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====Cigarettes 7==== | ====Cigarettes 7==== | ||
| + | * [[ Brand7 |Brand 7 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand7 Seven Hills |Brand 7 Seven Hills ]] | * [[ Brand7 Seven Hills |Brand 7 Seven Hills ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand70 |Brand 70 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand700 ans Grimaldi |Brand 700 ans Grimaldi ]] | * [[ Brand700 ans Grimaldi |Brand 700 ans Grimaldi ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand71 |Brand 71 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand72 |Brand 72 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand72 Berjaya |Brand 72 Berjaya ]] | * [[ Brand72 Berjaya |Brand 72 Berjaya ]] | ||
* [[ Brand75 |Brand 75 ]] | * [[ Brand75 |Brand 75 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand758 |Brand 758 ]] | * [[ Brand758 |Brand 758 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand767 |Brand 767 ]] | * [[ Brand767 |Brand 767 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand77 |Brand 77 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand77 Kretek |Brand 77 Kretek ]] | * [[ Brand77 Kretek |Brand 77 Kretek ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand700 |Brand 700 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand711 |Brand 711 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand717 |Brand 717 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand734 |Brand 734 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand739 |Brand 739 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand750 |Brand 750 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand758 |Brand 758 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand767 |Brand 767 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand775 |Brand 775 ]] | * [[ Brand775 |Brand 775 ]] | ||
* [[ Brand777 |Brand 777 ]] | * [[ Brand777 |Brand 777 ]] | ||
| − | + | * Brand 777: see also [[BrandState Express 777 |Brand State Express 777 ]] | |
| + | * [[ Brand784 |Brand 784 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand7805 |Brand 7805 ]] | ||
| + | * [[ Brand7 Juwel |Brand 7 Juwel ]] | ||
Many countries and jurisdictions have instituted public smoking bans. In New York City, smoking is forbidden in almost all workplaces, although not enforced in some small neighborhood bars. In the USA, smoking is being banned in restaurants and bars. States from California to Delaware have adopted such a ban. Such bans are least popular in Southern states of the USA, such as Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, where tobacco continues to be a large part of the economy. In other states, these bans are extremely popular and seen as long overdue. Often smoking is allowed on the street (though in Delaware you must be 250 feet away from any public building), but in many locations of Japan it is against the law. | Many countries and jurisdictions have instituted public smoking bans. In New York City, smoking is forbidden in almost all workplaces, although not enforced in some small neighborhood bars. In the USA, smoking is being banned in restaurants and bars. States from California to Delaware have adopted such a ban. Such bans are least popular in Southern states of the USA, such as Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, where tobacco continues to be a large part of the economy. In other states, these bans are extremely popular and seen as long overdue. Often smoking is allowed on the street (though in Delaware you must be 250 feet away from any public building), but in many locations of Japan it is against the law. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 11 May 2009
Cigarettes 7
- Brand 7
- Brand 7 Seven Hills
- Brand 70
- Brand 700 ans Grimaldi
- Brand 71
- Brand 72
- Brand 72 Berjaya
- Brand 75
- Brand 758
- Brand 767
- Brand 77
- Brand 77 Kretek
- Brand 700
- Brand 711
- Brand 717
- Brand 734
- Brand 739
- Brand 750
- Brand 758
- Brand 767
- Brand 775
- Brand 777
- Brand 777: see also Brand State Express 777
- Brand 784
- Brand 7805
- Brand 7 Juwel
Many countries and jurisdictions have instituted public smoking bans. In New York City, smoking is forbidden in almost all workplaces, although not enforced in some small neighborhood bars. In the USA, smoking is being banned in restaurants and bars. States from California to Delaware have adopted such a ban. Such bans are least popular in Southern states of the USA, such as Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, where tobacco continues to be a large part of the economy. In other states, these bans are extremely popular and seen as long overdue. Often smoking is allowed on the street (though in Delaware you must be 250 feet away from any public building), but in many locations of Japan it is against the law.
