And the close contact a smoker maintains with his cigarettesa pack-a-day smoker reaches for the pack twenty times a day, picks up a cigarette when hes tense, habitually handles and puffs at it while hes making the decisions that his working day calls for, and continues puffing away hour upon hour in his free timemakes the cigarette he uses enough a part of his living style so that distinctive packaging and appearance provide a marked identity to the particular brands a merchandiser is promoting aside from its actual taste
It seems the simple meaning of cigarette , although I have seen it at (some) airports, is not common, except in Indian English, where a quick search reveals many examples of the use: This Budget is likely to make tobacco products even more costlier with health ministry proposing hike in tax on cigarettes by Rs 3 The question might arise "How would this sign be written in English?" (As opposed to second-language-English.) I'd probably just leave out the "sticks"
GREEN TEA Green tea contains powerful antioxidants which are instrumental in boosting cardiovascular health, protect against various cancers and remove fluids from our lungs
Holds 6-9 cigarettes
FGDs were video-recorded, transcribed in Spanish, translated into English, and subjected to thematic analysis
