Gravett, Paul (March 13, 2016)
Chad Aull, D-Lexington, said about 19 districts across Kentucky currently use the technology
"Vaping is now commonplace, yet product manufacturers are battling challenging market conditions caused by a proliferation of illegal products." BAT said the job cuts, which have already started, are set to be completed by the end of this year
The e-cigarette convention studies also suggest that e-cigarette aerosol exposure could be substantial for workers in these venues, especially those who are exposed during multiple events
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