Indeed, while denying that nicotine was addictive, the companies used their sophisticated understanding of nicotine as an addictive drug to design more addictive cigarettes.
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"It became addictive in the same way that Candy Crush is addictive," he said.
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It was highly addictive, and there were lots of reasons it became so addictive.
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While 76 percent believed marijuana could be addictive, 22.4 percent thought it had no addictive potential.
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Not like tobacco, which is as addictive as anything — as addictive as heroin, and will kill you.
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The Chinchees are a power pop trio from Minneapolis and their debut album is addictive—like, stupidly addictive.
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Whereas marijuana's addictive properties are at best arguable, opioids are both insanely addictive and totally fine under the NFL's drug policy.
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Both drugs are known to have strong addictive properties and should be used sparingly, if at all, by those who have addictive tendencies.
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It might be addictive The seemingly harmful pizza pie was ranked as the food most associated with addictive-like eating behaviors, according to a study.
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The Myth of the Addictive PersonalityWhen people think of someone with an âaddictive personality,â the image typically isnât a…Read more Read
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It would allow the Food and Drug Administration to lower the cap even more to make e-cigarettes minimally addictive or not addictive at all.
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It wasn't that people chose to smoke and that these cigarettes were addictive, it's that someone knew they were addictive and they didn't tell you.
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There are other facets to measuring the addictive potential of a drug, too, and there are even researchers who argue that no drug is always addictive.
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Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said at the time that new rules to make cigarettes "minimally addictive or non-addictive" could prevent millions of deaths.
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At this point, leading theories as to the cause of these seizures center on the addictive drug in vapes: nicotine, the same addictive chemical in tobacco.
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"Reducing nicotine in cigarettes to non-addictive or minimally addictive levels, in our view, would be a potential game changer for the U.S. industry," the analysts wrote.
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"Marijuana is not physically addictive, although it can be psychologically addictive like, sugar, salt and fat, none of which are classified as Schedule I drugs," he said.
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That actually gets at a very interesting question: Is it the internet and [related] devices that are addictive, or is it the content of the internet that's addictive?
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This helps explain why shooting drugs is generally more addictive than swallowing them and why smoking crack or shooting cocaine powder are both more addictive than snorting it.
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But unlike devastatingly addictive opioids, kratom is no more addictive than caffeine — something that is widely available and used every day by tens of millions of healthy Americans.
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Making cigarettes less addictive or non-addictive could ultimately save as many as 8 million lives and billions of dollars in health care costs, the FDA said today.
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Virtually no one knows exactly how addictive smoking is, and the tobacco industry has been hard at work manipulating their products to make them more addictive over time.
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For some game makers, "addictive" is the highest compliment to their products, since an "addictive" game will keep gamers engaged, in a subscription model and buying virtual goods.
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" The Telegraph called the show "inconsistent but ludicrously addictive.
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It's just addictive in that ... like news, for example.
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It's also addictive, perhaps one of the most addictive drugs there is, says Eric Bowman Lecturer in Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews in a post for The Conversation.
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What's more, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines suggest doctors first start by prescribing patients with the more addictive Schedule II immediate release opioids rather than the less addictive buprenorphine products.
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"I think that for sure, technology has addictive qualities that we have to address, and that product designers are working to make those products more addictive and we need to rein that back."
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I think that for sure, technology has addictive qualities that we have to address, and that product designers are working to make those products more addictive and we need to rein that back.
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But if the demand for less addictive devices remains unfilled by big tech, it will create a massive market opportunity for new companies that are able to create phones that are less addictive.
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We're also going to have some big addictive female shows.
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" Kleptomania is also often referred to as "addictive compulsive stealing.
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And I think that's why it's such an addictive process.
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Power can be very addictive, and it can be corrosive.
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Facebook is ready to make work as addictive as socializing.
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Maybe it's that the show possesses some weird, addictive quality.
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The urge to get more views and money is addictive.
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The medication and its active ingredient, buprenorphine, are still addictive.
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Now, people have always peddled products that are potentially addictive.
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Still, these medications are opioids and can become addictive themselves.
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"If anyone says it's not addictive, that's bullshit," Steve said.
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It's almost as addictive as Reese's Cups, or plastic surgery.
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If it works, it could become more addictive than ever.
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It's tasty, addictive, but very unhealthy in the long term.
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Electronic cigarettes can also contain nicotine, which is highly addictive.
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It's addictive to a degree, making it the perfect binge.
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But he was also concerned his creation was too addictive.
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In fact, it's what could make Dragon Front so addictive.
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So yes, it's cute and addictive — the ultimate combo. INKS
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It's the addictive nature of convenience, really, and price too.
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It's not long before the next addictive app takes over.
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Paired with the cilantro garlic sauce, they are completely addictive.
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"Pornography is addictive and harmful, especially for adolescents," Weiler said.
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Blizzard's addictive digital card game is getting bigger, once again.
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Heroin is extremely addictive no matter how it is administered.
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When things get addictive, is the money itself the objective?
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Marteria Two German heavyweights come together on this addictive track.
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If you feel the latter, that's toward the addictive direction.
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It immediately mitigated the symptoms, but Klonopin can be addictive.
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Geeky, addictive video games are drawing more into the fold.
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The DEA says the plant is addictive and possibly fatal.
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One reason is because it appears to be stunningly addictive.
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"Trading is addictive," Novogratz told me at the Princeton reunion.
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The study was published in the Journal of Addictive Diseases.
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"Crack, it is addictive as crack," he wrote on Facebook.
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It's a gloriously addictive new way to think about dinner.
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They were selling an addictive product all over this country.
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For me, this addictive characteristic separates it from other highs.
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Color Switch is addictive and I am terrible at it.
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I remember that first taste of rain: exotic, addictive. Dangerous.
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I've got an addictive personality and a substance abuse problem.
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This is the effect JumpingWithUs has, and it's pretty addictive.
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Local authorities claim it can be hallucinogenic and highly addictive.
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"We were trying to make addictive online experiences," she said.
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But for comedy nerds, Twitter adds another addictive element: gamification.
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It's good stuff, and it's only mildly addictive, we promise.
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One enjoyable discovery was the addictive mystery writer Keigo Higashino.
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That's what makes crack addictive, while Prozac can be therapeutic.
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"We know what social media is: It's addictive," he said.
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Forget the ecstasy; that level of success is truly addictive.
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A word of fair warning: These shells can be addictive.
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They're focused on the addictive nature of these user interfaces.
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I have an addictive personality and a penchant for collecting.
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BURMA SUPERSTAR: Addictive Recipes From the Crossroads of Southeast Asia.
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"It's pathological; it's addictive," Chow said of his tennis habit.
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" He called the show "one of television's more addictive treats.
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Playing video games is not addictive in any meaningful sense.
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They are very violent and very suspenseful and very addictive.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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In that sense, he says, sugar is an addictive drug.
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"Denial is a crippling component of addictive disease," Gitlow said.
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The benefits in terms of convenience and knowledge are addictive.
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Dusted with Aleppo pepper, it was both unassuming and addictive.
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Like Candy Crush, elements of workplace software can be addictive.
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People are born with addictive personalities — it's not their choice.
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It's "not something that is generally accepted to play a significant role in the development or continuation of an addictive disease," says Mary Jeanne Kreek, who heads the addictive diseases lab at Rockefeller University.
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One of the discoveries I made is that when you look at the history of potentially addictive pleasures there's a tendency to blend vices and experiences in ways that increase the addictive qualities of products.
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And it led to a key realization about my addictive behavior.
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I don't know if you know this, but it's super addictive.
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The new way the home button clicks is odd but addictive.
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She argues the show is addictive because it is about love.
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Practicing detachment from the addictive quality of our devices is important.
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It's illegal, it's highly addictive, it's led to thousands of deaths.
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Adding more pain only adds more fuel to the addictive fire.
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So far I have found the game to be pretty addictive.
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I just think the addictive feature of it is so much.
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All of these added layers combine into a wildly addictive formula.
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Some apps just prove too useful — or addictive — to quit altogether.
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But scientifically, there is an additional argument for CHSP being addictive.
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Have I mentioned that it's loads of fun and highly addictive?
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The game requires you to think strategically and is surprisingly addictive.
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He says it's more emotional and, as a designer, more addictive.
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" Instead, the classification is labeled under "disorders due to addictive behavior.
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"That's what makes it so beguiling and so addictive," he said.
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Frolicking with mini-Furbies, on the other hand, was shockingly addictive.
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With the Linx Hypnos Zero it can be a little addictive.
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They deserve medications that uncouple powerful analgesia from terrible addictive potential.
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Rakoš' work depicts eating disorders as all-consuming, complex, and addictive.
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Now he wants Billy to make his app less psychologically addictive.
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Rates of depression and suicide are climbing, as are addictive behaviors.
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But that doesn't necessarily explain the company name—Legally Addictive Foods.
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As if the game wasn't already addictive enough Epic Games Inc.
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"Nicotine is an addictive substance," Gould responded, reading from her notes.
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Some psychedelics might have less addictive potential than ketamine, Olson added.
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Medical researchers say this makes the Juul more addictive for youth.
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Is it that Facebook is promoting addictive messaging products to children?
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It is addictive because the mind wants to be constantly stretched.
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Being both useful and addictive could win Facebook even more friends.
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They're prevalent in the community; they're high-intensity; they're highly addictive.
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Machines too, she says, should be made to be less addictive.
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It reduces cravings for the drugs that Purdue said weren't addictive.
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Psilocybin and other hallucinogens, while not addictive, remain officially taboo everywhere.
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The result is unexpectedly engrossing, infuriatingly addictive, and remarkably self-assured.
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For me, in 2001, this suggested that the drug was addictive.
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That means it is highly addictive, but has a medicinal purpose.
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Is it that Facebook is promoting addictive messaging products to children?
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The show is about empty fame and how addictive it is.
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However, Blaze's addictive chocolate dessert won the chain some brownie points.
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"They are addictive, and it takes the eye off the ball."
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These higher concentrations are precisely what may make them so addictive.
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But who pays that surcharge when you have an addictive product?
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It was a fierce, beautiful "S," and drawing it was addictive.
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It (hopefully) draws you in the way an addictive substance does.
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The way to stop addictive behavior is to do something else?
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The FDA is also examining lowering the amount of addictive nicotine.
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And yet, it has the same addictive drive as Rowling's novels.
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What defines the heart-warming yet addictive bliss of Harvest Moon?
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It is incredibly challenging, and just a lot of addictive fun.
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He condemned nicotine as addictive and endorsed warnings on cigarette packs.
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The menu calls the cucumber yamitsuki, the Japanese word for addictive.
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However, e-cigarettes would later prove attractive and addictive to teenagers.
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But e-cigarettes still contain highly addictive nicotine and many toxins.
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There is substantial evidence that e-cigarette use can be addictive.
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They were accused of bribing doctors to prescribe an addictive painkiller.
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I think it's addictive to him, it plays into [his] narcissism.
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Because technology will only continue to grow more and more addictive. _________
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The major cause for alarm is that nicotine is highly addictive.
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Because, with few exceptions, just about any analgesic is potentially addictive.
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They deserve medications that uncouple powerful analgesia from terrible addictive potential.
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It does not produce physical dependence and thus is non-addictive.
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Critics say it merely makes Juul incredibly addictive, especially for teenagers.
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They weren't people you would think as prone to addictive tendencies.
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HQ, the addictive live trivia app, is finally coming to Android.
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Social media weakens this skill because it's engineered to be addictive.
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I make stuff that is deceptively smart, that is emotionally addictive.
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We pine for a less addictive relationship with the online world.
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The graphics, music and tricky puzzles make it stunning and addictive.
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We pine for a less addictive relationship with the online world.
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It plays to the addictive nature of many people, especially kids.
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That does not mean nicotine gum is not addictive at all.
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To make cigarettes non-addictive — or at least, substantially less addictive — nicotine content should be cut by about 85 to 95 percent, says Eric Donny at the University of Pittsburgh, in an email to The Verge.
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The gravity-defying sensation lasts for just seconds, but it's wildly addictive.
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In contrast, opioids' addictive and deadly properties have been known for centuries.
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The comprehensive bill helps direct health institutes to develop non-addictive painkillers.
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It's so addictive and what it does to you is so damaging.
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It keeps getting more addictive: Notifications keep us glued to our phones.
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Revisiting the past "The other thing is, nicotine is addictive," Carpenter said.
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It's said to have a calming effect and touted as non-addictive.
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The text on the board below warns people about PUBG's addictive effects.
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Since e-cigarettes like the Juul contain nicotine, they're actually highly addictive.
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It's a playful type of carnal, destructive fun and it's super addictive.
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It demonstrates that the most addictive thing of all is the past.
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Case may be an acquired taste, but she's an addictive, enveloping one.
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Plus, nicotine is still addictive — and we know addiction can be distressing.
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The spectacle of her murdering the thing she'd trained for was addictive.
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Addictive opioid painkillers were once reserved for extreme situations like terminal cancer.
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In fact, carbonation makes any drink much more addictive, according to Wenk.
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But meddling with the internet can be addictive, like the internet itself.
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And many teens may not even know they're vaping highly addictive nicotine.
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Read these stories next: Is There Such Thing As An Addictive Personality?
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Here's The Trailer For Netflix's Next Addictive YA Thrill Ride, The Rain
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But what makes Raw Data feel addictive is that it's constantly changing.
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Netflix has offered higher-profile series, but none better or more addictive.
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"In many ways, MLMs can be as addictive as gambling," said Zazzi.
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They are surprisingly addictive, almost like eating Oreo cookies with milk — almost.
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"Addiction", however, denotes that there's something about the medium itself that's addictive.
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I'll say it again, virtual reality is going to be wildly addictive.
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This beautifully simple game (free on iOS and Android) is incredibly addictive.
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OnePlus' bass has an addictive quality to go with its voluminous quantity.
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Her religion taught her to spurn addictive substances — no alcohol, no caffeine.
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But sometimes parents can't resist buying food that's so cheap and addictive.
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When OxyContin was first introduced, there were claims it wouldn't be addictive.
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You don't want to use touch or keyboard because it so addictive.
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Juul's e-cigarettes contain nicotine, the substance that makes cigarettes highly addictive.
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But given ketamine's addictive potential, most experts I spoke with urged caution.
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Others are growing more concerned about industry issues such as addictive products.
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Switching to marijuana could help avoid the abuse of these addictive substances.
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In short, it has everything that made Splatoon so fun and addictive.
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They do that by making Facebook as addictive to you as possible.
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The game constantly rewards you for playing so it gets addictive quickly.
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And lastly, check out Easter Egg Peg, a silly but addictive game.
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These flautas are crazy-addictive even if you're of the carnivorous persuasion.
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Addictive behavior, however, isn't necessarily connected to chemical dependency, the video explains.
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But I've found Kurzgesagt's clips to be especially engaging, if not addictive.
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This result shows that food could have potentially addictive qualities, she said.
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AV: At its core Pokémon Go is yet another addictive reward loop.
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Facebook is not simply addictive or potentially damaging to those under 13.
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The highly addictive drug is in good supply, more than ever before.
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Pitts, 214, might make her constipated and foggy, and could be addictive.
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Like their predecessors, the new Nixon soaps were disturbing, fascinating and addictive.
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The active seat bolstering, the dynamic seat bolstering, is kind of addictive.
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What makes Ronca's cheesecake so expensive, and so addictive, is the ingredients.
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Addiction changes people's brain in a way non-addictive people can't understand.
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This steadier, lower level of nicotine makes the gum much less addictive.
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It has this kind of magical, ethereal, weird kind of addictive quality.
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And herbal cigarettes are just something you can smoke that aren't addictive.
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The App: 9/10Hidrate's app is both zen-like and slightly addictive.
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Control is a very addictive substance, and founders are used to control.
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They're a dreamy, addictive side dish that your guests will rave over.
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When e-cigarettes contain nicotine, they can be addictive like traditional cigarettes.
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" Yet a commonality exists: "Very often it makes a perfume more addictive.
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They're about as umami as a snack can be, and entirely addictive.
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Google built its empire on the back of technology's more addictive elements.
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Smartphone and internet technology is not only addictive but also a distraction.
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So, do you think those addictive games, Catherine, any thoughts on those?
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Unfortunately, these drugs are highly addictive, and the lifestyle is extraordinarily unsustainable.
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Any analgesic, literally anything that solves pain, is potentially addictive to someone.
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But when I think what's happening today is we're calling everything addictive.
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Nicotine is a highly addictive substance that can interrupt adolescent brain development.
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There are some facets of my addictive personality that are still apparent.
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It's an addictive, weekly serial of English soccer, viewed from the bottom.
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That selling coffee in bookstores hooks buyers on a legal, addictive stimulant.
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That, and the raw power of their take, which is positively addictive.
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Its potent addictive properties, doctors say, can be most pronounced in teenagers.
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I've looked at these photos for 40 years and it's still addictive.
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But they can take in higher levels of nicotine, which is addictive.
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And I suspect that for a lot of people, this becomes addictive.
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Ditching this highly addictive habit could save you about $2503,032 a year.
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It is an addictive machine built to make you keep on scrolling.
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Why is vaping such an addictive part of life for many students?
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"As you know, nicotine is an addictive devil," Duterte said on Wednesday.
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"As you know, nicotine is an addictive devil," he said on Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, the drug sets an addictive trap that is sinister and subtle.
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I noted that Starbucks had the benefit of selling an addictive stimulant.
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"We like to believe feeling good is also addictive," Mr. Neman said.
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They know I have an addictive personality, and it can be unhealthy.
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The move followed criticism of the way the drugmakers market addictive painkillers.
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Context: Fentanyl is cheap, easy to synthesize and more addictive than heroin.
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This technology is addictive and damaging the mental health of our children.
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Technology companies are developing alternatives to sleeping pills, which can be addictive.
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I view this a sexual health problem, though, not an addictive disorder.
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As in traditional cigarettes, the nicotine in e-cigarettes can be addictive.
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In the 1990s, Purdue Pharma unveiled OxyContin as a non-addictive painkiller.
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If your product is addictive, you have to be upfront about it.
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These boards may have been addictive, but they didn't follow you everywhere.
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The incentive to maintain an ever-expanding yet sustainable model is addictive.
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The FDA's end goal: to produce cigs that are virtually non-addictive.
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There's a lot of these things available, but the addictive dashboard, right?
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Third, tell people these are addictive and weighing that against your choices.
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BENIOFF: I THINK THAT FOR SURE TECHNOLOGY HAS ADDICTIVE QUALITIES THAT WE HAVE TO ADDRESS AND THAT PRODUCT DESIGNERS ARE WORKING TO MAKE THOSE PRODUCTS MORE ADDICTIVE AND WE NEED TO REIGN THAT BACK AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
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"I guess I personally would frame it as less addictive, because I'm not sure about that, 'non-addictive,'" Eric Donny, director of the Center for the Evaluation of Nicotine in Cigarettes at the University of Pittsburgh, told STAT News.
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There's a science to it, whereby the game's addictive qualities and the music's addictive qualities produce a feedback loop and before you know it you've been playing for an hour listening to the same tune over and over again.
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Is Modern Love the first part of Amazon's push for addictive "female" shows?
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"I have an addictive personality, you can see from the tattoos," he said.
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Juul Pods, as a literally addictive substance, are no doubt great for revenue.
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Morphine and methadone are strong agonists, which makes them more powerful and addictive.
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Companies concealed for decades that they knew their product was addictive and harmful.
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But be warned: Like their gluten-laden counterparts, they're still addictive as hell.
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Half Baked lovers, these are for you (but be careful, they're dangerously addictive).
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Even refined sugar may now be even more rewarding, and thus more addictive.
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Oh, and it very well may be addictive once they start using it.
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Analogues have slightly different chemical makeups, but all are addictive and potentially deadly.
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The group's music has grown up since then, but it's no less addictive.
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Oh, and many e-cigarette products still contain nicotine, which is still addictive.
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For young people, the show was an addictive blend of action and drama.
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Younger is unexpectedly addictive, nothing short of extremely soothing and pleasurable to watch.
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Instagram became attractive to Facebook precisely because it's so good at being addictive.
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We're not sure why, but it's one of the reasons it's not addictive.
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But, like much of Snapchat, it's as oddly addictive as it is silly.
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Some chemists figure it's a promising starting point for new, less addictive painkillers.
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Old and new media abound with reports about phones' addictive, mind-warping properties.
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It evoked a mixture of glee and pride I can see being addictive.
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Many accused Apple of not paying attention to the addictive aspect of smartphones.
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Real-time pollution levels at your fingertips Warning: This app can be addictive!
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"I wanted this scent to be all-natural and very addictive," she explains.
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I was regenerating energy in the battery, and it was thrilling and addictive.
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Just be warned: Trying to beat your own reaction time is insanely addictive.
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I was warned that they'd be addictive, but I thought I wouldn't succumb.
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Yet their addictive nature and high profit margins make them a profitable business.
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Again, the expectation is part of what makes intermittent variable rewards so addictive.
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But it has also become a popular club drug and can be addictive.
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They're addictive when we all have smartphones in our pockets all the time.
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Some of the patients had fentanyl, the highly addictive opioid, in their system.
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Gameplay is wildly simple and the entire package is quite bright and addictive.
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But much like the Instagram pictures, the mask itself is also strangely addictive.
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The only catch was that the pharmaceutical company's literature underplayed OxyContin's addictive effects.
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It takes place somewhere between Canadian terrorists and a secret fatally addictive film.
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And though S-Town may ultimately be ethically questionable, it's also extremely addictive.
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Stuffed with cabbage, bacon, shrimp, and spices, they're smoky, savory, addictive little bites.
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Many e-cigs contain nicotine and could expose children to the addictive chemical.
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They are highly addictive: even brief use can be followed by withdrawal symptoms.
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While its agenda isn't exactly surprising or innovative, the app itself is addictive.
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"I can easily understand why some addictive gamblers have contemplated suicide," she said.
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"For a substance to be considered addictive, there are three criteria," he says.
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"Ketamine as a 'club drug' may also raise serious addictive problems," Cai said.
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The measure points to research that has shown pornography to be biologically addictive.
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All agreed that texting while walking might be a form of addictive behavior.
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A leek risotto with Brussels sprouts and mushrooms is creamy, grassy, and addictive.
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After heroin and cocaine, tobacco is the third-most-addictive commonly used drug.
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Just because something is legal, doesn't mean that it isn't harmful and addictive.
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Fentanyl is a highly addictive synthetic opioid, 50 times more potent than heroin.
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If "Baby Shark" were a little longer, it might not be so addictive.
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"[Smartphones, tablets and laptops] are incredibly addictive in a good way," Rosenberg says.
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We can do this by reimagining how we design and prescribe addictive drugs.
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Nicotine disrupts neurotransmitter activity and is highly addictive, particularly in a developing brain.
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There was something addictive about the unfurling, around every bend, of new vistas.
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Yet, physicians continue to prescribe addictive amounts to patients without sufficient follow-up.
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More specifically, his insanely satisfying, endlessly addictive clips of free-handing fashion logos.
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You need to make cigarettes and smoking combustible products less addictive, less appealing.
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Doctors, now more mindful of the addictive properties of both, used morphine sparingly.
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It's thrilling, incredibly well-written and as addictive as it is mind-boggling.
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It's Habit-Forming"I don't think it is physically addictive," says Dr. Matarasso.
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I got to try it earlier this week, and it's addictive as hell.
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Our need for closure, combined with the opportunity to play detective, is addictive.
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When a drug's benefits outweigh its risks, continued use is healthy, not addictive.
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In addition, Philip Morris must include a label warning that nicotine is addictive.
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But for teenagers, vapes have replaced cigarettes as a gateway to addictive substances.
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They should be urgently seeking to develop non addictive alternative drugs for pain.
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I think there's an addictive nature to this whole idea of true crime.
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Lots of companies make addictive products — I guarantee somebody is addicted to Vox.
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Our gaming geeks have come up with something mildly addictive called Spelling Bee.
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It's astonishing, how not-ketchupy the sauce is: caramelized and fiery, totally addictive.
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Stamp collecting could be addictive, and for many in my generation it was.
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The chocolate layers should have an addictive texture and taste of real chocolate.
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Bitmoji TV premieres on Saturday morning, and it's remarkably funny, exciting and addictive.
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Cheap, highly addictive and easy to move, fentanyl was a drug trafficker's dream.
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"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains ... but leverage is addictive," Buffett wrote.
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Perhaps, some scientists proposed, addictive drugs had some effect on this same area.
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The best way to prevent addiction is by delaying the potentially addictive behavior.
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And this addictive behavior affects friends and foes alike, unless collectively pushed back.
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The temptation to unleash America's massive war machine is seductive and also addictive.
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For others, it appears to be consistent with a pattern of addictive behavior.
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First, he said, many don't realize that nicotine is a highly addictive substance.
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While the screen can be frustratingly (refreshingly?) small, the form factor is addictive.
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PRO It has the propulsive, addictive watchability of a Shonda Rhimes factory product.
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The first salvo is that technology, including "smartphones and social networks" is addictive.
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The company pleaded guilty to misleading the public about its product's addictive qualities.
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Those who stuck with it, however, were rewarded; its daffiness proved pleasantly addictive.
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Fentanyl is cheap, easily synthesized in a lab and more addictive than heroin.
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The steady, earning progression is part of what makes the game so addictive.
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Set against a Southwestern landscape, this horror series is disturbing, addictive and moody.
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These brands are especially addictive because the menthol flavor masks the cigarette's harshness.
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They're pretty much ahead of this curve compared to the traditional addictive industries.
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Supporters argue medical marijuana allows for a safer alternative to addictive prescription drugs.
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They knew the drugs were addictive, and they mostly steered clear of them.
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Their tiny Crispy Crunchy Chocolate Chip Cookies can be quite addictive- just warning.
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"Falling in love presents very much like an addictive process," he told me.
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" Janssen approved and distributed a patient education guide in 2009 that attempted to counter the "myth" that opioids are addictive, claiming that "[m]any studies show that opioids are rarely addictive when used properly for the management of chronic pain.
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An American Scientist analysis, for instance, found even relatively safe marijuana has some potential for dependence; it's less addictive than heroin, meth, cocaine, nicotine, and alcohol, but more addictive than hallucinogens such as LSD, which doesn't cause much, if any, dependence.
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The addictive side effects are considered "on-target effects" where the same mechanism that produces the pain relief also causes the addictive side effect, says study author Nurulain Zaveri, who is founder, president and chief scientific officer at Astraea Therapeutics.
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But the point I find particularly unconvincing is that even if it's true that these things can be addictive, and in fact are addictive to a bunch of people, we shouldn't say it because it creates a learned helplessness problem.
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" Mr. Affleck said of the hardship: "It gets sort of addictive after a while.
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BEIJING — It is no secret that fans of Chinese food often find it addictive.
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It's an addictive structure that makes it hard to put SteamWorld Dig 2 down.
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Opioids include many addictive painkiller medications as well as illegal drugs such as heroin.
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Netflix has another addictive drama series in "Safe," a new coproduction with France's Canal+.
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It's totally addictive, and will completely change your understanding of what cabbage can do.
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Heroin is even deadlier than opioid painkillers; it's far more potent, and more addictive.
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And that could be far more addictive than any single app on your phone.
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Nutt et al's expert panels rated nicotine (tobacco) as the third most addictive substance.
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Nutt et al's expert panels rated barbiturates as the fourth most addictive substance. 5.
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Astrid Scholte's propulsive debut YA novel checks all the boxes for an addictive read.
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All of our mental activities are analogous, each as potentially addictive as the next.
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If Picked For You succeeds, it could make Instagram more addictive beyond its feed.
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These discoveries do, indeed, suggest that HK2 genetic material is promoting addictive-drug use.
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With dramatic twists and high-octane action, it makes for an addictive gaming experience.
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But when I began the PC gaming adventure, the concept was unfamiliar and addictive.
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It's every bit as addictive as looking back in time through the TimeHop app.
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Amy Klobuchar cited an employee of a pharmaceutical company comparing addictive pills to Doritos.
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He has repeatedly compared Facebook (FB) to cigarettes, calling its technology addictive and dangerous.
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Pokemon GO is proving addictive for gamers in both hemispheres, as this tweet attests.
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Facebook should be treated like other companies that make addictive, and potentially harmful, products.
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It's about existential angst, mental imbalance and addictive personalities -- all the really funny stuff.
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The ensemble fares just as well, especially when guided by Spencer Liff's addictive choreography.
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All three help explain why power prices are low and public subsidies are addictive.
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Neither is particularly addictive, so consumers should find it relatively easy to go without.
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Like Serial, S-Town, and many other addictive podcasts, the series became a sensation.
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America banned it in 1981 after its addictive and other pernicious characteristics became clear.
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"I remember somebody said 'Cutting your hair can be addictive'," she captioned the photo.
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We promise you'll find documentaries as interesting, rewarding, and, yes, addictive, as we do.
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My obsession with the addictive mobile game began during a family vacation in 2013.
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We all have minor league versions of addiction, we all have addictive behavior. Twitter.
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It isn't addictive in the sense that people have withdrawal symptoms and need more.
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It's common to hear people casually call an activity "addictive" just because it's fun.
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I also like to play SimCity BuildIt, a flawed but awfully addictive smartphone game.
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Even the charging case -- itself a brilliant design choice -- has an addictive click mechanism.
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Or, in this case, made highly addictive opioids, and allegedly marketed them as safe.
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Juuls, which come in several flavors like mango and coconut, are considered highly addictive.
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Typically, Google Doodles honor famous personalities or historical events (and, sometimes, surprisingly addictive games).
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I'm sick of this addictive blue light forcing me to take in such malarkey.
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And "Civilization VI" brings back the incredibly popular strategy series in glorious addictive fashion.
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"Cut to the Feeling" is your typical Jepsen fare — shimmering, urgent, and utterly addictive.
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But caffeine is still a drug, an addictive one, and these are scary words.
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And the best way to optimize those efficient ads is by making addictive products.
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The other thing about being a good liar is that it can be addictive.
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The funny thing about spreading good luck, Steve told me, is that it's addictive.
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Prince Harry added that he thinks Fortnite is too addictive, especially for young players.
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Hope Reese Apple shareholders recently demanded that the company make its products less addictive.
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He should not have had access to this very dangerous and highly addictive drug.
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The doctor was charged with prescribing addictive narcotics to patients who didn't need them.
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What we were in was the science of understanding what makes a product addictive.
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So addictive was it that I went back, trying in total four different sausages.
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I happen to be a big fan of sugar, but it's addictive, of course.
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The third big expansion in Blizzard's addictive card game is just a week away.
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"It's not clear that this product is any less addictive," writes Lip Balm Anonymous.
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Mark Rosati's hyper-addictive Shake Shack cheese fries meet these requirements—and then some.
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This quick onset may account for why meth is so addictive and potentially destructive.
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I'm absolutely involved in a toxic, destructive, addictive relationship with my phone; and 2.
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It's in this form that Reflection is most rewarding, or at least most addictive.
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A video from Discovery News explains why energy drinks are so addictive — and dangerous.
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There's zero compelling evidence showing tech is as addictive as cocaine, according to scientists.
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"Addictive," yes, which is why admirers rave and why I'm giving them their due.
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Nicotine is known to be addictive, and children can become hooked on electronic cigarettes.
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With addictive substances, if you increase availability and reduce cost, more people use them.
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"Tetris" is an addictive puzzle game developed by Russian programmer Alexey Pajitnov in 1984.
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The suit claims the companies distributed powerful and addictive drugs like oxycodone and hydrocodone.
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Piano, available at Target, $28.95There's something about this piano that's mesmerizing and somewhat addictive.
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Others doubt whether sex can be addictive and view the label as potentially shaming.
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The horseradish sauce was addictive: spicy, savory, and slightly tart — it carried the dish.
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The adrenaline high is an addictive one, better too if it's combined with righteousness.
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Combined with the drug's "highly addictive" nature, the impact on the community was disastrous.
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It's like a sashimi from hell, insanely addictive and refreshing at the same time.
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It was not illuminating in any way and but it's also highly addictive. Yes.
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Some is reserved for other priorities, including research into new, less addictive pain treatments.
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Tech makers design these products using the same psychology that makes slot machines addictive.
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Even more than "Jerusalem," it revels in the addictive power of artfully unfolded narratives.
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Critics say Facebook exploits our addictive impulses and silos us in ideological echo chambers.
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Highly addictive opioid painkillers are now part of a national epidemic of overdose deaths.
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And the hinges make it easy and oddly addictive to push up and down.
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But it's more a matter of, we know what social media is: It's addictive.
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It's exhilarating to watch, frustratingly addictive to play and emotional to be part of.
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For one thing, Facebook can be time-consuming and addictive, to no fruitful end.
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Star Battle: Crosswords editor Will Shortz finds this free, online game fun and addictive.
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Opioids have long been known to be highly addictive and easy to overdose on.
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The clean torque of an electric engine, both whisper-quiet and instantaneous, is addictive.
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His arrest last year was ultimately the result of misusing highly addictive pain medications.
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She's right to highlight the danger of addictive products and the industry's endemic sexism.
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Subsys is a highly addictive synthetic opioid that was intended to manage cancer pain.
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"It gets very addictive," said Day, who has had back, ankle and thumb injuries.
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I really felt it was designed to be addictive and my brain couldn't resist.
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A sizable faction of scientists also disputes the idea that video games are addictive.
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"You," one of television's more addictive treats, returns for a second season on Thursday.
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As an addictive disease progresses, it is also influenced by life events and stressors.
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He will say that Islamist jihadism can have the "addictive power of crack cocaine".
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CBD, which is both not psychotropic and not addictive, has garnered several star advocates.
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Young people are highly vulnerable to nicotine, the addictive drug in many e-cigarettes.
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It is addictive and harmful to the human brain, especially when used by adolescents.
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They move markets, and ignite news cycles — an addictive power for an insecure man.
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This month "One Tap is Never Enough" features games that are easy but addictive.
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It's brutal (and addictive) to watch people we love be savaged on social media.
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Experts today tend to agree that crack was no more addictive than powder cocaine.
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Do you think it is up to tech companies to build less addictive devices?
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And yet, when you're in the throes of addictive behavior, there is a similarity.
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Eventually it gets so obsessive, and I have a real thing about ... it's addictive.
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"So imagine the addictive effect and the addictive nature of cigarettes to give someone cancer, you cut out the cancer and tell them you've given them a second chance at life, and they still go back to it even on occasion," Presser said.
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If this is the case, why are insurers permitted to deny access to less addictive Schedule III drugs such as buprenorphine and putting patients on a slippery slope to addiction by first requiring them to try highly addictive opioids to treat chronic pain?
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In a recent study, food addiction researcher Nicole Avena, PhD, identified the most addictive foods.
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Thanks to the new addictive app Pokémon Go, millennial missed connections are on the rise.
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Nicotine is highly addictive and can harm the adolescent's developing brain, according to the CDC.
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Free: iOS and Android SMG Studio is now offering a new "Zen-like addictive" game.
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But despite being incredibly addictive, the game also has some perceived health benefits for Chen.
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Scientists have proved that Oreos are more addictive than cocaine, yet they're available literally everywhere.
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We started with fruit, topped with Tajín—an addictive chile pepper, lime, and salt mixture.
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When used in higher doses recreationally, ketamine is known to be hallucinogenic and potentially addictive.
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Besides being addictive, it is known to have an adverse affect all around the body.
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Fun fact: This same mechanism is thought to play a part in caffeine's addictive properties.
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That's another thing about addictive behaviors: they don't simply provide reward, they also provide conditioning.
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But that pattern can be a slippery slope to unhealthy and addictive self-soothing habits.
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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But like any addictive behavior, this retreat from shame only sinks him deeper into shame.
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If Dota wasn't an amazingly addictive experience, nobody would be gasping with disappointment about it.
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That may say a lot about the way stimuli in an environment drive addictive behavior.
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The company suggested this long-acting formula made it less addictive and safer for patients.
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E-cigarettes vaporize a liquid containing nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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So what is it about soda -- both regular and diet -- that makes it so addictive?
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Nicotine is addictive no matter how you consume it — via a cigarette, snuff, vape, etc.
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"I will be pushing the concept of non-addictive painkillers very very hard," Trump said.
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While many vape juices contain nicotine, some are also available without the highly addictive chemical.
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This show is weirdly addictive for someone who's never baked a thing in her life.
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It also will require doctors to talk to patients about how addictive the drugs are.
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In any case, most would parents would rather their kids not be inhaling addictive substances.
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Of course, caffeine's addictive, too — and there isn't a moral panic about teens drinking coffee.
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But that doesn't make you forever incapable of controlling your behavior around any addictive substance.
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Health advocates have raised alarms about the addictive nature of social media for years now.
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We're investigating JUUL to keep these highly addictive products out of the hands of children.
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It has the same kind of addictive qualities that keep people in Las Vegas hooked.
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Purdue Pharma is accused of purposely mismarketing the opioid as less addictive than it is.
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A series of whistleblowers revealed that tobacco companies knew smoking is addictive and causes cancer.
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These days, according to Bloomberg, he's "getting very good" at the addictive smartphone game 2048.
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Though nicotine can be addictive, e-cigarettes lack the chemicals and tars of burning tobacco.
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Shabu is a highly addictive stimulant with side effects that can include aggression and psychosis.
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Increased use of addictive pain medication is also associated with the decline of manufacturing industry.
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For the uninitiated: Player Unknown Battlegrounds (affectionately known as PUBG) is some pretty addictive shit.
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A state-by-state analysis of electoral votes is interesting and, for many, even addictive.
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It's one of the app's most addictive features in part because the options change daily.
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With such ingredients, the show achieved the golden balance of being both addictive and substantial.
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However, on the addictive puzzle game Rangi, the controller was replaced with a magical staff.
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Beware though, this is the kind of game that can get really addictive, really fast.
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" Nektar Therapeutics: "I can't say it's in the lead [for developing non-addictive opioid treatments].
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It's addictive to continuously release music and have that thrill of being in the studio.
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The DCMS committee's interest here is it's running an enquiry into immersive and addictive technologies.
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The guidelines may begin to reverse the dangerous practice of treating pain with addictive painkillers.
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Koch also notes that a common worry among patients is whether the medications are addictive.
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The crisp, addictive delights were better than most I've tried at more expensive Greek restaurants.
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Aaron had always been a responsible husband, she insisted, and didn't have an addictive personality.
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"The dopamine api is a tool that allows any app to become addictive," said Brown.
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AT&T even suggests that the behavior has addictive qualities, meaning drivers cannot help themselves.
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But if the behavior has addictive qualities, can drivers really be expected to police themselves?
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We're not talking about addictive drugs like opioids here, but anti-allergy and asthma medications.
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Medical marijuana, he said, is safer and healthier than prescription painkillers, which can be addictive.
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What do the big tech companies say to the criticism that they're designing addictive products?
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The show has 39 total episodes, and certain arcs have cliffhangers that get pretty addictive.
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Despite their sleek packaging, e-cigarettes still contain cancer-causing chemicals and highly addictive nicotine.
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For that reason, "the pumpkin spice latte is actually, scientifically, kind of addictive," she said.
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Video gambling machines are good at making money because they are designed to be addictive.
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Then there's her solo song, "Into the Unknown," which is "Let It Go"-level addictive.
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Meaninglessness is terrible, which is why the recourse to meaning-making is automatic, even addictive.
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Our current challenge is based on SET®, the highly-addictive visual perception card game.
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They're not convinced that sex is truly addictive and view the label as potentially shaming.
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We live in an addictive attention economy, according to San Francisco psychologist Dr. Cameron Sepah.
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But could it really be addictive in the same way that drugs and alcohol are?
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And even though both substances have addictive properties, Krispy Kreme is, as of now, decriminalized.
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If you ask me, pushing addictive pain meds on young pro athletes should be criminal.
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The app pulls in content from other providers as well, making it even more addictive.
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Clearly, even with a highly addictive drug like tobacco, high prices and counter marketing matter.
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The feature is totally addictive and a cool look at where augmented reality is headed.
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WoW is notoriously addictive and my friend group has made it easy to come back.
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I recently experienced a similar effect in the addictive and beautiful game Horizon Zero Dawn.
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Trading crypto can be addictive, according to experts at an addiction treatment center in Scotland.
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Oh, and you can take photos with your Miis: "It's so addictive," wrote one Redditor.
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It's the nature of the internet—the anonymity, the addictive quality, the 24/7 access.
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The Coquette, who runs the endlessly addictive advice column Dear Coquette, sees things both ways.
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" On Monday, Cook still maintained that "the device is not addictive in and of itself.
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There's something addictive about leading another life at the same time you're living your own.
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What makes the show addictive is the rush of combined envy and superiority it foments.
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And I thought Vice's weekly show on HBO was really sort of addictive and informative.
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Heroin is generally more potent, so it's more addictive and more likely to cause overdose.
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Anything that has that addictive feeling to it, it always leads you to crazy things.
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Crisp Chinese "salt and pepper" squid is addictive, with a whisper of five-spice powder.
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I'm not against telling folks that these things are potentially addictive, because they certainly are.
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This addictive broccoli salad with garlic and sesame from Melissa Clark pretty much cooks itself.
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On Thursday, Ms. McCray expressed concern that marijuana could become addictive, especially in young people.
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The company is accused of being deceptive about the addictive nature of OxyContin pain medication.
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They're not addictive, and LSD and psilocybin in particular carry no significant risk of overdose.
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Also, marijuana is not a dangerous drug because there isn't an addictive component in it.
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Joey King ("Ramona and Beezus"), who plays Elle, said there's something addictive about the movie.
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This peculiar sensation, which is, I suppose, a kind of overcoming, was and remains addictive.
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This is common for me on the weekend, and part of what makes solving addictive.
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In 2016, Mr. Harris popularized the idea that technology was uniquely addictive and "hijacking" brains.
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Nicotine is an addictive stimulant, and so is "Nicotine," the new novel by Nell Zink.
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SORKIN: MEANING, THINKING ABOUT IT AS LIKE A CIGARETTE IN THAT KIND OF ADDICTIVE WAY?
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Critics have also raised concerns about censorship, safety and the addictive qualities of social media.
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They're an addictive mix of massive power delivered smoothly and luxurious but composed driving dynamics.
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Also make: Chinese chili, a confection of Florence Fabricant's that really genius and utterly addictive.
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I play POKÉMON Go. It's kind of addictive and it keeps me off the streets.
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For example, ketamine is highly addictive but is being investigated for treating depression and pain.
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Journalist Dan Avery described the addictive attraction in a Wednesday essay (The New York Times).
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Even the most ardent esports advocates acknowledge that video gaming may be addictive in nature.
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But their design can make them more addictive, and harder to quit, than regular cigarettes.
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The drug is a highly addictive synthetic opioid that was intended to manage cancer pain.
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Sanders's bill would prevent manufacturers from marketing opioid drugs directly to consumers as non-addictive.
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Moreover, these new gadgets turn out to be the perfect delivery devices for addictive media.
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Those include hardcore addictive substances like heroin, cocaine and methamphetamines, as well as prescription opioids.
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Filling the coffee maker with water for himself, he asked: Did I have addictive tendencies?
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They are addicted to social media, because social media platforms are designed to be addictive.
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This includes social media, addictive games and newsfeeds that clutter your screen with "breaking" notifications.
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As more and more of us imprison ourselves in the moment — thank you, addictive screens!
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Making websites more addictive can be great for your revenue but bad for your users.
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What about the addictive ... the gray-scaling of all your apps and things like that.
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Why Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas" is the most addictive holiday song ever Why Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas" is the most addictive holiday song ever This segment originally aired on December 8, 2016, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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"Patient safety is paramount, and prescriptions for these highly addictive drugs, especially fentanyl, which is among the most potent and addictive opioids, should be prescribed without the influence of corporate money," Carmen M. Ortiz, the United States attorney in Massachusetts, said in a statement.
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There's a spectrum of possible responses to this onslaught, ranging from addictive immersion to total isolation.
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It's the 15th anniversary of some of the most addictive, trashiest reality shows of all time.
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Buprenorphine doesn't produce the same high as morphine, which makes it less addictive physically and mentally.
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At the time, Siegel says, doctors were understandably worried about unnecessarily giving addictive opioids to patients.
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But from an addictive point of view, we really tend to focus on the dopamine circuit.
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Like heroin, LSD, and ecstasy, cannabis has no accepted medical use, is highly addictive, and harmful.
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Other addictive and much more dangerous substances, like alcohol and smoked tobacco, are legal, after all.
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They are the salty, addictive downfall of diets everywhere; the opiate of the drive-thru masses.
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Winning is addictive and perhaps nothing could be as luring to Trump as touting his successes.
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The whole film has an addictive, almost festive energy that runs alongside its darkly plausible plotline.
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But it's not as easy as he thinks, and that's where You is surprising and addictive.
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Tobacco, abetted by its addictive nicotine ingredient, kills more than 7 million people a year worldwide.
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FB is the new cigarettes—it's addictive, bad for us, & our kids are being drawn in.
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It's a hypnotic commentary on the chaos caused by the addictive drugs sweeping through his country.
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Nicotine is highly addictive, meaning that there are relatively few people who smoke cigarettes only occasionally.
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And the company has a long history of utilizing addictive design strategies to keep users hooked.
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The brawling may be old-school and repetitious, for instance, but it's also deep and addictive.
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Companies got ahold of a dangerous, addictive product, marketed it irresponsibly, and lobbied for lax rules.
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AllTrails is my anti-Twitter: restorative in a year when technology felt addictive, aggressive, and draining.
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The studio's most recent release is 2015's SPL-T, an addictive, low-fi puzzle game.
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This signals, perhaps, the ephemeral nature of mobile games, and the industry's reliance on addictive hits.
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Today these companies are accused of being BAADD—big, anti-competitive, addictive and destructive to democracy.
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The app is addictive, which is fine for adults, but might be a problem for kids.
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It's a smoothie, but holy hell is it a delicious, artfully created, thoughtful, and addictive smoothie.
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David E. Kelley's writing, when it hits that sweet spot between breeziness and saltiness, is addictive.
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This is true for other kinds of addiction, even for drugs that are considered highly addictive.
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But friends nag friends to join, and when they do, their News Feeds become more addictive.
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E-cigarettes vaporize a liquid that contains nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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The best way to sum up Slidey is that this game is richly addictive and rewarding.
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But the skill and coordination needed to play the game makes it all that more addictive.
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Before Messenger Kids' launch, former Facebook president Sean Parker criticized the social network's intentionally addictive design.
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For these companies, user behavior (and thus unit economics) should mirror the best of addictive substances.
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It's addictive and edifying, like popping a special kind of bubble wrap that expands your vocabulary.
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It was very addictive, him talking about the film and how he wanted to do it.
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It also causes less activation of the brain's reward system, indicating it might be less addictive.
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Once you make the decision to really let it all hang loose, it actually becomes addictive.
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This addictive online game was built based on the iconic scene from Beyoncé's "Hold Up" video.
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Still, when the show was working, it was about as fun and addictive as TV gets.
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The addictive push and pull of their toxic relationship: violent one second, intoxicatingly seductive the next.
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He's completely disconnected from the noir tinged murder mystery that gives the show its addictive pull.
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Nicotine is an addictive drug and use during adolescence may cause lasting harm to brain development.
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It's a brutally addictive premise that's written brilliantly, from the tense beginning to the unexpected ending.
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If you thought Flappy Bird was frustratingly addictive, you're going to love this voice-activated version.
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Since launch, the company has introduced new 'packs' for other addictive behaviors such as drinking alcohol.
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After all, there's an entire ecosystem of freemium apps that are specifically designed to be addictive.
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Avocados are super tasty and addictive, but it's pretty annoying when they go yucky and brown.
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This is despite the fact that LSD has been shown to be a nonphysically addictive narcotic.
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But it already has the most involved, and probably the most addictive, gameplay of the three.
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It helped that the game's minimalist two-color system and looping structure made it destructively addictive.
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Courtney said this study could lead to drug treatments that could help people with addictive behavior.
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Not only is it incredibly easy to use and completely addictive, it's a huge crowd-pleaser.
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With their sufficiently random rewards systems giving you unpredictable dopamine hits, they're designed to be addictive.
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In some cases yes, though not because technology is somehow more addictive in and of itself.
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And those marvelous, convenient and addictive mobile phones and social networks are making the problem worse.
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But there's definitely something alluring and addictive seeing it constructed and cooked from beginning to end.
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TV is often called addictive—especially the complex narrative serial shows we tend to binge on.
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Porn is a consumable item that is highly stimulating, so of course it can be addictive.
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You are in a lonely, yet marvellous place, which is addictive and can't be left anymore.
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That's a problem because doctors are prescribing benzos less, and those are highly addictive as well.
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The company did not pull the drug from shelves, however, or acknowledge that it was addictive.
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There are already FDA-approved non-addictive, non-opioid medications for the treatment of postsurgical pain.
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But Cass's voice, as deep as a dungeon and as dark as a grave, is addictive.
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But we need to view them for what they are: addictive and potentially deadly drugs. Opinion
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Other game makers are rapidly shifting to the highly addictive mobile gaming space to boost growth.
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The drug, which is highly addictive and sometimes called angel dust, can cause hallucinations and paranoia.
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Pokémon Snap combined problem solving, speed and accuracy to create an addictive and unique Pokémon game.
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The federal accusation was "misleading and defrauding physicians and consumers," referring to how addictive OxyContin is.
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The song "Into the Unknown" is primed to be "Let It Go"-like addictive (sorry parents).
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So, think about a good way of using ... Is it just too addictive to ... Well, okay.
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He chose not to take his doctor-prescribed painkillers, worrying that the pills could be addictive.
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Consider the example of the addictive Showtime series "Billions," which made its debut earlier this year.
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Games on phones and tablets are frequently time-killers driven by addictive short-duration game sessions.
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"Very strong psychedelic drugs are unlikely to produce addictive use," Heimer says, contradicting the court's opinion.
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This is an insanely addictive side dish that might actually overshadow the rest of your meal.
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And the sides: The haricot vert with walnuts in a truffle bagna cauda (left) was addictive.
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Such benefits could include antidotes to overdoses, or the creation of pain killers without addictive properties.
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In the UK, the NHS is unlikely to prescribe benzos for anxiety because they're so addictive.
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However, it's highly addictive and carries a risk of leading to a psychological or physical dependence.
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In my teens, I was misdiagnosed with something called hyperventilation syndrome and prescribed very addictive tranquilizers.
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Methamphetamine is an addictive stimulant that can be made from ephedrine and other readily available chemicals.
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Xanax, a highly addictive anxiety drug, has become a popular accompaniment to beer and vodka shots.
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But sometimes it's worth it to retreat from the addictive torrent of stimuli framed in blue.
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He has been critical of social media companies for creating addictive products that inflame cultural tensions.
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Antidepressants can cause dependence and withdrawal symptoms, but are not addictive and have no recreational value.
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They knew the addictive properties of OxyContin long before it came out, and they exploited that.
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Do think phones have reached that point of cigarettes or other things that are actually addictive?
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Their company produced OxyContin and subsequently covered up the drug's addictive qualities, according to the suit.
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For us, running is like love: challenging, addictive and capable of producing the most euphoric highs.
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Meanwhile, our technology columnist writes that it's time for Apple to build a less-addictive iPhone.
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Pharma got us into this mess, and made billions of dollars off highly addictive, lethal painkillers.
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I could see how this stamp thing could become addictive, particularly in a place like Paris.
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But "The Clock" is strangely addictive, and visitors often stay much longer than they had intended.
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In the past couple decades, doctors loosened access to very addictive and potentially deadly opioid painkillers.
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Victims told the judge they were prescribed a highly addictive opiate that they did not need.
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He also texted her instructions on how to take the oxycodone — a highly addictive prescription opioid.
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Guzman told his dealers to give the highly addictive drug away in order to hook people.
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E-cigarettes typically heat a solution that contains nicotine, which makes cigarettes and e-cigarettes addictive.
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Finally, he suggests various treatments, usually a combination of non-addictive medication, psychological therapy and physiotherapy.
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The addictive nicotine in e-cigs is contributing to the next generation of traditional cigarette users.
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Some of the most addictive beverages and habits are not the best for our pearly whites.
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And the rest of its slides, in her view, dangerously downplayed the addictive aspects of Juuling.
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Victims told the judge they were prescribed a highly addictive opiate that they did not need.
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Nicotine is highly addictive and has been the subject of warnings from the US surgeon general.
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"They're obviously much safer and less addictive than anything in the realm of opiates," Etten said.
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That proportion of the population could therefore be more disposed to addictive behavior, the scientists said.
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They're dealing stuff — Percocet — all that highly addictive — Xanax — that stuff will mess up your life.
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It's one of those rare tracks that gets more and more addictive the longer you listen.
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What he's said: Rosenstein said he's concerned about the addictive, time-sucking nature of social media.
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Think of the addictive Serial narrative, but with something far more likely to happen to you.
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It would have fit right in with some of the top addictive games of the time.
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The suits accuse drugmakers of emphasizing the benefits of prescription painkillers while downplaying their addictive risks.
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The addictive phone game got players running around to battle in gyms and catch fictional monsters.
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Ferre also says that regularly consuming caffeine with marijuana will increase the addictive effects of marijuana (though he notes the difference between "addiction" and "dependence," and is primarily talking about his subjects'—squirrel monkeys, in this case—desire for more THC when referring to "addictive effects").
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Mr. Jones knew from his AOL days that polling was among the most addictive of online features.
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Compared to the clunky tech of the 1990s and early 2000s, modern tech is efficient and addictive.
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I have addictive tendencies – most recently in calling phone psychics, and spending lots of money every month.
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"They sell an addictive product, and their product is head and shoulders above the competition," he added.
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They are addictive, leading us to check them ceaselessly; a form of FOMO (fear of missing out).
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A highly addictive drug, it has long been abused by doctors who surreptitiously took it in injections.
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But Power is gritty, glamorous, and addictive — like a glitzier, 50 Cent-ified version of The Wire.
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Moreover, I'm skeptical that getting users to boycott these services is possible, given how addictive they are.
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It's a cheese that's hard not to love—creamy, roasty, nutty, complex, versatile, and very possibly addictive.
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The drug is not as addictive as heroin, but dependency and crippling withdrawals are a serious issue.
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For one thing, nicotine is very addictive, and has negative effects on heart health in any form.
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A caffeine kick Sugar isn't the only ingredient to blame when it comes to soda's addictive qualities.
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Though the items themselves are banal, listening to these sounds of a bygone age is strangely addictive.
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Public subsidies for clean energy are addictive, just as they have been for oil and natural gas.
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They revealed that the tobacco executives had long known nicotine was addictive and that smoking caused cancer.
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It's addictive and fun for quite some hours or even days—and the environment is certainly immersive.
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Sounds frustrating, and it was, but it was addictive — and you could share your score on Twitter.
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Dots burst onto the app scene in 2013 with all the right ingredients for incredibly addictive gameplay.
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"It's so easily addictive," Christan Summers, co-founder of the Brooklyn-based plant emporium Tula, tells Refinery29.
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For others, it is a highly addictive, potentially ruinous pastime that threatens sporting integrity by encouraging corruption.
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Playboi Carti's addictive single "Magnolia" has been a ubiquitous song throughout clubs and parties all summer long.
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It is extremely addictive, horribly time-consuming, generally unspeakably depressing, and a habit I need to break.
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It makes the World Cup addictive in a way that few other forms of entertainment can be.
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Memories will fundamentally change how Snapchat is used, unlike replays or fun and addictive features like filters.
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And yet, anyone who has ever spent time on the app knows how addictive it can be.
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Only through the lens of these "first person view" devices does the sport's addictive quality become apparent.
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E-cigarettes are handheld electronic devices that vaporize a fluid that often contains the addictive substance nicotine.
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In a sense, walking and shooting is a form of self-medication, but a very addictive one.
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Its critically acclaimed content is addictive and perfect for binge watching, but it's definitely not for kids.
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Nor am I saying that addictive behavior is compulsive, irresistible, or completely out of the person's control.
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With "The Lost Weekend," Riverdale gets back to what it does best: high octane, deliriously addictive chaos.
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Dive into the world of these addictive mini-series without pressure of committing to a second season.
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And so we'll look at different viewpoints and so that can be just as addictive, as well.
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I will also prosecute pharmaceutical companies that knowingly push more addictive drugs and doses on unsuspecting Americans.
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There are other addictive features, like pulling down on your tweets — it's just like a slot machine.
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Last week, Sage Solitaire, an addictive digital reinvention of the classic card game, made the same jump.
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The downside of ketamine, however, is that it is addictive and thus has a potential for abuse.
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To be clear ... the results show she tested negative for everything -- alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and addictive painkillers.
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Doctors were taught that these medications were not addictive if patients were in "legitimate pain," he said.
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In its new incarnation, Famous is a fantastically addictive game that involves a surprising amount of strategy.
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It is highly addictive, readily available online, and up to ten times as potent as traditional diazepam.
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First, this paper was published in a journal called Addictive Behaviors, which is a huge tip-off.
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They promote marijuana as a non-addictive, non-toxic alternative for managing pain after games and practices.
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Facebook also focused on engineering a highly addictive product that people would come back frequently to check.
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So, what makes this game so engaging and, from what we've seen so far, potentially very addictive?
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Purdue had conducted no clinical studies on how addictive or prone to abuse the drug might be.
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If a substance is abused and addictive and it contributes to societal problems, that's criteria for regulation.
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Making addictive drugs more difficult to abuse may have beneficial effects that have yet to be quantified.
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The faster [nicotine] goes into your bloodstream, the more satisfying it is, and, unfortunately, the more addictive.
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Moore described the moment she fell back into addictive habits while on a trip with Kutcher, 41.
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It is trying to make conventional cigarettes less addictive by forcing tobacco companies to cut nicotine levels.
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Not all of its ideas pay off, but enough do to make it at least mildly addictive.
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Watch if you like behind-the-scenes stories, addictive soaps and shows that feel right for summertime.
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Animoji are highly addictive and the karaoke remixes people are doing are so much fun to watch.
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Concerns about e-cigarettes like Juul have largely focused on their use of the addictive chemical nicotine.
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Doing so, they argue, creates a dangerous incentive for doctors to prescribe powerful and potentially addictive painkillers.
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They were a boon to the management of pain, but their addictive potential was enhanced as well.
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Sometimes hearing about other people's music tastes can be dry, but for some reason this is addictive.
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On the other hand, fresh pasta has its own addictive charms, chief among them its silky tenderness.
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Studies have found that nicotine, the main addictive ingredient in cigarettes, can impair cognition among young people.
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In a statement this morning, Urban Decay introduced Rose and her new title: Most Addictive New Vice.
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How do the co-founders defend against the charge that their game encourages addictive behaviors among users?
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Depending on your experience they're addictive, a musical gateway, a breath of fresh air—or all three.
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It can be addictive, so it may not be that people exactly choose to keep taking it.
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Because we can't quite figure it out, we're not bored by it, and the song becomes addictive.
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She writes about her relationship to drugs and alcohol (addictive) and her relationship to men (co-dependent).
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" On the media: "I consider the media to be indispensable to democracy…Power can be very addictive.
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Gaming disorder based on excessive and addictive game play has been recognised by the World Health Organisation.
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Critics argued that Judge Sweet was defeatist, and that heroin and crack were more addictive than alcohol.
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My organization, the Center on Addiction, highlighted the health risks of highly addictive vaping products years ago.
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Nicotine is the addictive chemical that chains both cigarette smokers and vapers, compelling them to repeated use.
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It's that fun and that addictive — and that close to the edge of being straight-up trashy.
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"I can't describe it without making it sound intensely dull, but it's very addictive," Mr. Radcliffe said.
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These experiments suggested the drugs were extremely addictive, leading rats to use them literally to their deaths.
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Statements made about the addictive potential of marijuana amount to pure hyperbole when considered alongside the evidence.
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Watching the overall market numbers move up and down on television or the internet can be addictive.
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They were cheap, durable, simple, and addictive, and 230 years later I find myself missing that experience.
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It's delicious and addictive and offers the benefit of rewarding repeat preparation with superior execution and flavor.
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I'm not sure these fights are helped by this addictive live feed of data about housing values.
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They are so addictive and ruinous in their effects that it would be like — well, legalizing tobacco.
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Will of the Wisps becomes addictive quickly ... If I could've, I would've gone through it one day.
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Crunchy, sticky, sour, sweet — orange chicken is one of the most addictive Chinese American foods out there.
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The real-time sparring and feedback is seductive, and the endorphin boosts of constant mentions is addictive.
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Loneliness and low self-esteem were also found to be associated with addictive or problematic smartphone use.
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It's a film that is apparently so addictive that you can't stop watching it, until you die.
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Opioids, meanwhile, are so addictive they can make people dependent within weeks and kill them within months.
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The reason is to prevent patients from going from doctor to doctor, getting addictive pills from each.
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Here are 11 of the most addictive, best mobile games to make your commute much less dull.
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It is funny and eerie and idea-dense — a flavor combination that turns out to be addictive.
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Now it is possible to buy an array of addictive stimulants in Iraq as well as hashish.
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Fogg told CNN that he disputes the characterization that his class taught people to create addictive technology.
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Because it is high in nicotine, they fear the devices are extremely addictive for this vulnerable population.
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The drug, which can change the chemical composition of the brain in chronic users, is extremely addictive.
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Some early studies point to Vitamin E acetate, an addictive used in THC oil, as the cause.
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I'd argue that it's human behavior that's responding to powerful, addictive products and well-crafted marketing campaigns.
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Fortunately, sugar affects all of us differently and for many people it is neither addictive or deadly.
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It should be temporary, but because of its addictive properties, many people get hooked on the drugs.
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It's also inexplicably addictive — the acoustic guitar is doing a lot of work to humanize this track.
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"That feeling gets kind of addictive because you realize it's a balance to everything else you've done."
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The resulting endorphin rush is addictive, and you find yourself persuading friends they need a Peloton too.
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That addictive quality actually helped smokers stick with the vape instead of going back to regular cigarettes.
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This addictive saga of a rich media family got even meaner and better in its second season.
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Jeff Sessions, has long opposed marijuana use and has cast it as a dangerous and addictive substance.
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And while you're at it, limit the amount of nicotine in combusted cigarettes to non-addictive levels.
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Unlike alcohol or opioids, phones aren't an addictive substance so much as a species-level environmental shock.
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It is not addictive, has few side effects, does not cause sexual dysfunction and is remarkably inexpensive.
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In college, watching the sport became equally addictive — especially now that I was at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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So you know I think it's just it depends on these things are built to be addictive.
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As prescriptions for addictive opioids like OxyContin became harder to come by, some people turned to heroin.
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Also, I wanted to write pop songs because I've never tried it before and it's really addictive.
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Putting a price tag on pain can help evaluate new and less addictive approaches to pain treatment.
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And 22 percent of Americans surveyed believe that marijuana is not at all addictive, which is not true.
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Given the varied view of researchers, then, one way of ranking addictive drugs is to ask expert panels.
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Watch 15 minutes of any given episode and two things become quickly apparent: It's addictive, and it's gorgeous.
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Elsewhere: Yellow is a unique and addictive puzzle game that requires a different technique to solve each level.
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Twitter may be underestimating how much that addictive reward system actually encourages people to continue using the platform.
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So it's likely they'll start staring at something else that's content-rich, easy-to-navigate and somewhat addictive.
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Honey Sriracha Lime Chicken Wings Crispy, spicy, addictive wings don't have to come out of a deep fryer.
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Who among us has not secretly wished to do all the drugs with zero of the addictive consequences?
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Watch the addictive defrosting video below, and see if you can get to the end without nodding off.
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The drug is classified as a Schedule I substance, meaning it is addictive and serves no medical purpose.
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And all of a sudden now it's popping up on their iPhone, which is already this addictive advice?
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Synthetic cannabinoids, chemicals that hit the same brain receptors as cannabis but are much more potent and addictive.
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And I think the see marijuana as a great alternative to alleviate people's' pain that is non addictive.
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Andrew Webster is prepping his review of the addictive Japanese RPG Persona 5 set for release next week.
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And it's addictive — which can lead people to feel controlled by their cravings, or to unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
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After the hearing, DeGette said she was glad the executives were able to acknowledge that nicotine is addictive.
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Close your eyes and imagine you're dancing in a packed club and everyone's exuding this addictive, electric energy.
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Yet there was something addictive about Flack that compelled me to watch all six episodes in rapid succession.
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The game is so mercilessly addictive that people have started penning panicked screeds about their children's Fortnite addictions.
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Mr Gottlieb wants to reduce the amount of nicotine permitted in cigarettes, cutting it to non-addictive levels.
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Those who "openly encourage use of addictive or exciting drugs" can face up to five years in jail.
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Many apps are modeled after slot machines, which are arguably the most addictive machines ever created, Price says.
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Author Tomi Adeyemi's debut novel is the start of what promises to be an epic, addictive new series.
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Purdue Pharma faces some 1,600 lawsuits that accuse it of promoting OxyContin while downplaying the drug's addictive properties.
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The Truth campaign was about telling you the truth about how they design it deliberately to be addictive.
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Other anti-sugarists go further, suggesting we should call it an addictive drug and regulate it as such.
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The "Civilization " series has been defined through its 25-year history as the king of addictive game play.
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When people speak about games being "addictive", for instance, they're using the term in its more informal sense.
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And since then, he's covered Justin Bieber's ballad "Love Yourself," which is just as addictive as the original.
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"We know that nicotine is one of the most addictive substances available in a consumer product," he says.
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The artist says she was not properly informed by physicians of the strong addictive quality of the drug.
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The effort combines early music with droning, spaced-out doom, and the end result is surprisingly, wondrously addictive.
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In controlled doses, buprenorphine can help the body withdraw from opioid addiction, but can also itself be addictive.
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While this may be true for many, others still ultimately fall into the addictive trap of social media.
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Others remove barriers to researching non-addictive medications for addiction and pain (to provide an alternative to opioids).
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The product contains nothing addictive and is essentially a way to gently puff on nicer stuff than tobacco.
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But as addictive as the game was, "Pokemon Go" was ultimately just a time suck for most people.
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After a few days it became addictive, so we just kept going and the emotional eating started too.
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Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine, the same highly addictive chemical compound found in cigarettes and other tobacco products.
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The supply of the highly addictive drug has surged, causing the street price to plummet in many countries.
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The result is a diverse set of artists working across mediums to produce video that's gratifying and addictive.
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They contend that marijuana is less dangerous and addictive than drugs like cocaine and heroin, or even alcohol.
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Once the U.S. consumer gets a hold of this new addictive form of entertainment, eSports will truly takeoff.
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At least we can live vicariously through Philipps' addictive Instagram, where she chronicled their simple, perfect day together.
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The game is so addictive people are literally losing sleep over it because they gotta catch 'em all.
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And I think that's a word that resonates [with] anybody who's in some sort of addictive, abusive relationship.
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People can exhibit addictive behaviors, such as binge shopping, without being chemically dependent on any sort of substance.
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Filled with mesmerizing swirls and hidden Easter-egg images, Byers' pieces are loud, energetic, and addictive to view.
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This also increases the amount of harmful chemicals in smoke and the addictive potential of smoking, Seidenberg said.
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The recent influx of viral apps and addictive games has made one thing very clear: Gaming is cool.
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If you're lucky enough to own a Jo Malone London fragrance, you know that it's expensive but addictive.
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Cabello sang her addictive tune "Havana" cabaret style, transforming DeGeneres's studio into a 1950's Cuban night club.
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I mean it's like this sort of addictive format you can watch them one after another for hours.
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The game was built to incorporate highly addictive qualities similar to gambling experiences, the New York Times reported.
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There's not an image you can't find — from inspiring engagement rings to creative cakes — on the addictive site.
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And since modafinil is non-addictive, it's only about as risky as drinking a few cups of coffee.
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" TheWall Street Journal echoed these claims this week in an editorial warning against the "addictive dangers of pornography.
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When they were first testing oxy in the 22019's doctors expressed concern that it may be addictive.
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Another signal of addictive behavior is becoming preoccupied with smartphone use when you should be doing something else.
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Social media's addictive nature and the use of sexbots are just two examples of the misgivings they have.
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Could profits from the prescription opioid OxyContin help heal the damage wreaked by addictive opioids in the US?
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There's just something about the perfect combination of salty, crispy, and cheesy that makes Cheez-Its criminally addictive.
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Regulators and industry leaders agree most people don't understand that nicotine, while addictive, isn't deadly on its own.
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Video gambling machines have a similar addictive effect and destructive impact on lives and families as drugs do.
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The tribe said the highly addictive painkillers were saturating its territory and contributing to violence, delinquency and mortality.
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If you're binge-watching, "Breaking Bad" becomes as addictive as the blue meth Walt's buyers can't go without.
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His drug of choice: Tramadol, a highly addictive opioid, cheap and freely available over the counter in Syria.
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I was grateful for the addictive qualities of Minecraft, which kept his eyes away from the destruction outside.
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Senate GOP & tobacco: The Trump administration's recent move to crack down on addictive tobacco products sparked GOP ire.
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Tasting chocolate even triggered feelings of euphoria and well-being in these adults, just as addictive drugs can.
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Since alcohol, cocaine, and narcissistic fantasies are all highly addictive, your customers are going to keep coming back.
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Right, but I think there's something about it that's dangerously addictive, all of them, you can feel it.
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"We lose sight of the fact that the prescription opioids are just as addictive as heroin," he said.
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And also like Tinder, there is something oddly addictive and satisfying about swiping through someone's photos on Shorts.
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She prohibited them from contesting the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke or denying that nicotine was addictive.
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Some reports about esketamine have sensationalized this issue by referring to ketamine as a highly addictive street drug.
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The doctor prescribed both OxyContin and benzodiazepines—two addictive drugs that, when used in tandem, can be fatal.
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Perhaps smokers may be motivated to kick the addictive habit for their four-legged family members, she says.
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The addictive chips that come with the roll are made of thinly sliced potatoes and are fried daily.
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"E-cigarettes contain nicotine, and it is one of the most addictive substances we know of," he said.
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Juul's sleek devices deliver potent — and highly addictive — hits of nicotine in trendy flavors like mango and cucumber.
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And I could see how the absolute power of being the first on the list could be addictive.
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As with other addictive drugs, repetition hinders the brain's transmitters and receptors, pushing users to seek replenishment artificially.
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Marijuana, yoga, all kinds of other things that are homeopathic but are not addictive in this dangerous way.
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"Falconry is addictive like a drug," he said, adding, with a subtle smile: "It's the sport of kings."
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It is also a very addictive one, in part because it is so effective at suppressing the symptoms.
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Many people think of drug use, or other potentially addictive experiences like gambling, as more profane than sacred.
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Extravagance and abjectness are the unlikely bedfellows that lend photographer Joanne Leah's gritty, glittery nudes their addictive appeal.
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In the 1980s, crack cocaine made clear just how addictive cocaine could be, even without physical withdrawal symptoms.
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With this move, Maazel aligns the evil pharmaceutical with the paradigmatic addictive object of our time, the smartphone.
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The addictive soccer game Football Manager is free this week, and is setting records for number of players.
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With that kind of auspicious origin story, how could they be anything but dark, cosmic, and utterly addictive?
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Psilocybin is not addictive, and "there's no direct lethal overdose" of the drug on record, Dr. Johnson said.
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This highly addictive game tests your knowledge of world-famous creators with colorful cards that give visual clues.
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Piously nutritious, oddly addictive and invariably overpriced, mashed avocado has become ubiquitous to the point of self-parody.
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"Homecoming" is just 10 half-hour episodes, but it packs a real punch — it is immersive and addictive.
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News coverage has been addictive in the past weeks, as governments take unprecedented actions and stock markets nosedive.
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Many potentially addictive things do not addict everyone and can be used safely in moderation by nearly everyone.
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However, for those not actually addicted, the answer is not to vilify tech for its potentially addictive properties.
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They described Suboxone as an addictive "black market" or "street" drug, emphasizing that it is smuggled into prisons.
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No one so far has explained why this is considered fun, but it appears to be wildly addictive.
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" A yearbook or a collection of jokes doesn't have the elliptical, weirdly addictive narrative of "Theft by Finding.
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To do so, the FDA is proposing to lower the amount of nicotine, which is addictive, in cigarettes.
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Heroin was even used as a cough suppressant before doctors began recognizing its addictive potential in the 1920s.
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Nicotine is a highly addictive drug that impedes the developing brain, and many teenagers have struggled to quit.
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The books, engaging and addictive in their own right, have the satisfying ring of corrective truth about them.
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At the same time, pharmaceutical companies began marketing these drugs to medical providers as not addictive or harmful.
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Reducing this percentage by a factor of 10 would make it very difficult for cigarettes to become addictive.
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"Rollin" is fun and addictive, and quite frankly sounds like something you'd hear on an episode of Euphoria.
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The fact that video games are designed to be addictive is an open secret in the gaming industry.
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Volkow acknowledged that a concerted effort will be needed to track the addictive potential of new pain drugs.
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And increasingly, the scientific community is acknowledging the addictive nature of the fructose in processed foods and beverages.
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"It's possible for a lot of these things to become addictive because they are so gratifying," she said.
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But I am confident that if adequately resourced, we'll find new, safer, non-addictive therapies to replace opioids.
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He was also hundreds of years ahead of the curve for the fun and addictive trend of gamification.
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Researchers sought to allay concerns of abuse of psychedelics, saying the drugs they will use are not addictive.
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The move came after the Chinese government criticized the addictive nature of the multiplayer online battle arena game.
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"The science of nicotine regulation, and understanding what the addictive level is, is well established," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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Sugar cravings appear to be mediated through the brain reward center that is triggered by other addictive substances.
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Chef Leo explained how a balance of lean meat and fat is what makes this pork so addictive.
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Mary Jeanne Kreek is the head of the Laboratory of the Biology of Addictive Diseases at Rockefeller University.
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It's an addictive, transfixing, beautiful film, and if it's playing anywhere near you, it's worth checking out immediately.
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That preliminary report called out the cigarettes' potentially greater addictive properties as well as questionable ways they're marketed.
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It's an addictive format — the full screen, that it blends pictures and video — it's just a great experience.
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Heavily addictive painkillers were originally marketed as a way to treat the pain that afflicts millions of Americans.
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These medications have turned out to be less effective for treating chronic pain than thought–and far more addictive.
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Ingress, which launched in 2011, was as addictive for science-fiction types as its successor is for Nintendo nostalgists.
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While e-cigarettes warn that nicotine is addictive, they seem to offer little information on battery risk, she said.
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It is widely thought these teens would never have smoked but are being introduced to addictive nicotine by vaping.
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It is widely thought these teens would have never smoked, but are being introduced to addictive nicotine by vaping.
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Last year, the U.S. surgeon-general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, said e-cigarettes are addictive and can deliver harmful chemicals.
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The March deposition, which questioned Sackler's involvement with marketing the highly addictive drug, seemed to hint at that narrative.
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Juul devices, like most electronic cigarettes, vaporize a liquid containing nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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The decline in cigarette smoking shows that even producers of a highly profitable and addictive product can be restrained.
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For years, the problem with Fitbits, Garmins, Apple Watches, and their ilk has been that they aren't addictive enough.
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"Ballz" is a crazy-addictive game that's here to save you from the tedious wait to board your flight.
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The addictive dark comedy starring Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini has been renewed for a second season, Deadline reports.
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The digital age is one of endless weighing and counting, from human attention to heartbeats; and it's unquestionably addictive.
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It is also our source of entertainment and addictive media and, for many of us, it is a livelihood.
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I was off to the races without the boundaries that had previously held me back on the addictive app.
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Tanning (indoor or outdoor) can also be addictive, and not just because of the way it makes you look.
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The products are so addictive that Hughes finds himself scrolling Instagram when he should be focusing on his son.
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It's well thought out and addictive, and you'll immediately feel the urge to tell all your friends about it.
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Both durable and inexpensive, pins are addictive: it can be pretty hard to stop acquiring them once you've started.
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This addictive, time-traveling drama will have you glued to your couch until the snow melts (and then some).
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We don't know yet whether nicotine salts are substantially more or less addictive than the freebase form of nicotine.
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" The Wall Street Journal echoed these claims this week in an editorial warning against the "addictive dangers of pornography.
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According to federal drug codes, cannabis is still as deadly and addictive as heroin, with no known medical value.
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The result is a song as unpredictable as it is addictive, a success worthy of its title and talents.
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" The official said officers also confiscated three pistols during the raid and found "addictive substances, including ice or methamphetamine.
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But from a scientific perspective it should be the most addictive beverage since original recipe 4Loko (RIP caffeinated alcohol).
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Like America's Tang but way more tropical, Raro is a powdered concentrate that turns water into an addictive cordial.
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These earphones do a few cool things with their acoustics that make their sound signature unique and rather addictive.
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Promising initiatives like the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act will be undermined if addictive drugs are cheap and plentiful.
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It can be fun and kind of addictive to look through profiles without "liking" anything and giving yourself away.
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What does it say about 2018 pop culture that our jokes revolve around a literally addictive piece of technology?
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Then it was sort of addictive, that I could scream and it was validated and celebrated in a way.
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Regardless, my work, my children, and my bills always come before any drug, regardless of how addictive it is.
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And make the time, you know, the addictive, maximizing, you know, loneliness, alienation, and social comparison all that stuff?
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