| Cuba may seem like the country to which
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| | making it known as "Cigar Country" and
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| the cigar industry belongs, with citizens
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| | leaving stogie lovers everywhere to
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| stopping just short of saluting a Havana
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| | search for their passports, book their
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| Sun Grown instead of a flag. However,
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| | flights, and come to a place that
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| Cuba is not the only country with this
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| | captures the true culture and essence of
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| distinction; it's not the sole place on
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| | tobacco.
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| an atlas known for putting cigars on the
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| map. Lying east of Cuba is another nation
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| | Bent on a history of instable
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| known to be smoking hot when it comes to
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| | organization, ruled by military
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| the world of cigars: The Dominican
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| | government and dictators, the Dominican
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| Republic.
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| | Republic is a nation possessing the
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| | burdens of economic hardships. From
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| The Dominican Republic, fittingly
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| | recessions, to inflation, from trade
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| discovered by Mr. Cigar himself,
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| | deficits to fraud, the citizens of the
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| Christopher Columbus, is the largest
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| | Dominican Republic have seen more
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| producer of cigars in the entire world,
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| | economic turmoil than most.
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