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The seventh president, Andrew Jackson, was such a regular user of cigars that brass spittoons were installed all around the White House

Unless you live in the Republic of South Africa, probably not, because its the common Afrikaans name there for a native shrub that, in other countries, is more likely to be grown as a houseplant

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