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Researchers found that among 18-24 year olds, prevalence of flavored tobacco use decreased from 81% to 69%

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Drying leaves would turn from fresh green to warm yellow and finally, to a golden brown, symbolizing the cash crops economic significance in the regions history

The 2014 crop was the least impressive in the previous 10 years (as seen from the chart below)