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Date Posted: 19:53:37 08/08/12 Wed
Author: t
Subject: fb195

Smoking tobacco damages virtually every organ in the body,
including skin.

It worsens heart disease and diabetes.

SOURCE: Nicotine and Tobaco* (page 9) by Clay Farris Naff,
year 2007, Reference Point Press, San Diego

* This is not a typographical error;
the title of the book is spelled this way.

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According to a research report by the Arab sponsored
Institute for Palestine Studies in Beirut...
the majority of the Arab refugees in 1948 were not expelled,
and 68% left without seeing an Israeli soldier.

SOURCE: From Time Immemorial: The Origins of the Arab-Jewish
Conflict over Palestine (chapter 2, page 13) by Joan Peters,
year 1984, JKAP Publications

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