1.   All cigarettes would have to be sold over-the-counter by clerks.

2.   Clove cigarettes have nicotine, tar and carbon monoxide yields that are twice as high as moderate-tar cigarettes.

3.   Dole, on the other hand, has questioned whether cigarettes have addictive properties and would be likely to pursue a less activist approach against tobacco.

4.   He says it is not the same as cigarettes and does not have the same risk that cigarettes had.

5.   It is unknown whether soil fumigants cause cancer in laboratory mice, but for that macho smoker, pesticide-flavored cigarettes could have a cachet.

6.   So if cigarettes had less nicotine, people might simply smoke more.

7.   Under the measure, cigarettes would have to be self-extinguishing within a certain time after a smoker stops puffing on the cigarette.

8.   Young people buying cigarettes will have to show proof of age, just as they do for alcohol.

9.   I started because I thought I had cracked the habit so I though just having one cigarette would not make any difference.

10.   Japan Tobacco, however, argues cigarettes have their benefits.