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The consequences of burning tobacco go beyond the smoker, lingering in the air, on clothes, and even on furniture

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A Department of Revenue report notes the 2003 Montana Legislature increased the tax from 18 cents to 70 cents, and in 2004, voters approved an initiative that pushed the rate to its current level

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Each one needs a slightly different cartridge design, especially when it comes to heating and wicking