However, last November, LeRoy Collins, the former Governor of Florida and the current president of the National Association of Broadcasters, who has the reputation of being a maverick in the broadcasting business, made a speech before a group of broadcasters in Portland, Oregon, in which he suggested that, because of what he called mounting evidence that tobacco provides a serious hazard to health, broadcasters had a moral responsibility to consider taking corrective action against the televising of some types of cigarette commercials, notably those featuring well-known athletes and those expressly designed to influence young people
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A group like this might have a solid supply of protective gear, but they're unlikely to have any reason to enter an area as dangerous as that
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Whether it is 100 percent tobacco or 60 percent tobacco, you are still inhaling the better part of 4,000 individual chemicals in that tobacco smoke, including nicotine, tar, carbon monoxide, ammonia, cyanide, hydrogen and many more
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