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[2] Notable users [edit] Well-known women who used cigarette holders include Audrey Hepburn, [3] Lucille Ball, [4] Jayne Mansfield, [5] Jacqueline Kennedy, [6] Rita Hayworth, [7] Princess Margaret, [8] Wendy Richard, [9] Madalena Barbosa, Natalie Wood, Louise Brooks, and Ayn Rand
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, the landmark 2009 law that authorized the FDA to regulate tobacco products, included a ban on candy, fruit and spice flavorings because of their appeal to young smokers
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For that matter, the FDA could just look at places like New York City, where cigarettes are still legal but astronomical taxes on tobacco products have stimulated a significant black market for "loosies." Enforcing what would effectively be a national ban on cigarettes containing more than a trace amount of nicotine would require treating otherwise law-abiding Americans like criminalsand it would lead to more tragic outcomes like the 2014 killing of Eric Garner, who was suffocated to death by a New York City cop after being caught with untaxed cigarettes