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Related question: A previous TQ asked if e-cigarettes should be treated the same as regular cigarettes. You can continues that discussion 

Electronic cigarette users are firing up their devices in all kinds of places people wouldn't consider lighting a conventional cigarette. That’s inspired moves in the Minnesota Legislature to regulate “vaping” in the same way smoking is restricted. But people who puff on nicotine mist say it’s harmless and a far cry from smoking. They say government regulations are unnecessary.

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Today's Question: Who should determine where electronic cigarettes are used?

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Related question: A previous TQ asked if e-cigarettes should be treated the same as regular cigarettes. You can continues that discussion here. Electronic cigarette users are firing up their devices in all kinds of places people wouldn’t consider lighting a conventional cigarette. That’s inspired moves in the Minnesota Legislature to regulate “vaping” in the same…

Who should determine where electronic cigarettes are used?

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