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Thomas Bryant, executive director of the National Association of Tobacco Outlets, predicted a devastating loss of sales that would likely result in employee layoffs and store closures. That would not only exacerbate food deserts, but also cost the city $9.3 million in cigarette and sales taxes the first year and $78 million over the next decade, he said

But cigarettes were arguably the standout star of the show, not least because of how rare it is to see such a thing glamourised in this day and age

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Finally the call for a reading came from producer Gene Roddenberry who was intent on creating an interracial, interspecies crew for a sci-fi series in development at NBC