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"Support for smoking ban on airliners is flying high" "Most travelers' faces light up at notion of smoke-free others smolder" "Ban will clear the air, leave smokers out in the cold" "Smoking ban encounters little flight turbulence" It wasn't always so The ban was a far cry from the 1930s, when no less than Amelia Earhart endorsed cigarettes in magazine ads, and the 1950s and '60s, when flight attendants appeared in promotions selling cigarettes on flights, according to the University of Alabama's archive collection devoted to the history of the airline smoking ban
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Interview with Steve Harvey, quoted in "Clinton confuses Constitution with Declaration of Independence in gun pitch", FoxNews.com (25 February 2016) Despite what you hear, we don't need to make America great again
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