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It is of good body but smooth, and has the appearance of tobacco that has been 'frost-bitten.' The leaf is not as porous as most other tobaccos, and therefore does not as readily ignite, and frequently 'chars' in burningthus giving it the name of a non-burning tobacco

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What isnt in doubt is the contribution that tobacco makes to the countrys economy