos, all set at the same kitchen table, Weems displays the joys and struggles of womanhood: It is there, in the kitchen, where she meets and flirts with lovers; laughs, cries, and smokes with friends; helps her daughter with homework; puts on makeup; and even bends over backwards in an erotic pose.
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Since the beginning of Weediquette, I've wanted to follow the story of a woman who's pregnant and smokes pot because she thinks it helps her—to see how it helps her, what it could be doing to her fetus, how law enforcement and Child Protective Services deal with it, and what might happen in the end.
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In 2015, Foursquare named Kenny and Zuke's in Portland the ninth-best Jewish deli in the US. "The quintessential Jewish deli of the Northwest, Kenny & Zuke's boils and bakes its own bagels, brines and smokes its own pastrami and stocks one of Portland's best soda collections — think sarsaparilla and Cel-Ray," The Oregonian said about the deli.
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Around the fifth century B.C., the Greek historian Herodotus described a Scythian mourners' rite: … when, therefore, the Scythians have taken some seed of this hemp, they creep under the cloths and put the seeds on the red hot stones; but this being put on smokes, and produces such a steam, that no Grecian vapour-bath would surpass it.
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The outing — which came just a night before the one-year anniversary of the singer's near-fatal overdose on July 24, 2018 — took place at Barton G. in West Hollywood, where Lovato and her friends dined on several of the restaurant's signature dishes including their Holy Smokes Nitro Popcorn, Barton's Seasonal Chopped Salad, Samurai Striped Bass and Great American Steak.
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Today's pack is distinct in fundamental ways: There are many more women and minorities in the group (as in, there are more than almost none); there is considerably less drinking, and no one smokes; and while reporters 40 years ago paid their dues and scrapped like hell to cover a presidential campaign, many of today's cast members are in their first journalism jobs.
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When a server offers to take a drinks order, the young man — who smokes a pack a day ("I'm totally against it,'' his father said); often ends his evenings at the Up & Down club on West 14th Street; refers to the owner of Cipriani as his "homie"; and counts Kanye West, Jaden Smith and Ian Connor among his friends — replies, "I'll have some ice water, please.
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From epic works like Risk's mammoth wall of rainbow abstraction, to hidden gems like Woes' panda mayhem tucked away by where the bad kids go to sneak their smokes; from towering pieces like James Bullough's high diver visible from surrounding streets, to intimate, almost poetic works from Curiot and Jeff Soto in the main plaza areas, the weeklong installation unfolded in front of the students' eyes like performance art.
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She shows up in red and blue-black vinyl with a ring over her right nipple; she turns her back on the camera, revealing a lower back tattoo; she appears in a robe, smiling at the camera; she "smokes" a fat faux-cigar; and in a couple of shots, she notably reclines on a chaise, bound at the wrists by the titular rope, and later with it between her teeth.
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I imagine John Boehner waking up early today, & sitting in front of a big flat screen w C-SPAN on, a glass of red wine, and a pack of smokes how much is John Boehner loving life right now... Boehner wasn't any more to blame for Republican problems than anyone else who might lead the party, the thinking goes, and must revel in watching someone else deal with them.
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Ultimately, "BRIGHT" is a song that allows Zayn to tell us he smokes pot and drinks ("I found my life in between shots and getting high"), and while the beat is great and ideal for singing/dancing/yelling "I love this song!" the lyrics fail to go down a road I'd actually like to explore by focusing more on "she" (ugh) and less on how Zayn actually found his life.
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Though he's likely to get into the Hall of Fame as one of the best hitting and fielding third basemen in baseball, he is perhaps known more for his quirks, which include absolutely despising being touched on the head and a funky swing every once in a while where he goes down on one knee for a ball out of the zone and smokes it for a home run.
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In her work, photographer and performance artist Jaimie Warren has taken self-portraits in which she has transformed herself into, among other things, a sybaritic version of the Hindu goddess Kali who smokes joints from each of her eight hands; a heaping plate of lasagna that is also the head of Lana Del Rey; and a ravenous Freddy Krueger and the screaming meatball he impales, plucks from a pizza, and gobbles up.
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Since President Obama began taking executive action to break down the restrictions on trade with and travel to Cuba in late 2014, cigar and rum aficionados have been licking their lips at the prospect of legally buying real-deal Cubans right here in the US. But despite the easing of Cold War tensions, until now, American have only been able to bring back home $100 worth of Cuban booze and smokes from abroad.
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