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Taxes owed to the state pay for services that our communities depend on, and we will not stop in our efforts to track down those who put these services and our state at risk

The DC Department of Health works to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke through the drafting and implementation of laws and regulations that restrict smoking in public places

While teachers smoking on school grounds is technically banned, enforcement is weak, particularly among male teachers in boys schools

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They are also more likely to be around other smokers, normalising the behaviour and making it harder to quit successfully

The Paris Review interviewed Thompson in our Fall 2000 issue