91.   Before cigarettes could be banned, one would first have to consider similar arguments about alcohol -- which is also considered an addictive drug.

92.   Clinton may have drawn political mileage from a controversial measure announced Friday, allowing the Food and Drug Administration to regulate cigarettes as an addictive drug.

93.   President Bill Clinton is set to back a controversial plan to declare nicotine an addictive drug, a step aimed at curbing teenage smoking by restricting advertising and sales.

94.   President Bill Clinton branded nicotine an addictive drug Thursday and ordered tough restrictions on sales and advertising aimed at getting teenagers hooked on cigarettes.

95.   President Bill Clinton branded nicotine as an addictive drug Thursday and ordered the government to take steps to cut the number of young smokers by half in seven years.

96.   President Bill Clinton branded nicotine an addictive drug Thursday and ordered the government to take steps to cut the number of young smokers by half in seven years.

97.   Proponents of the plan say the nicotine in cigarettes is an addictive drug and cigarettes are therefore a drug-delivery device, and subject to FDA control.

98.   The decision is expected to declare the nicotine in tobacco an addictive drug, thereby giving the US Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate tobacco products.