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smoking tobacco is becoming increasingly popular among young people

smoking tobacco is becoming increasingly popular among young people bwW6

it is fact that smoking becoming significantly popular with youngsters. there are several reasons for such a situation and also few visible influences too. both the aspects aspects are explained in the ensuring paragraphs. discussing the reasons, the, most common one is most young people are engaged in smoking. this is because of that have a lack of knowledge about it as well as their are not much aware about the consequences about it

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it
 is fact that smoking becoming significantly
 popular with youngsters. This sentence does not start with an uppercase letterThere
there
 are several reasons for such a situation and also
 few visible influences too. This sentence does not start with an uppercase letterBoth
both
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aspects aspects
 are This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :interpreted
explained
 in the ensuring paragraphs.

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 most common one is Did you mean "the most"?the most
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people
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because
 of that have a lack of knowledge about it as well
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consequences about
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