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… These and other secondary consequences of the pandemic will occur gradually over time
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… the state governments of Texas, Oklahoma, and Florida than … in January 2000 that remained
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… youth likelihood of tobacco use, and marginal effects were found … centuries, because of the
dramatic increase in new immigration… effects for girls than boys in reducing likelihood of future …

… suicides utilizing panel data for years 2000-2010. The research … the ITS analysis spanning
from 1998 through 2016. Moreover… the consequences of the act in advance of performing it …

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… cessation and impact on tobacco control efforts, assess … e-cigarettes, has taken a drastic
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… are responsible for dramatically reducing cancer deaths. … Contrary to our results, in a
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