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Across the country, the increasingly well-organized cigar industry has been pushing for cigar bar/lounge exemptions in strong local and state smokefree laws, peeling back lifesaving protections designed to maintain indoor smoking and boost industry profits, all while putting workers at risk

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Native Americans were the first to cultivate tobacco in Mexico around 1400 to 1000 B.C