Definitions of abbreviations: N, numbers
A relative of the boys who was at dinner at the grandfathers house with them was not allowed to testify, the ruling shows
This advertisement of a man with a hole in his neck should startle the smokers out of their slumber that this fate could one day befall them as well
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) held live music events as part of its Stay True, Stay Free marketing campaign for Winston cigarettes
[23] In 1907, the International Astronomical Union defined the international ngstrm in terms of a red cadmium spectral line (1 wavelength = 6438.46963 )
One manufacturer reports that local counterfeiters are losing up to $300,000 a day in seized materials, and phone calls to a handful of different counterfeiters suggest a number are currently laying low, hesitant to expose themselves to new buyers