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Smoke odors can cause irritation and lead to headaches or nausea, and microscopic smoke particles cling to walls, floors, furniture, clothing, books, and nearly any other surface

Some workers were also paid piece rate wages for the number of sticks full of tobacco plants that they hung in curing barns in a day

Violating these rules can lead to fines and property penalties, not just a warning

Deven Green joined me on Wednesday night at Marys and, as always, came in character

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