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The Dodgers broke baseball’s color barrier when they signed Jackie Robinson in the 1940s, and when they barred cigarette ads from Dodger Stadium in the 1960s.

“It used to be a party place,” says De la Huerta, lighting her first indoor cigarette of the shoot.

I gratefully — and gluttonously — relaxed, accepting a cigarette, a lighter, another pour of wine.

While the In N’ Out burgers and a Funke pizza station were available as usual, gone were the cigarette girls handing out treats, the dishes of fries.

Previously, as well as blood, the main DNA sources would have been cigarettes.