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Opinion Paragraph

            Although smoking in public places is very common there are some people .
             who think that public smoking in certain places should be banned by law and I support .
             this idea. In my opinion it should be banned particularly in places where people eat, .
             where children are present, and in all confined spaces. First of all, the smoke of a .
             cigarette leaves bad smell on clothes and hair. But the awful smell is not the only .
             problem. Many smokers argue that it is their right to smoke. But what about the non-.
             smokers right not to inhale the smoke of a cigarette? It irritates the lungs and it has been .
             proved that passive smoking is extremely dangerous for the non-smokers health, too. .
             There is plenty of research showing overwhelming evidence that passive smoking can .
             cause cancer and other illnesses. Taking everything into account, I believe that the public .
             health is a very good reason to justify banning public smoking by law.
            


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