The government says the ban is to protect staff working in these establishments from passive smoking and to "de-normalise" smoking as a social pastime
Or, it could be your dead loved one who liked a perfume that appears to you as cigarette smoke
It does generate some revenue, but I wouldnt say it makes a ton of money, Payne said
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The government banned smoking in workplaces in 1984, made it illegal to sell tobacco to under 18s in 1996 and enacted a total ban on smoking in public places in 2007.[11] Iceland was also one of the first countries to ratify the World Health Organizations Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in 2004.[12] Since the 1970s, Iceland has invested in a range of activities aimed at bringing down smoking rates
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