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Smoke and mirror-images
Jul 15 2008:Chantal Akerman's atmospheric films are wreathed in cigarette smoke, hazy with ambiguity, humming with suspense. They leave Adrian Searle gasping for breath
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Jul 9 2008:
Marcel Berlins: Would such censorship stop children taking up cigarettes or continuing to smoke? Most unlikely
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Jul 8 2008:
Neil Clark: A campaign that wants to limit media portrayals of smoking but ignores depictions of violence has lost all sense of perspective
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Jul 8 2008:
Claire Fowler: Germans defy rule-bound stereotypes in wilful ignorance of their new national smoking ban
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Jul 7 2008:
Children and young people encouraged by media glamorisation of smoking in cinema and television
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Jul 1 2008:
Libby Brooks: Piecemeal inducements may be effective, but are politically meaningless if the broader causes are not addressed
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Jul 1 2008:
Dutch coffee shop owners hit out at 'ridiculous' law while 1,600 'doomed' businesses are put up for sale
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Jun 29 2008:
When smokers met up to bemoan the one-year-old ban, Lynn Barber found the company made her choke - David Hockney excepted
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Jun 29 2008:
Research shows almost 235,000 people managed to quit with help from NHS one year on from ban
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Jun 22 2008:
Healthcare rationing row as prospective patients are told to quit cigarettes
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Jun 20 2008:
Alexander Chancellor: Nowadays smokers gravitate instinctively to each other for they feel at ease in each other's company
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Jun 16 2008:
Jane Wild: The first anniversary of the smoking ban in England is fast approaching, but it seems that not all smokers have been stubbing out
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May 31 2008:
Proposed restrictions on marketing aim to stop adults smoking and discourage young people from taking up the habit. By John Carvel
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May 30 2008:
Cath Elliott: How will banning packs of 10 cigarettes deter teenagers from smoking? Surely forcing them to buy bigger packets will only encourage them
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