Sentences with phrase «for cigarette paper»

While most of the West and areas under its influence followed the protocols of the U.S. and obstructed or even prohibited the farming of hemp, France continued to grow hemp on a limited scale, primarily for cigarette paper.

Not exact matches

If you are on a tight budget, you can create your own for less than a fiver, over the years I have seen people using a multitude of opaque household items to diffuse their flashes, from a piece of muslin to cigarette papers (they come with a handy licky sticky strip for temporarily attaching to your flash).

Coupled with the ban on claiming welfare entitlements for the first two years of residence, there is, as Jack Straw said more than ten years ago, barely a cigarette paper separating Labour and Tory policy on immigration.

Cameron, on the other hand, had spent years wooing the Lib Dems — calling himself a Liberal Conservative; declaring that there was «not a cigarette paper» between many of their policies and praising Clegg for his campaign for Gurkha rights.

It is likely that naturally grown tobacco rolled in untreated paper poses less cancer risk; the chemical production and treatment processes involved in manufacturing a pack of cigarettes are definitely an added cause for concern.

Barnett Newman relaxes with a cigarette in a chair before a few tableaux, contemporary artist Steve DeFrank considers his containers of Lite - Brites, and a sickly Matisse snips colored paper for the collages as he lies propped - up in bed.

Between 1967 and 1974, for example, Chamberlain completed several series of sculptures made of urethane foam, galvanized steel, and heavy gauge aluminum foil which were based on the common movement of the hand in wadding tissue paper or sponges, or crumpling empty cigarette packs.

Nonetheless, he joined the many artists attracted by Gemini G.E.L. in Los Angeles, and signed the first print produced with them in 1973 The Summer Light Series (1973), made of eleven works with coloured paper, cigarettes packages and wine labels, in bright yellow and light blue, was one of the first editions he produced with Kenneth Tyler at Gemini, and is a landmark print for its unique combination of the techniques of collage and printing.

They also decorate their nest entrances with bottle caps, metal foil, cigarette butts, paper scraps, and other bits of trash — surely this is for some kind of curb appeal, though scientists say that it is probably to signify that the burrow is occupied.

Meanwhile Australia's legal bill for defending its cigarette plain packaging legislation, in a case brought by Philip Morris, has hit the papers this week as the cost nears $ 50 million.

The paper reported that the filters, which were introduced in the 1960s to dilute smoke with air and theoretically reduce the amount of tar inhaled, actually increase the harms of smoking because they cause the cigarette to burn more slowly, thus allowing more time for toxic components to be released.