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Key elements include geometric and curvilinear shapes such as scallop, cloud, zigzag, sunbursts, fans and step, often with use of symmetry to maximise impact on beautiful figured wood veneers, bakelite, chrome and glass

Standing out for their consistent burn and pleasant room note, these are a top-tier choice for a "dessert-style" smoke

Moreover, this could contribute to reduced smoking rates across the population, in line with global efforts to promote public health, she added

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