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What did a 2015 study by Stice and colleagues find about young women whose motivations to smoke included weight concerns?
 
  A) Smokers lost more weight by dieting and smoking than by dieting alone.
  B) Smokers actually gained more weight over time than nonsmokers gained.
  C) Smokers lost equal weight from smoking as nonsmokers did from dieting.
  D) Smokers actually lost less weight by smoking and dieting than by dieting.
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Sure, does that help?
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