By 1950, aging, cantaloup, cigaret, enrolment, eying, glycerin, hiccup, pean, numskull and sodder ( for solder ) were in use, as well as a host of-UE simplifications that had not appeard on previous lists although they stemmed analogously from announced changes . ""
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The most careful scholarly study of these issues, published under the auspices of the Rand Corp . in 1991 as " The Costs of Poor Health Habits, " concluded that the net social cost of smoking-- those costs not borne by smokers themselves-- came to only about 15 cents per pack of cigarets in 1986.
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By 1913, however, she had become an inventor, and opened an all-women factory in Moline, Illinois, dedicated to manufacturing her creations . " Time " magazine described the muffler in action : Puffing upon one cigaret after another, Miss Jones directed mechanics in attaching to the Cirrus engine of a Moth biplane a muffler of her own invention.
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:I want to keep always my memories of those dead and gone days when my world was young when Karl Hall and I dug a cave under the river bank; when Alfie Resener and I smoked our first corn silk cigaret; when Harry Maxon and I set fire to McCormack s haymow; when Ned Deletombe and I were taken to the Justice of Peace by Constable Jack Dufour for swimming naked in the creek.
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Rolling Stone described LaBour's article as " the most baroque explication " of the supposed death, claiming that the Abbey Road cover depicted a funeral procession from a cemetery, with John as " anthropomorphic God, followed by Ringo the undertaker, followed by Paul the resurrected, barefoot with a cigaret in his right hand ( the original was left-handed ), followed by George, the grave digger ", and adding details that Paul had died in a car crash three years earlier, the top of his head sheared off, and that he was the subject of the " A Day in the Life " car crash on Sgt.
