Take a deep sniff and you will easily detect the chemicals
English was also frequently used to make connections between the product and concepts of quality (e.g., perfection, extra quality, impeccable tobaccos), style (e.g., couture edition, style, for the stylish leader), luxury (e.g., black diamond, jet, silk, carat), authenticity (e.g., authentic quality, original), tradition (e.g., over 100 years of fine blending, 100 anniversary edition, finest classic cigarette, international quality since 1872), exceptionalism (e.g., limited edition, exclusive, legend), natural (e.g., 100% natural pipe tobacco, it will deliver exotic fresh taste by blending 20% fine cigar leaf with natural lime, mint and rum, green apple, fresh strawberry, bamboo, sequoia, fresh tea mix), and wealth (e.g., gold, platinum)
During her cross-examination, Ms Wass put it to the actor that he subjected Heard to a litany of abuse, including slapping her, grabbing her by the throat, and throwing her against a ping-pong table which collapsed
Regardless of the format, proper handling and awareness of shelf life are important for maintaining product integrity
Pure and overwhelming
"His humor is so rude, in such bad taste, that it offends no one - it is too offensive to be offensive
