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| • | "rolls herself an ounce of Samson tobacco in liquorice paper, lights up and inhales. 'At least I don't feel guilty about smoking. I'm not going to do anything about it, although I think I should'", Radio Times (UK), '94
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| • | rolls her own, Radio Times, c. '94-'96 |
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| • | "she still rolls her own cigarettes", U.S. 1 Newspaper, Sep. 16, '98
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| • | interviewer: "You said that you love being in New York now. I bring this up because I see you're smoking, and I wonder how you cope", Interview Magazine, Apr. '99
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| • | heavy smoker of liquorice flavored tobacco roll-ups, The Sunday Times (UK), Dec. 5, '99 |
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| • | "rolling the first in a stream of cigarettes", "rolls another cigarette", Daily Telegraph (UK), Feb. 12, '01
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| • | "calling for vodka and ice as if in a drought, rolling up her liquorice cigarette as if in a whirlwind and subsiding opposite me", The Observer (UK), Mar. 11, '01
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| • | "then there's that distinctive voice - rich, warm, with a huskiness that may be partly the result of the little brown roll-ups she smokes ... 'I can't eat and talk at the same time, I'll have a cigarette instead.' She rolls one deftly, lights up and regards me thoughtfully through the smoke", The Independent (UK), Jun. 12, '03 |
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| • | "is using a small rolling machine to assemble a brown cigarette. With sharp, birdlike movements, she completes the job, lights up and puffs away", Edinburgh Evening News (UK), Mar. 17, '06
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| • | "rolling a roll-up", The Times (UK), May 11, '10
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