Indeed, the biggest difference between addicts and non-addicts that the study found was that the addicts played more video games.
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Just a couple of addicts keeping a bunch of other addicts company.
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Because we're addicts, and using drugs and drinking is what addicts do.
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It's not the addicts; the addicts are polite and respectful and human beings.
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"Nick's dad gave them $200 — two drug addicts, recovering drug addicts," she said.
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An Italian politician is pushing legislation to treat phone addicts like drug addicts and send teens to rehab.
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The number of heroin addicts was cut in half, with most remaining addicts in a form of treatment.
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She sees many parallels between Valmont and her Merteuil (they are both "sex addicts, intrigue addicts, adventure addicts," she said) and a related sense that she and Mr. Schreiber draw on similar skill sets.
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"Both of my parents were drug addicts and several of my aunts and uncles were drug addicts," she adds.
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My whole circle of friends is the same drug addicts, former drug addicts, people who steal, and so on.
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There are addicts, and then there are addicts 2.0: those of us who can magically turn anything into a drug.
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It will require an investment into national supports for addicts and children of addicts to prevent future generational cycles of addiction.
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While not all co-dependents are love addicts, Whetstone said that all love addicts are co-dependent to an extreme degree.
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Places like Carl's House try to help connect addicts with resources for recovery, and is entirely run and operated by recovering addicts.
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According to Whetstone, avoidant love addicts and obsessive love addicts tend to date each other and exist in a toxic symbiotic relationship.
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Ireland's radical new plan to treat drug addicts like addicts instead of criminals Ohio's marijuana proposal was lambasted for creating a cartel.
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Safe drug-use rooms are typically designed to help keep addicts out of the hospital, but they could work for addicts within hospitals.
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Put another way, it leads people to transfer some of the natural empathy they have for well-off pregnant opioid addicts to poorer addicts.
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No wonder his wife is so willing to help addicts: She's heard firsthand how much control over their lives addicts surrender to the disease.
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"Bringing these addicts into a clean facility would actually get these addicts off the streets so we don't see them," Pat Miller, 56, said.
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But in the study of sex addicts, researchers found that brain activity was more or less the same as that of non-sex-addicts.
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In America, which "has never been able to decide whether addicts are victims or criminals", addicts of colour are far more likely to be punished.
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There I was, in a white paper robe with little slippers on, housed on the same floor with meth addicts, crackheads, and full-blown heroin addicts.
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Seattle plans to open authorized locations for addicts to use heroin — and that's smart Seattle plans to open authorized locations for addicts to use heroin — and that's smart A local heroin task force suggested that the city try what's been shown to work elsewhere: sanctioned spaces for addicts to use.
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In September, Duterte likened his quest to rid the Philippines of drug addicts to Hitler's purge of European Jews, saying he'd be "happy to slaughter" millions of drug addicts.
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In September, he likened his quest to rid the Philippines of drug addicts to Hitler's purge of European Jews, saying he'd be "happy to slaughter" millions of drug addicts.
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Some would call it another example of the American double standard: White drug addicts are treated as victims; black and brown addicts are treated like a scourge on society.
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At a supportive housing center for drug addicts in Lancaster, Ohio, Trisha Farmer, the chief executive of the Recovery Center, pleaded for more federal help to house recovering addicts.
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" A Twitter user wrote back, "Drug addicts support other drug addict losers what a shock," to which Baltierra replied, "We're not drug addicts but whatever helps you sleep at night.
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The IGT has been used to study everything from patients with frontal lobe brain injuries to heroin addicts, but using it as a measure to examine social media addicts is novel.
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I don't want to sound like I am defending addicts, but I find it perplexing that there is still an arms-length approach from the authorities for helping long-term addicts.
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Live meetings, where addicts in folding chairs share wisdom and complaints with other addicts, don't seem to last long; in-person groups meet for a year or so and then fizzle.
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Read more: Italy wants to treat phone addicts like drug addicts and send teens to rehabThere is also no outside contact, no internet, no telephone connection, and no visitors allowed either.
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Now … there's 3 million drug addicts [in the Philippines].
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Now ... there's 3 million drug addicts [in the Philippines].
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At the kitchen, she makes sure addicts are well fed.
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Nearly all the prostitutes working in Holbeck are drug addicts.
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I haven't seen more hardworking drug addicts in my life.
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But when prescriptions end, addicts sometimes turn to illicit substances.
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You know, I grew up with addicts in my household.
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But he urges addicts to be extremely wary, especially online.
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It is common knowledge among addicts that drugs are available.
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Teenage drug addicts get as much attention as circus performers.
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" He also worries that the space is "enabling active addicts.
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You had your drug addicts, but it was mainly heroin.
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So this movie is most optimally consumed by zombie addicts.
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"Addicts are notorious for lying, deflecting and trivializing," Greenberg added.
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But when addicts seek help, it's not easy to find.
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For addicts who want to kick the habit, but cannot
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Numerous studies support this approach for the most vulnerable addicts.
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Addicts deserve better and shame on those who minimize this.
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But for news addicts like myself, little of that mattered.
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He never found the strength to quit, fellow addicts say.
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And, yes, give Narcan to first responders and addicts' families.
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To the Editor: It's not easy to understand heroin addicts.
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And being surrounded by selfish, unreliable people and drug addicts.
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So would you tell alcoholics not to call themselves addicts?
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What we're in the business of doing is building addicts.
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Read This Next: It's Time to Stop Calling People 'Addicts'
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Addicts will take whatever is there in front of them.
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The behavior of phone addicts distracts audience members as well.
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Vinyl addicts may even want to make their own records.
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The Tomah VA were enabling these guys to become addicts.
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Now, there are 3 million drug addicts [in the Philippines].
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Drug addicts and pedophiles were hired to watch over them.
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Entrepreneurs are like addicts; we don't know when to quit.
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Drug addicts used his doorway as a urinal, he said.
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It's crazy how many sex addicts exist in this industry.
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At the same time, I don't think it being legal or illegal has anything to do with the number of gambling addicts or alcoholics or drug addicts—or any of these things that there are.
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"So a few drug addicts are not my fans," he claimed.
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As self-proclaimed beauty addicts, we live for a good haul.
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In Ohio, it was heroin addicts that he sat down with.
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Baldwin's stylist, Ryan Pearl, told Mane Addicts that was the point.
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For most addicts, "recovery" is a winding and deeply individualistic road.
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Tinkle tweakers are meth addicts without a lot of disposable income.
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It is extremely over-prescribed and highly sought after by addicts.
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You buy or rent a house, get some addicts, that's it.
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Some addicts have moved from one class of opioid to another.
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It was a project on recovering female drug addicts in Nepal.
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As it is with addicts, honesty is the necessary first step.
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America you (muted), you drug addicts, you KKK, you fascist USA!
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They're obsessed with one type of experience, but they're not addicts.
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She has seen the negative effects of addicts living without insurance.
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Why then not pay for these addicts to get help instead?
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But there's plenty of drama in a story about addicts buckling...
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I think if gambling were legal, you'd have less gambling addicts.
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"Are we going to look at addicts as victims?" she said.
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Deem thinks elder scam victims are very much like other addicts.
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"It's not that they're better people or better addicts," he says.
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One start-up is giving mobile addicts power, no strings attached.
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The other two focus on reaching out to addicts and families.
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Melissa Hernandez first started noticing the Puerto Rican addicts in 2015.
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Anonymity creates a sense of safety that recovering addicts desperately need.
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In fact, many recovering addicts are not in a traditional program.
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I want companies to look for the addicts and help them.
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"There are more addicts coming out of the shadows," he said.
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I saw them turn around and give back to other addicts.
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Many stayed in Delray Beach, drawing more addicts as word spread.
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Haley described how Greg and other patient-brokers would entice addicts.
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President Trump has also called for more treatment for drug addicts.
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From 1951, it served as a rehabilitation center for drug addicts.
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The rehab was crowded with crack addicts, some of them felons.
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There are a multitude of reasons addicts do not seek treatment.
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I am still friends with fellow addicts I met in treatment.
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The drug, he said, gives addicts some sense of emotional control.
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The creation of these rooms for hospitalized addicts won't be easy.
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You have murderers and drug addicts, they don't get nine years.
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None of these people seemed to look down on the addicts.
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I'd heard nothing but terrible things about it from fellow addicts.
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On a tour of the streets around the GPO, Tony Duffin, director of the Ana Liffey Drug Project, an organization that works with drug addicts, showed VICE News the 1916 landmarks where heroin addicts openly inject.
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The drug naloxone has been effective in preventing deaths from heroin overdoses, but some people think that it might be unwise for addicts and their acquaintances to keep around — that it enables addicts by providing a backstop.
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In the days between binges, cocaine addicts make many decisions as well.
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"We're a family of addicts," Kevin says in a season 2 episode.
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We're smartphone addicts, and fingerprint sensors are our always-connected IV drip.
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And close to 80 percent of heroin addicts begin with prescription painkillers.
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Best for: Those who insist on HD video, tetherers, and Insecure addicts.
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But these kinds of pursuits turn people into narcissists and thrill addicts.
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LGBTQ people may be more frequently mislabeled as sex addicts, says Prause.
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"We're in the business of creating addicts," he told Buzzfeed in 2014.
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But rehab experts will tell you ... most addicts fall off the wagon.
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There, he met a boy named Erik whose parents were heroin addicts.
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Take a look at some of these precious Puppuccino addicts in action.
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Nobody wanted to work with a bunch of homeless, troublemaking drug addicts.
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The polarizing politics, the selfish Pokémon Go addicts blocking sidewalks everywhere… Seriously?
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For addicts, "any kind of reaching a goal is success," Vincent insisted.
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I live in a family of three stainless steel water bottle addicts.
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"Drug addicts are not bad people, they can still change," she said.
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Recovered addicts said the implant would allow them to feel normal again.
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The art of binge-watching has already been perfected by TV addicts.
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It's really exciting, and adrenaline junkies, car addicts, they'll all be satisfied.
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But the sites would be located in areas where addicts already live.
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Tomato sandwich addicts nearly come to blows about condiments and additional ingredients.
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Brutal withdrawals can be the biggest barrier to recovery for many addicts.
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I hate how people assume people who consistently use opioids are addicts.
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He visited factory workers, opioid addicts, farmers and Americans of all types.
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"There are three million drug addicts" in the Philippines, Duterte has said.
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When my husband and I lived in China, we were restaurant addicts.
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"You see people with their phones out and addicts there," he said.
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Instead, the ex-addicts here only understand one language: direct, brutal honesty.
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Help addicts get services for the addiction and underlying mental health issues.
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The movie provides startling, detailed looks at the wrecks drug addicts become.
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"A lot of places are super-hard on drug addicts," he said.
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There also needs to be more access to treatment for opioid addicts.
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Canadian studies also deemed heroin maintenance effective for treating severe heroin addicts.
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He described Halili as "the one who pretended to parade the addicts".
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Tokarczuk specialized in clinical psychology, including work with drug addicts and alcoholics.
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That's a fanatical amount of sweetness -- a level only addicts would share.
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But for these self-identified marijuana addicts, those recovery groups aren't sufficient.
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And it's because they didn't want the tourists to see the addicts.
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Ophelia: Ophelia replaces rehab with telemedicine for America's 3 million opioid addicts.
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The approach revealed a severe treatment gap for addicts on Staten Island.
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She added that some addicts want to leave the borough for treatment.
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Both of their mothers were addicts and HIV-positive, like Chiron's mother.
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He also started a short-term ambulatory detox program for heroin addicts.
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"There's this immediate assumption of class because they were addicts," she said.
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Online shopping addicts may get emotional satisfaction from shopping for different reasons.
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But I know that most of these addicts don't belong in here.
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We meet drifters, radicals, heroin addicts, night-shift workers, junk shop owners.
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Addicts lament the deaths of fellow users who have suddenly stopped posting.
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We addicts like to fight about where this man was most effective.
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He has 49 employees, and 15 of them are former opioid addicts.
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All love addicts fear being abandoned by their partner and left alone.
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They referred to black neighborhoods as full of drug addicts and criminals.
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Gangs of vigilantes have taken seriously the president's call to slaughter addicts.
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"We're not treating addicts; we're treating very, very sick people," he said.
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He once said he would be "happy to slaughter" millions of addicts.
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Then, Jessica Ravitz goes inside the secret lives of functioning heroin addicts.
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Opiate addicts don't take drugs like heroin or Oxycodone to fall asleep.
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The surgery didn't solve a thing [but Food Addicts did help me].
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His mother's side of the family was full of alcoholics and addicts.
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Cigarettes can be taxed, alcohol regulated, addicts treated, guns made less accessible.
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"Nearly 95 percent of alleged sex addicts are male," he told me.
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Today, there are hundreds of sex addiction self-help groups—Sex Addicts Anonymous, Sexaholics Anonymous, and Porn Addicts Anonymous, to name a few—along with rehab facilities catering to people who feel their sexual behavior is out of control.
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Love addicts who act out their addiction in obsession will fixate on the person they are addicted to, which can manifest in some dangerous behavior"A lot of these abusive men are love addicts with mental disorders," Whetstone said.
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Anne, whose son Harry was recently buried, has invited some of the mourners at his funeral—most of them Harry's prep-school classmates, and all of them "addicts, or former addicts of some sort"—to dine at a restaurant.
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"This area used to be used by drug addicts or prostitutes," she said.
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It organizes conversations, activities, and employment to help restore addicts' sense of purpose.
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So there's a percentage of your addicts, there's a percentage of your overachievers.
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His program recruits social workers to match addicts with the support they need.
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He becomes an advocate for kids with addicts for parents and writes books.
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The new Activity Status is enough to give Instagram addicts even more anxiety.
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Critics have argued the money could be better spent on treatment for addicts.
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Some do not consider themselves addicts, a designation they reserve for heroin junkies.
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The church has extensive programs, including in-patient rehabilitation, for addicts, Padula said.
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I actually talked to a few people who admit that they are addicts.
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There, another locked door leads to a room filled with 212 drug addicts.
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There, another locked door leads to a room filled with 173 drug addicts.
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However, Rogan's fans certainly skew older than Paul's fanbase of young YouTube addicts.
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The illicit high prices force many addicts into crime to finance their habit.
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Experts estimate that the total number of addicts is around five times higher.
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Lucy, realizing something has to change, attends a support group for love addicts.
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"Only the drunks and drug addicts will be left," says a gloomy expert.
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The solution, dyed to show different strengths, is too diluted to interest addicts.
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Heroin addicts in Canada can now get their fix with a doctor's prescription.
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Canada's policy recognizes the physical need that addicts have, as well, she said.
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After all, they're just Splicers, just drug addicts, the game seems to say.
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Who can't purchase a gun: Felons, fugitives, domestic abusers, drug addicts, non-U.
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Gloucester Police Chief Leonard Campanello wrote a post urging addicts to get help.
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But as we now know, India's social media addicts love Facebook and WhatsApp.
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The GF9 also has two nifty hands-free shooting modes for selfie addicts.
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Like so many other addicts, Sarah Wilson's story isn't about someone being reckless.
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The aim is to reduce the spread of HIV and AIDS among addicts.
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The service available to addicts is rare in this part of the world.
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But as Rader points out, addicts can hardly get help if they're dead.
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Do we have to have sympathy for the internet addicts that you interview?
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Addicts have died due to the lack of oversight in the sober homes.
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The high is over quickly, so addicts shoot up several times a day.
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It stands to reason, therefore, that drug addicts keep the drug trade alive.
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Wherever there is a clinic, its doctors can get paid to treat addicts.
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Mr. Ayers's experiences were similar to those of many addicts on Staten Island.
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Police officers, city councilmen, addicts, family men, and their sons are all welcome.
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For addicts, genetic and environmental factors are both at play, and often intertwined.
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Homeless men pushed grocery carts, and addicts shuffled up and down the sidewalk.
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If the addicts migrate to Port Richmond, the neighbors are going to riot.
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Father Felloni's team then asked neighborhood matriarchs to quietly persuade addicts to attend.
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"Heroin addicts can be one of the most violent people around," he said.
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Like all opiate addicts my crippling fear of withdrawal was my guiding force.
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It also reunited families, found help for addicts and told inspirational children's stories.
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What surprised you after spending all this time with addicts, dealers, and families?
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If we don't act soon, we will have a generation of nicotine addicts.
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Subconsciously, being around addicts most of my life kind of put me off.
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It's not just drug addicts making drops, it's kids recruited on social media.
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Recovering addicts lived together after treatment in supervised apartments or single-family homes.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey fights to save drug addicts, and his legacy.
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What he found was a town full of pain clinics and drug addicts.
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Some said the lights would deter drug addicts and squatters, or attract them.
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"I am praying for the victims, the victims of drug addicts," said Enaje.
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FUND TREATMENT Repealing Obamacare would eliminate Medicaid-funded treatment for thousands of addicts.
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People working with refugees, people working with immigrants, veterans, traumatized children, drug addicts.
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It will be very expensive, and addicts will have to voluntarily take it.
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Be assured that the media, and their addicts, will learn nothing from this.
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People think of addicts as being out of control, and they really are.
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However, he is committed mostly to helping recovering addicts and the incarcerated population.
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Addicts from the suburbs often drove there to buy heroin from street dealers.
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Addicts and dealers haunt corners and squares where prostitutes once plied their trade.
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Peep the Streetwear Addicts Instagram—every other post is a Zionist conspiracy meme.
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We are addicts, and it's not just the millennials — it's all of us.
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"The only group viewed more negatively than vegans were drug addicts," Ball added.
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Bourdain made it his life's mission to disrupt those norms; to eat both the foie gras and the pig's ears, and to reveal the real Americans in the kitchen— including the immigrants, the ex-cons, the addicts and recovering addicts.
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But one of the broader problems that follows drug addicts, according to surveys, is stigma, based on the idea that addicts somehow have themselves to blame for their problem — even though addiction really can happen to anyone of any background.
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Most heroin addicts, for example, perform some kind of gainful work between shooting up.
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Still, many addicts have been motivated to quit by a spasm of self-reproach.
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With his encouragement, police and vigilantes have slaughtered drug-dealers and addicts with impunity.
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It is commonly dispensed to recovering heroin addicts to relieve the symptoms of withdrawal.
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HIV became highly stigmatized, a "moral" disease, a plague of philanderers and drug addicts.
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Bad news, Amazon Prime addicts: the company is no longer selling its Dash buttons.
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Chief Campanello said addicts in his program were always welcomed back, no questions asked.
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It'll mature sooner, and it'll turn us into even bigger mobile data consumption addicts.
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One estimate suggests that the law resulted in coverage for an extra 220,000 addicts.
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There is also the stigma around addiction, and using opioids to treat opioid addicts.
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Police in Vancouver were initially dubious but officers now escort addicts to the facilities.
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He says a tenth of the young men in his village are drug addicts.
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Longtime comics fans, superhero addicts, and anyone who loves quirky science-fiction/fantasy shows.
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Those addicts are sometimes willing to resort to abhorrent means to fund their habit.
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He's even authorized the gun-carrying public to kill drug addicts and criminals themselves.
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Heroin only accounts for a portion of the substances being abused by opiate addicts.
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While recovering addicts may be rejoicing today, kratom isn't out of the woods yet.
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But my sense is that many addicts use the phrase more as a metaphor.
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Yet like fellow climate-porn addicts, he cannot resist piling statistic on dismal statistic.
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Yet not all addicts make the switch from one kind of opioid to another.
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Let's get something else straight: For real selfie addicts, an iPhone won't cut it.
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There is currently a 21-day wait for female addicts to get into rehab.
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She wants to open self-injection sites for addicts who need to shoot up.
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After all, we should not be turned 13-year-old kids into gambling addicts.
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What do bronies, '80s (and '90s) nostalgia addicts, and fashion week have in common?
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The facility was opened in May 2016 by three co-founders, all recovering addicts.
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When the drugmaker changed the formula in 2012, some addicts began injecting it instead.
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Dr. Ann DiFrangia counsels dozens of opioid and heroin addicts at Akron General Hospital.
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"We can tell them (addicts) that they are not going to die," DiFrangia said.
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Even more concerning, Duterte has been callously encouraging civilians to kill addicts as well.
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Methamphetamine addicts, of course, are known for having emaciated-looking faces and neck areas.
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That's the same hormone that is released when addicts use their drug of choice.
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"We are artists, activists, addicts," Goldin shouted, according to a New York Times report.
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Huang has said he will fund two 10,000-bed rehabilitation centers for drug addicts.
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They think these people out there are junkies and drug addicts, which they're not.
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The addicts bring their own drugs, and InSite provides clean needles and medical supervision.
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But the anti-opioid measures now under consideration offer little to these forgotten addicts.
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The addicts are usually in full blossom, drunk or high or on the nod.
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Officers neither arrested nor pursued the dealers who sold the drugs to the addicts.
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It combines medication with counseling to help addicts wean off of high opioid use.
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Treatment can include traditional psychotherapy, and there are support groups like Sex Addicts Anonymous.
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Many heroin addicts have found a way out by giving purpose to their lives.
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Down the street, there's a couple with five adopted children whose parents were addicts.
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In Manchester, Trump stopped at a local fire station that helps addicts get treatment.
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Moreover, Portugal's policy change contributed to a reduced number of drug addicts with HIV.
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We are a strange bunch: Thirty addicts living and functioning together as Hope's community.
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And by anything ... he could mean drug dealers, drug addicts, goons and the like.
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In some cases, weed has even been used to help opioid addicts get clean.
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As with many addicts in recovery, she is both preternaturally driven and utterly disorganized.
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Recently, a number of startling images have shown opioid addicts putting children at risk.
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Hair makeovers from Mane Addicts Creator Collective stylists are also included in the stay.
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He promised to enter into a counseling program for sex addicts, and he did.
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I don't think anybody really knows how to get the addicts off the streets.
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Yet the mainstream perception of drug addicts as minorities — blacks and Hispanics — still persists.
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"It would be part of their therapy for recovering," Dr. Matyas said of addicts.
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Police guard the addicts, who aren't allowed to leave the facility for 45 days.
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"Do you give the money to cancer patients or to addicts?" he asked rhetorically.
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The problem, Harvey told me, is that none of those men are sex addicts.
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For the countless number of addicts who have died, it is already too late.
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Both are recovering addicts, replacing drugs with the joy of motorcycling side by side.
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The perk: Fashion addicts should consider getting a job at clothing delivery company Asos.
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Going too easy on e-cigarettes may create a new generation of nicotine addicts.
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My Grand Central was filthy, dangerous, home to pickpockets and thieves and drug addicts.
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Set in Florida, it follows a pair of recovering addicts working to save users.
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The thing that theaters bank on is that people onstage are addicts for it.
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Also: The children of addicts; better pay for Willowbrook workers; flooding in New York.
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Other commenters believed the article did not go far enough in holding addicts accountable.
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But addicts, who seldom have drugs on them, get a trip to the hospital.
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I was raised around recovering alcoholics and addicts, many of whom fought in Vietnam.
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"There are romantics, and then there are the hard-core addicts," Karen Rinaldi said.
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One, the addicts in here will continue snorting and smoking anything they can find.
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"But this is the presidency," addicts on both sides of the aisle will shout.
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We could not win the war on drugs through killing petty criminals and addicts.
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Not for recovering addicts: for survivors of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, like him.
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"A lot of these abusive men are love addicts with mental disorders," Whetstone said.
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One person said there was a misconception that all homeless people are drug addicts.
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Other Afghan troops were believed to be drug addicts, thieves and even Taliban sympathizers.
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As historian David Courtwright notes, by 1970, there were roughly 2000,21973 heroin addicts nationwide.
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In the late 21976s, most addicts were young, urban African-American and Latino men.
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The people who create video games wouldn't say they are looking to create addicts.
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Once compared himself to Adolf Hitler, saying he would kill millions of drug addicts.
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My mother and my aunt Wendi had been addicts since their teens, and had
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Obamacare's Medicaid expansion provision has been critical to giving opioid addicts access to treatment.
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We have seen opioid addicts stumbling around our small town like the walking dead.
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So like other addicts, retired N.F.L. players with addiction problems reach into their pockets.
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The addicts all care for Omid, feeding him, bathing him, handling his toilet needs.
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We are a group of artists, activists and addicts that believe in direct action.
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"The truth is we're addicts," Sánchez said, his eyes bloodshot and his words slurred.
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" But as my lecherous ass soon landed me in Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous and even Sex Addicts Anonymous (yay, me and 12 guys in a church basement!), I began to understand why they referred to other people as "2-legged dope.
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Through extensive research, clinical trials with diagnosed screen addicts, and experience treating a variety of other types of addicts, the author explores the alarming reality of how children could be "stunting their own creative abilities" by constantly turning on and tuning in.
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As with all recovering addicts, she also faces a life-long battle to remain clean.
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" Catelynn added, "I just think children of addicts have a right to feel angry too.
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Instagram addicts may now have a new reason to give Motorola's Moto Z another look.
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This a simple slogan that you'll find addicts saying to each other with great solemnity.
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Yes, the most ordinary company in the world is run by former alcoholics and addicts.
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The result would indeed be more users and more addicts, though how many is unknowable.
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He recalls seeing dealers and addicts trade vials for cash as he walked to class.
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The problem is that E-cigarettes are much better at creating addicts than stopping them.
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And, like drug addicts, outrage junkies require ever stronger fixes to achieve the same effect.
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The Arsenal squad that he inherited were a notorious bunch of alcoholics and drug addicts.
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So far, more than 400 addicts nationwide have turned themselves in at 56 police departments.
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Over half that amount is going to local medical practices, which provide support to addicts.
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Kim Yan said the government would build two more centers for long term drug addicts.
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After being discharged from Mountainside, they both did what addicts do best and ultimately relapsed.
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I needed a distraction, so I called him, unknowingly leaving two addicts for another one.
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She argues that the family ought to be paying for the treatment of addicts instead.
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Her mission is to stop similar situations for recovering addicts ... and she hopes Congress listened.
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"The people who need this plant aren't drug addicts – we're people with hearts and souls."
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Gin addicts might be a rare sight on Madison Avenue, but extreme poverty is not.
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It's also hard to feel sympathy for drug addicts or to understand obsessively suicidal adolescents.
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But he's also stayed clean, despite the low long-term success rates of meth addicts.
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And like any good cult member, I have converted multiple friends into sparkling gold addicts.
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Today addicts can easily buy opioids through their apps with on-demand delivery in minutes.
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Others become addicts for the opposite reason: they are oversensitive and want to numb themselves.
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And treatment centres, already under strain from spending cuts, will have to care for addicts.
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"They need to stop the physical and emotional violence, and stigmatizing the addicts," he says.
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All of these heroin addicts I dealt with started out abusing prescription opiates -- not heroin.
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Since it arrived on the scene it's made addicts out of kids and adults alike.
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If it doesn&apost -- America, you (muted), you drug addicts, you KKK, you fascist USA!
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Local officers and judges know that they can no longer treat all addicts like criminals.
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Lamar Odom ventured out Monday night to the Achilles heel of addicts -- an L.A. nightclub.
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They can forget about recessions, too, since addicts will keep smoking, however the economy's doing.
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For those users that are 'Plus' addicts, the XS Max is an exercise in excess.
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When I mention Duterte's orders to shoot drug addicts, one mother simply shrugs her shoulders.
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A volunteer program connects recovery addicts with individuals being discharged after drug-related hospital stays.
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In the "war on drugs", addicts who need health-care are recast as enemy combatants.
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I have also seen thousands of desperately disordered addicts enter recovery and rebuild their lives.
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These mediators network the city's high drug-use areas every day to connect with addicts.
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In Huntington, however, the church is one of the only sources of help for addicts.
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The beggars return to the carriages—but up here they are mostly white, and addicts.
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But the number of those that involved buy-and-bust cases against addicts is unknown.
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Fleckenbühl, 66 miles north of Frankfurt, Germany, is run exclusively by drug addicts and criminals.
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"We can see the number of addicts doubling," Inspector-General Abdul Hamid Bador told reporters.
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As a country, we've chosen the expensive option: rather than treat addicts, we incarcerate them.
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It seems Tarte has found the combination of colors that shadow addicts use the most.
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As beauty addicts, we get really excited about new, sparkly shadows and out-there colors.
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Fans of Tab — who often call themselves Tab addicts or Tabaholics — have another word: conspiracy.
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On a busy intersection in the heart of Kabul, hundreds of heroin addicts have gathered.
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Such scarcity led many addicts to use the same syringe for weeks at a time.
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Andrew Gillis and Bhreagh MacNeil play Blaise and Vanessa, two addicts on a methadone program.
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For the person in recovery, triggers are everywhere, even Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous sessions.
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The drug courts are moving away from jail time for addicts and toward treatment sentences.
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And when drug addicts and their families search for help, they often turn to Google.
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Behavioral and social norms can greatly influence addicts, "but embarrassment doesn't cure cancer," he said.
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Addicts need treatment to get clean and get a job; then they will find housing.
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The result was a whole new category of young addicts with access to insurance benefits.
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Instead, there was an overemphasis on criminalization of crack addicts, which filled up our prisons.
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In 2009, the Chinese Health Ministry issued guidelines against using electroshock therapy for internet addicts.
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Thousands of addicts were undergoing compulsory residential treatment when he left the commission in 1970.
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Still, the stigma of hiring recovering addicts can put enormous pressure on the company's reputation.
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The trip to Dayton, where he met with a group of opioid addicts, stood out.
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The state also adamantly opposes methadone for drug addicts, sometimes denigrated as a "narcoliberal" scheme.
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It runs homes for older people, orphanages, centers for drug addicts and other social services.
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Often, addicts attempt to quit on their own before checking-in to a treatment facility.
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A lack of funds or medical coverage is a major concern for many struggling addicts.
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Still, smartphone data addicts shouldn't hold their breath for speeds of 10 gigabits per second.
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Now, a growing number are saying the easy access to pills turned them into addicts.
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We being the first generation of crack dealers who were the children of crack addicts.
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Some addicts realized they could pick up extra supplies from Frankau, then sell them on.
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In an instant, the hundreds of addicts who had relied on her were cast adrift.
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I think what you are seeing with the heroin initiations is that this sort of strategy to cauterize the wound and sacrifice a cohort of addicts to the streets and the black market but to cut off the new addicts, that that has not worked.
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It is now the gold standard for opioid addicts in medication-assisted treatment, or M.A.T. A combination of the opioid buprenorphine and the anti-overdose drug naloxone, Suboxone is supposed to give addicts a chance to get their lives together before they taper off it.
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His article takes general aim at screens, but specifically stokes fears about video games and the internet ("I have found it easier to treat heroin and crystal meth addicts than lost-in-the-matrix video gamers or Facebook-dependent social media addicts," he writes).
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It's also worth pointing out that sex addiction is almost exclusively a men's issue—90 percent of self-identifying sex addicts are men—and gay or bisexual men are three times more likely to be diagnosed as sex addicts than heterosexual men, according to Ley.
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KINGSTON UPON HULL, England — There was something different in the batches of heroin that circulated through this English port city over the summer, but most addicts had no idea what it was until their friends and fellow addicts, 23 in all, had died of overdoses.
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Moore sees hope for her community in the addicts that come to Recovery Council for help.
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The Villa's program isn't equipped to support addicts who aren't prepared to recognize a higher power.
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Young men like me who hustled became the sole villain, and drug addicts lacked moral fortitude.
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They started on cannabis, amphetamines, and magic mushrooms, but both went on to become heroin addicts.
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And yeah, some are drug addicts... but that doesn't mean they are not worthy of compassion.
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He also stated their view that Richards statements criticizing addicts had been taken out of context.
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Heroin addicts are an ageing, sickly group, particularly vulnerable to the harms of their drug habit.
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Since the program began, 391 addicts have turned themselves in at the city's brick police station.
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But the industry could do more to protect children and addicts from its increasingly sophisticated products.
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It's the Google search, Google Reader (RIP), and sometimes Wikipedia for journalists and other news addicts.
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This comes as no surprise when we look at the rise in mobile addicts in 2015.
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The website Mane Addicts misnamed the style "twisted mini buns" last year, and was swiftly criticized.
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People are already sick of the ignorance that Pokémon Go addicts have shown in public places.
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All of the padrinos have been in an anexo like this before, when they were addicts.
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Addicts and people who care about them are a huge audience that cuts across many demographics.
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She wants to make sure that everyone knows that not all homeless people are drug addicts.
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" Still, he adds, "There were Kennedys that did not use drugs and did not become addicts.
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Police often assume they are homeless drug addicts, though only a minority live on the street.
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But there may be unintended consequences if alternatives to painkillers are not made available to addicts.
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Don't think heroin addicts are getting some kind of extra bliss that nobody else is getting.
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And like many opiate addicts, he was distrustful of prescription options like methadone, Suboxone, and benzodiazepines.
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This makes it significantly harder for potential buyers or addicts to connect with dealers through Facebook.
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With the implant it will be one less hurdle for us as addicts to get over.
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I assume the same is true for alcoholics and drug addicts who fall off the wagon.
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Mr Duterte often appears to condone or even encourage them, painting addicts and dealers as vermin.
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Murray worries about the addicts who don't feed their babies and don't call someone for help.
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He also is trying to spread a message of empowerment, telling addicts they can help themselves.
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Like all other living addicts and alcoholics, you have the most precious day of all – today.
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The epidemic came from overprescription of painkillers, not people smoking pot and later becoming heroin addicts.
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"Morphinomanes (The Morphine Addicts)" (1887) depicts two women smoking morphine — then a fad among society ladies.
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But no one treatment program is effective for every addict and different addicts present different challenges.
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That simple equation tends to spell doom for even the most well-meaning, recovering cinematic addicts.
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There are coffee lovers, there are coffee addicts, and then there's Italian coffee icon Renato Bialetti.
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Many addicts, finding prescription painkillers too expensive or too difficult to obtain, have turned to heroin.
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Of those, about 25 percent are Strox addicts, officials said, up from 4.5 percent last year.
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The oversize book, which has a list price of $40, is like catnip for "Hamilton" addicts.
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"Phone addicts are the new drunk drivers," Zendrive concludes bluntly in its annual distracted driving study.
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"The reality is, 1-in-8 opioid addicts in America today are in treatment," said Sen.
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He asked the squatters and the day workers and the addicts he passed on the road.
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Police logs show that 114,833 people have turned themselves in as either drug addicts or dealers.
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But there are real challenges to working with a population of former prison inmates and addicts.
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"They're bored," he told CNN after watching the interview with Mahmoud and other addicts in Idlib.
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This month's big news for tech addicts was the unveiling of the next generation iPhone 7.
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Teen Snap addicts might complain that the redesign is confusing, jumbling all content from friends together.
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Yet there is a chronic shortage of beds in the state for addicts who want help.
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All three had known addicts who wanted to get clean but had no place to go.
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The say addicts have to "do the work," and that's what I consider running to be.
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For most addicts, though, the war on drugs here is a program of catch and release.
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In fact, boredom is a top reason for addicts to relapse on their drug of choice.
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The actors are likable, if a little too fresh-faced to be convincing as heroin addicts.
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Near a bridge over the gulch, an encampment of dozens of homeless addicts had grown up.
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He says users destined to become addicts generally experiment until they find the drug they want.
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In addition to getting homemakers, Civil War veterans and others addicted, many doctors became addicts themselves.
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By the time they found Harvey, they all made the same confession: They were sex addicts.
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A study done by the University of Malaya shows that acupuncture could help addicts stay clean.
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It was Medicaid, not Medicare, and it pays for treatment for many, but not most, addicts.
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And city health workers in San Francisco are offering the treatment to addicts who are homeless.
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Regulators need to focus instead on medically assisted treatment for addicts, which has been scandalously neglected.
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People drink alcohol and have sex, but that doesn't make us all alcoholics and sex addicts.
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ASSHOLES The title refers to two relapsed addicts who meet cute in a therapist's waiting room.
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That same facility is accused of luring addicts with gift cards, strip club visits and drugs.
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Those costs included medical treatment, criminal justice system expenses and the decreased economic productivity of addicts.
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But like most children of addicts, I grew up resenting the object of my father's addiction.
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Additionally, not all gambling addicts partake in the high-stakes bets that Ratner was shown doing.
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He hoped this would send a message to other addicts and to those who encountered them.
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Her two daughters were married off and her seven sons had not become thieves or addicts.
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The article in The New Yorker, "The Addicts Next Door," paints a dark picture of Martinsburg.
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It apparently spent more than $118,000 building and maintaining a website for recovering addicts called overcomingpornography.org.
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These were the same regions that are activated in drug addicts when shown images of drugs.
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For us, better to kill these drug pushers and drug addicts than them killing the innocents.
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Almost all of the money would have expanded access to medication-based treatment for opioid addicts.
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"Hannity likened Trump's critics in the media to "drug addicts" who "crave their next Trump tweet.
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He targeted marginalized women, including prostitutes and addicts, whose deaths sometimes went uninvestigated, the agency said.
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Many addicts find themselves hooked on more powerful drugs than the ones they were on previously.
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There are lots of explanations for the low rates of treatment, including stigma against drug addicts.
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Trump said the plan also includes increasing federal funding for treatment, and helping addicts find jobs.
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It involved whether Richard Sackler should apologize more forcefully for disparaging opioid addicts in his emails.
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He also stated their view that Richard's statements criticizing addicts had been taken out of context.
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The thrust staging that allows the audience to envelop the stage implicates us all as addicts.
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Birhan said he had seen many beggars around the city and was told they were addicts.
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I'm not an expert and I've never heard of a magic bullet, but from being involved with drugs, being around addicts and ex-addicts, and from my own experiences I know cocaine, heroin, and speed are all out of your system in a couple of days.
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I also hope that more addicts and former addicts of varying ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds are given the space, in both literature and in their regular lives, to share their unvarnished truths: the chaotic endings, the contradictory endings, the gleeful endings, and everything in between.
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He sent demolition teams to clear out Cracolândia, an area where drug addicts lived on the street.
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The kitchen has turned into a haven for paco addicts like Luis after gangs were chased off.
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There, you spend every single minute of your day with other addicts just talking about your problems.
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With spice, however, the brain is foggy all the time because addicts tend to chain-smoke it.
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And then they got rid of the whole idea that comedians were drug addicts and coke heads.
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"They say that those methods are the only way addicts learn and value their lives," he said.
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He was an early advocate in the GOP primaries for changing how America deals with drug addicts.
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The beauty addicts in us may be satisfied, but the responsible adults are shaking their heads profusely.
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I usually play drug addicts of some sort, totally the opposite of me in real life. 3.
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That the only way to cut off the flow of new addicts was to make this choice.
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I watched incredible documentaries on crack addiction, on Miami in the 1980s, and interviews with crack addicts.
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Selfie addicts will find an 93-megapixel camera on the front with f/1.7 aperture with autofocus.
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The tech companies of Silicon Valley referred to people as users, like a dealer talking about addicts.
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At $400, only cycling addicts will consider buying the device when it comes out in Q1 2016.
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He stressed that four out of five new heroin addicts in the US started on prescription opioids.
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Attention selfie addicts, we have some good news: you might never run out of Snapchat lenses again.
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Contrary to popular opinion, millennials aren't digital addicts who want to share everything on Snapchat and Instagram.
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That means Gloucester's program has effectively quadrupled the rate at which addicts who need help receive it.
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The report alleges that PetMed deliberately targets opioid addicts in its online marketing for pet pain killers.
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Perry wants to create a network of services to get help to addicts when they need it.
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Addicts in Liverpool and Leeds, to name two heroin hotspots, rely on pot luck if they overdose.
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About 700,000 addicts have registered with Philippine authorities but the country has few facilities to treat them.
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" She added, "And she went through her brother's room and stole his clothes — that's what addicts do.
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Bits Dear Facebook addicts: You are a great benefit to Mark Zuckerberg and his growing Facebook empire.
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Now there is 6900 million, what is it, 3 million drug addicts [in the Philippines], there are.
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Shelters to Michael meant places full of addicts and homeless people; he couldn't imagine going to one.
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Addicts hooked on pain pills or "opioids" overpopulate our country's prisons and death rows – particularly in Alabama.
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Tommy Kosto is a drug addict ... probably one of the most severe addicts I've ever come across.
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"The basement is a good place for drug addicts and murderers to hang out," Mr. Ferrara said.
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He has faced threats from addicts who show up at the hospital emergency room, desperate for pills.
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Mckesson, the child of two drug addicts, was raised here by his father and his great-grandmother.
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And lest we forget the constant worry among smartphone addicts (me included) that their phones will die.
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He talks about witnessing drug addicts in his neighborhood and about teachers giving him a hard time.
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I've had a lot of friends who are heroin addicts who would pretty much tell me everything.
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VICE reached out to several current and former addicts to ask what their addictions have cost them.
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While the study was small, addiction researchers say it provides insights into the parenting behavior of addicts.
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And when he finds himself among the oxy addicts, he feels uncomfortably close to his fellow man.
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Even when the temperatures dropped to single digits, many of the addicts refused go to a shelter.
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That contradicted the president's own estimate, which fluctuates between 3 million and 4 million full-fledged addicts.
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Spirituality worked for me, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is the right solution for all addicts.
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In the New York race, Democrat Brindisi says he would promote better access to treatment for addicts.
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Or we'd urge decriminalization-style policies designed to heal addicts instead of piling them up in cages.
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That page, among other things, said Ms. Rose "welcomes" a welfare hotel for drug addicts and criminals.
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Mexico's authorities provide almost no services for addicts, and these kinds of private rehabilitation shelters are common.
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After that, recovering gaming addicts live in halfway houses — apartments leased by reSTART — with their fellow patients.
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Treating addicts who are not in recovery as if they can make reasonable decisions is a mistake.
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He weeded out many of the society kids, the amphetamine addicts and even gradually the drag queens.
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But nearly everyone is voicing unease about the way our children have been turned into digital addicts.
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She added that she would love to hire recovering addicts, but only after they worked at DV8.
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President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody crackdown on drug dealers and addicts has also been felt at Manila North.
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Addicts attended outpatient therapy, found jobs and buoyed each other as they waded back into everyday life.
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Even providing clean syringes to drug addicts to help prevent the spread of AIDS was frowned upon.
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These are mostly desperate addicts with little else to organize their days around besides the next fix.
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They assume all addicts are horrible human beings, im hoping you are able to open people's minds.
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But let the damage done by that harshness be a lesson in how not to treat addicts.
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Whitaker explains Tempest isn't only for the clinically addicted or those who consider themselves addicts or alcoholics.
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They are functioning heroin addicts -- people who hold down jobs, pay the bills and fool their families.
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Only one in 2104 addicts get the treatment they need, according to a 2104 surgeon general's report.
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We want addicts to get into recovery, and if they die from an overdose, that can't happen.
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Today, the government's targets are drug addicts and drug dealers, and a slew of bystanders, including children.
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Sadly we are seeing that opiate addicts are everywhere and from every ethnic and socio-economic strata.
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In any given week, there are well over 1,000 Sex Addicts Anonymous meetings across the United States.
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In my own practice, many people come to me labeling themselves or their partners as sex addicts.
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Consider the siting of a clinic for drug addicts or a halfway house for the mentally ill.
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They don't send people to jail for being addicts, even if the drug they possess is heroin.
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The lack of a ready supply has changed behavior and lessened the likelihood of new painkiller addicts.
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The Filipinos are considered some of the most die-hard, hard-core pageant addicts in the world.
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Then, the area was rife with addicts sleeping on filthy street floors, or in the dilapidated buildings.
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For people to go to jail for being addicts, for being alcoholics, that's a crime to me.
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In these programs, opioid addicts replace their painkiller and heroin use with drugs like methadone and Suboxone.
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Addicts could no longer get prescriptions, so illegal heroin began trickling into the country to satisfy demand.
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Read: The Real-Life Addicts Who Taught the 'Trainspotting' Cast How to Be Junkies Choose a life.
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There's no "tech world business" that does a good job getting drug addicts off of drugs. Sorry.
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I've worked with hundreds of heroin addicts and crystal meth addicts, and what I can say is that it's easier to treat a heroin addict than a true screen addict, precisely because they're so ubiquitous in our society that people inevitably have to interact with them on some level.
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Johnson pushed back on her concerns, saying government regulations had harmed drug addicts more than his policies would.
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Marie is eager to discuss her progress and to break down what she sees as stereotypes about addicts.
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Fans are dubbed "ID Addicts" for a reason: they really do watch hours and hours of network offerings.
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The church seemed to be everywhere in the community, offering ministries to drug addicts, prisoners and AIDS patients.
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By law, patients must not only be local residents: they must be the addicts with the greatest problems.
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Heroin maintenance is still used sparingly in Switzerland, for about 1,000 of the country's estimated 33,000 heroin addicts.
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The measures include more funding for the treatment of addicts and a crackdown on the use of fentanyl.
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In addition to pursuing traffickers to curb supply, the government pumped money into education and treatment for addicts.
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Depending on the jurisdiction, opioid addicts are waiting anywhere from a couple weeks to more than two months.
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READ VICE News' in-depth look at addicts in recovery and the programs that are — and aren't — working.
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World News: Canada approved new drug regulations that permit doctors to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade heroin to treat addicts.
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The Bachelor fans can watch Dating Around, and The Real Housewives addicts get to follow the Yummy Mummies.
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The goal is to keep everyone alive, rather than to fill jails with addicts and morgues with corpses.
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But the FDA must also consider the danger that e-cigarettes will create lots of new nicotine addicts.
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However, I seem to be trapped in a vicious cycle of relapse and repeat, as most addicts are.
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Some of the other students include sex workers and drug addicts, who work better on a nightly schedule.
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You could outlaw heroin and there are more addicts than there is on the streets of New York.
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He notes that only a small proportion of addicts currently receive quality treatment—especially adequate medication-based approaches.
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Now, a decade and a half later, it's meeting an untimely end when many addicts need it most.
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Women drug addicts are even more stigmatized than men, and generally left without a space to get better.
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"I'm helping other addicts to show them what can be done when you're not doing drugs," he said.
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This process of getting the drug to get back to normal is a common experience for drug addicts.
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Families of addicts often share their struggles as a cautionary tale, hoping to save others the same heartache.
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Although terribly unfortunate, this is an understandable part of the behavior of addicts on their journey to recovery.
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My blindness to the bodies of the addicts, and theirs to mine, inhibited, somehow, my compassion for them.
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For example, those who had used intravenous drugs once within a 12-month period were categorized as addicts.
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"Observing [meth addicts] in rehab, it seems like a secret society, a bit like the Masons," Leahy notes.
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The hotline connects addicts seeking help with the four brazen, can-do ladies ready to spring into action.
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The Hope Dealers have all been through it, so they can relate to the parents of these addicts.
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How realistic is it that we might one day genetically profile people to find and prevent potential addicts?
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Peppermint-Bark Lip BalmLip balm addicts, it's time to fall in love with something of your own creation.
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Below, see exclusive shots from her Mane Addicts shoot, and find out all about her chameleon hair ways.
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"If you know of any addicts, go ahead and kill them yourself," he tells his inauguration crowd. Sept.
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His haunting images show us what we expect to see in Appalachia—miners, addicts, white men with rifles.
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Like many addicts these days, he heads to Vancouver's gritty Downtown Eastside neighborhood when he needs a fix.
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Back then 18,614 free needles and 17,564 condoms were handed out to addicts over a two-year period.
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People can stand up in 12-step meetings and admit they're addicts but we still see their humanity.
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Addicts are posing as potential homebuyers and booking house tours in order to get access to medicine cabinets.
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Even so, addicts quickly learned how to cook the new painkiller and inject the liquid with a syringe.
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We are a nation of lonely, depressed addicts, raging on Twitter and looking to the future with dread.
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Most of my idols are drug addicts: Edie, Lou, Nico, Marianne, Anita, Courtney, Kurt, Iggy, Bowie, Burroughs, Stevie.
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Only 22017 addicts have reached rehabilitation centers, though almost 80 percent of the drug users have sought help.
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" Many drug addicts, he explained, are "trying to escape the reality that this place doesn't give them anything.
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The work points to a humanity that is often lost during the cultural conversation surrounding addicts and addiction.
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" The exhibition also included a fumoir, that is, a smoking room: "a fraternal thought for my fellow addicts.
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Good news, coffee addicts, your daily cup of joe doesn't cause cancer, according to the World Health Organization.
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You mentioned those of overseas cultures, but I would add Indigenous Australians and drug addicts to the mix.
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Many Washington restaurateurs turn to D.C. Central Kitchen, which trains ex-prisoners, the formerly homeless and recovering addicts.
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It can lead to depression and withdrawal symptoms, and extreme gaming addicts have died from lack of sleep.
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In the areas where these meetings started, recovering marijuana addicts either felt unwelcome or disrespected in other programs.
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It means there are fewer people working to get these addicts to centers where they can receive treatment.
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Transport care can also help drug-trial participants and recovering drug addicts make it to their medical appointments.
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Most of them were drug addicts, like I was, but had built up debts with some scary people.
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He attended 12-step meetings and volunteered to help suffering addicts at the facility that got him clean.
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After his stay at Silver Hill, Mr. Laird turned to the more traditional support network of recovering addicts.
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We have a president who is an addict running a country overflowing with opioid and social media addicts.
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In fairness, there's good reason we're all Trump addicts: President Trump truly is THE story in America today.
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He said incarcerating Mr. Johnson would have a chilling effect on addicts who call 911 when someone overdoses.
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Like Adair, he has become an outspoken advocate for video-game addicts, once appearing on the "Today" show.
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He is one of thousands of meth addicts in Iraq, a country where drug problems have been rare.
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The LEAD program is good, but what about those addicts who haven't been arrested and directed to LEAD?
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"Without attacking supply lines, and helping addicts and users get clean, it won't ever really solve the problem."
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Love addicts typically exhibit signs of co-dependency on their partner and at times lose touch with reality.
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Last month, he went to Dayton, Ohio, to sit down with recovering opioid addicts at a rehabilitation center.
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Jesse has started a relationship with his landlord, Jane (Krysten Ritter), and together both of them are addicts.
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Strange Success Mike Lindell says there aren't many crack addicts who've become successful, but he's one of them.
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I would happily watch a spinoff series on just the drug itself and the memory addicts it created.
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The problem isn't the CNN "breaking news" headlines that increase blood pressure for the political addicts among us.
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Fewer than half of addicts are receiving help, according to the U.S. Centers for Human and Health Services.
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Such facilities can also connect addicts to needed services like preventive testing, acute care and treatment for addiction.
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The "Drug Addicts" rapper says these custom-made grills are worth $70,000 and according to Johnny ... they're flawless.
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I don't eat junk food any more — I haven't for 18 years, since I joined Food Addicts Anonymous.
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The number of homeless population increased as well, like the crack addicts, the muggings, and the police raids.
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And the most progressive policies go as far as providing addicts with free heroin at designated health centers.
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But religious extremists have disseminated "sinister preachings" in Xinjiang, leading some to act like "drug addicts", he said.
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In the episode about opiate addiction, we went to an uncredited backwoods detox facility in rural Maine where former opiate addicts were treating current opiate addicts by giving them massive amounts of THC, so they could get through the effects of withdrawal and form a new identity toward treating their pain.
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Its depiction of addicts falling off the wagon, of the emotional darkness that might lead them there, and of the way their loved ones don't know how to navigate the minefield they leave behind has deep empathy for both addicts and those who love them but have their patience tested.
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A short drive from Aurora in any direction, addicts could find "pain clinics" that made obtaining prescription drugs easy.
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Like many former addicts, Marie is wary of exchanging one drug for another, and of falling into another trap.
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In Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland, addicts who repeatedly fail methadone programmes may even receive free, government-prescribed heroin.
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Perhaps the state wants everyone to feel like the drug addicts living in California's ever-expanding homeless tent cities?
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According to a report by the Catholic University of Argentina, addicts begin using paco on average at age 14.
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Like other addicts here, he turns to petty crime to make quick money and spends it all on paco.
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And there is no official data about where these people are, or how many drug addicts are among them.
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"If you look on the Wikipedia page, it claims Tony Alamo took drug addicts off the streets," he explained.
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At another rally a few miles away, pro-Duterte supporters listened to Christian songs and testimonies of former addicts.
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For example, when Portugal decriminalized drugs, it also adopted special commissions that attempt to connect drug addicts to treatment.
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In another email exchange, he said opioid addicts are criminals, and they engage in it with full, criminal intent.
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Tate credits the Facebook page Cat Addicts Anonymous, for sharing her story which resulted in an outpouring of success.
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The actor decided to address the rumors on Instagram, where he shed light on an organization helping addicts recover.
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But his previous roles display an even broader range: he's played troubled drug addicts, devoted boyfriends, and dinosaur dodgers.
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Many addicts were once prescribed an opioid legitimately, by a doctor, and then found that they could not stop.
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An hour later someone commented: theres nothing in coshocton but heroin addicts good luck writing an article on that.
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"The thought of these spamming bots infiltrating a support group of recovering addicts made me so mad," she said.
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Bottomless, one of the 200-plus startups in Y Combinator's latest batch, has a solution for us caffeine addicts.
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Worse, some of those experts say, kratom can lead some addicts back to heroin, which is cheaper and stronger.
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A sergeant with the Philadelphia Police Department told me that the rail bed is popular with addicts and dealers.
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Mothers of addicts are demanding an apology from NBC, "Saturday Night Live" executive producer Lorne Michaels and Louis-Dreyfus.
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Two centuries later Victorian merchants got rich by forcing the "vile dirt" into China, spawning an estimated 12m addicts.
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But given that we're phone addicts, why would we ever want to shut our devices out from the world?
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Many addicts simply switched to heroin, which flooded the streets and was often cheaper than prescription opioids or marijuana.
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The treatments at the time, which included "work" and group therapy, weren't working for most of the prison's addicts.
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"How else do I work with addicts for 40 years?" he said in a 2015 oral history for Columbia.
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Austrian designer Klemens Schillinger created the Substitute Phone as a way to help smartphone addicts cope in its absence.
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It is hard to describe the bittersweet sting that many African-Americans feel witnessing this national embrace of addicts.
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O.P. debate candidates just proposed compassion and treatment for (white) heroin addicts, then dismissed (black) victims of police violence.
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The royal mom stopped by a café run by a charity that helps the homeless and addicts on Tuesday.
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Since then, she's worked as a specialist in "harm reduction," an approach to treating addicts and supporting their recovery.
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Whereas kindly grandmothers are Africa's trusted confidantes, many of those in New York are former sufferers such as addicts.
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The product is designed to deter addicts from crushing the pellets to release the oxycodone for a quick high.
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So this might be perfect for porn addicts who like to enjoy adult content in public with getting caught.
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Seventy-five percent of opoid drug addicts are getting their drugs from someone else—not from their own prescription.
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His photographs—of addicts and street scenes, invalids and sports events—are uncaptioned, which lends them an everyman air.
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As in, the same reaction in your brain that addicts have when they see the substance they're addicted to.
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In the first 15 minutes of the outage, we already started seeing some harsh words from Twitter addicts fans.
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Be actively engaged in the 12-step program and one-on-one service to other recovering addicts and alcoholics?
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He vowed to kill thousands of criminals and urged citizens to take it upon themselves to kill drug addicts.
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Even if Rexista were to be approved, addicts could just as easily move on to another opioid, panelists said.
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There are plenty of deals on Amazon today to please tech lovers and, DIY addicts, and anyone in between.
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I wish there were more intelligent, comprehensive and evidence-led approaches to help families and addicts dealing with addiction.
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But officials say the number of young addicts in the area has increased exponentially over the past five years.
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Kevin Hunter has broken his silence about the dissolution of his and estranged wife Wendy William's foundation for addicts.
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The newly-sober Mickey (remember: She's attending Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous) takes out her drugs, as one does.
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In jail, where he had been held during the trial, he was ministering to drug addicts and child molesters.
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Our jails are overflowing with addicts who commit and re-commit petty crimes -- or worse -- to fund their habits.
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On another occasion, he was mugged by a slew of drug addicts at a deserted railway station in Mombasa.
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Watch: The Hard Lives of Britain's Synthetic Marijuana Addicts Here's how things look likely to go for everyone involved.
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Meanwhile, Republican health care proposals promise to gut the treatment and mental health services that drug addicts desperately need.
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It's that he's saying Hitler got it right, if only he had been exterminating drug addicts instead of Jews.
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Yet you don't see American politicians, even Trump, calling for mass killings of drug addicts — much less conducting them.
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His sobriety led to a gig on the MTV series "Gone Too Far," in which he counseled young addicts.
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The bridge, which spans a dried-up riverbed, has been an unofficial meeting place for drug addicts for years.
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"Once you lose that trust in anybody, addicts especially, they're gone, and you can't get that back," he said.
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The couple, John Stuart Nuttall and Amanda Marie Korody, are recovering drug addicts who once lived on the street.
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Are law enforcement officers going to be forced to watch while exploitative drug dealers sell dope to vulnerable addicts?
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From a treatment perspective, "recovery friendly" workplaces help support struggling addicts and their families on the road to recovery.
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Federal law bars felons, the mentally ill, drug addicts and people convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors from possessing firearms.
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We now acknowledge that addicts need treatment, support and incentives (jobs, family connections, a better life) to stay clean.
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In 2010, a team of researchers began giving two-hundred-dollar payments to addicts and criminals in Liberian slums.
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Such data can help the health department and law enforcement track dangerous batches of drugs, and help warn addicts.
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Every year when the holiday season rolls around, Jewish pop-culture addicts find themselves left out in the cold.
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I say them in front my perplexed parents, tabletop wargame addicts, Pokémon Go-playing compatriots, ex-boyfriends, my landlord.
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Many opiate addicts get hooked by accident—not as recreational users, but as patients who are prescribed powerful painkillers.
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Duterte has even claimed that he would be "happy to slaughter" the "3 million drug addicts" in his country.
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Like those of sober addicts and survivors of cults, her life is arranged into a clear before and after.
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Mr. Screech had been working with homeless people and drug addicts, while caring for an alcoholic mother at home.
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It is therefore imperative that these programs be encouraged and expanded to treat as many opioid addicts as possible.
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The public parks are once again filled with addicts; it's just the nature of the fix that has changed.
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In government-run centers, which provide care for about 10 percent of Afghanistan's addicts, there are beds and doctors.
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Chairs created by the British designer Yinka Ilori and recovering addicts from the nonprofit London rehabilitation center Restoration Station.
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For those who have been repeatedly caught or are identified as addicts, the panels can order sanctions or treatment.
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Over 21,000 people in the city of 614,000 are addicts, said Dr. Leana S. Wen, the commissioner of health.
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One of the cruelties of addiction is the way it strips away individuality, making all addicts' stories the same.
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The study also says the procedure could also be used to reduce withdrawal symptoms in heroin and opioid addicts.
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And as Hager makes clear, we're just as helpless treating addicts today as we were in the early 1900s.
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Yet we don't want to create an exemption from punishment for people who commit crimes when they are addicts.
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"Maybe if people read that they will understand the pain addicts go thru on a daily basis," she writes.
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Methadone programs can also help some addicts and stop them from funding mass murder south of the Rio Grande.
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That means TikTok addicts like me can quickly lose track of how many minutes we've spent on the app.
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She added that the high it could provide was "far from ideal" for addicts used to heroin or oxycodone.
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He also hopes sharing his story will help other addicts "seek help – and maybe save a life," says Cameron.
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But anxiety is like a drug, and in that sense many of us are doomed to behave like addicts.
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There has been speculation, for example, that a $2 billion fund to help opioid addicts could be beefed up.
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This product was made to wean addicts off cigarettes, and in reality it's attracting teenagers who would never smoke.
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Writers tend to proceed incrementally, pecking their way ahead like recovering addicts, one paragraph, one book at a time.
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Drug gangs have been known to use rehab centers to recruit addicts, and rival gangs sometimes assault the centers.
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Addicts in the United States are largely treated as criminals, their identities reduced to legal charges and chemical doses.
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In fact, some have gone back to using after leaving 104, as addicts have upon leaving private treatment centers.
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Inside the secret lives of functioning heroin addicts They're not slumped in alleyways with used needles by their sides.
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Blaming doctors, drug companies or addicts themselves does not adequately explain what is fueling this massive public health problem.
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Less innocent victims...less rape...less corruption...less drugs and addicts... Finally, Philippines is going to the right direction.
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More than 6,000 killings in the Philippines have been linked to Mr. Duterte's crackdown on drug dealers and addicts.
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Many disabled people, hepatitis patients and opioid addicts, among others, would no longer receive treatments that they do now.
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Asking patients to report their own pain sadly opens the door to addicts who want to abuse the system.
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However, delivering the active enzyme to addicts by injection and keeping this enzyme functioning in living animals is challenging.
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Children walking to and from school often pass zoned-out drug addicts, and hypodermic needles litter some side streets.
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YouTube. There are these amazing people who just go into crack dens with their phones and interview crack addicts.
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The idea of a Britain in which drug addicts could be numbered in the hundreds seems almost inconceivable today.
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"There is a lot of criticism that this is a church for drug addicts and thieves," the priest said.
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Streetwear Addicts is a small space in a strip mall that owner Steven Fisher has operated for four years.
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To cast people as stupid or Luddites or racists or just out of touch or drug addicts or whatever.
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People go to the hospital for a period of a week and they come out and they're drug addicts.
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" In another email exchange, he said opioid addicts "are criminals, and they engage in it with full, criminal intent.
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We blame addicts for not restraining their urges, even though their addiction has a biological hold on their brain.
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Much more valuable is a "verification of benefits" call, forwarded from a phone room that pre-vets addicts' insurance policies.
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And recovering drug addicts in Erie told CNN they can see why employers have had to look elsewhere for workers.
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For her, having seen few real results with turning addicts away from the drug has made her change her strategy.
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It makes sense that these kinds of stories sell, even if they don't accurately reflect the experience of most addicts.
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They are used to help addicts taper off opioids, but insurers are not always willing to pay for the treatment.
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Opinions of female sex addicts need to change because sex addiction is as real an addiction as alcohol or heroin.
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On a sentence level, in terms of surprise, poeticism, and humor, his writing about addicts and misfits might be unparalleled.
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As a result, he said, many addicts get help only after they overdose and end up in the emergency room.
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Eliminating affordable access to these treatments virtually guarantees that addicts will return to heroin and other illicit opioids, she said.
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"To bring so many addicts to the center in a short time in itself is a big success," he said.
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Keeping close, quantified track of personal progress is absolutely imperative for one group of people: recovering alcoholics and drug addicts.
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Restrictions of the sort proposed by Mr Hawley might leave addicts better off—at least until the withdrawal sets in.
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Serenity Place's female inpatient program currently has 16 beds, 14 of which are occupied by recovering heroin addicts, she said.
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But it still means the majority of opioid and heroin addicts are not receiving treatments that have been proved effective.
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Given that the opioid epidemic sprang from abuse of prescription medicines, concern about abuse of medication for addicts is warranted.
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These law enforcement agencies are offering addicts referrals to treatment programs, either in lieu of arrest, as in Gloucester, Mass.
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Internet addicts often feel like they're living a "double life," said Yaakov, founder of GYE, which has nearly 1,500 members.
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First-timers and ink-addicts alike have caught the fever for Dr. Woo's intricate, fine-line, single-needle-style pieces.
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It took roughly a month for Woods to fold, something that is common among addicts of the social media service.
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For addicts whose doctors have recommended treatment, the law also mandates that insurers offer 180 days of coverage without preauthorization.
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In reality, HIV-positive addicts receiving opioid substitution therapy are 54% more likely to get the antiretroviral drugs they need.
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The staff told NYT that they don't handcuff addicts to the beds "anymore," but bragged about their use of force.
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It's so potent that addicts have been dying in droves recently as batches of heroin have been cut with it.
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" He added later, "Kayo ang mag droga droga anak mo," or, "You are the ones turning your children into addicts.
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They are often accused of being drug addicts when they go the ER, when they are really just seeking relief.
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I hope it also serves as a reminder that neither addicts nor their families have anything to be ashamed of.
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He constantly tried to come up with ideas to help the people he encountered, from recovering drug addicts to veterans.
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After all, even shopping addicts like us would choose the beach over a department store once the weather heats up.
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The organization offers individual counseling, an intensive outpatient program and support group meetings for addicts, their families and the community.
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The proliferation of this mentality provides addicts with a false sense of reality and diminishes the severity of this illness.
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Dr. Julio Diaz, called "the Candy Man" by some of his patients, "turned young people into addicts," according to prosecutors.
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Most of the meetings of Internet and Technology Addicts Anonymous take place online, which is more sensible than it sounds.
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I expected blowback, but I did not expect so many people to say heroin addicts do not deserve our help.
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Or think about it this way: you are paying to house, feed and clothe all of those addicts in jail.
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We shouldn't define people with problematic sexting behaviors as "addicts," with the easy pathology and rehab "cure" that that implies.
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If you go into sketchy parts of Vienna and quiz 0003 homeless, jobless, or drug addicts, the results may vary.
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Instead, these people should receive non-custodial sentences and addicts should get the treatment they need to stop using drugs.
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Terrorised by drug addicts, the nuns of the Gold Buddha Monastery in Vancouver's seedy Downtown Eastside district sought safer quarters.
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But the teen girls I meet at Beautycon don't consider themselves to be exploited consumers or anxiety-ridden selfie addicts.
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Judge Moore himself serves Thursday night dinners to addicts — including Ms. Hileman — who meet in the basement of his church.
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The effort faltered in "Heaven Knows What" (2014), a sapping saga of heroin addicts, but "Good Time" is something else.
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Appalachia is home to coal miners, addicts, Trump voters—and nobody else, according to the average article about Trump Country.
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In Vancouver, 110 addicts have prescriptions to receive three daily doses of heroin — injected by a nurse, in a clinic.
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Finally, these efforts will need to be complemented by re-integrating former addicts into employment and housing to prevent relapse.
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This means that addicts can learn to take actions to improve our health, like using clean syringes, as I did.
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The TV show needs to be just as inclusive if Mr. Simmons wants anyone but sports addicts to watch it.
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"These heroin addicts are daughters, sons, husbands, wives or, in my case, a brother," Mr. Slay told reporters last month.
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Tara Mayson, Tina Stride, and Lisa Melcher run the Hope Dealer Project, which helps addicts find a spot in rehab.
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It follows that Nick suffers from the same affliction as all television characters who are addicts — not particularly original storytelling.
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"The thing about addicts, and particularly those of us in medicine, is that we think we're somehow unique," Reggie says.
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The block's homeless residents — including drug dealers, addicts, and the mentally ill — leave behind piles of feces and discarded needles.
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"Lots of drug dealers are actually themselves addicts and struggling with a range of social and personal issues," he said.
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Offering a rarely heard perspective, two heroin addicts in Atlanta opened up to CNN recently to tell their stories straight.
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Today's newly formed heroin addicts will keep the drug cartels alive and well-funded for the next couple of decades.
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If 10 percent of heroin addicts got completely clean, there would be a 7.5 percent reduction in demand per year.
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Perine said he cried in Detroit, when Austin got an applause-filled reception at a homeless and recovering addicts shelter.
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Addicts were put into jails, where they were beaten, tortured and given more drugs so they wouldn't die of withdrawals.
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In a suburb of Prague, the city's largest drug contact centre offers a needle-exchange system, mostly for methamphetamine addicts.
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But there are an estimated 10,000 hard-core injecting drug addicts in Prague, and the existing centres cannot keep up.
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Shooting up is an extraordinary experience, but as much as they try, addicts will not get that first high again.
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"There are lots of people who have gotten much better," he said, referring to addicts who used the injection facilities.
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The measure authorizes money for various treatment and prevention programs for a broad spectrum of addicts, including those in jail.
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They countered several residents who testified that such a center would bring more addicts, and more heroin, to their neighborhoods.
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Special buses are also provided for addicts to sleep in overnight, when temperatures are often below freezing, the officials said.
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Mader works with a variety of addicts, and understands the power of alcohol on the human brain more than most.
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Anessa Rabbit, 31, says she grew up in a family of addicts and was born with drugs in her system.
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Among those targeted were victims of domestic abuse, drug and alcohol addicts and people who work in the sex industry.
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It closed most company-owned stores in the United States, leaving caffeine addicts without Frappuccinos and freelancers without office space.
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The concern, the political science professor added, is that drug addicts are risky and expensive to cover, making insurers reluctant.
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For instance, in Massachusetts, where it's still a crime to possess heroin, police officers aren't hauling addicts off to jail.
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It was the bill to repeal Obamacare — which would have gutted Medicaid, used by many addicts to pay for treatment.
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I believe we are talking about a small subsection of the male gender — alpha males, sex addicts and drunken adolescents.
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Dolores Flanagan, Nurse, San Francisco Many healthcare professionals noted that the way society stigmatizes addicts can jeopardize their recovery prospects.
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Heroin users are filling the country's jails, but recovering addicts are almost always cut off from their medication while incarcerated.
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Ophira Eisenberg is the host of this multifaceted event that's perfect for trivia mavens, quiz lovers and crossword addicts alike.
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The residences were known as sober homes, where addicts could recover far from temptations and drug-abusing friends back home.
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Berry advertised his products with postings on forums that catered to recreational drug users, research-chemical enthusiasts and pill addicts.
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He said that he had met all kinds of people, including children in juvenile detention, factory workers and opioid addicts.
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Patients fear that naloxone prescriptions could unfairly stigmatize them as drug addicts and cause life insurers to deny them coverage.
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In October, Mr. Duterte compared himself to Hitler, saying that he would be "happy to slaughter" three million drug addicts.
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In San Francisco and other places, some hardcore drug addicts sell medical marijuana on the street to support their addiction.
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" The flyer further says R.A.M. frowns on "weak men, addicts and apathy" and encourages members to revive their "warrior spirit.
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They also force addicts who are in treatment but faced with incarceration to rapidly and dangerously taper off serious medications.
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How does the experience of these "addicts" compare to other game players in terms of negative outcomes from the addiction?
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We also took a close look at how opioid addicts and sellers connected on a now-banned forum on Reddit.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that he was seen on videos apparently smoking methamphetamine and consorting with addicts and criminals.
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Is it any wonder, then, that the economically frightening situation that so many Americans experience could make them into addicts?
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"All of my close friends, we all turned into drug addicts," said a former member of the school's golf team.
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"Nobody knows whether this would stop this mission to kill poor people or small-time drug addicts," Ms. Daa said.
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This suggests that self-reported sex addicts don't exhibit any different brain activity than people who just have high libidos.
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Illegal pill-mill doctors may keep addicts going, but Kolodny argues that it's the legitimate doctors who get them started.
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Ms. Haidari employs addicts who stay clean in her restaurant, and also in two small shoe factories she has financed.
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My shame is an acquiescence to the idea that heroin addicts are bad people who don't care about their kids.
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By 1959, the number of known heroin addicts in Britain had dropped to 19203, before rising to 342 by 1964.
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Soon the listless addicts care for nothing but the drug and weep bitterly when Odysseus forces them back to their ships.
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Why do so many addiction memoirs end the same way, when statistically speaking, most addicts don't maintain 123 percent lifelong abstinence?
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What nuances and truths might we be missing when we insist on lifelong abstinence as the only "happy ending" for addicts?
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"Most addicts need a hit more often," Osmond said, as to why Powerball pales in comparison to daily and instant games.
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The original Kindle is a classic for book addicts, with built-in Audible and access to the world's largest audiobook library.
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My attitude problem (being ungrateful and calling my mother a bitch) was predictive: Only addicts would treat their parents that way.
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We are raw, gritty, the antisocial kids at school, the addicts, the outcasts who found kindred spirits when we moved here.
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Some GOP governors insist addicts have nothing to fear from repeal because, they say, Medicaid will continue to pay for treatment.
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Chief Campanello said that his officers pursued drug traffickers, and that some addicts had even pointed the police to their dealers.
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"Jen had the idea for Mane Addicts and was looking for hairstylists who could do basic graphic-design stuff," says Marjan.
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"This is not a takedown of corner dealers... and addicts," Stuart told reporters ahead of a scheduled press conference on Tuesday.
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Samsung already has this option for many of their phones and it would be a very welcome addition for Apple addicts.
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Neptune rules addiction, and like addicts, we'll want to fight to reach that illusive escape from our real and difficult lives.
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We addicts tend to be all-or-nothing types of people, and not just when it comes to drugs and alcohol.
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Former/recovering addicts are fine to take CBD, he says, but should abstain from marijuana with THC, and remain completely sober.
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You'll find athletes getting ready to show off their skills on one of surfing's biggest stages next to the local addicts.
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A lot of addicts reject treatment, or they go in for a little period of time, and then they drop out.
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Fentanyl testing strips, which cost just $1, allow addicts to test for the presence of deadly opioids before they take them.
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If we are to believe that addiction is a disease, why do we treat the people who are addicts like scum?
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Related: Severe opioid addicts can now get heroin prescriptions in Canada "It hit us like a ton of bricks," he said.
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More recently, the CBS multi-cam sitcom Mom follows two generations of addicts trying to make things better for their families.
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The city of East Liverpool said the photos of the Ohio couple were intended to deter both addicts and potential users.
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One reason for Netflix's success is that it strives to appeal to everyone--sitcom enthusiasts, true-crime lovers, baking-contest addicts.
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Many addicts often become addicted to painkillers and subsequently turn to heroin because it's cheaper, more potent, and often readily available.
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I feel like we can really easily get on the high horse of talking about addicts like they're a different species.
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If anyone could individually stand-up to the uneducated or bigoted masses that openly belittle and trash addicts, it is Chase.
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In addicts, this system is deregulated and they are not able to extract normal levels of pleasure out of everyday life.
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And he rejects the view the law unfairly catches non-violent addicts who are simply feeding their addiction by selling drugs.
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TMZ Sports spoke to Kurt about "AngleStrong," an app he designed to help recovering addicts stay clean once they leave rehab.
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The argument was that the facility allowed the same access to health care for addicts as it did for other Canadians.
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"It's costing lives and it's devastating communities," Obama said while participating in a panel with addicts in recovery and medical professionals.
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Good news, true crime addicts — it looks like there may be a second installment of Making A Murderer in the works.
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There's also resistance to using Narcan in principle: Narcan will only encourage addicts to stay hooked, or so the reasoning goes.
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This, Less reflects as he tries to butter the bread with its companion chunk of ice, is how drug addicts think.
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In an interview, he articulated one of the issues with these sting operations: It is tough for addicts to say no.
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The "tyranny of abstinence," as Jamison calls it, has surely saved many addicts; it beats blackouts and wrecked lives hands down.
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"As we started collecting the data, we found out that most drug addicts are pretty similar to everyday people," Freedman said.
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If you chose the second option, you acted the way the United States government acts when it imprisons female drug addicts.
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Addicts run out of pills or lose access to pills and turn to heroin—it's cheaper, more powerful, and more deadly.
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But we sentence a doctor directly involved in creating heroin addicts at risk of dying to six and a half years.
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Several European countries prescribe and administer, with supervision, heroin to a small number of addicts who prove resistant to other treatments.
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Despite vast investments, law enforcement has failed to keep heroin and other illicit drugs out of the hands of vulnerable addicts.
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As outsiders, we easily question why [addicts] keep using, but now we understand the feeling of comfort it provides the user.
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Addicts would be allowed to carry small amounts of heroin into the injection center where a nurse would explain treatment options.
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Most addicts needed what is known as medication-assisted treatment for a long time, if not the rest of their lives.
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A lot of the artists and fans were drug addicts and those that weren't shooting up were depressed all the time.
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Addicts are good at making deals with themselves, but I figured one more slip after that and I'd go in-patient.
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But the results of a new study go directly against this commonly received wisdom and gives hope to cheese addicts everywhere.
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Some say it helps shift smokers to less harmful products, but others argue it could create a new generation of addicts.
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The Obama administration has urged Congress to add funding into this bill, including $920 million for states to help treat addicts.
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I know well the heartbreak and hurt that addicts inflict on others because I am one and have done those things.
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The final third of "Dopesick" is dedicated to recovery — the steep uphill climb facing former addicts and, more broadly, the nation.
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It teaches former addicts, juvenile delinquents and high-school dropouts technical theater skills so that they can enter the job market.
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During the cleanup, she was hopeful, but after she drove through the tunnels, she was worried about the addicts living there.
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But my appreciation is for my doctor, who despite pressures to decrease oxycodone prescriptions recognizes that not all patients are addicts.
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But it also leaves addicts vulnerable to "body brokering," in which fraudulent treatment centers overbill insurers without really treating the patient.
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I don't think most people who go into tech are trying to create a generation of addicts and ruin the world.
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Public health officials, as well as teachers and parents, fear that e-cigarettes have created a new generation of nicotine addicts.
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Six days a week, Health Department crews hand out clean needles to addicts, in hopes of stemming the spread of diseases.
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Their pain is immediate, and whether you see them as patients or addicts, they are suffering in the same flawed system.
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His critics contend that Cramsey is no hero and that the most he ever does is drive addicts to rehab facilities.
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They are often owned and run by ex-addicts who commit the same systematic abuse that they themselves suffered in anexos.
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She didn't see them because, understandably, these former addicts feel the stigma of being on M.A.T. and remain a quiet bunch.
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Addicts who sign up for 30 days of residential treatment can bring in tens of thousands of dollars from private insurance.
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Other recommendations included media campaigns to raise awareness about opioid addiction and reduce stigma, and using the voices of recovering addicts.
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Addicts, pedophiles and others are in the same situation when they are not "overwhelmed" by their desires, Mr. Morse told me.
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"They are doing it all sorts of ways," said Mr. Whitelaw, referring to addicts' use of fentanyl patches to get high.
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And not the city, which has spent millions of extra dollars on the surge of heroin addicts from out of state.
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In this book, adult children are a letdown: They are drug addicts or mentally unwell or highly needy or simply jerks.
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The town's other factions — the hockey team, a group of drug addicts and the First Nation population — will factor in, too.
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When a burned-out Hardy, wanting to get away from drug addicts, applies to become a federal agent, I'm not surprised.
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Yet as evidenced by both scientific studies and the experiences of clinical psychiatrists, self-identified video-game addicts are overwhelmingly male.
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NIGHTCAP: Good news for caffeine addicts: Starbucks' rewards program will now be based on dollars spent, not the number of visits.
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Plus, there are all kinds of calendars to choose from with something for chocolate addicts, tea drinkers, and beauty lovers alike.
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Peter Shumlin of Vermont used 2000 minutes of his state-of-the state speech to urge treatment and support for addicts.
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Many of them even identify as recovering sex addicts themselves, giving them an extra stake in the passion of their convictions.
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We've had two surgeons general come out and say that addiction is an illness, but we still treat addicts like pariahs.
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Addicts are overdosing in restaurants, movie theaters, and even in the parking lot of an elementary school during afterschool pick up.
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They consider themselves casual product recommenders and self-proclaimed "Amazon addicts" who already spend a lot of time on the site.
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Well, for one thing, Starbucks has figured out how to keep their loyal Frappuccino-loving and iced coffee caffeine addicts happy.
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All the drug addicts live on the same estate as us, so it's easy to make money selling drugs to them.
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"The popular myth is that it's all addicts committing crimes to support their habits," John Roman of the Urban Institute says.
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But law enforcement has an undeniable role to play, so long as it's focused on stopping drug traffic, not criminalizing addicts.
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Rios and his wife were drug addicts for 19 years, and the former delivery man has multiple misdemeanors on his record.
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The weight started coming back up and the depression got worse, and that's when I found Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous.
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And for anyone listening, the story humanizes addicts, demonstrating that addiction can occur in any family, even in incredibly wealthy ones.
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The deeply religious DeGarmos, who have three children of their own, adopted three of their foster children, all offspring of drug addicts.
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Campanello was named a "Champion of Change" at a White House ceremony in April because of his department's approach to drug addicts.
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Its 56 recommendations include a proposal to establish nationwide drug courts that would place opioid addicts in treatment facilities rather than prison.
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Glass also notes that there are important differences between people who claim to be sex addicts and people who are sexual predators.
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Drug dealers hang out under the newly created BRT overpasses, resulting in an uptick of addicts that didn't used to be there.
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Suspected dealers and addicts have suffered the brunt of violence but few inroads have been made towards shutting down the narcotics kingpins.
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To circumvent ADFs addicts will sometimes soak their pills in vinegar or lemon juice, corrupting most of the opiate in the process.
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Plus, she is the mastermind behind Mane Addicts, a digital publication that shares her and her team's hair knowledge with the world.
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Over a meal, they try to talk the addicts out of taking the drug, and through education they try to rehabilitate them.
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I have to think that oligarchs and billionaire wealth addicts aside, for the most part, people are more alike than we think.
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Success looks different for everyone, and the everyday realities of most people's lives are far from neat or tidy, addicts or not.
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The are reports of drug addicts in rebel areas becoming victims of intimidation, and being forced to work, for example digging trenches.
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Osmani recounts the endless schemes addicts use to smuggle heroin into the center: hidden in oranges, in people, thrown over the wall.
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"The movie is tarnishing the image of Punjab and its people by showing them as drug addicts," a party member told reporters.
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