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Next, tobacco emerges, enveloped by the earthy character of vetiver, before the composition's rhythm softens over cashmere wood and amber for a warmer finish

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(Source: News18 creative) 2/10 In the early 2000s, with limited evidence of second-hand smoke (SMS) harms, the tobacco industry attempted to downplay the hazards of passive smoking, characterising it as a mere inconvenience for non-smokers rather than a substantial threat