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Apollo Print, 1924 Mythological Gods Series. Art Prints, Posters & Puzzles from Fine Art Storehouse Plate from the Florentine Codex. Idol dressed to represent a god holds a smoking cane cigarette in his left hand.Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum), or picietl in nahuatl, was also used among the Aztecs. God of Fire by Don Carlos Churchill Natural Box of 10 Why Did God Create Tobacco? United Church of God THE SMOKING GODS: TOBACCO IN MAYA ART, HISTORY, AND RELIGION Francis Robicsek First Edition; First Printing

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Casecontrol and cross-sectional studies also predominated, both which are problematic in terms of accounting for bias, such as failing to account for temporality of exposure and outcome, as well as former smoking status, rendering cross-sectional studies inappropriate for causal inferences

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Given the multi-epistemic context of this study, an interviewer who is a relevant specialist from a different knowledge culture ( Given the scarcity of literature presently available on the subject and thus exploratory nature of this work, and in light of this studys clinical focus as opposed to anthropological (i.e., of interest is clinical depth rather than cultural representativeness), a single-respondent design involving continual sittings over an extended period of time was chosen in favor of a multiple respondents design with one sitting each (Sandelowski, 1996

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