I'm really addicted to fast food, I'm really addicted to diet soda.
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I was not only addicted to injecting heroin, I was addicted to injecting.
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Can you compare being addicted to heroin to being addicted to your phone?
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"Instead of being addicted to drugs, I was addicted to the money," he said.
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Alison may say she isn't addicted to anything, but she's clearly addicted to attention.
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People were almost addicted to it and addicted to that feeling of always being connected.
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People who are addicted to marijuana are three times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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To say that someone is addicted to sleep is like saying that one is addicted to breathing.
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You'll then become addicted to personal change the same way Eric Clapton was addicted to cocaine or Edgar Allan Poe was addicted to drinking until he passed out face-down in a ditch.
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Not everybody gets addicted to these — just like not everybody gets addicted to alcohol or to other drugs.
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The actor James Woods is just like that, only instead of being addicted to cocaine he's addicted to Twitter.
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Research has shown that people can be addicted to their partners in a similar way to being addicted to drugs.
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It's like her patients are addicted to her, whereas in the beginning it seemed Jean was addicted to her patients.
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Now that takes discipline, because let's face it, we are all addicted to our devices, we are all addicted to being 'always on'.
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Now, that takes discipline, because let's face it, we are all addicted to our devices, we are all addicted to being always on.
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The CDC in 2015 found that people who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times as likely to be addicted to heroin.
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We've seen so many guys leave the game addicted to pharmaceuticals, but we've never seen a guy leave the game addicted to cannabis.
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What are the risk factors that cause some people to become addicted to video games while some people don't get addicted to it?
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It's estimated that 2.1 million people in the U.S. currently are addicted to prescription opioid pain relievers, while another 467,000 are addicted to heroin.
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The question is what does that actually mean, because someone feels that they're addicted to Facebook, or a family member is addicted to Facebook.
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I want more so I can be addicted to it in the same way I have been addicted to my phone for so long.
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I think our biggest gripe isn't necessarily that we are addicted to tech, it's more we're addicted to our phones and checking our phones.
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There are people out there who are addicted to Facebook, just like there are people who are addicted to using Q-tips in their ears.
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Fifty-nine percent of parents say their teens are addicted to their phones and 50% of teenagers admit to feeling addicted to their mobile device.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, those who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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Individuals who are addicted to prescription opioids are 40 times more likely to become addicted to heroin, From 2010 to 2017, heroin overdose deaths increased five-fold.
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"We biomedical scientists are addicted to data, like alcoholics are addicted to cheap booze," Michael Yaffe, a cancer biologist from M.I.T., wrote in the journal Science Signaling.
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" A love of cars is something Simmons has in common with Jenner, who told CNN in 2016 that while "some people get addicted to tattoos, I'm addicted to cars.
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Between 75 and 80 percent of new heroin users have previously abused painkillers, and individuals addicted to prescription opioids are 40 times more likely to become addicted to heroin.
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" - Kristin, 37 "Was basically addicted to nitrous oxide.
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Research published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) found that 1.9 million Americans were addicted to prescription painkillers in 2014, and another 2593,000 were addicted to heroin.
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Nearly two-and-a-half million Americans are addicted to opioids, with 303 million addicted to prescription painkillers specifically, according to the most recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
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"Senate Republicans ... are addicted to Koch," said Democratic Sen.
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Raiding the minibar — we're addicted to sexual harassment scandals.
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We broke numerous stories -- Prince was addicted to Percocet.
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"Right now millions of people are addicted to opioids … In the old days, 20 years ago when you talked about opioid addiction, it meant about 300,000 people addicted to heroin," Pops said.
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Trump mentioned neonatal abstinence syndrome, a little-discussed but devastating side effect of pregnant women addicted to opioids who give birth to babies either addicted to drugs or faced with withdrawal symptoms.
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I spoke with the star about why he wrote a self-help book, how being addicted to heroin compares with being addicted to your smartphone, and what recovery specifically means to him.
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For others who aren't yet addicted to heroin, this burden could stop them from ever misusing OxyContin — and, as a result, reduce the flow of people who would otherwise get addicted to opioids.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you agree with Mr. Alter that it's possible to be addicted to modern digital products the way some people are addicted to chemical substances?
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"My family thought I was addicted to alcohol," she says.
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He adds that doctors themselves are getting addicted to opioids.
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Read This Next: You Can't Get Addicted to a Vibrator
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She didn't specifically say what substance she's addicted to now.
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"People are just addicted to frozen sweet things," she said.
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If you own a cellphone, you're likely addicted to it.
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We've all become complacent, almost addicted to the status quo.
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"I know I'm addicted to my phone," she told Healthline.
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Hi, my name is Tom and I'm addicted to Stolen!
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In these countries, people addicted to drugs are deemed subhumans.
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She didn't just love him — she felt addicted to him.
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It was Julian Assange — then, as now, addicted to drama.
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"He is addicted to playing ball," Emily told Mashable Australia.
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It's a problem, because she's getting addicted to these visions.
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Also someone accuses another person of being "addicted" to cameras?
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Nearly half of all Americans know someone addicted to opioids.
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Viewers and readers, lovers and haters, are addicted to Trump.
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Yes, I know I'm addicted to sweets, sales, and shopping.
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But did this mean I was becoming addicted to therapy?
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So no wonder that people are easily addicted to it.
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" In another message, he allegedly wrote, "I'm addicted to sex.
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After that, I got addicted to drugs, started doing graffiti.
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TTYL: Tourist walks off pier while Facebooking Addicted to iPhones?
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As doctors would confirm, he was addicted to his electronics.
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It's like people are addicted to these things or something.
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These auctions, meanwhile, show we're still addicted to fossil fuels.
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Your dad was addicted to heroin when you were born.
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LG: So do you ever consider yourself addicted to technology?
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It was definitely hard, and I'm not addicted to anything.
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We kind've are, like, addicted to each other, you know?
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That's all I wanted: I was addicted to that combination.
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Browne even says he became addicted to pills and morphine.
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Hi, my name is Christina and I'm addicted to Poshmark.
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In the 1990s, however, Ms. Henderson became addicted to cocaine.
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From Even Peru's Top Chefs Are Addicted to Fast Food
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"I made a mistake getting addicted to opioids," Mill said.
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Ants, like people and rats, can become addicted to morphine.
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Once upon a time, I was addicted to a salon.
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But you can also be "addicted" to a particular brand.
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Many of the GIs coming back were addicted to something.
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When students get addicted to posting everything on social media.
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You name it, I could probably get addicted to it.
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As a side benefit, patients don't become addicted to opioids.
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Writing about dance is something that I've become addicted to.
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They've seen friends get addicted to opiates after a surgery.
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One female tenant in her seventies was addicted to OxyContin.
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We are addicted to our smartphones, laptops and tablet screens.
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Some photographers are addicted to war; some viewers are voyeurs.
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But that hardly means you are addicted to these things.
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"I was addicted to crack for four years," he said.
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Gluck's other worry: That people are addicted to inflammatory content.
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He thought the majority were addicted to substances or alcohol.
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Sadhguru got addicted to golf while visiting followers in America.
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" Alter uses himself as an example: "I'm addicted to email.
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"The state is addicted to the revenue," Eby told me.
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If you vape regularly, you're almost definitely addicted to nicotine.
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Or is the play simply addicted to its own effects?
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There is no quick fix for people addicted to opioids.
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Americans are more addicted to their smartphones than anything ever.
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This is one dreadful paradox of the history of OxyContin: the original formulation created a generation addicted to pills; the reformulation, by forcing younger users off the drug, helped create a generation addicted to heroin.
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Hi. My name is Robbie, and I'm addicted to browser tabs.
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All he knew was that he was addicted to his smartphone.
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In high school, Jake became addicted to opiates after injuring himself.
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" AR: "I'm straight up addicted to other people's points of view.
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I've never been somebody that's so addicted to freezing my face.
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FOLLOWING I am addicted to the Google Analytics for our website.
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Related Video: Related Stories: Can You Be Addicted To Social Media?
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Startling numbers of babies are reportedly addicted to opioids at birth.
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Be careful though, you may just get addicted to fly kicks.
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EVERY 22000 minutes an American baby is born addicted to opioids.
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I was really addicted to TV when I was a kid.
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If you were already addicted to Pinterest, consider your week made.
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Elliot, Rami Malek's Mr. Robot hacker hero, is addicted to morphine.
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During this time she became addicted to drugs and sniffing glue.
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That said, I'm addicted to Twitter, to my wife's great complaint.
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I'm kind of addicted to the smell of eucalyptus in humidifiers.
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So maybe you could say I've become addicted to feeling good.
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After all, some people are already dangerously addicted to 2D games.
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He also denied he was addicted to fentanyl after this controversy.
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And I said 'I love it, I'm addicted to watching it.
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Given time, I will once again be nonsensically addicted to Twitter.
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Before long I'd gotten addicted to writing code for little routines.
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Americans, economists argue, are addicted to work — and this includes women.
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After years of hiatus, I've become addicted to buying crystals again.
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"They're addicted to coupons, and it's a bad addiction," he argued.
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Maybe people needed to become addicted to Airbnb, BlaBlaCar or Drivy.
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My name is Mi-Anne Chan, and I'm addicted to contouring.
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I thought of Gollum as an addict, addicted to the ring.
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"We're addicted to dopamine," said James Sinka, one of the fasters.
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And then he comes back a year later, addicted to opioids?
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SHOOTING I'm totally addicted to my Braun Super 8 movie camera.
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This is when I first became addicted to World of Warcraft.
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The agency said about two million Americans are addicted to opioids.
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The model also is addicted to the mobile game Cooking Fever.
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"Entitled, lazy, narcissistic and addicted to social media," according to CNBC.
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And then all the while, super highly addicted to crystal meth.
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Burns previously apologized to parents of kids addicted to Juul's products.
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But the author seems to get a bit addicted to them.
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Perhaps most importantly, we want them to be addicted to reading.
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I am so addicted to my iPhone that my fingers hurt.
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I know I'm addicted to social media — or Twitter, at least.
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And an easy place in which to become addicted to opioids.
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After her children were born, Ms. O'Neal became addicted to heroin.
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She became addicted to cocaine and checked into a rehabilitation center.
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He is addicted to inflaming the basest instincts of his base.
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That could explain why droves of us are addicted to it.
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Now a lot of people are clearly still addicted to Trump.
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Its public intellectuals are addicted to overstatement, sloppiness, pessimism, and despair.
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It didn't take long for Cleve to become addicted to them.
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What they're saying: "We're addicted to dopamine," James Sinka told Bowles.
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So I try not to get myself addicted to looking perfect.
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But underneath, he&aposs addicted to drugs and struggles with relationships.
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You smoke because you're addicted to a powerful drug called nicotine.
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There is also evidence suggesting we are addicted to our screens.
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So why are we so addicted to insurance as a solution?
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I'm also addicted to both Tana French's and Denise Mina's novels.
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The problem is that the country is addicted to it too.
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Smith: I take a lot of baths, I'm addicted to baths.
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The news comes amid rumors that Prince was addicted to painkillers.
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We've finally got Europe addicted to McDonalds We've finally got Europe addicted to McDonalds When you think about McDonald's core customers, you imagine them living in a place like Holland, Michigan, not a place like, well, Holland.
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Of course, some people don't get hangovers and aren't addicted to alcohol.
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They repeatedly expressed feeling overrun by photographs and addicted to posting images.
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He was addicted to prescription cough syrup and lost almost 80 lbs.
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They also had to help the people already addicted to the drugs.
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Season 2 sees Justin addicted to opiods while Jessica struggles with intimacy.
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Getting children addicted to social media is now' Facebook's latest bad lewk.
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" Kelly draws parallels with chemical dependency: "I think he's addicted to Rachel.
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Scientists have found that nine percent of people become addicted to cannabis.
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" He added, while addressing the TMZ office: "I was addicted to opioids.
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Or does it make someone more likely to be addicted to nicotine?
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But, the essentialists would argue that he became cross-addicted to alcohol.
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My name is Meghan DeMaria, and I am addicted to buying lunch.
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Another privileged New Yorker talking about how they're addicted to Seamless — groundbreaking.
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But listen, he&aposs -- they&aposre addicted to Trump, because he rates.
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And there is the risk of becoming addicted to kratom, Boyer said.
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When I met him, he was an alcoholic and addicted to drugs.
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It didn't work out because he became addicted to pain pills. 8.
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"We cannot allow a whole new generation to become addicted to nicotine."
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I'm addicted to watching to see what the next drama will be.
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But three out of four heroin users first became addicted to pills.
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Read This Next: This Is Exactly How I Became Addicted to Heroin
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He became addicted to pain, and exploited his patients for their pain.
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Unbeknownst to the representative, Fuhrman was already addicted to vaping, he testified.
|
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Today we're discussing what it means to be addicted to video games.
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My racing got out of control and I became addicted to winning.
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"It's easy to get addicted to Facebook, all of that," she said.
|
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Peter Kafka: Lauren, are you asking me if I'm addicted to tech?
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Yep, colleges and universities in America are addicted to taxpayer-subsidized tuition.
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Am I at a high risk for becoming addicted to these painkillers?
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I was still addicted to working on my phone even without Gmail.
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Nietzsche was reportedly addicted to opium while writing The Genealogy of Morality.
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Jessit told us he moved there because he was addicted to cocaine.
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Fuller says he was addicted to heroin for more than a decade.
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"Most of our consumers are so addicted to premium brands," says Oki.
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" Still, Mendes is, by his own admission, "addicted to the creative process.
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People who are addicted to things don't want to stop doing them.
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"I think I'm addicted to a certain kind of nostalgia," she says.
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And yet we've turned it into something that kids are addicted to.
|
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In reality, though, they are as addicted to regulation as anyone else.
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"They're wild," says Chris Culcasi, who stole cars while addicted to methamphetamine.
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We are habitual pleasers, accustomed — even addicted — to patients' admiration and gratitude.
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"We are addicted to loans," said Mr. Santos, the former energy minister.
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By 15, Martin was addicted to drugs, later checking herself into rehab.
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"Not everybody who uses substances is addicted to those substances," Mooney says.
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When we're addicted to something, it's synonymous to being dependent on it.
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I've become addicted to writing in the process of writing the book.
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He is borderline addicted to Up and has been for several years.
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Nor is the fact that Mr. Cave was once addicted to heroin.
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People heavily addicted to prescription opioid pills often turn to cheaper heroin.
|
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I was addicted to opioids and other drugs, unable to find help.
|
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Making matters worse, Israelis and their government have become addicted to cars.
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There are roughly two and a half million Americans addicted to opioids.
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"I think we got addicted to it after last season," Holstein says.
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Parents are suing, too, saying that their kids are addicted to Juuling.
|
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He had become addicted to codeine cough syrup, also known as lean.
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Kids now addicted to nicotine because of vaping might turn to cigarettes.
|
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And 23% have reported feeling addicted to video games, the center said.
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To fill the void, she became addicted to Xanax and beauty operations.
|
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He became addicted to drugs, drank heavily and the legal problems began.
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Millions of American teenagers are using and could become addicted to nicotine.
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Are teenagers doing fewer drugs because they're addicted to their phones instead?
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Picture Prompts As a society, are we too addicted to our devices?
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"There's a reason that people get addicted to it," Mr. Lange said.
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"There's an entire generation of youth becoming addicted to nicotine," Cody said.
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Then I got addicted to the Apple Watch and what it offers.
|
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Addicted to the pizza, wings, burrata, crab diablo and so much more!
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And thousands of people — 50,000 riders per week — are addicted to it.
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That's because Facebook is addicted to user growth and advertising revenue growth.
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Then you become addicted to it and ... It's a really interesting problem.
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The movie stars Aubrey Plaza as a young woman addicted to Instagram.
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A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found many painkiller users were moving on to heroin, and a 2015 CDC analysis found people who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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"Once I became addicted to those drugs, that was the priority," he admits.
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You know, I think I&aposm a little addicted to my phone, too.
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Like you, I was addicted to the service — more than a disturbing amount.
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If you're thinking not possible, I'm already addicted to the program, think again.
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This is kind of a great hack if you're addicted to texting, TBH.
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We cannot allow another generation of young people to become addicted to nicotine.
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At one time, most people who became addicted to opioids became medically addicted.
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If you're a serious streamer, or addicted to Skype, you'll need something more.
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What did Woods, a man who is definitely not addicted to cocaine, do?
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But a new generation is now addicted to nicotine, despite decades of progress.
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Some became addicted to the stimulants that they were given to stay awake.
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We'd take this sign's advice, but we're unfortunately really addicted to the Internet.
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The great majority of these people will not become addicted to video games.
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Up next, who&aposs on "The Five" who&aposs addicted to their cellphones.
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These data strongly suggest that many may, indeed, be addicted to their smartphones.
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BONUS: Sorry, you're addicted to Tinder Have something to add to this story?
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I'm a stage whore and I'm addicted to the roar of the crowd.
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This is my favorite sandwich to make because I am addicted to brie.
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Long addicted to the narcotic of tribal antipathy, they sought its undiluted essence.
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She was addicted to crack at the time and recanted on the stand.
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Related: What should I do if my kid is addicted to video games?
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By fifteen, she had dropped out of school and was addicted to heroin.
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Prince was addicted to Percocet for years before his death ... TMZ has learned.
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Trump is addicted to the narrative that his brilliance alone makes success happen.
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You are rehabbing an injury, but you are getting addicted to something else.
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Isn't everyone's ideal partner addicted to alcohol and able to fix their car?
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On top of being addicted to beauty I am also a total eataholic.
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These differences can seriously impact the likelihood that women become addicted to opioids.
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Juul's CEO said "I'm sorry" to parents whose teenagers are addicted to vaping.
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Large swaths of Hispanic communities, black communities are addicted to these, these subsidies.
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They are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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Burns previously apologized to parents of kids addicted to the company's vaping products.
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At one point, both Wright and Quenville were heavily addicted to opiate drugs.
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But I would say I was addicted to running for a while, yes.
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Evan: I mean, I'm addicted to the internet, but maybe not Reddit specifically.
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At the time of writing this, I am unemployed and addicted to Postmates.
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I ain't even trying now; now that it's started I'm addicted to it.
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Addicted to convenience, consumers keep demanding that their merchandise arrive ever more quickly.
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He suggests Jake as the VP, and Cyrus, ever-addicted to power, agrees.
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The 29-year-old had become addicted to heroin after his father died.
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Kline said you can't be addicted to sleep because it's a biological need.
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I was, to put a finer point on it, addicted to fucking waitresses.
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In a nation seemingly addicted to argument as a blood sport, she conciliates.
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Ms. Sciorra admitted she had been briefly addicted to Valium during that time.
|
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She was put on pain meds, and then she became addicted to heroin.
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It's like when someone is addicted to a substance like heroin or cocaine.
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People think they're buying a thruster, but they're actually getting addicted to water.
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Lots of companies make addictive products — I guarantee somebody is addicted to Vox.
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He becomes addicted to opiates and starts robbing banks almost on a whim.
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Broadwell's sister was addicted to drugs and eventually unable to care for them.
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I may be addicted to my phone, but I'm a highly functional addict.
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We know that half of teens today say they feel addicted to smartphones.
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Let no-one ever say that kids are addicted to their devices again.
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She was also addicted to a substance now too legally compromising to name.
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All of these can ease patients' suffering without making them addicted to opioids.
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"We have now a generation that is addicted to nicotine again," he says.
|
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"JUUL's business strategy relies on keeping users addicted to nicotine," said the memo.
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Myth: All serial killers commit murder because they're addicted to love or sex.
|
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Ishmael Beah became addicted to "brown-brown," a mixture of gunpowder and cocaine.
|
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The retailer's strength shows how Americans have become addicted to super cheap clothing.
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After I got clean and sober in 2016, I got addicted to candy.
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Our nation is battered, broken and addicted to easy answers over hard choices.
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Who determines that an individual addicted to heroin is "eligible" for this program?
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On the other, a parent who says their child is addicted to JUUL.
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But his suffering continued nonetheless and he became addicted to his pain medications.
|
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But this crisis is a reminder that anyone can become addicted to drugs.
|
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"A [person addicted to cocaine] often falls into severe depressive ruts," confirms Biester.
|
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Most readers will agree that a society addicted to excess will, ultimately, collapse.
|
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Jonas, the teacher, is addicted to opiates as a remedy for social anxiety.
|
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Until then, he had been addicted to painkillers for more than a decade.
|
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I was really concerned about my mate selection—am I addicted to drama?
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People are addicted to all sorts of substances, most of which aren't illegal.
|
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When you're addicted to certain relationships with people, that can be really insidious.
|
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"You are not going to be addicted to this because you're also looking at your PC. You are not going to get addicted to this because you're on the train and you're going through your Facebook [on your phone]," Soffer says.
|
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When I ask what he thinks about the possibility of being addicted to sleep, even without being diagnosed as depressive, now matter how much I try he says the reason that you can't be addicted to sleep is that you just….
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The hope is this will prevent new generations of people getting addicted to opioids.
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His father was addicted to drugs so he was raised by a single mother.
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So if you weren't already addicted to your IG, good luck staying that way.
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Millennials, we're assured by endless headlines, are the people most addicted to their devices.
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"I took pain medication for my back and became addicted to pills," he said.
|
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Clothing prices have actually been falling for years, and consumers are addicted to discounts.
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She's become addicted to Instagram, and uses her 25,000 followers as a bargaining tool.
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Sri Lanka is intolerant and India is "addicted" to its habit of othering others.
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He has left his home for the streets and is now addicted to heroin.
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Google is simply addicted to launching new attempts at gaining an edge in messaging.
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"People can get addicted to drinking, cars, money, sex, calories, cocaine—whatever," says Milkman.
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And, yes, I am the first to admit that I am addicted to it.
|
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Like Saul, she's addicted to the rush of living dangerously for the greater good.
|
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"We cannot allow a whole new generation to become addicted to nicotine," he said.
|
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He eventually became addicted to drugs and alcohol to cope with his painful past.
|
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A larger number of parents, 413%, say their teens are addicted to their phone.
|
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Right, Jane, a prostitute addicted to tramadol and Rohypnol, outside a club in Lagos.
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But even without spending a dime, I've gotten kind of addicted to Clash Royale.
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So if our bodies don't need meat, why are we so addicted to it?
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Still, Facebook is essentially telling publishers addicted to its referrals that, "that's your problem".
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In addition, around 2.5 million more Americans are currently addicted to those same drugs.
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" Now, Franco said he realizes that "being a workaholic means you're addicted to something.
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She says he once recalled trying to help a young woman addicted to heroin.
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Riverdale actually had an entire "Fred becomes addicted to painkillers" subplot that was dropped.
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I worry about what the future may bring to those addicted to their screens.
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Maine is addicted to alcohol and medication that he was prescribed to treat tinnitus.
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And I feel like that's the reason why Slack got addicted to the product.
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Some of our parents' friends were addicted to cigarettes or, in extreme cases, alcohol.
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"Still to this day I'm addicted [to] going to Kmart every chance I get."
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Nearly 40% of the participants at any given time were once addicted to opioids.
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We were poised to have a generation of American kids not addicted to nicotine.
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I mean, people are as addicted to their iPhones as they are to cigarettes.
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It's an app that, for all its weird quirks, we've grown incredibly addicted to.
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Another factor is the television ratings bonanza that has the networks addicted to Trump.
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He soon became addicted to Percodan, taking as many as 20023 pills a day.
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It has also grown addicted to kickbacks from cronies that feed the party machine.
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In 2014 almost 2 million people were addicted to, or abusing opiate-based drugs.
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But he is painfully ineloquent, addicted to protocol and lacking in spontaneity and depth.
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I also entered an outpatient program at 19 because I was addicted to heroin.
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Though he denied it for years, today Patrick believes he's addicted to video games.
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A teenager with a sports injury can become addicted to painkillers after having surgery.
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At 18, I started to do sports excessively until I became addicted to fitness.
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Democrats seem to be addicted to old age ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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I've become addicted to the cultural and culinary mashup of French and Italian influences.
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In July, Juul CEO Kevin Burns apologized to parents of kids addicted to Juul.
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Lawmakers have heard story after story of patients becoming addicted to painkillers after surgery.
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Four in ten Americans report knowing someone who has been addicted to prescription painkillers.
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Juul has come under intense regulatory scrutiny after teenagers became addicted to its products.
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Currently, there are no new pharmaceutical interventions for those who are addicted to meth.
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But what kind of safety net am I providing for those addicted to opioids?
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This dynamic about people being addicted to certain applications, it's not far from that.
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The young people in the Fourth World books are addicted to a handheld device
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They're often suffering from mental illness, down on their luck, or addicted to drugs.
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And those 3.4 billion people who are now online are quite addicted to it.
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When I crash dieted and became addicted to my treadmill, I lost 60 pounds.
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We learn that Kimmy's mom, Lori-Ann Schmidt, is addicted to riding roller coasters.
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Two guys I taught died of stomach cancer; they were also addicted to heroin.
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Besides, he didn't even really like drinking—how could he be addicted to heroin?
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Or if you're addicted to cute cats, it could surface more Loveable pet photos.
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But people can be addicted to food and sex, which are also biological needs.
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Read: A Guy Addicted to Swallowing Metal Had 40 Knives Removed from His Gut
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We're addicted to that one, too, even though it's kind of a guilty pleasure.
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He is also addicted to methamphetamines and has zero interest in substance-abuse treatment.
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There's Woody, whose conversational gambits include explaining why he's not "addicted" to Six Flags.
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I spent 11 years addicted to methamphetamine and have now been clean for nine.
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Bush-era Republicans had gone Washington and become addicted to power rather than conservatism.
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MA was an amalgamation of three separate recovery groups for people addicted to cannabis.
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He and his wife adopted a child from parents who were addicted to opioids.
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At 218, his parents divorced, and his father became addicted to drugs and alcohol.
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"I became addicted to them in high school" What books are on your nightstand?
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And both men are addicted to power, plain and simple — it's their arousal template.
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Dear Amy: In high school, I had a boyfriend who was addicted to cocaine.
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I never was addicted to drinking, but I was trying to not feel anything.
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He'd seen people die in Manus, decline into depression, or become addicted to medication.
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If screens were so bad, Mr. Eyal wondered, why weren't people addicted to LinkedIn?
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He quit cold turkey, around 1987, but spent several more years addicted to cocaine.
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Decades before, Ms. Lozano had become addicted to meth while in an abusive marriage.
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Before that, I was addicted to drugs and obsessed with all the wrong things.
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"People are addicted to these services," Lurie said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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From there, prestige television has become ever more addicted to this style of storytelling.
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If I become addicted to writing my next novel — I can live with that.
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At the same time, she was addicted to Percocet and ultimately began injecting heroin.
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However it came about, we are a family addicted to television, through three generations.
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Each time she visited the park, she became more "addicted to it," she said.
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So-called heroin babies -- those born addicted to opioids -- have increased tenfold since 2000.
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A chronic pain patient is more likely to become dependent or addicted to opioids.
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Yeah, I'm addicted to my phone — I'm constantly checking emails and scrolling through Instagram.
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A new application can show you how addicted to your smartphone you really are.
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They are literally profiting from hundreds of thousands of Americans addicted to prescription narcotics.
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I got addicted to the high of the people, the rush of the holidays.
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It's easy to become addicted to the pace and stress of work in 2019.
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Sadly, all sorts of people get addicted to the euphoria of low interest rates.
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Ariel Caudle, 19, a loquacious sophomore, never thought she would become addicted to vaping.
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His newborn son had been hospitalized because he'd been born addicted to Subutex, a.k.a.
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But I think all of the regulars are addicted to something SoulCycle gives them.
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"McConnell is addicted to hating the ACA," one Republican health care lobbyist told me.
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Studies back this up: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found many painkiller users were moving on to heroin, and a 2015 CDC analysis found people who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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According to an estimate by the health department, around 50,000 Baltimoreans are addicted to opioids.
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An estimated one in ten babies born in the local hospital emerge addicted to opioids.
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A woman in Australia addicted to "body modification" and tattoos got her eyeballs inked blue.
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I take a few hits off my weed pen, which I'm a little addicted to.
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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Cage: Cage's character is heavily addicted to drugs.
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That should make Twitter more entertaining, particularly for newbies who aren't addicted to refreshing yet.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)It's pretty easy to feel like you're addicted to your iPhone.
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And the Congress member addicted to sexting who gets catfished and turns the presidential election?
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Screenshot: Mike EpsteinI don't know about you, but I'm not just addicted to the internet.
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McCamey became addicted to food, and her weight spiraled upwards as she ate for comfort.
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Mexican audiences will devour it, as will those Americans who are addicted to imported telenovelas.
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I'm not addicted to anything, and I'm not a danger to myself or anyone else.
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Wyoming Women's Center Blanchard became addicted to meth at a young age, her lawyer said.
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For example, there was the time we learned Cookie Monster wasn't always addicted to cookies.
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And, when people do become addicted to marijuana, it's not necessarily as severe an addiction.
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Many people are addicted to marijuana using clinical psychiatric criteria, but still manage to function.
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During early beta test, it seems that's the audience who will become addicted to this.
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In another 2016 report, 50 percent of teens said they feel addicted to their devices.
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If you start to crave ice cream every night, you'll get addicted to a routine.
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Between that and Trump's election are people more addicted to News Feed or less now?
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"Seeing the way that he works, I was immediately addicted to the process," Cyrus said.
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To be sure, some people become addicted to opioids after being prescribed opioid-based painkillers.
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But as a side effect, I've become ridiculously addicted to watching the training models work.
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When people talk about getting "addicted" to nose spray, this is what they're talking about.
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In Appalachia, deaths frequently occur among injured workers who become addicted to widely prescribed painkillers.
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Like Daya, who's fully addicted to heroin at this point, this sentence may cripple her.
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An estimated 600,000 Americans are addicted to heroin, according to the most recent national survey.
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But I got really psychologically addicted to these drugs, because I was taking them constantly.
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Most recently, I became addicted to researching and consuming updates about a tragic news story.
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After all, getting addicted to a new show often takes a good handful of episodes.
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Policymakers and the public are widely in agreement that people addicted to opioids need treatment.
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Now that it's 2018, more and more kids are exposed and even addicted to tech.
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Democrats won't even stand when Trump talks about extending treatment for Americans addicted to drugs??
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" Disick also said he was "very addicted to sleeping medication" but is now "totally fine.
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She is passionately addicted to cats, and at the moment has six, all coal black.
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One floor might be occupied by AIDS sufferers or those addicted to alcohol or drugs.
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People who say they are addicted to sex, however, seem to have the opposite reaction.
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Shoppers may be addicted to discounts, but not necessarily those at the leading department stores.
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Some became addicted to what it offered, some have seen their lives tossed into chaos.
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It is understandably addicted to high-margin items like games, which aid its bottom line.
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They're "addicted to nutrients," Dang says; when they can't consume enough, they begin to die.
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Ms. Lane had been addicted to crack cocaine when her son was born on Oct.
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We must protect the most vulnerable of our citizens from being born addicted to opioids.
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Well, she might have left school at 15, but she was addicted to cryptic crosswords.
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In the last few years, he has become addicted to opiates and lost his job.
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People addicted to opioids may also experience these symptoms if they attempt to suspend use.
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"I had to tell them I was addicted to drugs," August says, his voice breaking.
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Rodio mainly targeted vulnerable women in their 20s who were addicted to drugs, Sini said.
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I'm actually a little bit addicted to filling in columns and pages with new information.
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I think I became addicted to that notion of getting out of my own skin.
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I mean, there are people who are just on the team and addicted to it.
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Perhaps people are so addicted to Facebook that no backlash will pry them their feeds.
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I think he's kind of, in a weird way, addicted to this type of analysis.
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I mention these things to establish the fact that I am completely addicted to Twitter.
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This is all reactionary emoting by a man of poor character, one addicted to affirmation.
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"Both on the farm and in human medicine, we've become addicted to antibiotics," he said.
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I think everybody in my generation is addicted to their phone if they have one.
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Many people who become addicted to OxyContin eventually move on to heroin, which is cheaper.
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Photographer Mark E. Trent chronicled the everyday lives of friends who were addicted to drugs.
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Tech companies should not be held responsible for their users becoming addicted to their product.
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It used to be in America that people became addicted to opioids through illegal drugs.
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As a 25-year-old college student, I was heavily addicted to alcohol and opiates.
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Dee, a home health aide, started having panic attacks and became addicted to pain killers.
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Why are so many people with no history of drug use becoming addicted to opioids?
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My son has been addicted to opiates for 11 years now, first OxyContin, then heroin.
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It's certainly common to hear parents complain that their children are "addicted" to video games.
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Long before he tried opium, Thomas De Quincey, the English essayist, was addicted to books.
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Politicians are increasingly addicted to Twitter, with the president being only the most prominent example.
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For example, some people claim they are addicted to chocolate; maybe, in fact, they are.
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Like many of the people in the survey I mentioned earlier, I'm addicted to email.
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"I'm addicted to picking my nose," she declared later that night, at a second gig.
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Interest rates are rising Over the past decade, Wall Street became addicted to easy money.
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They are addicted to social media, because social media platforms are designed to be addictive.
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"Some smaller banks are far more addicted to overdraft fees than bigger banks," she said.
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Oprah Winfrey, billionaire media mogul, revealed she was addicted to crack cocaine in her 20s.
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Trevor is addicted to OxyContin, which was prescribed to him after a dirt-bike accident.
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She became addicted to cocaine, she said, and became homeless and was incarcerated for burglary.
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He and his wife adopted a child from parents who were addicted to opioids. Cpl.
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I was trading one vice for another as I was becoming addicted to my wife.
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I was accused of defending men and marriage, getting addicted to false eyelashes and fad diets.
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Addicted to heroin, he had tried more than 20 traditional faith- and abstinence-based rehabilitation programs.
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They wreck our bodies and our souls, but we are addicted to their cold, hard steel.
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If we took this approach the number of people addicted to drugs would be substantially reduced.
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But at least you can customize it The formula behind getting you addicted to your smartphone
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"What we've discovered is that kids and parents feel addicted to their mobile devices," Steyer said.
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People are addicted to chat and Snap is the most visual format for it to date.
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And no, you can't get addicted to lip balm, so swipe it on with wild abandon.
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Ryan Holets — Police officer in Albuquerque, N.M., who adopted a baby from parents addicted to opioids.
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Pain patients often contend that they're wrongfully lumped in with people addicted to heroin and fentanyl.
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He's addicted to TV and repeats phrases, word-for-word, that he hears on Fox News.
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My mother became addicted to WhatsApp when her mother passed away in the winter of 2013.
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She is headstrong, clearly wears the pants in the equation, but also hopelessly addicted to Vicky.
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I end up staying up super late again watching Riverdale — I'm so addicted to Season 2.
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As a pediatrician, I am extremely worried about the next generation becoming addicted to tobacco products.
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Before this month I wasn't doing any cardio, but now I'm pretty addicted to spin classes!
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During its latest term in government, in 2000-22016, Labour was addicted to technocratic, targeted solutions.
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Johnson said he was unaware the singer was addicted to pain medication, according to the documents.
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Within three months, he says he was addicted to a variety of opioids and other drugs.
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Many people addicted to opioids first began abusing prescription painkillers, which are regulated by the agency.
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She said that at the time she was addicted to crack cocaine; she stole his money.
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Throughout the documentary's home video footage, Dee Dee seems addicted to the pageantry of it all.
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There's a guy at CNN named Miles O'Brien who became sort of mildly addicted to it.
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Take "Masha" (not her real name), who has been addicted to heroin for nearly 20 years.
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In some regions of the state, an estimated one in ten citizens is addicted to heroin.
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I've been somewhat addicted to tracking my activity, information that's interesting to absolutely nobody except me.
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The drug became lucrative for people addicted to opioids, offering a legal avenue to getting high.
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At 25, she was unemployed, homeless, addicted to drugs and pregnant when she was arrested again.
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I'm addicted to them," she says, adding that she likes to "stick them in my sandwiches.
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Kristen Schaal plays a Verizon customer addicted to pain in yet another of the company's ads.
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Westerners, even those addicted to reality TV, find these displays on prime-time news shows appalling.
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She became addicted to the opioids prescribed for her joint pains and was started on methadone.
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Kids and teens can find them and experiment with them — and worse, become addicted to them.
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I have to say with humility that I am suffering ... but I am addicted to this.
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His co-creator Alex Gansa said he's been addicted to cable news in the Trump age.
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Parents may fear that their child will become addicted to narcotics if they take pain medication.
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In other words, every 25 minutes a baby was born addicted to drugs — 30,000 per year.
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" He added, "It's extremely hard, once someone is addicted to nicotine, to get them off it.
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Conservative groups, such as the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity, said Congress was addicted to spending.
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"Everyone complains about kids not having enough free time, and being addicted to technology," Mike says.
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High-performing students sometimes get addicted to good grades and positive feedback, impeding real-world success.
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"I called my mom, and then I just told her: 'I'm addicted to opioids,'" he said.
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The Bibles were filled with Suboxone strips, a common alternative used by those addicted to opioids.
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You start to notice people who are really addicted to music in one way or another.
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We live our lives through tech, have become addicted to its utility and fear the withdrawal.
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It was on a winter work trip that I realized I was physically addicted to heroin.
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"Former smokers who are using electronic cigarettes are still addicted to nicotine," Gomajee said by email.
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She was aflame with snobbery and, as she grew older, addicted to bullying and one-upmanship.
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I wish that my mother hadn't become addicted to fentanyl and OxyContin prescribed by her doctor.
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And migrant children are as addicted to video games and entertainment on cellphones as other kids.
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Participants are required to appear daily before Judge Hannah, who was himself once addicted to drugs.
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Babies addicted to opioids often have a distinctive, inconsolable shrill cry, nurses at the hospital said.
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Miami, home of the coming Art Basel fair, is addicted to the business of contemporary art.
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A campaign of leaks spread rumors that he had become addicted to painkillers and other drugs.
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Some are warning that we don't yet know the consequences of being addicted to our devices.
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In another survey, in 2016, half the teenagers said they felt addicted to their mobile devices.
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We tend to think of people addicted to heroin as not wanting or seeking out treatment.
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BRUCE G. TRIGG, NEW YORK The writer is a doctor who treats patients addicted to opioids.
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He claimed that, before she disappeared, Moynan was addicted to heroin and was trying to quit.
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Suffering from anxiety and depression, she became addicted to the pills prescribed to help her manage.
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Like Ortiz, I grew up in New York and became addicted to heroin as a teenager.
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Though he had once been addicted to crack cocaine, he had been clean for two years.
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His mother is addicted to drugs and in the past has stolen his money and medications.
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By 16 I had an opiate problem, and by 17 I was addicted to injecting heroin.
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By her early 20s, she had dropped out of college and was addicted to heroin herself.
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His condition led him to take medication that some friends worried he had become addicted to.
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Over 2 million others have become addicted to these opioids, impeding abilities to function and live.
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He said the hacking started as a curiosity but he became addicted to spying on celebrities.
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"All I'm going to say is, I have now become addicted to this show," Ripa said.
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Q. What makes you think that people have become addicted to digital devices and social media?
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These are people who are addicted to a substance, and they're hustling to feed the addiction.
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I became addicted to them in high school, when the books were reprinted as Bantam paperbacks.
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Her sister, a "middle-class suburban mom," had become addicted to alcohol and opioids and died.
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I think I was addicted to porn almost within the first year of first seeing it.
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Do the words they choose reflect the fact that they are superficial, lazy, addicted to technology?
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When I spent time there, it seemed as if some people were almost addicted to conflict.
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They become addicted to the substances in cigarettes, all so that tobacco companies can enrich themselves.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 2015 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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Richard Conaboy, vice president of clinical services at Clearbrook Treatment Centers, which provides care for many patients who are addicted to painkillers, said he remains highly skeptical that a genetic test can tell whether or not one is likely to become addicted to strong prescription painkillers.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found many painkiller users were moving on to heroin, and a 2015 analysis by the CDC found that people who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 20133 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 21 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 220 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 2015 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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The data bears this out: A 103 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 2015 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 1003 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 20123 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 22012 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 21998 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 22004 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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Chapstick, because I'm addicted to Burt's Bees, and a little mirror and perfume and like random things.
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It would never have happened if you weren't addicted to drugs, if you weren't living this lifestyle.
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The number of veterans addicted to opioids has risen more than 50 percent between 2010 and 20183.
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And in case you're addicted to this particular groove, the tune is Pancake Robot by Parry Gripp.
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The Addicted To Lovely blogger, 23, became obsessed with clean eating after experiencing digestive issues in college.
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Doctors have suspected for decades that people can become addicted to tianeptine, but weren't entirely sure why.
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Before long, it was obvious to the family that their daughter was addicted to the pain killers.
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You can just kind of go down a black hole and find yourself addicted to almost anything.
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Nationwide, fewer than one-third of people addicted to opioids can find the treatment that Monica found.
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Her parents were addicted to drugs and she ended up in foster care at a young age.
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She quits and becomes addicted to Zeal, and acts out horrific fantasies in the digital dream world.
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A cockatoo recently stumbled upon its own personal reality show, and appeared to be addicted to stardom.
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David turned to drugs soon after this traumatic incident, and eventually became addicted to heroin and alcohol.
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"Active users despised the drug but were addicted to it and compelled to use it," he said.
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"More than anything, I think I'm addicted to it," cake designer Kylie Mangles says about her job.
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In fact, they were so addicted to prospecting that they would find information for friends and colleagues.
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But she had switched to cocaine a year earlier, after her adult son became addicted to heroin.
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Fester, a 62-year-old former Canadian television director, had been addicted to opioids for 30 years.
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Heroin users, and those addicted to painkillers, often turn to fentanyl for a much more potent high.
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He speaks to a mother who's addicted to heroin and visits a girl in rehab for meth.
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Critics of the feature say the it pushes users, often teenagers, to become addicted to the app.
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We get it: we're all addicted to our phones and they're probably going to give us cancer.
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If you're addicted to musicals like Hairspray, then Bran Nue Dae will be right down your alley.
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" Andreeva said the deeper discounts seen this year serve the consumer, who is "addicted to the deal.
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The world is addicted to apocalyptic stories, and Haiti is one of the world's favorite disaster stories.
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Last August, Josh, 28, publicly confessed to being addicted to pornography and to being unfaithful to Anna.
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I was addicted to food, and that's what I used instead of alcohol or anything like that.
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You'll quickly get as addicted to creating unique patterns as you will to hitting the ball. Reigns
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But I also wondered: Are some people more likely to become addicted to their smartphones than others?
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"Many Hindu people are addicted to gadgets," Indonesian Hinduism Society head Gusti Ngurah Sudiana told the BBC.
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My husband is addicted to his phone and it's a never-ending battle: me versus his phone.
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I knew I was addicted to poison, to death, but why not make it a little stylish?
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First, its attractive services: users tend to be addicted to its iTunes music shop and iBooks store.
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Suboxone is a prescription drug used to treat patients addicted to heroin, painkillers and other opioid drugs.
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Blichfeld: Or when they're an addict, and it's just, like, one of many things they're addicted to.
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Its core tween audience are addicted to YouTube and Snap even if they shouldn't be on them.
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But how do you do that in a highly digitized culture of people addicted to these things?
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If you're addicted to AirPods and want a real improvement, the Powerbeats Pro are a great option.
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I'm not here to make a case for forbidding people from saying they're addicted to Hot Cheetos.
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That argument doesn't always work for someone addicted to opioids who may not have access to treatment.
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"I broke the number one rule of dealing, I became addicted to my own product," they wrote.
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Stewart is in his mid thirties and has been addicted to crack and heroin for a year.
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For the past year or so, we've been somewhat addicted to the meditation smartphone app, Meditation Studio.
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That they feel like they are being bullied at school perhaps or they&aposre addicted to drugs.
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Do ever feel like you're addicted to tech, and if so, how do you break the habits?
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The hope is the low price will lure people in, then they'll become too addicted to cancel.
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Still, it's awful news for those addicted to the dysfunctional exploits of Hannah, Marnie, Shosh, and Jessa.
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SEGALL: He warned it takes a trained professional to tell you if you're addicted to your phone.
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We were addicted to likes, retweets, and reshares, and our addiction was making us distracted and depressed.
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"He was graphically describing giving me oral sex and how he was addicted to it," she said.
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And we'll have to wait and see if users grow addicted to Instagram Explore's new Shopping channel.
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Last year, a poll revealed that 50% of teenagers think they are addicted to their own smartphones.
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And I still wish I wasn't so addicted to checking email first thing when I wake up.
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The oil industry has done everything it could to make sure we stay addicted to its products.
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"He didn't even drink stupid coffee, because he didn't want to be addicted to coffee," Stokes said.
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Foster care systems in many states are struggling to manage children whose parents are addicted to opioids.
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My wife is French and Japanese, so he's addicted to certain things from both of those places.
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Q: I am interested in making millions of Americans addicted to the drugs that my company sells.
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In 21972, he was posted to an isolated hospital near Smolensk, where he became addicted to morphine.
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But that only addresses those who are currently addicted to or at risk of addiction to opioids.
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Forty-four percent of the public said they know someone who has been addicted to prescription painkillers.
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I've met with a local community leader who became addicted to pain pills following a tough surgery.
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I know the solution is not more freelancing and contract work, which America's corporations are addicted to.
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Through cartoons and step-by-step comics, you'll be addicted to Macanese cuisine after your first recipe.
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Here are his three key tips to getting what you want: "You're addicted to yes," says Voss.
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Another aunt, Nica, was addicted to drugs and estranged from her children, ultimately dying of an overdose.
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The other third, says support worker Julie Boyle, are on their way to being addicted to it.
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Those are the people who turn out to be the racists and sexists, people addicted to aggression.
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But he was addicted to drugs––too many to recall––and he could not shake his demons.
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My wife and I are too sports-addicted to go this far, but it's worth a thought.
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Three lawsuits have already been filed by users claiming Juul has made them more addicted to nicotine.
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Aniston has also said she's already taking measures to ensure she's doesn't become "addicted" to the app.
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Mark got addicted to oxycodone after he was injured by an I.E.D. while on deployment in Iraq.
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She grew up just a few blocks away, and many of her relatives were addicted to heroin.
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He overcame that addiction, but later entered rehab after injuring his back and becoming addicted to painkillers.
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People become addicted to the Oasis, lying and stealing in real life to satisfy their virtual obsession.
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Meanwhile, e-cigarettes are eroding historical gains in reducing the number of children potentially addicted to nicotine.
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As a society, we are addicted to the sugar high of a scandal, the sweetness of revenge.
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And maybe one day you'll even be able to delete the app you feel so addicted to.
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A basic problem incumbents often face is that they become addicted to profits from their existing markets.
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It is commonly accepted that you cannot be addicted to marijuana, but recent studies have contested this.
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Goldin, who had become addicted to heroin in the 20083s and '80s, was aware of OxyContin's dangers.
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Each week, she tackles a different problem with warmth and insight, and I'm totally addicted to her.
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And he sometimes seemed addicted to his cellphone, she said, playing games and devouring sci-fi novels.
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Lotsof was addicted to heroin, but after tripping on ibogaine he felt no withdrawal, and no craving.
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Seven years ago he was addicted to painkillers, and he reached a breaking point when he overdosed.
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You can disable this option in your preferences if you're worried about getting addicted to Steam searches.
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Ryan Holets — Police officer from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who adopted a baby from parents addicted to opioids.
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You're less likely to get addicted to drugs if you're in a place that has more money.
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"Sometimes, people get so addicted to getting a response they text you a zillion times," she said.
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In those states, many poor people addicted to opioids still have little or no access to treatment.
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When I was in college, I became addicted to a browser-based word game featuring cute animals.
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Michael is potty-mouthed, a seemingly endless consumer of junk food and addicted to violent video games.
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I want to remove it but because I am so addicted to my phone, I do not.
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And then I went into body building and got addicted to steroids and got out of that.
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Did owners addicted to their own personal cat videos drive up Feed and Go's web hosting costs?
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Some become addicted to painkillers; they face a downward spiral of unemployment and poverty, homelessness and hopelessness.
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Here are 7 Things I learned at adult summer camp: Kids today are addicted to their phones.
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"The political class is now addicted to Manichaean conflict as a way of life," Mr. Epstein said.
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As the epidemic draws on, people addicted to the drug are bound to seek out stronger highs.
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Mr. Tamarkin, the digital director of Epicurious, might be as addicted to chile condiments as I am.
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Ms. DiPierro, now 38, became addicted to opioids as a teenager after her mother died of cancer.
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Also, about one in five people reported they personally knew someone who had been addicted to opioids.
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The measure is intended to help newborns whose mothers were addicted to opioids, including heroin, during pregnancy.
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By the ninth grade, Phillip Fuhrman was already addicted to Juul, as were many of his friends.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of people in treatment for heroin use started with painkillers, and a 20163 analysis by the CDC found people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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Casavant is one of a relatively small number of doctors certified to prescribe the drug, which he said can be immensely helpful for an addict — or an infant born to a mother addicted to opiates — but the drug is extremely dangerous to someone who is not addicted to opiates.
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He has done lots of drugs — some of which he became addicted to and others that "astonished" him.
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Not only do they use it, they're addicted to it, in the words of their professors and parents.
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And, by the way, you're going to become physically dependent on it and even perhaps addicted to it.
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In the months following the massacre, Eubanks said he became addicted to opioid painkillers prescribed for his injuries.
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He became addicted to alcohol and cocaine and occasionally lived under bridges and in abandoned buildings, he says.
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We're so wrapped up in social media, texting, online dating, in many ways we're addicted to our devices.
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It is easier to control earnings per share by purchasing stock, and companies get addicted to that process.
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But this is only one part of why America remains addicted to a punitive—and failed—drug policy.
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Parents are increasingly looking at ways to make sure children and teenagers do not become addicted to screens.
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Online game firms should also have systems in place to prevent young people becoming addicted to the technology.
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About four years ago, Nichols was treated for syphilis, which she contracted while she was addicted to methamphetamine.
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His health declined, he became addicted to drugs and alcohol, and he died in 1999 of liver cancer.
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So if they are addicted to opioids, you should have to supply whatever medication they take for that.
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Zenly has been quietly working on location for years, and teenagers are now getting addicted to this app.
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A lot of my family members were addicted to drugs, so seeing that growing up scared me away.
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He's reactionary and unsubtle, constantly fazed by the slightest of insults and addicted to all forms of attention.
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Her mother, an artist who got pregnant at eighteen, suffered from depression and became addicted to pain pills.
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When he went to Job Corps, in Greenville, Kentucky, he was 17 years old and addicted to cocaine.
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But he soon started drinking heavily, and by his late 20s became addicted to heroin and prescription drugs.
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A short documentary about a Chinese boot-camp-style treatment center for young men "addicted" to the Internet.
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Three school districts have filed a suit accusing Juul of endangering students and getting them addicted to nicotine.
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She says her role as a lesbian Krav Maga instructor in Addicted to Fresno came naturally to her.
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"I will not allow a generation of children to become addicted to nicotine through e-cigarettes," Gottlieb said.
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They're addicted to opium where they take other people's money and their high is getting to redistribute it.
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Bohemier has spent many of her 26 years addicted to drugs and suffers from psychological and eating disorders.
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You could still be addicted to Tinder even if you're not getting any real connections out of that.
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"If a person is addicted to alcohol, you don't worry if alcohol will be available," Wakin told me.
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User-generated: Facebook soared to a $360 billion valuation by getting the world addicted to user-generated content.
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Most papers collect data from self-help or gaming forums where people post about being addicted to gaming.
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Ms Goldin hopes to publicise the hidden pain of those addicted to opioids, and the many lives lost.
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The infectious jam finds Tomlinson and Rexha "addicted to the drama" as they sing about a dysfunctional relationship.
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Americans are still addicted to giant gas-guzzlers, and with gas prices so low, who can blame them?
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Both the National Association of Theatre Owners and the Art House Convergence appear to be addicted to jargon.
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Moody or temperamental people are more likely to be addicted to their smartphones than their more stable counterparts.
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When asked if she is addicted to the data, she laughs a bit and agrees, "I am addicted."
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Like an empowered authoritarian addicted to hyperinflation, the airlines for many years printed miles to raise extra cash.
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"It feels like we're all addicted to a drug that doesn't get us high anymore," she told Dwoskin.
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It's very good to have some soothing sounds to recharge your batteries, and I've become addicted to that.
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He describes how his patients feel when they are addicted to opiates and then suddenly taken off them.
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Medications such as Suboxone (buprenorphine) are proven effective in helping those who are addicted to opioids avoid relapse.
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Although it's not clear what exactly the pills are, he abuses the medication and becomes addicted to it.
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In the interview, Kapoor makes some startling claims, including an assertion that Smith was not addicted to drugs.
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Lure them in with introductory prices, get them addicted to the service provided, and then raise the price.
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Schools, fearing students are becoming addicted to nicotine, are suspending students as young as middle school for vaping.
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LG: Do you ever feel like you are addicted to your devices or the apps that you use?
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LG: I have to say, you're the first person to say that they might be addicted to podcasts.
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She was also given painkillers — something she used to be addicted to — to help with the body aches.
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He had witnessed fellow townspeople addicted to gambling, he recalled — and compromising their children's education as a result.
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That's a baby born addicted to opioids every 25 minutes, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Medicaid covered about 690,103 of the 2.3 million people addicted to heroin or prescription opioid medicines that year.
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Researchers say we're addicted to those love pings because they basically give us a straight shot of dopamine.
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Eventually, she became a single mom and grew addicted to painkillers, leading her on a path to prison.
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"There is also some evidence it may be a way to treat people who are addicted to opiates."
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A source confirmed that he had been addicted to Spice and that he had recently started using heroin.
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Facebook's best hope is that U.S. teens who are addicted to Snapchat end up using its Stories too.
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So far we've had one person who has successfully completed treatment who was solely addicted to cryptocurrency trading.
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I'd spend my pay checks immediately, I was addicted to drugs, and I'd contemplate suicide all the time.
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According to court documents, his own secretary became addicted to the drug, and was subsequently fired by Purdue.
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Seven years ago, my sophomore high-school self became addicted to a little something called Pretty Little Liars.
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Yes, the set-up looks like Robert Palmer's "Addicted To Love" through the lens of Cradle of Filth.
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The unfortunate answer is that since 2202/2628 Washington has become addicted to the use of military force.
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She said she was glad to hear it, noting that too many patients become addicted to this medication.
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The facility's program, where Weiner is reportedly staying, includes counseling for those addicted to cyber sex and exhibitionism.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they're addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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Patients with a history of drug or alcohol abuse are at particular risk of becoming addicted to opioids.
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If I get addicted to vaping, I thought, in March, I will always remember this Texas strip mall.
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Some teens are now suing Juul, saying they became addicted to their nicotine products and never smoked before.
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And Colman's Anne is simultaneously addicted to and imprisoned by her role as the literal embodiment of patriarchy.
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If it's musical theater you're addicted to, walk east to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
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So, theoretically, people can become addicted to anything that falls into this category of experience, including lip balm.
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As additional support, we also bring former users together with experiential experts who were once addicted to GHB.
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That's not on the TV business and we're addicted to data and audiences and what do we know.
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Ms. Ruehl confessed that she was "a little addicted" to the classes and to these Wednesday walks, too.
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As of 2015, an estimated two million Americans were addicted to prescription opioids, and nearly 600,000 to heroin.
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I am addicted to poetry, but the truth is I cannot pass up a good hard-boiled mystery.
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This has actually made it easier for white Americans to get addicted to opioids simply because of access.
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"I've become addicted to drugs and the worst one at that," the journal said, according to the newspaper.
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Gurba is addicted to terrible puns, and they get worse and more numerous as the book goes on.
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The campaign against Prince Mohammed bin Nayef alleged that he was addicted to drugs, including painkillers and cocaine.
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For a while, I was addicted to sex, and dating apps have always offered me a quick fix.
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You aren't looking for love or anything like that; you're just addicted to the act of having sex.
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We started off joking about Juicero, and Juicero's one of these ideas that ... Nobody was addicted to Juicero.
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Manufacturers, including the market leader Juul Labs, have claimed that their target consumers are adults addicted to cigarettes.
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Manufacturers, including the market leader Juul Labs, have claimed that their target consumers are adults addicted to cigarettes.
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Watch, Bam dropped the words no mother wants to hear after she told him he's addicted to drama.
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Twitter employees spend their days seeing what people who are already addicted to Twitter want out of Twitter.
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But you also have the codeine, the painkiller that you get addicted to, that keeps you in it.
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One prescription led to another, and by the time he was 6001 he had become addicted to OxyContin.
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As I've become addicted to posting Instagram Stories daily, the number of posts on my feed has declined.
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And teenagers aren't always aware they are addicted to e-cigarettes, and don't understand the signs of withdrawal.
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Many readers, myself included, seem addicted to them, and to the vicarious thrills of intoxication, degradation and redemption.
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The problem is compounded by a growing population of young people who are addicted to vaping, she said.
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But the idea that someone can be addicted to a behavior, as opposed to a substance, remains contentious.
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Legions of readers were addicted to her page-turners, which popped up on the market one after another.
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The right-wing media figures are polarizing for profit, chasing ratings among people it keeps addicted to anger.
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And Kate Raworth, economist and educator, explains "doughnut economics" and says rich economies are addicted to "unending growth".
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It's valuable information if you need hard statistics to shame yourself into being less addicted to your device.
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While I eat, I watch 90 Day Fiance (I am addicted to this show and I can't stop).
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Sorrentino was addicted to prescription painkillers for many years, checking into rehab three times between 2012 and 2015.
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I've watched hours of TikToks; I've watched TikToks about being a 2120-year-old woman addicted to TikTok.
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Sounds like a New-Agey gimmick until you find out who receives it: babies born addicted to opioids.
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"If you're a manufacturer you kind of got addicted to growth," said Richard Aboulafia, analyst at Teal Group.
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If you feel like you're more addicted to Instagram now than you were a year ago, blame Stories.
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By her mid-20s, the pain and exhaustion of 28 surgeries left her depressed and addicted to opioids.
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So at some point, you have to be confronted again with the thing that you are addicted to.
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He was addicted to the substances at the time and says he dealt them to support his habit.
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Another from Minnesota weaves together stories of patients who are homeless, addicted to drugs or victims of homicide.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found many painkiller users were moving on to heroin, and a 2015 analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that people who are addicted to prescription painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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Today, electronic cigarettes have become popular with people addicted to cigarettes, who view vaping as less harmful than smoking.
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Some 2 million Americans are addicted to opiates, a problem that has stymied the government since the early 1900s.
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Eubanks said he quickly became addicted to opioids and other drugs after he was given painkillers following the shooting.
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It's Yoosung, a Korean college student who is addicted to online gaming, and someone going under the name Seven.
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Ehrlich refers to a growing, but not fully embraced, practice of treating pregnant women addicted to opioids with buprenorphine.
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Facebook's still growing, people are still addicted to it, the checks are still cashing, so what's the real issue?
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We're addicted to Likes and wanting more followers on social media, so it already impacts how we present ourselves.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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Slone became addicted to opioids a few months after the birth of her first child, a daughter, in 2010.
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Every second we were underwater with the tiger shark was heart pounding, but I was addicted to the adrenaline.
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"I have to be honest and say that I became really addicted to the absurdity of it," Attie said.
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McLean's been quiet in recent years, with Addicted to Black, his latest studio album, having been released in 2009.
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This behavior (seeking-out and bingeing) resembles that which occurs in those who are addicted to drugs of abuse.
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He's still tormented by Andrea's death, only he's now addicted to crack, and convinced that his mom hates him.
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Breast milk from mothers who are addicted to amphetamines has been shown to cause agitation and crying in infants.
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The data shows that 15 percent of the 5,509 single people surveyed describe themselves as addicted to dating apps.
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For whatever reason — for all of their political gifts — Bill and Hillary are addicted to this high-wire act.
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They discovered that the teens addicted to their tech showed significantly higher levels of anxiety, depression, insomnia, and impulsivity.
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Dr. Obagi believes skin gets addicted to replacement moisture and stops supplying its own hydration from within the body.
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As governments and regulators cracked down on painkillers, however, many people addicted to the drugs didn't just stop using.
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For example, a potential sign that someone is addicted to drugs or gambling is consistent use to improve mood.
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Although the product contained no narcotics at all, Byers became at least psychologically, if not physiologically, addicted to it.
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I know nurses who hold infants that can't stop crying because they were born addicted to heroin and methamphetamines.
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Lamar Odom says he's addicted to sex -- and claims he's bedded more than 2,000 women ... including strippers and prostitutes.
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If you're addicted to The Real Housewives, hold on to your hats — we have just the video for you.
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For those addicted to this sort of gameplay content, Leet can be fun to browse and easy to use.
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The Oscar-nominated actor plays Nic in Beautiful Boy, a San Francisco teen who becomes addicted to crystal meth.
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I don't know if it's possible to use it and not feel addicted to it because it's so interesting.
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Beyond families, more than four in 10 Americans said they personally know someone who's been addicted to the drugs.
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As in, the same reaction in your brain that addicts have when they see the substance they're addicted to.
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We're addicted to the gamble of making a post, knowing its success or failure can bring validation or shame.
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Take the time she realizes her husband Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) was addicted to prescription pills throughout their marriage.
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He spent much of her career building apps and using metrics to get us more addicted to our smartphone.
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But if we know anything about Starbucks drinkers, it's that they are addicted to their daily venti iced coffees.
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The key is knowing what you can divulge (usually what Netflix series I'm addicted to), and what to withhold.
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You don't have any medication; there is nothing you can give a drug user who is addicted to cocaine.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCardi B Postpones Shows After Plastic Surgery ComplicationsJada Pinkett Smith: I Was Addicted To Porn.... Before Will!
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Globally, an estimated 15 million people are addicted to morphine and other opiates, according to the World Health Organization.
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And, like many sexual taboos, these feelings become something to fantasize over, fetishize, exploit, or even be addicted to.
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I have a confession to make: I'm addicted to playing The Unspoken virtual reality game on the Oculus Rift.
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A 2015 biography of Petty revealed for the first time that he was addicted to heroin in the 1990s.
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I had become a shambling wreck of a man: addicted to alcohol, dependant on drugs, lost, and near suicidal.
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Nearly 80% of users become addicted to heroin after using prescription drugs, as was the case for Mr Demeo.
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I know myself by now and I know that it's totally easy for me to get addicted to things.
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Johnny Sullivan, the construction worker who had talked about OxyContin easing his back pain, became addicted to the drug.
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"Just giving warnings to people who are really addicted to the product, like me, doesn't do much," said Metzger.
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"I just tell people if you do it one year I think you'll be addicted to it," says Good.
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Most worrisome, it's believed that becoming addicted to nicotine in any form makes smoking more likely later in life.
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The CEO of Juul Labs apologized earlier this month to parents whose kids had become addicted to vaping products.
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"I think as time goes on it's going to be harder because people are addicted to money," he said.
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Unfortunately, the second debate has largely revolved around the kinds of GOP talking points that Todd is addicted to.
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The researchers observed 65 Britons, roughly half of whom had been addicted to cocaine for more than a decade.
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An immense challenge in treating patients addicted to prescription painkillers is that it's not always obvious who they are.
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Advocates argue that the flavored products are appealing to teenagers and are getting a new generation addicted to nicotine.
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Ready access to these drugs has enabled patients, and sometimes their family members, to become addicted to these medications.
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"I'm addicted to it," he says, referring to his obsession with assisting those in psychological, emotional or spiritual torment.
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Moreover, I have friends already addicted to traditional cigarettes and who have failed to quit using other cessation products.
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Third, pain clinics opened to better treat pain but just made patients more addicted to the opioids being prescribed.
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Shelby had become addicted to opioids at twenty-one, when she was depressed and waitressing at a Waffle House.
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A short documentary about a Chinese boot-camp-style treatment center for young men "addicted" to the Internet. 7.
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We should definitely try this in the U.S. because a lot of people are addicted to the internet here.
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Escorts can sometimes be addicted to the money and the lifestyle, and become stuck in that line of work.
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For a while, it all felt a little bit True Life: I'm Addicted to Leggings, but I didn't care.
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He was hooked, becoming, he says, addicted to the serenity-inducing neurochemicals that flood his brain while singing kirtan.
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When my body became too habituated to feel the rush, I became addicted to the fear of overdose instead.
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Addicted to the rush of cooking competition, she's back once again, and this time, redemption is on the line.
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Soon he was hustling up and down truck-stops of the American South, addicted to heroin and HIV positive.
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No, I thought, we would do something else when Agatha's time came, something without monks addicted to social media.
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Health officials worry that a new generation is becoming addicted to nicotine after years of progress curbing cigarette smoking.
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Victor Cruz has something in common with everyone who partied in the '80s ... he's addicted to Pablo Escobar's product.
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To refuel, I became addicted to energy drinks, and soon I was downing six to 10 cans a day.
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"So, you know, you have an 18-year-old who is [addicted to] gaming and socially isolated," Cash explains.
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In Pleasant Grove, three women who were addicted to drugs have been prosecuted for chemical endangerment in recent years.
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And now, to have this be old news, because there's been another shooting — you can get addicted to watching.
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Logan confesses, he too was once an addict ... addicted to another video game, and it took over his life.
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I am addicted to listening to local radio programs: The national newspapers recitation from 303 to 6:30 a.m.
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An early study — published in 2009 — found that nearly 9 percent of young players were addicted to their games.
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Ms. Stevens said she grew up in Rhode Island and became addicted to her mother's prescription opioids at 22011.
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She had gotten addicted to crack cocaine, so it wasn't odd for her to go AWOL for a day.
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Part 2: This Is Why Queer People Of Color Are Becoming Addicted To Meth And Sex Ask for help.
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Much more than a populist, he was a redeemer skilled at and addicted to the intense use of media.
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The day-to-day stressful grind is something she completely thrives on and [is] addicted to and devoted to.
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The brain becomes addicted to dramatizing pain, they said; and the more you feed it, the stronger the addiction.
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In More, Now, Again, Wurtzel revealed that she had actually been addicted to Ritalin during the writing of Bitch.
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We have a Nespresso machine with all the different colored pods, which I'm addicted to, and a milk frother.
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It's the individuals who are addicted to prescription drugs, those who doctor shop to illegally obtain more opioid prescriptions.
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Her trafficker got her addicted to heroin and plied her with crack cocaine so she could work long hours.
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Fortnite's Chapter 2 feels like a full-fledged sequel that has me addicted to the game all over again.
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"We're addicted to dopamine," James Sinka, a Silicon Valley techie and dopamine fasting fan told the New York Times.
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And if you get them addicted [to cigarettes] now, studies show two-thirds of them will be addicted forever.
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But she says she started reading concerning stories about Juul's health effects, and she became addicted to the nicotine.
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The government estimates that 83 percent of New Hampshire residents — about 28,217 people — are addicted to drugs or alcohol.
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" She said she was consumed by codependency, in which "you are addicted to this human being to save them.
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But there were troubles, too: his father became addicted to cocaine, and his parents split up for a year.
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"Some of their customer base is absolutely addicted to Costco — absolutely addicted to the experience and the brands and the thrill of going to Costco," Patricia Hong, partner at the global management consulting firm A.T. Kearney, tells CNBC Make It. And that is by design — inspiring obsession is all part of Costco's playbook.
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Ashley: As we are talking about on this podcast, we are all sufficiently addicted to checking our Instagram stories, and everyone checks them for very different reasons, but I want you to answer for me the straight question: why the heck are we so addicted to Instagram stories and Instagram in general?
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 2015 analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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But statistics suggest many did: A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry found 75 percent of heroin users in treatment started with painkillers, and a 2015 analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that people who are addicted to painkillers are 40 times more likely to be addicted to heroin.
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I am just as vulnerable as those who are in the streets, addicted to drugs, on the margins of society.
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While everyone is opting for "sci-fi bobs" and graphic edges, we're addicted to the art of the simple cut.
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"I think I didn't find out my mother was addicted to heroin until I was in my teens," she admits.
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Kenyans are already addicted to sports betting on their phones, so playing the financial markets would be no great leap.
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News media have become addicted to Trump, and his power to command attention will only increase once he becomes President.
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Perhaps I'm not truly addicted to sugar, but rather, my body has succumbed to the science of sensory specific satiety.
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Her bio says "I'm addicted to donuts and milkshakes," and her cover image is a wallpaper of cute illustrated donuts.
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I stopped going because there's a chance I could have witnessed results faster than normal and gotten addicted to that.
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Similarly, other studies have found reduced brain activation during punishment (typically monetary loss) in people addicted to cocaine and methamphetamine.
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It's been 40 years since First Lady Betty Ford bravely admitted she was an addicted to pain medication and alcohol.
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Doctors at a leading digital addiction clinic in Bangalore said they were seeing several people addicted to PUBG each week.
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Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) takes her to the food truck, and she lost the baby because she got addicted to opioids.
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"I too, waited anxiously for a prescription to be filled for the opiate I was secretly addicted to," continued Curtis.
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But it's still eerily realistic, and brings up an interesting question: Is it possible to be addicted to social media?
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If you're already addicted to watching the news on your phone, you have yet another reason to keep tuning in.
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I think people get addicted to that and crave it, and there was a little bit of that for me.
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In an interview, he discussed the Chinese fan base for "Star Wars" and how he became addicted to the Force.
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You'll quickly get addicted to following the narrative along in an attempt to figure this out once and for all.
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Unfortunately when we identify people as uh being addicted to opioids we're not screening them for these mental health problems.
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Kaiser's survey found that 259 percent of Americans said they personally know someone who has been addicted to prescription painkillers.
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Weiner appears addicted to the spotlight and adulation that goes with politics, much to the chagrin of those surrounding him.
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A good doctor puts these kinds of data points and anecdotes together to gauge whether someone is addicted to games.
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And as a world leader addicted to deal making, Putin apparently believes he could outsmart Trump at the negotiating table.
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But before we take a trendy term and run with it — can you really be "addicted" to taking pregnancy tests?
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When it comes to personality traits, three were found to influence your likelihood of being addicted to your cellular device.
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It's a welcome development at a time when scores of Americans are addicted to painkillers such as OxyContin and Vicodin.
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More vocal critics, however, called the move ethically dubious for promoting behaviors that could get young kids addicted to television.
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I realized she wasn't really friends with me; she was just addicted to the lifestyle we'd had five years earlier.
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But several months later in August, Josh publicly confessed to being addicted to pornography and to being unfaithful to Anna.
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But, yeah, I was always addicted to writing songs, and it kind of snuck up on me as a career.
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"I too, waited anxiously for a prescription to be filled for the opiate I was secretly addicted to," she wrote.
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"His recipes are so good — my whole family is addicted to his cooking," the younger Williams said at the event.
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More than 15 million Americans are addicted to alcohol and more than 8 million experience PTSD, federal survey data shows.
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Schulz is currently modelling himself as an ordinary everyday man who got a second chance after being addicted to alcohol.
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Imagine a father, addicted to heroin, who misses picking up his children from school because he's shooting up at home.
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There's Allison, who's addicted to pills, the aforementioned lovelorn Sam Duffy, and Claire, who is effectively stalking her own daughter.
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Her father was addicted to opioids and in and out of prison, but "my father was no criminal," Pressley said.
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A huge quest arc in the latest expansion involves procuring mana-filled wine for a race that's addicted to it.
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In this rendition of the future, the lower class of the city are addicted to virtual worlds instead of drugs.
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It's pretty easy to get addicted to crushing them together, making them the ultimate stress-relief toy for the office.
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Previous research has shown that overdose risk peaks immediately after prisoners addicted to opioids are released back into the community.
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LG: Some people say that they feel addicted to their devices and they can't put down certain apps, like Facebook.
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Jonathan alleged Deven was addicted to prescription and illegal narcotics and has been around their children while under the influence.
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Women like Jennifer Kempton, from Columbus, Ohio, who spent more than five years in forced prostitution and addicted to drugs.
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But the new restrictions left a lot of patients without a drug that they were still very much addicted to.
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Drug-using sex workers in need might occasionally even be provided with the drug they're addicted to via a client.
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When the former tried to offset the effects of the morphine by taking cocaine, he became addicted to that, too.
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You get addicted to the money—the more hours you work, the more your pay increases, the more you make.
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Jiaku has allegedly been addicted to smoking for 16 years because of inconsiderate zoo guests constantly supplying him with cigarettes.
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They're addicted to OPM, where they take other people's money, and then their high is getting to redistribute it, right?
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"We're addicted to dopamine," said James Sinka, who of the three fellows is the most exuberant about their new practice.
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Well, research says that these types of women are actually more likely to become "addicted" to toxic men than others.
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Little targeted marginalized and vulnerable women who were often involved in prostitution or addicted to drugs, the FBI article said.
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Jenkins spoke about a law enacted in November that is aimed at developing treatments for expecting mothers addicted to opioids.
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Josh's scandals put the spotlight on Anna, after he admitted to being unfaithful to her and being addicted to pornography.
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That's a problem, because being addicted to drugs in 2018 means bystanders filming you passed out in a dollar store.
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In 2014, 467,85033 adolescents were current nonmedical users of pain relievers, 168,000 of whom were addicted to prescription pain relievers.
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Little also targeted "marginalized and vulnerable women who were often involved in prostitution and addicted to drugs," the FBI said.
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Mr. Hatmaker, 29, had overdosed seven times in the four years he had been addicted to pain pills and heroin.
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However, unplugging is becoming increasingly important as we become more and more addicted to our phones and to social media.
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Wednesday's case is centered on Tyson Timbs, an Indiana man who became addicted to prescription painkillers after a foot injury.
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Van Zandt, who was addicted to both alcohol and heroin, died on New Year's Day, 1997; he was fifty-two.
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As we've all heard from adults who are addicted to tobacco, their biggest regret is that they ever started using.
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At a Hoover Institution event last week, Hawley criticized tech companies for encouraging users to become addicted to their products.
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He says he's seen lawyers addicted to amphetamines, prescription pain killers and illegal drugs such as Adderall, OxyContin and heroin.
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But Google's moves go beyond parental controls and also address the fact many adults are addicted to their tech. 3.
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Others change the way we metabolize fats, risking obesity, or even make us more likely to become addicted to smoking.
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Since then, I've made more than 227 products and have become addicted to finding new pins and patches I like.
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I'm just bringing it up because it's a flashy answer to that common question: Are you addicted to your phone?
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It wasn't until years later that he realized his dad, like many physicians of the day, was addicted to painkillers.
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A lot of people first came to Kensington because a car accident or surgery had left them addicted to painkillers.
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He got into trouble with the IRS, abused prescription drugs, and became addicted to pornography; eventually his wife divorced him.
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" Bottom right: "I've gotten totally addicted to Ed Moulthrop's earthy wooden bowls, which I discovered at Gump's in San Francisco.
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" She says: "What I worry about with the #MeToo thing is that women are getting addicted to the victim's role.
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During my senior year of high school, in 1, I was addicted to OxyContin and eventually transitioned to using heroin.
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He was addicted to heroin and opiates for about a decade before joining Narcotics Anonymous and getting clean, he said.
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I know I'm ... I've never been addicted to a thing in my life, cigarettes or drinking or anything like that.
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Vocations Paul Williams had nowhere to sleep, had been addicted to drugs and had been in and out of jail.
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Thoughtful content was also less likely to go viral, and many users are addicted to the sugar rush of virality.
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I went to Japan when I was younger and I ate real ramen there, and I became addicted to it.
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She's addicted to crack and leaves her son locked up in a hot apartment while she goes searching for drugs.
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Yet most of the more than two million people addicted to opioid painkillers, heroin and synthetic fentanyl get no treatment.
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"It makes me very nervous," said Brittany Hunsaker, 26, a clinic social worker who counsels pregnant women addicted to opioids.
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Plus, Teigen isn't the only one addicted to them — hundreds of customers on Amazon can't stop raving about them either.
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It is possible to become addicted to marijuana or dependent on it, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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U.S. forces aren't engaged in the Middle East because Americans are addicted to war or the trappings of superpower status.
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It says her son was exposed to Juul advertising in 2015 and "became intensely addicted" to the company's nicotine products.
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