Which country produces the most cigarettes?
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The United Nations Foreign Agricultural Office estimates the following production by country in 2000. (Figures are in thousands of tonnes.)\n\nChina 2,298.8 \nIndia 595.4 \nBrazil 520.7 \nUnited States 408.2 \nEuropean Union 314.5 \nZimbabwe 204.9 \nTurkey 193.9 \nIndonesia 166.6 \nFormer Soviet countries 116.8 \nMalawi 108.0
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1. Georgia produces the most peanuts.\n2. North Carolina produces the most tobacco.\n3. oil, coal, peat, manganese, precious metals (gold, silver etc), copper, arsenic, lead and zinc ores, barite, bentonite clays, diatomite, calcite, andesite, zeolite, chalk, lime stones, and dolomite.
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canada...lol\n\nthey trust their citizens. When you watch the news its not all shootings and crime its government and new legislature. National health care referendum and they don't spend millions on anti marijuana campaigns.. instead (in areas) they take the taxes from smoke bars and put it towards wiping out HARD drugs like heroin and cocaine.\n\nCome on no one dies of a marijuana overdose...although eating too much brownie mix raw can be harzardous to your health! lol
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China is has the fastest growing economy at the moment and producing the majority of the world's imports! (although there are human rights issues but no one seems to care....)
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Hmm.  Well, in Safety Education a million years ago, I learned cigarette *smoke* contains hydrogen cyanide, among other yummy things.
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JAPAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!tats for SURE.or maybe germany:S
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There are more then 5 countries in africa.\nBut ill go with Ethiopia
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my statisics say Germany or Brazil
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Singapore without a doubt. What other place fines you for even bringing chewing-gum into the country and then sells you a humorous t-shirt to commemorate the fact!
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probably Germany and the Czech Republic
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I live in the US but i found these two websites one might not be very relevant my email is pt_of_vu@yahoo.com or SeanGhosh@aol.com\n<http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2053840.stm> \n<http://www.ash.org.uk/html/factsheets/html/fact08.html>\nincidentally I also have to research smoking
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China, followed by India. 3rd place according to my estimates, should be Indonesia followed by the US.
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cambodia\n\ntrust me on this one :P
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One of the best questions I have seen on here yet,  My opinion, because the government makes money off of them. For each pack of cigarettes sold, the government gets about $1.00 (probably more now) If they were considered a drug it stands to reason that they would be an illegal drug and the government cannot make money off illegal drugs. (We could argue seizures of such but it still wouldn't balance the scales)
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Russia, China, Iraq, Iran,maybe Pakistan, & North Korea. Mostely communist countries
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Amsterdam in the Netherlands (Holland) has a particularly lax stance on wacky weed and hashish. It is sold openly in coffee houses there.
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i'd say yes. in most of the world and in the US before the 60's, 50%+ of the population smoked. since there are more people outside of the US than in the US, I would say that there are more geniuses smoking than not.