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victims of tobacco A Chinese woman lights up a cigarette at a cafe in downtown Beijing, July 14, 2006. The Chinese government has called for stronger measures to curb smoking in the world's biggest cigarette Cigarettes cause lung cancer

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victims of tobacco A Chinese woman lights up a cigarette at a cafe in downtown Beijing, July 14, 2006. The Chinese government has called for stronger measures to curb smoking in the world's biggest cigarette Cigarettes cause lung cancer

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victims of tobacco A Chinese woman lights up a cigarette at a cafe in downtown Beijing, July 14, 2006. The Chinese government has called for stronger measures to curb smoking in the world's biggest cigarette Cigarettes cause lung cancer

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victims of tobacco A Chinese woman lights up a cigarette at a cafe in downtown Beijing, July 14, 2006. The Chinese government has called for stronger measures to curb smoking in the world's biggest cigarette Cigarettes cause lung cancer

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victims of tobacco A Chinese woman lights up a cigarette at a cafe in downtown Beijing, July 14, 2006. The Chinese government has called for stronger measures to curb smoking in the world's biggest cigarette Cigarettes cause lung cancer
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