"They rely significantly on tobacco sales for their income and by losing sales to the bigger outlets, which is the inevitable result of this, they will also lose opportunity sales from smokers such as newspapers and chocolate bars." He defended point-of-sale displays: "It is a legal product and it allows consumer choice and competition between manufacturers and retailers." Mr Johnson said: "We will remove point-of-sale display from big supermarkets first." But he warned that smaller shops will anyway not be able to rely on tobacco to provide a large slice of their income in future: "The number of people smoking is reducing and will continue to reduce so there needs to be diversification because that is going to happen remorselessly." Prime Minister Gordon Brown told MPs last month that it was "not good enough" that smoking rates among children had only been cut from 13 per cent to 6 per cent

The Beretta 92FS also appears in the hands of several other characters throughout the film, including uniformed LAPD officers and some of the Crips who fire at Alonzo and Jake in Watts
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The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and the American Cancer Society estimate the pricier cigarettes will prevent 47,000 kids from starting to smoke and help 36,600 current smokers quit