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Besides nicotine, other toxic compounds found in cigarette smoke include (4): Carbon monoxide Carbon dioxide Nitrogen oxides Acetone Hydrogen cyanide Acrolein Ammonium Pyridine 3-vinyl pyridine Formaldehyde N-nitrosodimethyamine N-nitrosopyrrolidine Methyl and ethyl alcohol Hydrogen sulfide As youd likely expect, repeated exposure to these toxic chemicals is harmful to your body

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Economists predict that money that would have been spent on tobacco products will be spent on other things, thus wont disappear from the economy

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