A big part of that was a rise in people breaking their allowance for duty free cigarettes.
As noted by Colbert above, the top 0.01% are so rich, they can have fun breaking their own stuff - doing double duty shopping for the rest of us - and they are the ones buying and benefiting from these non-stop rallies - what can possibly go wrong? .
A new task gives them added experience, a more valuable place in the company and it allows them to break up their duties.
Collier Schorr pursues the latter possibility in a color photograph that appears to be a well-made journalistic picture of four young Israeli soldiers taking a break from their duties to play a game of cards.
The teeming throngs around it daily reflect India's diversity, with Parsi gentlemen out for their evening constitutionals, Muslim women in burqas taking the sea air, Goan Catholic waiters enjoying a break from their duties at the stately Taj Mahal Hotel, Hindus from every corner of the country chatting in a multitude of tongues.
But the 100 staff who've been manning the phones since 7am do seem to be exceptionally busy; some journalists (myself included) were told earlier that there was no time for any of the call handlers to break off from their duties to talk to them, even though interviews had been set up in advance.
Both bands have frontmen who seem to see it as their duty to break down the barriers between stage and floor, and who see the possibility for redemption, revelation and joy in the acknowledgement of the darkness in life.
Residents of New York, Illinois and now New Hampshire have watched as their governors waffled, politicked and, in the case of Illinois, possibly broke the law carrying out their duties to appoint a new senator.
According to Bin Hammam's formal complaint, Blatter broke FIFA "duty of disclosure" rules because he was aware via Warner that payments had been arranged and "had no issue".
Alternatively, manslaughter may be caused by gross negligence, where the defendant has broken a duty of care over the victim, where that breach has led to the death, and is sufficiently gross as to warrant criminalisation.
