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請寫一篇吸煙危害的短文。

內(nèi)容要點：吸煙會導致許多疾病，甚至一些危及生命的疾病。

吸煙不但對吸煙者自己有害，也嚴重影響不吸煙者的健康。

據(jù)報道，美國每年至少有32萬人因吸煙而喪生。目前約有四千萬人仍在吸煙。

可喜的是，越來越多的人已認識到其危害，開始戒煙。

青年學生不應該養(yǎng)成這一惡習，如有這一習慣，應盡早戒除。

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