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Examples of stimuli that advanced cigarette smoke sensors can detect include: Vape aerosols: some types of nicotine smoke detectors contain sensors that can reliably identify vape aerosols like propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin

ww1 cigarettes Tobacco and in the First World War Bull Brand Tobacco Advertising in WWI

Chewing gum, snacking on fruits or vegetables, sucking on candy, taking a walk, or listening to music can help distract your brain from the default behavior of smoking or vaping

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