In Italy, Milan bans tobacco outdoors
The first Italian city to extend its smoking ban outdoors, Milan cites air pollution. The places concerned and the arguments put forward by the city council.
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The first Italian city to extend its smoking ban outdoors, Milan cites air pollution. The places concerned and the arguments put forward by the city council.
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Read moreThe e-commerce site Smoking.fr adds another string to its bow and now carries the Capital “Meilleurs sites de commerce en ligne” label, awarded on no fewer than 50 criteria.
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Read moreMaison Berger now offers elegant car diffusers to scent the inside of your vehicle. A look at the clip-on models, their refills and the fragrances on offer.
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