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1-May-2002
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By Gavin Lipsith
Sales of Canadian-manufactured tobacco products fell almost 8% at the country?s land border stores in 2001. Domestic tobacco sales reached C$41.55m ($26.13m) compared with C$44.87m ($28.22m) in
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