-diversity analysis revealed significant differences between current and never-smokers, as well as between former and current smokers
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Contemporaneous with, and potentially driven by,2 these declines in cigarette smoking is consolidation of the tobacco industry into a handful of global playersPhilip Morris International (PMI), British American Tobacco (BAT), Japan Tobacco International (JTI)and the introduction and marketing of other forms of nicotine delivery
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New York is followed by California (44.8 percent), New Mexico (45.5 percent), Washington (41.5 percent), and Minnesota (34.8 percent)
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