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According to a report from the World Health Organisation, every year the tobacco industry costs the world more than 8 million human lives, 600 million trees, 200 000 hectares of land, 22 billion tonnes of water and 84 million tonnes of CO2
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They could be purchased at the nearest dry goods store for ten cents each, at department stores such as Bonwit Teller or Saks Fifth Avenue where a gold jewel-studded and ivory option might be had for ten dollars, or at tobacconists shops, which offered an astonishing variety of styles and prices