Their intervention targeted low-income smokers, because, says Davis, the the lower your socioeconomic status, the more likely you are to smoke.
People are always willing to help him, because, says Clarke "there's not an ounce of malice in him".
"Perhaps because," says Conte, "there were so many taboos in my day, and one had to navigate a way around them, which involved humour, charm and courtship.
The release of the remastered CDs coincides with the arrival of Rock Band - "because," says Rouse, "the Beatles are for everyone, not just for people in the past".
"All because," says Country Life's editor Mark Hedges, urbanites won't accept that "this animal that people find attractive could do some damage" and urbanites dominate the electorate.
"That's because," says Andrea with relish, "chlorine hangs on like grim death to the atoms it bonds with".
That's because, says Gandesha, buying a residential investment property is "more like starting a business than making a simple investment".
That's because, says Morrison, "They are versatile and can be worn over a dress, suit or with a pair of trousers".
That's because, says Habito, 1 in 4 British homeowners are currently mismatched, paying lenders an average of around £4,000 more than they need to every year.
