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GEORGINA DIDN'T CONSIDER herself an addict. Addicts were people who were physically dependent upon a drug. Two kids at school were crack addicts, and everybody considered them lowlifes. Some people called Georgina's cousin, Francine, a food addict. She was at least fifty pounds overweight and obsessive about eating. So when Georgina's boyfriend accused her of being addicted to tobacco, she called him absurd. They had a big argument and didn't speak for two days. During that time, Georgina thought about addiction and about her smoking habit. It was true that she felt a craving for a cigarette after an hour or more. It was true that when she went without smoking for much of the day, she was in a bad mood. But did that mean she was addicted"
Not according to high-ranking tobacco company executives...
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