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If the average price for a package is at the low end and just $6, that means the buying and selling of ciggies results in economic activity of $24,000,000 each and every day.

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  1. noun A wrapped or boxed object; a parcel.
  2. noun A container in which something is packed for storage or transportion.
  3. noun A preassembled unit.

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software ·  program ·  box ·  packet ·  component ·  item ·  file ·  supply ·  option ·  card ·  container ·  module

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package:   packaging ·  packages ·  packaged
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  1. from Old French pacquage, the act of packing; as pack + -age.
 

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/ˈpækədʒ/
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