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Indoor bans for Minneapolis, Baltimore; outdoor in Boulder?

Written by || 19th November 2014 || News analysis || Health and science | Regulation and Legislation | Maryland Minnesota North America United States

The U.S. cities of Minneapolis and Baltimore have joined the likes of Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Philadelphia by banning the use of e-cigarettes in most indoor public places, while Boulder is considering an outdoor ban. ...

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