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Perhaps it was all what behavioral researchers call the Clever Hans effect, named for a famous horse in early 20th-century Germany who appeared to be doing arithmetic when quizzed, but turned out to be responding to some nearly imperceptible clues like changes in breathing from his questioners

In terms of image, Double Happiness feels communal and ceremonial, whereas Chunghwa signals success and social elevation rather than tradition

One year after cessation, the risk of a heart attack drops to half that of the risk of smokers

The trick is in the rolling/shaping, to get the freshly baked, hot , tuiles successfully into a tight cylinder shape (hence, the "cigarette" moniker, which I generally don't like but describes them appropriately)