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Allowing minors to remain on premises after kitchen hours

In others, for example Ethiopia, the tobacco industry is growing and plans are to expand tobacco farms

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One alternative considered by the Liquor Control Committee was for the state to retain a complete monopoly, limiting all retail alcohol sales to state-controlled stores for off-premises consumption