World Snuff Championship competitors inhale tobacco in GermanyCompetitors in the World Snuff Championships take their snuff in Peutenhausen, southern Germany.Lukas Barth / APShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJuly 8, 2012, 11:16 AM EDTBy PhotoBlog A competitor in the World Snuff Championships takes her snuff in Peutenhausen, southern Germany.Lukas Barth / AP Combo of six pictures shows participants of the Snuff World Championship sniffing smokeless tobacco
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