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According to an article published by the Los Angeles Times , Edison "obliged with a letter claiming that burning cigarette paper formed a substance toxic to brain cells, and stated, 'I employ no person who smokes cigarettes.' In fact, Edison never had banned cigarettes from his lab or factories, but after writing the letter, he hurriedly had signs posted at his plants: Cigarettes Not Tolerated

Silver parts such as the cigar lighter were changed to gold to match the desired theme

(January 1981)

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(What might outsiders feel when they come to visit me?) And there really is no place like home

Unpaired two-tailed t -tests were used comparing smoke-mediated parthanatos activation in HBE cells from smokers and non-smokers, and the Mann Whitney test to compare PARP1 expression levels