The act of smoking here is not just a physical habit but also a metaphor for the things we hold onto and the difficulty of letting go, as evidenced by the repeated line 'Poor little Liddy used to always quit / But she never really quit / She'd just say she did.' The repetition of 'Cigarettes, cigarettes out the window' serves as a chorus that emphasizes the act of discarding, which could symbolize attempts to move on from the past
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Mexico imposes one of world's strictest anti-smoking laws One of the Worlds strictest anti-tobacco laws has been imposed in Mexico, setting in force a total ban on smoking in public places, including hotels, beaches and parks
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However, you can try distracting yourself with snacks to keep your hands and mouth occupied and potentially reduce cravings