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When people stop smoking, they feel hungrier without nicotine

Tobacco product shop licenses are required for smoke shops that require patrons to be 21 or older, derive 90% or more of their revenue from tobacco sales and have at least one staff member dedicated to tobacco sales

However, by the late 1970s, television smoking ads had been banned and antismoking campaigns and nonsmokers' rights groups became more prevalent, likely contributing to a decline in smoking

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Spearheaded by public relations pioneer and Sigmund Freuds nephew Edward Barnays, the nationwide advertising campaign sought to subvert the social taboo around female public smoking and reclaim the phallic cigarette as a feminist symbol of defiance