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Deaths per year caused by smoking:
Canada - 40,000 Great Britain - 100,000 France - 70,000 U.S.A. - 390,000
Average cigarettes smoked per person per year:
France - 1750 Germany - 1820 Japan - 2600 U.S.A. - 2680
Second-hand smoke is as deadly as smoking itself.
In 1920, 250 people died of lung cancer in Great Britain. In 1980, 35,000 people died - 9 out of 10 were smokers.
Cigarettes made in the U.S.A. last year: 635 billion
There are more black than white smokers in the U.S.A.
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