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The researchers found that smokers had a 42% higher rate of recurrent hospitalization for pneumonia within a year compared to nonsmokers

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"In terms of world production, we're nowhere near the top but we're probably at number two or number three, after Brazil and the United States." Matibiri says farming was especially hard-hit, in part because unlike the industrial white farmers who were landowners, Zimbabwe's new black farmers are leaseholders and couldn't get credit or bank loans without title deeds

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The witheringly wry, worldly heiress was among the most celebrated women of her day, a six-foot glamour queen hounded by paparazzi, who brushed elbows with every midcentury icon from Jackie Kennedy to Elvis Presley, pronouncing Greta Garbo boring and, after dating Errol Flynn, theorizing that bisexual men made the best lovers: I should know, she declared

The industry can exert more influence at the state level than the local level, Aoki says