Word: flavors
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Smokers may be inhaling more tar and nicotine than they think. "Light" brands have filters to screen out both substances -- but research shows most people puff harder to compensate for the weak flavor...
...film composer that Blanchard, 32, is now reaching wider audiences. In the gangster drama Sugar Hill he uses the sparse, bluesy sound of a jazz quintet to underline the flavor of tragedy and urban decay that permeates the story. "These characters pull the trigger at the drop of a hat," says Blanchard, "so a massive score would have overwhelmed the starkness I wanted to convey." In The Inkwell, a coming-of-age comedy set in a beach resort in 1976, and Crooklyn, Spike Lee's drama about family life in 1970s Brooklyn, Blanchard sketches dreamy melodies with strings and piano...
...interspersal of French and English gives his otherwise conventional songs a welcome folksy international flavor. Adjaffi emigrated from his native Haiti in 1978 to escape political turmoil. The self-proclaimed "International Singer/Songwriter," who spent several years in Belgium, Germany and France, certainly lives up to his sobriquet...
...ever become a cigarette smoker by smoking cigarettes without nicotine." That was proved again a few years ago, when the company introduced the nearly nicotine-free Next. The public wasn't interested. The industry claims smokers turn away from such cigarettes because they lack "taste" or "flavor." But researchers maintain that these cigarettes taste no different; they lack the kick nicotine provides. A 1992 study found that people who puffed Next cigarettes didn't show the brain-wave changes that smokers ordinarily exhibit...
...Flavor-layering thing didn't work. "It wasn't great," he confesses. ""I want you to know I've made much better casseroles...