61.   My aunt tried to get him out, but the smoke was too intense.

62.   No one was sure if the smoke was from the famous stogie or his frustration with losing.

63.   Nobody has ever produced a reliable study that says that second-hand smoke is a genuine health threat.

64.   Old smoke is not as foul as new smoke, he said.

65.   Other people, especially children, were advised to consider avoiding outdoor activities while the smoke is in the air.

66.   Part of the reason there is so much smoke is that many people look at the Internet now and see it in economic terms.

67.   Phoenix-area medical experts said the smoke was much like smog, only thicker.

68.   Robert Naso, a senior vice president for product development at Nabi and one of the inventors, said inhaling smoke was not the reason most people used tobacco.

69.   Second-hand smoke is almost as bad.

70.   Secondary smoke is also an issue.