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The UK already has several 'sin taxes' in place. For example, there's a duty on tobacco products, alcohol (like beer, wine, and spirits), and a levy on sugary drinks. These taxes are designed to discourage consumption of products deemed harmful to health or society, while also generating revenue.
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