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His largest, "The Big Smoke" and "The Big Smoke Seminars," takes place in New York City and draws more than 1,500 attendees. Clapp's treatment of air pollution overlaps somewhat with Peter Brimblecombe's The Big Smoke (London, 1987), but extends helpfully beyond London. Pro Edge also manufactures "The Big Smoke Driver," a patent-pending titanium alloy oversized driver that is being sold via the Internet at www. |
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