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[20] In countries where tobacco advertising already was banned on a local level (like Germany and France), West used certain logos, covered the West logos with black gaps, put the first names of the drivers ( "Mika" for Mika Hkkinen, "David" for David Coulthard, "Juan Pablo" for Juan Pablo Montoya, "Kimi" for Kimi Rikknen, and so on) or put "East" on their cars, referring to East Germany at the time to circumvent those laws
There is only one smoking zone at Schiphol, before security
These aromas are described as enzymatic properties that may remind you of the original plant life state that the coffee bean came from