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Fri Sep-28-07 05:02 AM
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In the recent Democratic debate time was spent talking about laws prohibiting smoking.
I am not a smoker and I do not like smoke but I do not see how the proprietor of a bar can be told not to have smoking in his establishment. I think owner's preference should be clearly marked on the door or some other visible place but to tell him/her how to run the business is not right. I would not likely go into a smoking establishment and others could have the same option. It seems natural that non-smoking bars would spring up because of demand.
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