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All lots of product are affected by this recall

The Customer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless BXTRA (including its officers, employees, agents, contractors, representatives, suppliers, subsidiaries, parents, and affiliated companies) from a claim by any of the Customer's customers or users, or any other third party, arising out of or related to the Customer's use of, misuse of, or failure to use the Service, including without limitation: If BXTRA management decide for any reason that a store is not a good representation of the service it will be removed from the BXTRA Map with a view to cancel the agreement between BXTRA and the store

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Many of the fires caused by smoking materials this year (2018) not only threatened the life of the smoker and their family, but the lives and property of neighbors living next to them, including: January 26 : A woman smoking while on medical oxygen caught her apartment on fire in the 500 block of N Pines Road March 14 : A man smoking caught his apartment on fire when his cigarette ignited paper in the 9400 block of E Montgomery Avenue April 20 : Cigarettes improperly discarded on a deck caused a house fire in the 1100 block of N Girard Road July 29 : Cigarettes improperly discarded on a deck caused a house fire that destroyed a single-family home 1300 block of South Wright Drive in Liberty Lake, as well as threatening several nearby homes August 19 : an improperly discarded cigarette caused a 2-alarm fire at the 69-unit Central Park Condominiums in the 6000 block of East 6th Avenue

Cigarette excise taxes range from about $0.17 per pack in Missouri to $4.25 in New York, with a state average tax of $1.45