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The first came in 1967's You Only Live Twice, with subsequent references made in 1974, 1979, 1997

In the absence of significant regulation of new tobacco products, the industry quickly ramped up its marketing to youth: depicting fun young people relaxing with their favorite product and harnessing social media and influencers to appeal specifically to them

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Previous studies have indicated an association between second-hand smoke and an increased risk of diabetes, 41 increased blood pressure level, 42 albuminuria 43 and proteinuria

Not in the thick of awards season, not making history with a 40-year gap between Oscar nominations, and certainly not doing it as the ferociously unforgettable Aunt Gladys in Zach Creggers horror-thriller Weapons. The veteran actress returns to the Oscar spotlight four decades after her inaugural nomination for Twice in a Lifetime (1985), now recognized in the best supporting actress category for playing Gladys, an elderly relative whose late-film arrival in Weapons detonates the movies final act and has left audiences shaken ever since

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