anatabine
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of anatabine
Example Sentences
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Williams was trying to get help marketing his company’s new product, a nutritional supplement that contains anatabine, a close relative of nicotine found in tobacco plants that may have some anti-inflammatory properties.
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Williams continues to believe in the promise of anatabine, the tobacco-based chemical that the jury found he sought to study at Virginia universities with McDonnell’s assistance.
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Williams gave the McDonnells more than $170,000 in gifts and cash because he wanted their help in pressuring a state research school, such as the University of Virginia, to ask for tobacco money to study anatabine, a substance derived from tobacco.
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Williams thought anatabine had miraculously curative powers and would boost his company’s profits.
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In the end, the tobacco commission never got an application for anatabine.
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