One incidental, smoking-related perk, which she's reluctant to give up, is her membership in the clique of smokers who huddle in a semiprotected niche outside the building, regardless of the weather.
How sad that those in Fulton, Mo., who objected to the incidental drinking, smoking and kissing in "Grease" seem to have missed what the musical is really about: teenage innocence (first love, first kiss, first car), community spirit ("We'll always be together") and the frustration of teenage romantic aspirations, which the musical affectionately satirizes.
For those customers who were perceived to use e-cigarettes as a cessation aid or a means of cutting down, the potential cost savings appeared to be an incidental or secondary benefit to smoking e-cigarettes.
Detection of incidental tumors, obesity, and hypertension, and possibly smoking, have likely contributed to the observed increase.
He also contacted composer Mateo Messina, with whom he had previously worked on Thank You for Smoking, to compose the film's incidental score.
The New Yorker, November 16, 1946 P. 23 Incidental Intelligence: Down on Pier A, near the Battery, There's a "No Smoking" sign, posted on the authority of Patrick Walsh, Capo Commissario del Riparto Pompieri, and John McKenzie, Commissario Riparto Moli e Banchine.
Interestingly, we found no association between smoking status or history of chronic pulmonary disease with either any incidental findings or pulmonary nodules.
Interestingly, neither smoking status nor history of chronic pulmonary disease was associated with any incidental findings or pulmonary nodules.
