Just when it appeared we had achieved consensus that climate change was a major threat to our health and our communities, enter Inhofe and his supporters to launch us back to a worldview when the Earth was flat and tobacco smoke was good for you.
As you drive out, the lights get dimmer and the homes older until eventually you're in a flat void of tobacco fields.
"Tobacco is tobacco is tobacco.
Driving northwest toward Bardstown, we saw weather-beaten barns with tobacco hanging inside to dry; flat, verdant fields; wide farm valleys with a forest line in the distance.
A bus to a flat, a bag of crisps, a box of tobacco.
A bus to a flat, a bag of crisps, and a box of tobacco.
Packing cigarettes involves repeatedly striking the top of the pack on a flat hard surface or your hand to condense the tobacco further towards the filter, leaving that empty paper space on top.
"Oh?" He fished his tobacco and rolling papers out of a pocket and used the flat tops of his knees as a table.
The RRs were adjusted for gender, type of delivery, neonatal icterus treated with phototherapy, year of birth, breastfeeding, maternal age and education, atopic dermatitis, smoking of the mother, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, having an older sibling, allergy of an older sibling, type of flat (1st year), households with a gas appliance and mold in the flat in the 1st year of life.
One hundred fifty-µl of the freshly diluted culture was placed in octuplet in two flat-bottomed 96-well plates (Costar-Corning, Sigma-Aldrich Corp. St . Louis MO, USA), one for tobacco exposure and one for sham exposure (see below).
