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Legal cigarettes account for just 10 per cent of tobacco consumption in India but contribute nearly 80 per cent of total tobacco tax revenues, it noted, cautioning that any shift away from legal products could have serious fiscal implications
If you have trouble getting into that mindset, try to think about how you might explain a blueberry to an alien who has never tasted one
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