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If Tobacco Nation were a real country, its smoking rate would be the fifth highest in the world - behind only Indonesia, Ukraine, China, and the Philippines

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Thus, the slave trade began to boom as hundreds of thousands of Africans were uprooted from their homes a continent away and transported in dismal conditions to work on the tobacco and cotton plantations in North America, especially in the South, where their population swelled to the millions

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As a result, the aerosol delivered to the lungs contains a significantly lower concentration of toxic substances than cigarette smoke