| Ohio |
- Plan to make rules for enforcing the smoking ban
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| Baltimore |
- Will be one of four cities airing edgy new ads aimed at helping people quit smoking
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| Wales |
- A ban on smoking in enclosed public places
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| Geneva |
- Discussion of a statewide ban on smoking in public places
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| France |
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Starting in February, the ministry will give would-be quitters $66 coupons redeemable for the purchase of nicotine patches, chewing gum or lozenges.
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| China |
- Preventing and reducing tobacco consumption and nicotine addiction through taxes, labeling and other measures as a signatory to the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
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| California |
- Propose a ban on cigarette smoking on sidewalks, apartment buildings, the company car and even your own home, if a neighbor complains. One of the options is to also ban smoking in all workplaces, including outdoor cafes, shopping malls, construction sites and other public places.
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| San Francisco |
- Bans smoking in city parks, golf courses and public squares
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| Denmark |
- Introducing a ban on smoking in public places
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| Texas |
- Considered making restaurants and bars smoke-free.
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| Belmont |
- Aims to curb the harmful effects of second-hand smoke by preventing puffs not just in parks and around public buildings but in private apartments and city streets as well
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| New Jersey |
- More and more gambling halls are going smoke-free
- The proposed ban - setting aside a quater of each casino's gaming floor as designated smoking areas was offered as a compromise to a total smoking ban that would have snuffed out all smoking inside casinos, making New Jersey the largest gaming spot in the nation to prohibit gamblers from the lighting up
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| As you can clearly see, more and more places are starting and planning to ban smoking in particular places |
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