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Here, for example, is the face: "The smoker's skin looks unhealthy, because the chemicals in cigarette smoke makes the skin's elastic fibers snap more easily." The "weight gain": "The smoker is often obese

Or, as one critic did, compare it to a Jane Austen creation, or to an Aldous Huxley novel - and be right and wrong on both counts

Unlike bees, which can only sting once and then die, wasps can sting multiple times and will continue to do so if they feel threatened or provoked

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(Smoke days may not always be obvious to residents, but can be observed by satellite and still have potential health impacts, as discussed later in this report.) Notably, as we discuss further in the box nearby, while smoke levels over the past few years have been higher than in the recent past, smoke from wildland fires likely was much more prevalent before European settlement and the advent of modern fire suppression