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u.s. politicians who smoke cigarettes – The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society Peeking into the past: My

Peeking into the past: My time with TV's 'angry young man' The Chestnut Hill Local Smoking banned in House chamber, Jan. 10, 1896 POLITICO Bill Clinton golfing and smoking a cigar. 27th February, 1996. Franklin D. Roosevelt smoking a cigarette. July 1936. Republican Lawmakers Allow Smoking Inside US House Bloomberg Adam Clayton Powell Jr. SamePassage

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