When Tuggle and Holmes refer to the "status politics of cigarette smoking" they are referring to all of the following EXCEPT
a. moral and political entrepreneurs who have successfully defined smoking tobacco as deviant behavior.
b. targeting of working class lifestyle for its unhealthy, deviant behaviors.
c. a lack of conclusive scientific evidence for smoking as a health hazard
d. moral demarcation of the divergent lifestyles of the smoker and the nonsmoker.
C
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A. New York City B. Dallas C. Chicago D. San Francisco
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What will be an ideal response?