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Tobacco smoke contains more than 4,000 chemicals, including more than 70 cancer-causing chemicals. Smoking kills 1,200 people a day, there is no such thing as a safer cigarette. However, people who stop smoking by the age of 40 can gain 10 years of extra life, research has found.
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Tobacco smoke contains more than 4,000 chemicals, including more than 70 cancer-causing chemicals. Smoking kills 1,200 people a day, there is no such thing as a safer cigarette. However, people who stop smoking by the age of 40 can gain 10 years of extra life, research has found.
Tobacco smoke contains more than 4,000 chemicals, including more than 70 cancer-causing chemicals. Smoking kills 1,200 people a day, there is no such thing as a safer cigarette. However, people who stop smoking by the age of 40 can gain 10 years of extra life, research has found.
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- After 11 years of Big Tobacco stalling and negotiating, tobacco companies are being required to run an extensive television and newspaper advertising campaign, at their own expense, admitting the truth about their products.
After 11 years of Big Tobacco stalling and negotiating, tobacco companies are being required to run an extensive television and newspaper advertising campaign, at their own expense, admitting the truth about their products.
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udge Gladys Kessler found tobacco companies guilty of lying to the public about the deadly health risks of cigarettes and second-hand smoke.
In 2006, The American cancer society and other plaintiffs won a major court case against Big Tobacco. Judge Gladys Kessler found tobacco companies guilty of lying to the public about the deadly health risks of cigarettes and second-hand smoke.
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The ads themselves will be far from visually interesting. The court-mandated ruling was to the point, the ads are based on meaningful words, not pictures.
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The tobacco companies won some significant gains. They won't have to admit to having deliberately lied and manipulated in their advertising and promotional campaigns. They won't have to include lurid images of what smoking does to people.
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Philip Morris USA intentionally designed cigarettes to make them more addictive. cigarette company’s control the impact of nicotine in ways such as adding ammonia to make the cigarette taste less harsh.
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The tobacco companies filed an appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals. The court granted the motion, and on May 22, 2009, the three-judge panel unanimously upheld Judge Kessler’s decision finding the tobacco companies liable. This is a form of greed for money.
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Libra is a cryptocurrency created by Facebook, and is a globally traded, reliable, anonymous currency.
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Facebook has framed the digital coin (libra)as an alternative to traditional financial services for the billions of people worldwide who lack access to banking.
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All criminals (terrorists included) will be able to transfer funds with ease, by avoiding the risks they now would face when they move hundreds of millions of dollars. Libra creates a haven for criminals because governments will be unable to establish and track these funds the way they do now.
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Treasury Department, and the almost president trump had very serious concerns that Libra could be misused by money launderers and terrorist finances.
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In the end the libra plan proposal expresses more concerns. Because it made it easier for criminal activities such as drug dealing, human trafficking, money laundering and tax evasion.
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Volkswagens once prestigious reputation for being the largest carmakers in Europe was implicated when the company’s engineers decided to deceit 11 million cars in total. Volkswagen sells to 153 countries, and every workday 41,000 vehicles are produced.
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Chairman Hans-Dieter Pötsch made a public admission: saying that a group of the company’s engineers decided to cheat on the admissions tests in 2005, because of their inability to find a technical solution that fit their “time frame and budget” to build diesel engines that were able to meet US emissions standards.
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Clean air act-passed 1970 designed to control air pollution to ensure limited harm from cars towards the environment. Volkswagen violates the federal act by allowing higher level of air emissions that were allowed by the environmental protection authority.
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This information proves how deceitful high-end car producers can be, therefore while making the decision for a safe and environmentally efficient vehicle it is smart to be cautious, as the company did remain silent for 4 days.
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VW recalling millions of cars worldwide set aside €6.7bn (£4.8bn) to cover costs.90% of diesel vehicles didn't meet emission limit.
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The demand for diesel engine cars plummeted, as the sales for diesel cars was already low
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While this mode likely delivers higher mileage and power, it also permits heavier nitrogen-oxide emissions (NOx)—a smog-forming pollutant linked to lung cancer
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Meaning 11 million cars were driving with vehicle emissions with up to 40 times higher than the federal limit.
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