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when did they ban cigarettes in restaurants State Smoke-Free Laws for Worksites, Restaurants, and Bars --- United States, 2000--2010 ⏪ 🚭 TODAY IN 2003:

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TODAY IN 2003: Smoking was banned in pretty much all indoor public places in New York state, including bars and restaurants. The controversial law had many divided, and left smokers Private Place for Smokers, on the Web The New York Times Spain seeks to extend smoking ban to terraces, include vapes WTVB 1590 AM 95.5 FM The Voice of Branch County Being asked "smoking or non?" when you walked into a restaurant, even though it made zero difference most of the time : r nostalgia

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