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Based on several studies, an estimated 44 percent to 53 percent of multi-unit housing residents that do not allow smoking in their home, have experienced secondhand smoke infiltration in their home from elsewhere in or around the building

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Mackinac Center for Public Policy editors Tim Cavanaugh and John LaPlante