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| • | "She speaks deliberately, puffing one of the 30 Dunhills she smokes a day, a habit she took up for a stage role 27 years ago and never stopped", Chicago Tribune, Feb. 28, '85 |
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| • | "Glenda Jackson takes a Dunhill from a fresh pack and lights it, exhaling the smoke through a sardonic grin, propping her leather-booted feet on the glass-top coffee table. ... She puffs on the cigarette ... She raises the Dunhill to her lips", Washington Post, Mar. 11, '85 |
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| • | "Her strong face is bare of make-up and the hands holding a Dunhill cigarette are red and roughened", The Independent (UK), Feb. 8, '89 |
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| • | "She cuts across the restaurant to make sure it serves Guinness. She returns, sits, lights a cigarette and attends", Chicago Tribune, Aug. 5, '90 |
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| • | "Wearing a gray track suit and puffing Dunhills", New York Times , Dec. 15, '91 |
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| • | "Wielding Dunhill cigarettes from behind a table at a party office", Montreal Gazette, Feb. 15, '92 |
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| • | "Much is made of her taste for dark Guinness beer and Woodbine cigarettes", Associated Press, Mar. 28, '92 |
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| • | "Out comes her fourth cigarette in 45-minutes, the butts of which are idly flicked against the wall of the balcony overlooking the Thames", The Guardian (UK), Jun. 1, '92 |
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| • | "She smoked several Dunhills", Vancouver Sun, Aug. 8, '92 |
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| • | "'Can I smoke?' she said. 'No', I said. 'I get asthma'. 'Oh, bugger it', she said. 'Oh well, if I can last six hours without a fag in the House, I should manage to get through lunch'", The Independent (UK), Mar. 2, '93 |
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| • | "Glenda Jackson's smoking was a source of concern to the colleague with whom she shared a Commons office, Tessa Jowell. Non-smoking Tessa agreed to share if Glenda didn't smoke but the agreement broke down from time to time. Now Miss Jackson is Transport Minister, with her own large office, her officials tell me the smoke detector nearest the minister has been disconnected", Daily Mail (UK), Jun. 13, '97 |
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| • | "'I don't accept that at all,' she says, beginning to cough violently, as she still smokes heavily", Daily Mail (UK), Aug. 23, '97 |
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| • | "Miss Jackson, who smokes 40 Dunhill cigarettes a day, ordered officials to change the air conditioning in her office, so she could smoke [at her desk at the Department of Transport]", plus pictures, The Express on Sunday (UK), Oct. 19, '97 |
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| • | refers to her as "40-a-day Glenda", "Glenda Jackson has axed a scheme to convert her office so she can smoke at her desk", The Sun (UK), Oct. 20, '97 |
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| • | in letter to the Express, denied that she has had her office adapted so that she can smoke, and also denied that she smokes 40 Dunhill cigarettes a days, but she did admit that she was a smoker, The Express on Sunday, Oct. 26, '97 |
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| • | "Miss Jackson, who smokes about 40 cigarettes a day, caused a political row in October when her office was adapted to allow her to puff away at her desk", Evening Standard, Dec. 31, '97 |
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| • | "She has her appointment list for the day, the ever-present packet of cigarettes and a look on her face that suggests she's got a great deal to do in a hurry", Sunday Age (Australia), Jan. 11, '98 |
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| • | "Actress-turned-Roads Minister Glenda Jackson is getting up the noses of her mandarins at breakfast meetings by waving away her egg and chips and chain- smoking until the fug is like that in a transport caff", Mail on Sunday (UK), Jan. 18, '98 |
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| • | "she lights 40 Dunhills a day ... She doesn't have time for any vices other than smoking", Hamilton (Ontario) Spectator, May 22, '98 |
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| • | "Heavy smoker", BBC News website, Jul. 28, '98
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| • | "chain-smoker", The Express on Sunday (UK), Aug. 2, '98 |
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| • | "She stubs out the last of the cigarettes she has been chain-smoking", The Melbourne Age (Australia), Sep. 17, '98 |
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| • | "lighting the first of many cigarettes", Las Vegas Review-Journal, Dec. 13, '98 |
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| • | "'Glenda Jackson is a smoker,' concedes her office, 'but not a heavy smoker, and always takes public transport.' Happily, for Glenda, a local government mouthpiece tells me there will be no smoking restrictions at the event: 'If she wants, Glenda can have a fag'", Evening Standard (UK), May 25, '99 |
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| • | "She swears, with a fine and filthy cut-glass precision. She smokes ... blowing smoke into the air ... as our conversation progressed, she rocking in her chair smoking ... Having bummed several cigarettes off her", The Observer (UK), Aug. 1, '99 |
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| • | "smokes too much", The Express (UK), Aug. 5, '99 |
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| • | "[Her biographer] tuts over Jackson's 30-a-day smoking habit", The Spectator (UK), Oct. 2, '99
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| • | "she gets through 40 Dunhills a day", Daily Telegraph (UK), Oct. 23, '99 |
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| • | "she sat in a first-class carriage, smoking a lone cigarette", The Times (UK), Nov. 20, '99 |
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| • | "lights a cigarette", The Times (UK), Dec. 13, '99
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| • | "Drawing vigorously on a cigarette", The Times (UK), Dec. 21, '99
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| • | "a camera crew is also in tow this evening, filming from every possible angle everything Jackson gets up to. Except smoking, which she does often but sternly instructs the camera not to capture...Jackson rummages in her bag for another cigarette", BBC News website, Jan. 13, '00
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| • | "she smiles as she stubs out her cigarette on the floor of the most cliquey 'members only' club in the country - Parliament", The Times (UK), Sep. 25, '00
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| • | "At Wapping every day is No Smoking Day, but today Glenda Jackson will be at the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, launching a clinic run by the hospital's 'smoking cessation officer'. Is Glenda finally giving up then? 'I shall wait and see what's on offer,' she rasps", The Times (UK), Mar. 14, '01 |
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| • | "Her son, Dan Hodges, said his mother was currently more concerned with coping with the hospital's smoking ban. 'She is getting up and about on her Zimmer frame driven by the motivation to find somewhere to have a few sly fags' ", Hampstead & Highgate Express (UK), Mar. 29, '02
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| • | "Her biggest problem in hospital [after an accident] was...the fact that she couldn't get out of the ward by herself - to have a smoke!", Daily Mail (UK), Apr. 3, '02 |
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| • | "The hospital's smoking restrictions were driving me mad. I was constantly using my wheely Zimmer frame to pop out for a few sly ciggies. At least now that I am at home, I can have a fag in peace", Daily Telegraph (UK), Apr. 3, '02 |
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| • | "There is a pause almost as long as one of the Dunhill cigarettes she smokes ... For someone who chain-smoked throughout the hour interview, she is full of the joys of living, wise to her fate and self-deprecating about her influence", The Scotsman (UK), Feb. 3, '03 |
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| • | "even if I were blindfolded and twisted around 17 dizzying times, I'd find Ms. Jackson's office straight off, because of the fag smell, because of her being a 40-a-dayer. I know what she means when we go through some double doors and - whoosh! - it's like being hit in the face by a thousand ashtrays. ... Her mouth, a stern, resolutely unlipsticked affair, hangs on to those Dunhill Internationals as if for dear life", The Independent (UK), Feb. 24, '03
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| • | "Flipping a box of her cigarettes as she spoke", Associated Press, Mar. 14, '03 |
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| • | "she has a 40-a-day cigarette habit", The Mirror (UK), Apr. 19, '03 |
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| • | "a lit Dunhill in hand", San Francisco Chronicle, Sep. 29, '03
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| • | "Chain-smoking actress-turned-MP Glenda Jackson will have to stub out her cigarettes next month for her son's wedding...service and reception at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich which operates a strict no-smoking policy... 'My future mother-in-law can always pop outside for a smoke'", Daily Mail (UK), Nov. 11, '03 |
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| • | "is quick to dismiss my opinions, and much more concerned about lighting her cigarettes every few minutes", Edinburgh Student Newspaper (UK), Sep. 27, '05
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| • | "cut an almost lonely figure when I caught her smoking a cheeky cigarette in a corner at Camden Town's Underworld nightclub on Thursday night", Camden New Journal (UK), '05
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| • | "'I smoked like a chimney and talked like an idiot'... lighting a cigarette... reaching for another cigarette", website
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| • | biography, when? |
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| • | "smoking a cigarette during her [election] campaign in '92", Varsity online, when?
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| • | "I used to empty ashtrays for the cigarette butts, re-roll them and make myself a fag", where?, when?
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