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| • | "Is Chelsea Clinton a smoker? A source insists that the first daughter - whose mother spearheaded anti-tobacco campaigns - 'was smoking like a chimney' over the weekend at Xando, a coffee shop near DuPont Circle in Washington. 'I CAN'T BELIEVE she would do it in such a public place - especially now that she's out stumping for her mother's [Senate] campaign,' says the source. 'It's particularly ironic since Hillary [Clinton] campaigned so loudly against smoking. I guess Chelsea takes after her dad in this department.' A spokeswoman for Hillary Clinton denies the story, saying that Chelsea is 'emphatically anti-smoking.'", website, c. Jul. '00
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| • | "Smoking mad! First daughter Chelsea Clinton was reportedly spotted outside an xando coffee shop in Washington, chain-smoking! Surprising, since her mom bans cigarettes in the White House! But the First lady is standing by her girl. Hillary Clinton's press secretary says Chelsea's lungs are clean! The report is untrue!", Extra, Jul. '00 |
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| • | "Chelsea, once a health-conscious ballet fanatic, was seen smoking a cigarette in a Washington restaurant", Sunday Times (UK), Sep. 3, '00
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| • | no - "'I've never smoked a cigarette in my life,' she said at the launch of an anti-smoking campaign [in Australia] yesterday", The Guardian (UK), Sep. 18, '00
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| • | "Tony Blankley: But the point is given that Hillary was on a Jihad against smoking, the fact that Chelsea was smoking cigarettes obviously was newsworthy, but it wasn't covered in the major media because they were respecting Chelsea's privacy. So I think it's a little unfair to go after Jenna Bush", Fox News Network, May 31, '01 |
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| • | "You used to work for the now-defunct magazine 'Talk.' Do you have any juicy gossip or tales from your interactions with celebrities? Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft are wonderful people. Chelsea Clinton smokes.", website, Aug. 23, '02
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| • | "Puff Piece: Do Bill and Hill know that daughter Chelsea and Ian Klaus were spotted hovering in the doorway of NYC's Chow sharing -- a cigarette?", Globe, Nov. 29, '04 |