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"We're going to hook up with Shaq tomorrow," West said, lighting up a small cigar.
It takes nine months to train a new roller to make only a small cigar.
The name whiff, used in Britain, refers to a small cigar open at both ends, about 3 1/2 in.
His rotundity means he sits a little awkwardly in his chair, but he is a lively, playful interviewee, chewing on a small cigar throughout.
"Maybe some of it is nostalgia, but look how close we are to Manhattan," he said, sitting at his desk, a small cigar humidor at his back.
With just a small increase in weight, a small cigar can qualify as a large cigar, for tax purposes, even though it more nearly resembles a typical cigarette and can cost as little as seven cents a cigar.
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Similarly, some cigar makers made their small cigars slightly heavier to qualify for the lower rate.
The price of my brand of small cigars had soared to $15 a pack.
Almost as successful, dense Thai Special Spring Rolls, shaped like small cigars, dipped easily into a spicy sauce.
He did not socialise very much with us, smoked small cigars,' said a fellow chaffeur called Jacques.
Meanwhile, sales of large cigars more than doubled from 2008 to 2011, after manufacturers increased the weight of certain small cigars, enabling them to be classified as large cigars, which are taxed at a lower rate than small cigars and cigarettes, a C.D.C. commentary noted.
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