11.   Indeed, an accurate pre-purchase evaluation of nicotine would be impossible given the number of individual tobacco farms . . . and the nature of the auction process.

12.   John Poundstone, the health director in Lexington, Ky., spent an entire day ferrying us between tobacco farms and health clinics in a driving rainstorm.

13.   Most Kentucky tobacco farms have fewer than three planted acres.

14.   Pepsi signs dot the flat landscape of cornfields and tobacco farms, now shimmering in the summer heat.

15.   The cooler Appalachian Mountains remain a refuge, a last stand of the small tobacco farms that once were common throughout much of the South.

16.   The slick corporate campuses of Research Triangle Park spread out on top of old tobacco farms.

17.   The son of a baker and a maid, Smith paid his way through Morehouse by delivering newspapers and working on tobacco farms during the summers.

18.   The success of the private tobacco farms in Cuba has been undeniable, and must raise questions for even the most committed socialist.

19.   They say the harm done by tobacco far outweighs the economic benefits and note that without federal price supports tobacco farms would be much less lucrative.

20.   You would never guess that in between the tobacco farm and the Hog Pit she was a runway model in Paris for Christian Lacroix and Jean-Paul Gaultier.