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U.S. Navy contemplates banning e-cigarettes on ships

Written by || 20th August 2016 || News analysis || Policy and Politics | North America United States

The U.S. Navy is considering banning the use of e-cigarettes on vessels following a recommendation from its Safety Center. ...

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