Protein concentrates and textured protein substances

Disaccharide free infants' food, in powder form

Subject Snuff

Subject Ban on snuff

Other manufactured tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes homogenised or reconstituted tobacco tobacco extracts and essences

Of low erucic acid rape or colza seeds

Of sunflower seeds

Vodka of an alcoholic strength of  45,4 vol, in containers holding  2 l

Water pipe tobacco specified om Subheading Note 1 to this Chapter

Well, the snuff, then, and the Freemasonry?

Not even a snuffbox.

Chewing tobacco and snuff tobacco

Snuff tobacco is a finely ground or cut tobacco mixture which is marketed either as dry snuff (generally 20 moisture) or as moist snuff (generally 30 moisture).

The proposal provides also for the ban of moist snuff tobacco.

It's a snuffbox. Very valuable.

It is also important from the point of view of a possible future assessment of less harmful tobacco products.

I'm making plans about that snuffbox.

Where is that infernal snuffbox?

By the 17th century some prominent objectors to snuff taking arose.

For this reason, sellers of snuff often sell handkerchiefs.

History The indigenous populations of Brazil were the first people known to have used ground tobacco as snuff.

So that when His Royal Highness takes snuff... It'll be a swallows flight.

In addition to cotton, Mali produces rice, millet, corn, vegetables, tobacco, and tree crops.

It can be highly polished and is used for vases, seals, and snuff boxes.

The tendency to sneeze varies with the person and the particular snuff.

Is it true that the Commission is considering imposing a ban of snuff and, if so, when does it plan to do so ?

I'd rather have some sort of remembrance... something that belongs to you, like an old snuffbox, maybe.

Friar Pané's return to Spain with snuff signalled its arrival in Europe that would last for centuries.

Certain things like snuff as long as it continues to be legal to sell it within the European Community are traditionally sold in ounces and not yet in grammes.

Is the Commission aware of the difference between snuff and 'moist snuff or 'dry snuff' in the USA ?

Oral moist snuff causes cancer, causes addiction, is targeted at the most vulnerable group i.e. young people.

Chewing tobacco and snuff are products with a long tradition of manufacture and use in Europe.

It also means that the kind of snuff used by 800,000 Swedes can continue to be used by them.

The tendons of the extensor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis form what is known as the anatomical snuff box (an indentation on the lateral aspect of the thumb at its base) The radial artery can be palpated anteriorly at the wrist(not in the snuffbox).

We must also bid farewell, I believe, to the ambitious goal of achieving other, wonderful, splendid objectives, pipedreams on health policy, and consider government

Though most of the colonists in America never fully accepted the English style of snuff use, American aristocrats used snuff.

PRESIDENT. It is my pleasure, ladies and gentlemen, to welcome, in the Official Gallery, a delegation from the Finnish Parliament, led by its Vice President, Mr Mikko Pesala.

We are here involved in revising three directives on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco, cigarettes, snuff tobacco and other tobacco products.

Your experience has been a most entertaining one, remarked Holmes as his client paused and refreshed his memory with a huge pinch of snuff.

Moist snuff must however be distinguished from other smokeless tobacco products such as chewing tobacco and snuff.

Snuff taking by the Taino and Carib people of the Lesser Antilles was observed by the Franciscan monk Ramón Pané on Columbus' second voyage to the New World in 1493.

In Russia in 1643, Tsar Michael who prohibited the sale of tobacco, instituted the punishment of removing the nose of those who used snuff, persistent users of tobacco would be killed.

In 1611, commercially manufactured snuff made its way to North America by way of John Rolfe, the husband of Pocahontas, who introduced a sweeter Spanish variety of tobacco to North America.

By including in the definition of tobacco any tobacco product for oral or nasal use, the Act covers Skoal Bandits and other similar products.

And this material is the equivalent, as faras plutonium is concerned, of some 230 tonnes, that is to say far more not only than the amount now being shipped but also than the whole of the 30 tonnes which are the subject of the contract between Japan and the French establishment COGEMA, an establishment which does at least leave the visitor with some relative sense of the reassurance which I mentioned in my opening remarks.