Many make a case that the TD stands for Thomas Dormer, which would provide a narrow date of manufacture from the mid-1750s until about 1780
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J Epidemiol Community Health (2002) 56(11):80812.10.1136/jech.56.11.808 77 MaojoVKulikowskiCA
This review moves beyond comparison to understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples tobacco use in context
A 35-year-old woman in rural Andhra Pradesh who consumes content primarily through community radio, religious gatherings, and conversations with neighbours is our highest-priority audience
Workers spend hours, bent over at the waist, pulling back a tobacco plant, with one hand, and cutting the base of the stalk, with the other hand - then moving directly to the next plant, most times without straightening up