31.   She says she loves the bonding that takes place when cigar smokers smoke.

32.   So what advice does Hanono offer for cigar smokers who consider a fine cigar the ideal complement to a holiday meal?

33.   Such is the Grand Havana Room, where cigar smokers can breathe free, so to speak.

34.   That would be because coach Pat Quinn, a former Atlanta Flames defenseman, is a legendary cigar smoker.

35.   The chances of developing lung cancer are indeed lower for cigar smokers than for cigarette smokers, largely because most cigar smokers do not inhale.

36.   The cigar smoker, suddenly, is a figure of fashion.

37.   The issue of the Cuban trade embargo, close to the heart of U.S. cigar smokers, is as hazy as the smoke from a full-bodied robusto.

38.   The new cigar smokers have little in common with the stereotypical stogie-chomping truck drivers and fat cat politicians of old.

39.   The risk of lung cancer from cigars is lower than from cigarettes, but cigar smokers are still twice as likely as non-smokers to contract lung cancer.

40.   The studies have also shown that cigar smokers face increased risks of heart and lung diseases and that cigars are not safer than cigarettes.