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This compound degreases the tars in cigarette smoke, making them easier to remove
Bias correction for wireless-only households We compared model predictions for 2011 that incorporated respondents who could only be reached by cell phone with model predictions that did not incorporate these respondents in order to derive a correction for earlier years in which the wireless-only population was excluded
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For example, the average amount of tar in Chinese-made cigarettes decreased from 27 mg in 1983 to 17 mg in 2000 to 12 mg in 2010
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