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tobacco

tobacco
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tobacco monopoly

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The area surrounding the town is primarily agricultural land, with tomatoes, tobacco and corn among the chief crops.
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Tongue lesions are more common in persons who wear dentures and tobacco users.
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In fact, until legislative action in 1747, tobacco was a frequently-used internal currency.
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Tobacco revenue has fallen more quickly that projected when the securities were created, leading to technical defaults in some states.
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He has also written legislation to help tobacco farmers receive government subsidies and buyouts.
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Any rule broken resulted in a fine of 10 to 1000 pounds of tobacco, depending on the offense.
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Statewide, the storm caused about $7 million in crop damage, mostly to tobacco, tomato, and corn.
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He used to take his grog as regular as any of us, and was always begging or stealing tobacco.
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There are slave quarters, smokehouses, springhouses, corn cribs, and tobacco barns.
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The band is red and bears an image of a tobacco field within a broad border.
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