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Subsequent changes in law lowered that uniform rate to $5.80 in 2002, to $4.92 in 2003, and to $3.33 per $1,000 of equalized value in 2004 until, effective for 2005, the law was amended to specify the amount to be raised, rather than the rate to be used
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Our findings of strong inverse gradients for education and wealth align with the Social Determinants of Health framework [35] and with GATS evidence showing that women with no education and in the poorest quintiles are significantly more likely to use tobacco [42]
Racial disparities in local therapy for early stage non-small-cell lung cancer