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As Mark Irwin has noted in his excellent book, Pipe Smoking in Middle Earth , The Hobbit is framed by smoking, with pipes an integral part of the work from the first time Bilbo is seen: "Bilbo Baggins was standing at his door after breakfast smoking an enormous long wooden pipe that reached nearly down to his wooly toes." The book appropriately ends with tobacco as well, as Bilbo and Gandalf unwind after their adventure: "'You are a very fine person, Mr

Moderate You have moderate dependence on cigarettes which can make it harder to quit than others

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Were talking about cardiovascular issues, respiratory problems, and yes, a higher likelihood of serious outcomes including disease that can lead to death