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1. But if someone were to nurture her and make her feel wanted again… Evan’s cigarette drops from his slack mouth

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2. Flustered with his own thoughts, Evan thrusts his cigarette to the ground without stepping on it

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3. Evan’s cigarette remains on the curb, smoldering

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4. hair, starts to light a cigarette with a

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5. Another stares back with an insolent sneer, a cigarette dangling form his lips

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6. The SNACK BAR ATTENDANT -- a middle-aged man from the Subcontinent in a stained white uniform -- languidly shoves a plate toward one customer, takes a drag off his cigarette, points slowly to another student in the gaggle of customers crushing around the counter waiting to be served

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7. He reaches over on the nightstand, lights a cigarette, hands it to Ahmed

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8. He swings his prayer beads lazily back and forth while he steers the bus with his knees and smokes a cigarette

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9. He spots Hassan, one of the layabouts, sitting with a cigarette dropping form his lips, a bare foot resting on a coffee table pitted with cigarette burns

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10. She lights a cigarette, offers him one

11. She smiles at him, puffs her cigarette

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12. Theo sat down and then offered a cigarette

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13. Theo put the cigarette to his mouth and lit it for him

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14. A cigarette dangles from his lips

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15. He stubs out his cigarette, straightens up, squints at the convoy, sees something that alarms him

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16. He took another long drag on the cigarette

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17. With that he stubbed out his cigarette, walked away from the man in black

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18. ledger to hand”, said the other, reaching for another cigarette

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19. He took out a silver cigarette case, engraved with swirling ta moko designs and popped the lid

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20. I recoiled as images of a burning cigarette end being stubbed out on my bare legs played out in my head

21. Instead of torture I felt the cigarette being placed into my fingers

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22. I whipped off the sacking and burned the cigarette down to the butt in two or three long, lung busting drags

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23. I would have given my soul to all seven levels of Hell for just one drag on another cigarette

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24. “Can I have a cigarette?” I asked, surprised by my sudden boldness, but I was desperate to finish my first meal in days with that final token that would mean release from my futile fasting and a passage to one short moment in heaven

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25. I left the cigarette on the mattress, savouring the simple fact that I could choose when to smoke it

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26. After I finished the cigarette I lay back on the mattress and tried to convince myself that it was all a symptom of loneliness, a freaking-out under duress

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27. All the while The Kid smiled at me when he left me a cigarette and a match

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28. I wanted to go home, I craved a cigarette, but I could have neither, and the indignity of my sordid life made me wish for the ultimate release

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29. I lit a candle and a cigarette and lay with my ear to the pipe, feeling as though I were worthless

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30. I wreathed myself in clouds of smoke when the cigarette supply allowed, even smoking an unhealthy portion of my friend’s allowance

31. With that he stubbed out his cigarette, walked away from the man in black towards the front of his battered old car, and slammed shut the bonnet

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32. “Not as long as there’s an unclaimed soul, a red ink pen and an accounting ledger to hand”, said the other, reaching for another cigarette

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33. A cigarette hangs

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34. The cigarette glows as ash forms,

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35. makes to throw a cigarette butt through the open hearse window,

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36. lost in a weave of cigarette smoke

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37. Near as I can guess about 3 to 4 years since I last lit up a decent cigarette

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38. A smouldering cigarette bobbed between his swollen lips when he spoke, 'Hi

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39. She smiled a gap toothed smile at him as she lit an unfiltered cigarette and blew smoke all over his iced bun

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40. He offered me a cigarette pack then passed me his lighter

41. My aunt stood her ground and levelled with one of them as he was lighting a cigarette, 'Excuse me

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42. On the track outside, one of them paced up and down, puffing at his cigarette while watching his colleague talking into his mobile

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43. As dawn broke they staggered wearily out into the early morning daylight for a well deserved cigarette on the Embankment

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44. She reloaded her holder and lit the cigarette

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45. ' She studied the tube of ash on the tip of her cigarette, aware of my unease, and then launched it into space with an unexpected blast from her lips

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46. If you look forward to your next cigarette, you're addicted to cigarettes and one cigarette is all you need to become addicted once again

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47. It's actually more difficult to quit this way, especially during the last days, because although you can have a cigarette here and there, you'll still be craving them like mad in between and you'll still have to go through the three days of hell that will follow

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48. Again, you want your last cigarette to be at bedtime

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49. It's that voice that tells you one cigarette won't hurt, and that you've had a bad day and you should have one

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50. Come back to this section when it torments you, and remember, please, there is no such thing as just one cigarette

51. What could be better than this? Okay, sex could be better, but I always wanted a cigarette after sex

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52. Lucy sat in silence at the kitchen table staring at the early morning news on the television while her mother busied herself with toast and tea, smoking the first cigarette of the day as if her life depended on it

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53. As the minutes ticked by and Helen Roach sucked down on the butt of her third cigarette, it appeared as if no one in the Roach household had any intention of going to work or to school that day

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54. Rather rapidly, Helen Roach found that dealing with the world through a haze of cigarette smoke and vodka fumes was the only way in which she could make sense of her strange new world order

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55. occupants clearly preferring to use carrier bags, cigarette butts and

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56. for a well deserved cigarette on the Embankment

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57. reach down and pull his galoshes off, she turned to him, cigarette in

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58. smoking the first cigarette of the day as if her life depended on it

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59. down on the butt of her third cigarette, it appeared as if no one in

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60. found that dealing with the world through a haze of cigarette smoke

61. Tom and Alistair smoked a cigarette apiece

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62. their packs and drew out water bottles and cigarette packets

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63. He needs a cigarette, he needs nicotine now

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64. The young magician gave a creditable encore, performing most of Fearson's Hookup without mishap, although he did miss his mouth with the cigarette at the end

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65. Ted is wreathed in cigarette smoke

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66. The carpet in the downstairs bar area is dark and pock marked with cigarette burns and as Bex and Leona walk through the club they find their shoes sticking to the carpet

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67. The only thing that Alex has learned from this particular venue is that the gear is cheap and badly cut, and that his clothes stink of cigarette smoke

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68. Fred took a last drag from his cigarette and flicked the butt into

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69. He buys a bottle of full fat Coke at the cigarette counter and heads back out onto the main road

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70. unlit cigarette stuck to his lip, and using what brain cells he had left to keep his

71. down and she was smoking a cigarette

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72. The ash on Heather’s cigarette was about halfway to the butt

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73. ” Heather threw the cigarette to the ground and

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74. Roman lightly in the arm and then lit another cigarette

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75. Heather coughed on her inhale and then held the cigarette vertical in front

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76. To his left he has the drugs, the girls, the glittering spots and gels, all of them wrapped in shades of scarlet, shades that smell of grease paint and stale cigarette smoke

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77. In her thoughts she throws open the patio doors at her father’s house and takes a slow step around his garden, shuffling past flower pots full of cigarette butts, one more casualty on the mend, a dressing-gowned remnant of the whistling generation

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78. The first thing Ed did when he entered my new home was light a cigarette

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79. When I got back in the house Ed was in his recliner with cigarette and

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80. up cigarette butts that had overflowed from his ashtray onto the floor

81. napkins and cigarette boxes strung out all over the living room

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82. The ash from his cigarette

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83. Bobby took the cigarette out of his mouth, and brushed Johnny off to the

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84. Buttworst resisted the urge to light a cigarette

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85. a cigarette and slouched in the seat like they were on vacation

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86. Bobby sucked hard on his cigarette, stepping

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87. He produced a cigarette, offered it, and stuck into his own mouth when

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88. Brian sat back, took another drag on his cigarette

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89. ” Otto leant back in his chair with his hands behind his head and his half burnt cigarette hanging from his bottom lip

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90. Otto stopped flipping his coin to light another cigarette

91. When she ran out of reports, she flipped on the TV and lit up a cigarette

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92. One of the thugs lit a cigarette as if it

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93. But – more importantly – there was no cigarette

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94. The next morning he rose early and stood next to his open window, trousers on but still shirtless, while he smoked a cigarette

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95. Hogan sat down on the edge of the bed and lit another cigarette, idly noticing that there were only three left in the pack

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96. Nathaniel Hogan simply sat on the edge of the bed and smoked his cigarette

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97. By the time that he had finished his cigarette the marine had made a decision

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98. Also a plastic cigarette lighter

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99. Nathaniel sat at the table in his room and attempted to roll a cigarette with his new homemade ingredients

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