There's Bob Welch, cocaine, Sound City, cocaine, Tom Petty, pot, the Pacific Palisades, cocaine.
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The shirt is being sold by a matter-of-fact sounding vendor called Cocaine Santa Let it Snow which, as of this writing, has 226 products listed on Amazon, including several variations on, you know, Cocaine Santa, a smiling Cocaine Snowman, a friendly Cocaine Santa, a more desperate Cocaine Santa, a Cocaine Reindeer, a Cocaine Elf, and inexplicably, a Santa-hat wearing pug that has been left unattended behind a pile of cocaine.
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For Richie, that means snorting cocaine and then snorting more cocaine.
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Cocaine initially enters the sewage systems through the urine of cocaine users.
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The bill notoriously carried tougher sentences for crack cocaine than powder cocaine.
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It is not wealthy cocaine snorters overdosing from cocaine and fentanyl—it is those from poorer communities using street cocaine with heroin that contains fentanyl.
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Loaiza was booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of Cocaine Over 20 Kilograms, Possession of Cocaine for Sale, and Transportation of Cocaine.
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For instance, powder cocaine and crack cocaine were treated differently in the courts.
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People like cocaine; there's a lot of money to be made in cocaine.
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Beard was convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, cocaine base, heroin and phencyclidine.
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"I done sold cocaine, sold crack cocaine," he told The Fader in 2016.
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Loaiza was initially booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of cocaine over 20 kilograms, possession of cocaine for sale, and transportation of cocaine.
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Loaiza was initially booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of Cocaine Over 20 Kilograms, Possession of Cocaine for Sale, and Transportation of Cocaine.
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Raines admitted using cocaine after his name came up in a 1985 cocaine scandal.
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It seems like a lot of cocaine, because it is a lot of cocaine.
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The researchers also find that the price of cocaine rises while cocaine seizures drop.
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Animal studies suggest that the need for cocaine is increased by stress: The more cocaine animals were given, the more stress they felt and the more they wanted cocaine.
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Police also said they seized cocaine, crack cocaine, marijuana, and pepper spray during Dabrowski's arrest.
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Johnson "regularly bought cocaine from Holder," and also gave cocaine to others, the documents state.
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Johnson was convicted in 1996 of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine.
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I'd go to these after-hours where cocaine was everywhere, and everybody wanted to be able to say they'd done cocaine with Andy Dick, so everybody would give me cocaine.
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A 2010 law intended to address the sentencing disparity between crack cocaine offenders and powder cocaine offenders would be applied retroactively — covering inmates incarcerated for crack cocaine offenses before Aug.
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The bill provides relief to 28,29 people serving harsh and outdated sentences for old crack cocaine charges, which weighed one gram of crack cocaine as equivalent to 210 grams of powder cocaine.
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The bill, which Obama signed into law, reduced the sentencing disparity between powder cocaine and crack cocaine.
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Cocaine Physiologically, cocaine reduces blood flow in the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to tears and ulcerations.
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Cocaine-related overdose deaths have increased by 60 percent since 85033, even though cocaine use has decreased.
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Though they eventually dropped the cocaine and crack-cocaine charges, she was ultimately convicted for the marijuana.
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Cocaine Cocaine directly interferes with the brain's use of dopamine to convey messages from one neuron to another.
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I got tipped in cocaine too, but I always gave it away because I don't really like cocaine.
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"Ningunas personas en Colombia les gustan cocaine"—"No one in Colombia likes cocaine"—Mari told me in Spanish.
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His songs are about doing cocaine, wanting to commit suicide, and talking to girls about cocaine and suicide.
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"Our cocaine wipes are sensitive to trace amounts of cocaine residue left on any surface," a spokesperson explained.
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In the 1980s, crack cocaine made clear just how addictive cocaine could be, even without physical withdrawal symptoms.
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"On the scale between candy and crack cocaine, it's closer to crack cocaine," Mr. Anderson said of screens.
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From early in his career, Mr. Guzmán reached out to cocaine suppliers in Colombia to receive cheap cocaine.
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" But one concern preyed on his mind: "Please don't turn me into a cocaine addict," he said to his new favorite doctor, to which Giesing replied, reassuringly, "A real cocaine addict snorts dry cocaine.
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The eels in the cocaine water appeared more hyperactive to the biologists than the eels in cocaine-free water.
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A translucent kind of "fish scales" cocaine sold in South America is actually a mixture of cocaine and phenacetin.
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But the rising supply of cocaine in the United States is beginning to drive increases in domestic cocaine use.
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The operation names 22019 defendants in a conspiracy to possess large amounts of heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, and cocaine base.
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In 28503, cocaine overdose deaths increased by more than 22020 percent, to about 14,000 people dying from cocaine overdoses.
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WATCH: How to Use Cocaine as Safely as Possible So how, exactly, will this bust affect the global cocaine supply?
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If the medication works and using cocaine is less compelling, this may help people to achieve abstinence from using cocaine.
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"I do not use crack cocaine, nor am I an addict of crack cocaine," he said at a news conference.
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In 2010, Congress unanimously voted to reduce the sentencing disparity between crimes involving crack cocaine and those involving powder cocaine.
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According to the report, Colombia leads the world in cocaine manufacturing, while North America contains the majority of cocaine users.
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He was convicted at a time when crack cocaine offenses were handled far more harshly than those involving powder cocaine.
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Cerf The headline on the cocaine piece ["An Exotic Drug 'Cocaine' Appears Popular"] may have been the single best thing.
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Cerf The headline on the cocaine piece ["An Exotic Drug 'Cocaine' Appears Popular"] may have been the single best thing.
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South Americans wouldn't manufacture massive amounts of cocaine from coca leaves if chic Americans didn't buy powdered cocaine for snorting.
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Blocking rewards: How the immune system could help treat cocaine addiction Crack cocaine has been ranked by experts as being the third most damaging drug and powdered cocaine, which causes a milder high, as the fifth most damaging.
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Prosecutors said that from 1998 to 2010, Barrera ran a cocaine manufacturing and trafficking syndicate that produced an estimated 5,000 kilograms of cocaine a month, resulting in more than 720 tons of cocaine being produced during the scheme.
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Overdose deaths including cocaine and opioids more than tripled between 2000 and 2015—but cocaine deaths without opioid involvement actually declined.
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"The overwhelming majority of fentanyl reports and cocaine reports submitted to NFLIS contain only fentanyl or only cocaine," the report states.
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Because cocaine is a stimulant and opioids are depressants, a dealer selling cocaine laced with fentanyl or heroin would lose customers.
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A jury was unpersuaded, convicting her of importation of cocaine and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, the judge wrote.
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NAVY SEALS DISCHARGED OVER METH, COCAINE USE: Eleven Naval service members are being discharged after testing positive for cocaine and methamphetamines.
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"The affidavit said the powder "later tested positive for cocaine and was a total package weight of 45.91 grams of cocaine.
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Mr. Valdez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine, conspiracy to distribute cocaine and conspiracy to launder money in January 2016.
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Vice Admiral Charles Ray of the U.S Coast Guard said cocaine traffickers also used these routes for drugs other than cocaine.
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We used mice that were trained to reveal their preference for cocaine by spending more time in a cocaine-rich environment.
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At the time Durbin was trying to reduce the penalty for crack cocaine, which was 100 times higher than for powder cocaine.
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It had a secret compartment on each side, which ... he wouldn't say they were for cocaine, but they were used for cocaine.
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He would eliminate sentencing disparities between crack and powder cocaine, noting that harsher sentences for crack cocaine disproportionately affect defendants of color.
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This included 6,270 pounds of basic cocaine paste, 7,900 pounds of cocaine hydrochloride, the purified chemical, and around 3,000 pounds of marijuana.
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Mr. Humphreys said one pathway to cocaine use is encountering the illegal drug market through an opioid addiction and then adding cocaine.
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Myth: Cocaine can kill coronavirus Fact: Cocaine will make you high, not healthy It started, like so many things, on social media.
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Brazil is a major consumer of both cocaine and crack and a key transit point for cocaine headed to Europe and Asia.
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What has not been mentioned all week is that President Clinton also pardoned his brother Roger Clinton for cocaine trafficking and cocaine use.
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That 2010 law eliminated the massive disparity of treating possession of crack cocaine as 100 times more serious than possession of powdered cocaine.
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According to the UNDOC report, Colombia leads the world in cocaine manufacturing, while North America is home to the majority of cocaine users.
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Given the choice to deliver marijuana or cocaine, all the postal service employees chose to deliver cocaine in exchange for a higher bribe.
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Proud to the point of arrogance, he seldom used the word "cocaine" without reminding those in the courtroom that it was his cocaine.
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McGowan has pled not guilty to cocaine possession after cocaine was found in the wallet she accidentally left behind on a United jet.
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That legislation reduced the notorious sentencing disparity between crack cocaine and powder cocaine offenses, but it did not apply to those already imprisoned.
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Coast Guard officer hurt his back carrying cocaine Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Todd Bagetis, who once helped seize 237 bales of cocaine off a narcotics-smuggling submarine, testified that while lifting some of the 55 pound "bales" of cocaine, he hurt his back.
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Maybe our delicious kebabs killed the racist in him") and cocaine is regularly left in the loos ("People always take cocaine in our toilets.
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Johnson was convicted in 1996 of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine and spent a third of her life in prison.
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"Cocaine traffickers are diversifying their routes and methods," Dr. Axel Klein, an international drug trade expert from the EU's Cocaine Route Programme, told me.
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In a recent study, emergency department patients who used a combination of alcohol and cocaine died more often than those who used cocaine alone.
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Like the other cocaine Santa shirt, all of the shirts from "Cocaine Santa Shirt Designs" state they ship from and are sold by Amazon.com.
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Venezuela started seizing precursor chemicals used in cocaine production last year along the Colombian border, leading them to cocaine laboratories in Venezuela, he said.
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Brownfield said that the focus had shifted from cocaine to heroin trafficking as cocaine use plummets and heroin use skyrockets in the United States.
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Back in 22019, Congress reduced sentences for inmates who were punished under a law that treated crack cocaine far more severely than powder cocaine.
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Some of the chemical know-how among traffickers has led to weird illicit drugs: Some "pink" cocaine made in Colombia is actually synthetic mescaline, a hallucinogen, while other pink cocaine is a mixture of cocaine, Ecstasy, and ketamine, an anesthetic used as a club drug.
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In the UK, cocaine hospitalizations are up, the number of cocaine-related deaths is rising, cocaine purity is way up, and use is increasing year after year, partly because—for a fifth of users—it's quicker to get a bag delivered than a pizza.
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The amount of cocaine removed by the Coast Guard is the sum of all cocaine physically seized by Coast Guard personnel and all cocaine lost by smugglers due to Coast Guard actions, according to a Homeland Security Department Inspector General report for fiscal year 2018.
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Kirby seems almost prescient now, after a new study suggests that consumption of energy drinks like Cocaine might lead to the use of actual cocaine.
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There, officers found in excess of 28 grams of heroin, nearly 12 grams of cocaine, about 15 grams of crack cocaine and three Suboxone strips.
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Officials said 20 kilos of marijuana, 10 kilos of cocaine, 1,800 doses of crack-cocaine known as "paco," and 400,000 Argentine pesos ($14,819) were seized.
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"I have seen young people who think they are trying cocaine end up in intensive care and testing positive for cocaine and fentanyl," he said.
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And although people are already dying of cocaine-fentanyl combinations in alarming numbers, much of the cocaine supply does not have fentanyl in it — yet.
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Phillips was arrested on a charge of buying a small quantity of cocaine in 1997 and pleaded guilty to one count of felony cocaine possession.
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Valdez will plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, attempt to import or export cocaine, and money laundering, attorney Wilmer "Buddy" Parker said.
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The sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine resulted in longer sentences for crack cocaine offenses, 80 percent of which were applied to African Americans.
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Valdez will plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, attempt to import or export cocaine and money laundering, attorney Wilmer "Buddy" Parker said.
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As a result, Mr. Humphreys said, cocaine prices have fallen, leading to an increase in cocaine use in the United States and some European countries.
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When people in outpatient treatment for cocaine dependence are encouraged to reduce their drinking, they are more likely to quit using cocaine, his research suggests.
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In addition to shirts that appear to show Santa Claus doing cocaine, the seller also offers cocaine-themed shirts featuring President Donald Trump and Sen.
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Frankel and Morgan accused Medley of doing cocaine During the bra party battle, Frankel insinuated that Medley did cocaine – a claim Medley refuted on the reunion.
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Someone sells you "cocaine" and it has adulterants so you don't feel it, so you overdose and have a different reaction because that is not cocaine.
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In 21980, Harper's published an opinion piece by David Owen called "Boycott Cocaine," designed to guilt trip the Reagan-era literati about its collective cocaine habit.
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It is estimated that between 33 million and 23 million people worldwide use cocaine and that in 22012 the cocaine market was worth about $22018 billion.
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Case in point: the many celebrities who successfully take heroin or cocaine for years before injecting a speedball—a cocaine-heroin combo—and very publicly dying.
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The US Department of Justice discovered 11,030 pounds of marijuana and 2,242 pounds of cocaine—the largest single-seizure cocaine bust in Southern California tunnel history.
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For one, people who are buying cocaine want cocaine, and they're going to be unhappy if a totally different drug ends up in what they buy.
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Crack and cocaine can cause multiple psychiatric problems, with paranoia occurring in 84 percent of cocaine users, and crack associated with more frequent and intense symptoms.
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"We asked 15,000 cocaine users from around the world whether it was quicker to get a gram of cocaine delivered or a pizza," the GDS explains.
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For one, cocaine and meth are already legally allowed for limited medical uses: Cocaine is an anesthetic, and meth is used to treat ADHD and obesity.
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The company was implicated recently in smuggling cocaine from Colombia to Europe, hidden aboard a company ship carrying foreign coal was $7 million dollars of cocaine.
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The numbers paint a troubling picture with more cocaine leaving South America every day, and the increased availability is driving more cocaine use in communities nationwide.
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Cocaine Coast (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): In 1980s Galicia, Spain, a young fisherman becomes a prosperous cocaine smuggler by providing Latin American suppliers with a European entry point.
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The charges against Crystal are serious: Federal prosecutors originally attributed 1000 kilograms of marijuana, 813 kilos of cocaine, and five grams of crack cocaine to her.
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In 2010, a bipartisan group of lawmakers passed the Fair Sentencing Act to reduce the vast sentencing disparity for possession of crack cocaine versus powder cocaine.
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Cocaine remains one of the most widely used illegal drugs in the United States, where most of the world's cocaine is consumed, according to federal officials.
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Meanwhile, there was a corresponding cocaine epidemic in white suburbs and college campuses that compelled the US to install harsher penalties for crack than for cocaine.
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Johnson, now 63, was convicted in 1996 of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine and spent a third of her life in prison.
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The market for cocaine remains relatively stable, and "the increase in the purity of cocaine seen in recent years has now leveled off," notes the report.
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Public health officials in Rhode Island have warned of fentanyl contaminating cocaine, a danger to cocaine users who are not habituated to opioid use, and in West Philadelphia last June, 18 people overdosed and three died after smoking crack cocaine they didn't know was laced with fentanyl.
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The First Step Act retroactively applies the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, which fixed a longstanding injustice by reducing the 100:1 crack-to-powder cocaine ratio (meaning that one gram of crack cocaine was weighed as equivalent to 100 grams of powder cocaine) to 18:20193.
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Cocaine use has surged in recent years in the United States, where 92 percent of cocaine seized by federal authorities in 2016 was traced back to Colombia.
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Heroin, powder cocaine, and rock cocaine have risen from sub-20 percent purities in 2010 to more common purities in 2016 of between 43 and 74 percent.
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As with the injection of crack, a form of cocaine that is rarely sold in Glasgow, cocaine injecting often entails more frequent and risky use of needles.
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Plastic-wrapped bricks of cocaine wind up on beaches somewhat infrequently, but media reports have shown several impromptu cocaine deliveries along Atlantic Ocean beaches in recent months.
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Whether as a transit point for cocaine from Colombia, or as a potential center for cocaine production, the risks from Venezuela as a failed state are enormous.
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Colombia is the world's largest cocaine producer and more than 90 percent of the cocaine seized in the U.S. originates in Colombia, according to the U.S. government.
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So Prozac would be considered addictive, but not cocaine, because quitting Prozac abruptly can cause flulike symptoms while stopping cocaine doesn't, even though it elicits extreme craving.
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The country came in second place in 2015 and 2016 for countries where cocaine was seized by authorities, according to a White House report on cocaine trafficking.
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I recently had sex with a guy when we were both on cocaine, and the cocaine ended up bringing out some not-so-positive traits in him.
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Additionally, a Houston cocaine supplier, Joseph Antoine testified that he provided Jones with cocaine to be sold at the family "crack house" that Jones and her siblings and mother were alleged to be dealing from, accusing Jones herself of setting the market price for crack cocaine in the area.
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For example, retroactivity of the Fair Sentencing Act would allow prisoners sentenced for crack cocaine offenses when there was a 100 times greater sentence to seek a sentence reduction under the 2010 law, which lessened the disparity between crack cocaine and powdered cocaine by more than five times.
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It would also extend retroactively a reduction in the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine signed into law in 2010, which could affect thousands of drug offenders serving lengthy sentences for crack-cocaine offenses, which were dealt with far more harshly than the same crimes involving powder cocaine.
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The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy published estimates for production of cocaine and cultivation of coca, the raw material for cocaine, in Colombia last year.
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Powder cocaine is used mostly by wealthier, white people and crack cocaine, which is sold on the streets for very little money, was used in poorer Black communities.
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The U.S. Coast Guard released video Thursday of service members leaping onto a submarine carrying 17,000 pounds of cocaine as part of a monthslong, $703 million cocaine bust.
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The Canada native became known in Australian media as "Cocaine Babe," after she was arrested for importing 209 pounds of cocaine into Australia on a luxury cruise liner.
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During the 1980s, for instance, the federal penalties for crack cocaine were far more stringent than those for powder cocaine, which resulted in lengthier terms for African-Americans.
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Although prescription opioid and heroin deaths in the US far outnumber those from cocaine, there was a 1.6-fold rise in deaths from cocaine between 2010 and 2015.
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It is also clear that there's some sort of cocaine-fentanyl connection: overdoses involving both cocaine and fentanyl soared from 180 in 2012 to over 4,303 in 2016.
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And while there has been a reported increase in cocaine production, Kolodny said that the rise in cocaine-related overdoses was a logical result of increased fentanyl use.
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An estimated 3.5 million adults used cocaine last year in the EU. The retail cocaine market was worth around EUR 5.7 billion in 2013, according to the report.
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It found an average purity level for cocaine, the drug for which it gathered the most data, of 2000%, compared with 24.9% for cocaine bought on Spanish streets.
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In those years, drug offenses involving methamphetamine grew 2900 percent, compared with marijuana, which fell 220006 percent; powder cocaine fell 2202 percent; and crack cocaine fell 2628 percent.
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An additional 1,691 people will receive reduced sentences due to the law's retroactive application of a 2010 law that reduces sentencing disparities between crack cocaine and powder cocaine.
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The Texas-born Valdez-Villareal will plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, exporting and importing cocaine and money laundering, his lawyer William "Buddy" Parker said.
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Later, in 2002, some 1,900 kilos of cocaine was seized from a warehouse in Brooklyn and a similar amount of cocaine was seized the following year in Queens.
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The combination of cocaine and alcohol is even more cardiotoxic, and can elevate your heart rate and blood pressure more than cocaine would on its own, research suggests.
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The primary target of the killings was Wendy Chaney, who sold drugs for the gang — including cocaine hydrochloride, crack cocaine and heroin — in Franklin County, Pa., prosecutors said.
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In March, the Justice Department arrested five people in California accused of using the site as well as Dream Market to sell methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine.
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The officer "believed" the substance "to be cocaine based on my training and experience," and said that the substance initially tested positive for cocaine during a roadside test.
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Cocaine conviction Perez was convicted in February 2010 in Cook County, Illinois, on charges related to his delivery more than 2 pounds of cocaine to an undercover officer.
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Skeptics point to the influence of cocaine on his masterwork, The Interpretation of Dreams, for which the model, it seemed, was the feverish, cocaine-induced, free-associative reverie.
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Related: The Golden Age of Drug Trafficking: How Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin Move Around the World Cocaine use, the report notes, is higher in southern and western Europe.
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Colombia's peace deal didn't end the country's war on cocaine Colombia's peace deal didn't end the country's war on cocaine Colombia's new peace deal with the FARC, the South American country's largest rebel group, allows the government to resume aerial eradication of coca plants, which are used to make cocaine.
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The Coast Guard's 261-ton cocaine haul probably stopped nobody from getting high The Coast Guard's 22013-ton cocaine haul probably stopped nobody from getting high The U.S. Coast Guard just brought a massive shipment of seized cocaine to Florida, but the bust probably won't ruin anyone's party plans this weekend.
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The North Family largely controls a cocaine drug route along the Solimoes River in the Amazon that flows into Colombia and Peru, the world's top two cocaine-producing nations.
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With the price of cocaine dropping and supply expanding, an increase in cocaine use would come at exactly the wrong time, triggering a new phase of the overdose crisis.
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Valdez will plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, attempt to import or export cocaine, and money laundering, defense attorney Wilmer "Buddy" Parker told CNN en Español.
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One might also note that searching "woman Devin cocaine" is a rather roundabout way to pin down a specific reporter's tweets that included the words woman, Devin, and cocaine.
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The North Family controls a lucrative cocaine route along the Solimoes, a branch of the Amazon that flows from Colombia and Peru, the world's top two cocaine-producing nations.
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And especially important are negative results such as 'your cocaine does not contain cocaine,' which are easy to find out with any testing technique, but very valuable for safety.
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Coast to coast, police and public health officials have been quick to correlate a jump in fatal overdoses involving both cocaine and fentanyl to cocaine being laced with fentanyl.
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The United Kingdom -- where 4% of young adults reported using cocaine in 2016 -- demonstrated the highest rates of young adult cocaine use among the countries involved in the study.
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Johnson was sentenced to life in federal prison without parole in 1996 after being convicted on charges of conspiracy to possess cocaine, attempted possession of cocaine, and money laundering.
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Nor did law enforcement data show fentanyl contaminating cocaine outside of the low-end street drug market, where cocaine, including crack, and fentanyl-heroin are more often used together.
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Studies have also found that people who are dependent on both alcohol and cocaine experience more accidental injuries, violence, and overdoses than people who are dependent on cocaine alone.
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White socialites snorting cocaine in an Aspen ski lodge are forgiven, while inner-city blacks smoking crack -- just another form of cocaine -- are vilified and locked away, Miller explains.
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One high-ranking UN official has estimated that at least 30 tons of cocaine—a fifth of America's entire annual cocaine consumption—enters and leaves Guinea-Bissau each year.
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" - Juana, 224 "Cocaine turned them into Mr. Hyde.
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T. Star in Cocaine & Booze Clinic — at 13!
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Cocaine use appears to have increased in North America and Europe, as has the quantity seized: globally, 864 tonnes of cocaine were impounded in 2015, the largest amount on record.
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The context is a little hard to explain; it involves the question of whether reimbursing an actor for the cocaine he snorted is as illegal as buying cocaine for yourself.
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Cocaine Godmother is based on the life of Blanco, one the original "Cocaine Cowboys" who pioneered the drug trade between Colombia and the United States in the 1970s and '80s.
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In New Hampshire, deaths from cocaine in combination with an opioid have outnumbered deaths from cocaine alone since 2012, according to data from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
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An increase in deaths from fentanyl-laced cocaine is particularly worrisome because the stigma surrounding some forms of cocaine, particularly crack, could make it harder to get people into treatment.
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Back in 1988, Biden co-sponsored the Anti-Drug Abuse Act, which created new mandatory-minimum sentences for drug offenders and pushed harder punishments for crack cocaine over powder cocaine.
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Cocaine 'easy' to obtain Australia has one of the highest uses of cocaine, by percentage of population, in the world, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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The researchers applied their enhanced technique to build a database of chemical fingerprints of cocaine samples from 572 specimens of coca leaves taken from all 19 known cocaine-growing regions.
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According to court records, Johnston was sentenced in 2015 to 23 months in prison for delivery of cocaine, felon in possession of a firearm and possession of cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine.
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Among them were seizures of 450 kilograms of cocaine in May, 538 kilos of cocaine in March and 50 kilos of the powerful opioid, fentanyl, in July, CNN affiliate WPVI reported.
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I felt like I was around a lot of people at the time who were doing a lot of cocaine, and it wasn't so much the cocaine that was the issue.
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One Sinaloa insider described Mexican workers getting contact highs while packing cocaine into thousands of jalapeno cans — shipments that totaled 25 to 30 tons of cocaine worth $500 million each year.
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Dr. Tozer says it has been shown that the use of cocaine is more common in men with lower sperm counts and that chronic use of cocaine can reduce sperm counts.
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"The UK has never grown coca leaf, which contains the cocaine alkaloid, so all coca and cocaine products have only ever been imported, almost exclusively from the Andean region," explains Steve.
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The rise of cocaine The CDC is also seeing a trend in overdose deaths related to cocaine, which have increased steadily from over 4,000 in 2009 to over 6,700 in 2015.
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Cocaine production in Colombia, the main producer of the drug, has spiked in recent years, and the Coast Guard has hauled in record-setting amounts of cocaine over the same period.
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Among the inmates who received news Friday their sentences had been reduced: Albert Campbell, who was charged in 1995 with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and cocaine base.
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David, 35Length of relationship: 5003 yearsDrug involved: cocaine I've had other relationships where things went badly because we were doing loads of cocaine together, and that was not a good idea.
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Aside from Freud's glowing 1884 monograph on cocaine, "Über Coca," in which he described his research on cocaine — and his addiction to it — there was little modern research on the drug.
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Albanian gangs have made a name for themselves by selling high purity cocaine at competitive wholesale prices, and contributed to the rising availability and purity of cocaine in Europe since 2012.
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And then they just started snorting cocaine again instead, so the cocaine deaths that had decreased in 2009 started to climb back up and have been around the same level ever since.
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This was especially noticeable because the Obama administration had been pushing for policies to reduce racial disparities in drug sentencing — such as the disparity between sentences for crack cocaine and powder cocaine.
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He answered, "yes, your honor," to a series of questions from the judge, ultimately using that phrase to say he pleaded guilty to charges of cocaine importation, cocaine distribution and money laundering.
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"The fragmentation of the cocaine trade in Europe appears to have resulted in increased competition among crime gangs for national and cross-border territories in cocaine supply and retail," the report said.
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"People who died from overdose with cocaine and fentanyl in their system look similar demographically and in death scene presentation to those who died from overdose with cocaine and heroin," said Viner.
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Fear of cocaine might have contributed to the dread that the black might rise above 'his place' as well as reflecting the extent to which cocaine may have released defiance and retribution.
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Someone convicted in federal court of possession of five grams of crack cocaine received a minimum mandatory sentence of five years in prison, compared to less than a year for powder cocaine.
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A report by the Drug Enforcement Administration released on Monday indicates that cocaine use and availability in the United States are rebounding, with several domestic cocaine data sets outpacing 2007 benchmark levels.
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Crack cocaine was disproportionately prevalent in African-American neighborhoods, while powder cocaine was favored by more affluent white users, leading to a sentencing imbalance that cut along lines of race and class.
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Sanders did, in 1995, suggest that penalties for powder cocaine should be harsher to match penalties for crack cocaine, and boasted about supporting some "tough" laws, particularly programs funding police, in 20173.
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But with cocaine supply in Colombia and demand in Europe both booming, it is likely to make little difference to Costa Rica's newfound place in the big leagues of transatlantic cocaine exporters.
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Cocaine surge in the AmazonBrazil's gangs also import cocaine into the remote, northern Amazon region of the country along the so-called triple frontier with Colombia and Peru, according to federal police.
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Another substance, benzoylecgonine, which is produced when cocaine is broken down, was found in high quantities — 1,700 nanograms per milliliter — suggesting he had repeatedly used cocaine in the days before his death.
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In 2016, a synthetic opioid such as fentanyl showed up in more than 83% of the cocaine-related overdoses in New Hampshire; 70% of cocaine-related deaths in Massachusetts; nearly 20143% of those in Maine; and 54% of those in Connecticut: In grayed states, medical examiners reported fewer than 20 deaths that involved both cocaine and fentanyl.
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The amount of cocaine seized via sea and air is significantly higher than the amount along land-based routes -- the Coast Guard intercepted 228,564 pounds of cocaine from October 2016 through March 2017 compared to 2,899 pounds of cocaine confiscated by border agents at land-based ports of entry along the southern US during that same time.
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In 22019, Congress passed the Fair Sentencing Act, which brought the penalties for selling crack and powder cocaine in line — in part the result of lobbying that argued the amount of crack cocaine needed to trigger federal crime penalties relative to powder cocaine, previously set at a 100-to-1 weight ratio, disproportionately impacted African-Americans.
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According to a previous statement from the Department of Justice obtained by PEOPLE, Holder allegedly sold cocaine out of his Chelsea apartment for more than 10 years — and allegedly sold cocaine to Johnson.
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"Here's where it gets interesting: Even after a full 60 days of being cocaine-free, if a formerly heavy cocaine-using rat got another taste, the dose "fully reinstated tolerance to cocaine's effects.
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Her husband, Somchai, also allegedly admitted that he did cocaine that night, police said, and, in a police report obtained by Tucson News Now, said he used cocaine every six weeks or so.
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Led by Elias Dakwar, a psychiatrist at Columbia University, scientists have come up with a radical idea—what if ketamine could be given to cocaine dependent individuals to address their cocaine-related problems?
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Crack is cocaine, and yet while cocaine is regarded as a casual party drug, crack users are seen as far more erratic, or even pathetic; as out-of-it, homeless, toothless, and desperate.
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Possession of five grams of crack cocaine resulted in a mandatory minimum sentence of five years without parole; the same rule only applied to powder cocaine if the perpetrator possessed five hundred grams.
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The connection was part of the rationale for making it 100 times easier to get a mandatory minimum sentence for crack cocaine over powder cocaine, even though the two drugs are pharmacologically identical.
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This provides a much quicker uptake than that achieved through oral or nasal administration—something that we can also observe in the difference between crack cocaine and cocaine powder dependencies, according to Jones.
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He told Congress in 2009 that a law punishing the possession of crack cocaine far more harshly than the possession of powder cocaine was an "unmitigated disaster" that landed unfairly on minority communities.
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And if it was cocaine that limited Phillips' impulse control just enough that he was willing to go into the stands and thrash a racist, well, just this one time, hooray for cocaine.
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A newcomer to the drug scene, the defendant, Mr. Ramírez recalled, offered to smuggle 4,000 kilograms of cocaine ("My cocaine," he said) to Los Angeles from Mexico for 20 percent of the shipment.
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COCAINE SURGE IN THE AMAZON Brazil's gangs also import cocaine into the remote, northern Amazon region of the country along the so-called triple frontier with Colombia and Peru, according to federal police.
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The measure expanded a 2010 law that reduced higher penalties for possession of crack cocaine, a drug used more by the poor and minorities, than for powder cocaine, used more by the wealthy.
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He negotiated cheaper deals with the dealers by promising to deliver the cocaine more quickly, gaining him the nickname El Rápido for his speed in funneling the cocaine through tunnels under the border.
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Russell alleges fraternity members gave her son Adderall and cocaine.
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This is massive amounts of cocaine for many, many years.
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At a loss, Julian buried the cocaine near his trailer.
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The Legend of Cocaine Island slots neatly into the zeitgeist.
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He had tried cocaine previously but only fleetingly, he said.
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Researchers also looked into drug use, with cocaine a focus.
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This is how 28,000 pounds of interdicted cocaine look like.
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Escobar's death left a vacancy in the Colombian cocaine market.
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But making, say, cocaine or heroin illegal is one thing.
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After a few hours of drinking, someone brought out cocaine.
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Overdose deaths for cocaine and synthetic opioids, including fentanyl, increased.
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Some of us also learned that cocaine generally ruins everything.
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Punishments for cocaine and crack offences were made more proportionate.
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Most of the cocaine seized in Bolivia comes from Peru.
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IC: How does the PCC guarantee its cocaine flows overseas?
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Deaths linked to cocaine and psychostimulants, like meth, also increased.
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Cocaine, as they say, is a hell of a drug.
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He quit cold turkey, then stuffed his nose with cocaine.
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This amount of cocaine could kill millions – MILLIONS – of people.
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This is -- this is like a legal form of cocaine.
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By her 20s, she'd discovered opioids, cocaine and crystal meth.
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But what does it mean, realistically, for cocaine consumers worldwide?
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His apartment was covered in blood, cocaine and torture tools.
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Cocaine is pescado (fish), queso blanco (white cheese), or tamales.
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Connected crooks control petrol and cocaine smuggling, and gold mining.
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After Felix proclaims cocaine is the future, Rafa storms out.
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Junior year he added daily cocaine user to the list.
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Meth, cocaine and heroin were also seized from the car.
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But that's of no use to many crack cocaine users.
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Buckley was convicted in 2015 of a cocaine possession charge.
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Those seizures equaled to 6.8 kilos (15 pounds) of cocaine.
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There is even a vaccine for cocaine in the works.
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There's more cocaine being manufactured in Colombia than ever before.
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André has produced tons of cocaine, but who is responsible?
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Around 28% of cocaine use also began in the summer.
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Howard Dean tweeted that Trump might be on cocaine. 55.
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How exactly is cocaine helping him find rock's true path?
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This lead to the Harrison Tax Act which outlawed cocaine.
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McGowan's been hit with one felony count of cocaine possession.
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Spectacular levels of cocaine abuse also shaped this nihilistic trajectory.
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A drug dealer blew crack cocaine smoke into her face.
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Blood tests later revealed Lamar had cocaine in his system.
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After searching the vehicle, police allegedly found marijuana and cocaine.
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And we don't mean the constant and gratuitous cocaine use.
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A lot of cocaine; a lot of crack and meth.
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Users often take heroin to reduce the comedown of cocaine.
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The FARC also sought to maximize cocaine revenues before demobilizing.
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In the 1990s, however, Ms. Henderson became addicted to cocaine.
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There aren't treatments specific to the needs of cocaine addiction.
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He snorted cocaine off of women's chests while doing so.
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He admitted to cocaine use, too, and still consumes alcohol.
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" Being a drug lord is not "all cocaine and women. . . .
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Blankenship also called McConnell "Cocaine Mitch" in a previous ad.
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I'd spend three to four hundred a day on cocaine.
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Ms. Irizarry, too, fought addictions, to alcohol and crack cocaine.
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"We all began to dabble with cocaine," Mr. Williams said.
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By that point, she says, Houston had already sampled cocaine.
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Wendy Williams is opening up about overcoming her cocaine addiction.
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He had cocaine, MDMA and marijuana on him, police said.
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He'd been homeless since the 1970s, spent years freebasing cocaine.
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Death and exploitation are features of the cocaine supply chain.
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In both respects, it is very similar to cheap cocaine.
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Cocaine just made me feel low, but I couldn't stop.
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The drug was cocaine, and the minority was African Americans.
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Or, the first time you try cocaine and it works.
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Cocaine could even be synthesized in a laboratory from scratch.
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Yep: that bathrooms have allegedly been used to do cocaine.
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Cocaine.I've never heard white pony as a reference to cocaine.
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Together, the two snort cocaine and beg Shelly for money.
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"We plan on stopping when cocaine stops," he told Deadline.
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Steinberg's father struggled with addictions to cocaine, Quaaludes, and heroin.
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"How am I not worth more than cocaine?" she said.
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Saviano's second book, about cocaine, earned him accusations of plagiarism.
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In the '70s, I was surrounded by cocaine and alcoholism.
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The surge in cocaine deaths has received relatively little attention.
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White kids smoke weed, ingest cocaine and hook up freely.
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All were tied to a network of Colombian cocaine traffickers.
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Examples circulating online include drinking household bleach and using cocaine.
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They say crack, cocaine, and marijuana are the most popular.
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In 2005, Parker was arrested on allegations of cocaine possession.
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It just started going down, like — crack cocaine and weed.
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They was snorting that cocaine real bad here in Baltimore.
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That opened the door to ecstasy, cocaine and crystal meth.
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Fame is a drug more potent and dangerous than cocaine.
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Right now they are number one for consuming crack cocaine.
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"I was lucky to be a cocaine addict," he said.
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Meade returned to cocaine and to living on the streets.
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He couldn't divine the answers, so he turned to cocaine.
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Overdose deaths linked to cocaine increased by almost 5 percent.
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Two months earlier, authorities seized 6 tons of cocaine there.
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Rivera was found guilty of trafficking crack cocaine in 2001.
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Other drugs classified as Schedule II include cocaine and fentanyl.
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Hammer pants, cocaine — everybody had a stick in the '90s.
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Tulsi Gabbard wants to decriminalize drugs like cocaine and heroin.
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He was arrested, facing one charge of felony cocaine possession.
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He had smoked pot, taken ecstasy and occasionally snorted cocaine.
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Latin American cartels probably controlled the cocaine seized in September.
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The cocaine was concealed in fruit cargo headed to Rotterdam.
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It was the biggest cocaine seizure in the country's history.
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His father was struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine.
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He arranged cocaine deals in Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Panama.
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Investigators say Fernandez's body tested positive for cocaine and booze.
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But crack cocaine wasn't introduced into the country until 1984.
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She's into cocaine, he's into heroin, and they get high.
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On Tuesday, the authorities cited fentanyl, heroin, diazepam and cocaine.
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So what's all this cocaine consumption doing to our bodies?
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Next come two dancers snorting a literal pyramid of cocaine.
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And rivers polluted with cocaine increased dopamine levels in eels.
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To push that a step further: Should cocaine be legal?
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And then there's movie star cocaine, Hollywood movie star acidophilus.
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The measure expanded a 2010 law that reduced higher penalties for possession of crack cocaine, used more by the poor and minorities, than for powder cocaine, used more by the wealthy and middle class.
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Cocaine is an upper, and fentanyl, like other opioids, is a downer — so cocaine and fentanyl have generally opposite effects, which can be unpleasant to someone who wants a pure upper or downer experience.
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Oviedo police said prosecutors sent only the suspected cocaine to Florida Department of Law Enforcement lab testing because they decided to drop the marijuana charges and pursue a higher charge of felony for cocaine.
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The police found a brick of cocaine at Paradise Beach Park in Melbourne, as well as a duffel bag filled with 15 kilos of cocaine on Cocoa Beach 20 miles north, NBC News reported.
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Edgar Valdez-Villareal, better known as "La Barbie," a leader in the Beltran-Leyva Cartel, pleaded guilty in January 210 to conspiracy to import cocaine, conspiracy to distribute cocaine and conspiracy to launder money.
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Colombia, which is the world's largest producer of coca, the crop from which cocaine is made, produces some 487 tons of cocaine each year, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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It's best to say, "So-and-so has a cocaine/opioid/tobacco use disorder," although she says that "So-and-so has an addiction to cocaine/opioids/tobacco" is also acceptable in everyday conversation.
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Last year, the Coast Guard seized a record 450,000 pounds of cocaine, valued at nearly $6 billion, an amount that was more than all the cocaine seized by land-based law enforcement agencies combined.
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One of the main sources of that violence is cocaine routes, and their damage can be traced back to the 1970s, when US users were spending tens of billions of dollars on cocaine annually.
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At the height of his power, Escobar brought in an estimated $420 million a week in revenue, supplied 80% of the world's cocaine, and smuggled 15 tons of cocaine into the US per day.
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Why fentanyl is turning up in cocaine is a mystery, partly because the CDC's overdose data does not distinguish between deaths from cocaine laced with fentanyl and those from intentional mixing of the two drugs.
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The Couple Overdose on Cocaine and Animal Tranquilizers According to officials, the Halyes had overdosed on a lethal combination of cocaine and carfentanil, a powerful derivative of fentanyl often used to tranquilize rhinoceroses and elephants.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish police said they have cracked a large cocaine ring in the Tampere region which imported 13 kilos of cocaine from the Netherlands to Finland in 2017-2018 and involved dozens of suspects.
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Despite strict drug laws, the quantity of cocaine seized in Africa doubled in 2016, according to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), making it the second-highest growth in cocaine seizures after Asia.
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Cocaine as we know it, a bitter, numbing powder called cocaine hydrochloride, has been around since only the mid-1800s, when it was marketed in toothache drops, sinus pills and nausea powders for pain relief.
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Like several other Democrats, she would eliminate the differences in sentencing for powder versus crack cocaine, as crack cocaine offenses have traditionally garnered longer sentences and been more likely to affect poor and minority defendants.
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Due to the ongoing proliferation of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids into the expanded domestic cocaine supply, cocaine-related deaths will continue to rise through 2018, potentially reaching epidemic levels in the next few years.
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Johnson had spent more than two decades in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine -- and was featured in a video by the news site Mic last fall.
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Colombia has been the world's largest producer of coca since the mid-1990s and continues to be the source of the cocaine seized in U.S. territory, with 92 percent of cocaine samples confiscated last year.
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A 22019 Bertholf mission off Central America yielded 18,000 pounds of cocaine, worth about $205 million, recovered from a homemade submarine; a March 2016 mission yielded 12,000 pounds of cocaine off the coast of Panama.
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In 2017, NYC's health department launched a publicity campaign warning that recreational cocaine users were at "exceptionally high risk of overdose" from fentanyl-laced cocaine, an effort that recently reached bars and clubs in Brooklyn.
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The seizure ranks among some of the largest in U.S. history including a bust of 21 tons of cocaine in California in 1989 and 14 tons of cocaine confiscated in Texas during the same year.
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It includes one provision to address an issue that has been contentious for years, since the era when a mandatory minimum sentence would apply to a far smaller amount of crack cocaine than powder cocaine.
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With cocaine production and output in Colombia hitting record levels in 2018, there is now an abundance of inexpensive, high-potency cocaine feeding into the U.K. market, often via importation through Spain, Holland, and Belgium.
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Last month, he expressed remorse for his handling of criminal justice issues, saying "I haven't always been right," and specifically pointed to a bill that created a sentencing disparity for powder cocaine versus crack cocaine.
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Although Sanders did in 1995 suggest that penalties for powder cocaine should be harsher to match penalties for crack cocaine, and boasted about supporting some "tough on crime" laws, particularly programs funding police, in 2006.
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Hilton admitted in court to using marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids and cocaine.
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But his addiction grew, too -- from cocaine and Vicodin to heroin.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Colombia is to cocaine as Colorado is to marijuana.
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From 22017 to 2017, cocaine-involved deaths have risen 22018% annually.
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Contributing factors included heart disease and cocaine use, an investigation found.
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The DEA says cocaine was found in the man&aposs car.
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The busts also netted cocaine, heroin, LSD, marijuana and other drugs.
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Authorities said cocaine abuse and heart disease contributed to Houston's Feb.
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"Cocaine is a really nasty drug in the brain," says Mulhall.
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And they found 90 pounds of cocaine, in 40 separate packages.
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She faces charges for possession of cocaine, methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.
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This horrifying Florida Man story involves boats, guns, cocaine and hostages.
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Critics contend that much of it is used to make cocaine.
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We're told she claims she saw him using cocaine and heroin.
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He eventually moved on to alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and prescription pills.
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So we end up with cocaine very popular in the 1980s.
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Severe infection from levamisole in cocaine wipes out immune system defenses.
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Chepe was in New York, and cocaine production was going swimmingly.
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Cocaine and methamphetamines are currently listed one level lower than marijuana.
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It was there that Tupac confronted her about her cocaine use.
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"We have seen fentanyl mixed with cocaine," said coroner Lakshmi Sammarco.
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They took loads of cocaine, they danced to jazz all night.
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Detectives found marijuana, cocaine, Xanax and hydrocodone pills in the house.
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Eventually, I had a cocaine distribution ring in New York City.
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Using cocaine, the researchers trained mice to prefer a particular environment.
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The country is also the principal highway for cocaine trafficked north.
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They would scream and yell and maybe do some cocaine together?
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He saw all the cocaine being transported to the United States.
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By deciding to transport cocaine, Felix is threatening his business' equilibrium.
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First, it was one line [of cocaine], then it was two.
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He was charged with conspiring to export ten tonnes of cocaine.
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Then, he breaks out the cocaine and offers Veronica a bump.
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There are signs that changes are afoot in the cocaine market.
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She said she later dabbled in drugs like cocaine and LSD.
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Bringing cassava powder home is almost as difficult as smuggling cocaine.
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It involved my partner and I importing huge quantities of cocaine.
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Mitchell Gomez: It's being cut in to cocaine and other drugs.
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He loves cocaine and naked ladies, like all movie rich guys.
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But it's kind of funny because "Yay" is slang for cocaine!
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But why are these overdose deaths involving cocaine and fentanyl spiking?
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When it comes to cocaine, though, there is no equivalent medication.
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We also hinder body autonomy (snorting cocaine, for example, is illegal).
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What happens to the cocaine once it reaches its final destination?
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They prefer psychedelics to cocaine, simply because they are more fun.
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Characters doing cocaine, gun violence and a rather explicit orgy scene.
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Chronic cocaine users often lose their appetite and may become malnourished.
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Then I would put my cocaine out and have bigger profits.
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The two discussed business and coordinated multi-ton shipments of cocaine.
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Mr. Hernández is accused of helping traffic 11 tons of cocaine.
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Colombia and neighboring Peru are the world's leading producers of cocaine.
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Some music just sounds like huge lines of needlessly expensive cocaine.
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"You take 600 mg of cocaine," he scribbled on the board.
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Fisher also had cocaine, methadone, ethanol and opiates in her system.
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"I don't know anything about any cocaine," Posey reportedly told police.
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Prosecutors said they seized four kilograms of heroin, cocaine and weapons.
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It's more likely to test positive the more cocaine you do.
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Drug-sniffing dogs even came out, confirming the powder as cocaine.
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From 21 to 31, I was doing enormous amounts of cocaine.
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As it turns out, cocaine costs more than a few dimes.
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I guess that, in many ways, it's like being on cocaine.
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In the 1990s there was coca, the raw material for cocaine.
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It is a show that should make Western cocaine users shudder.
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For instance, marijuana trafficking is generally punished less severely than cocaine.
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But in the cocaine of the privileged, I've not seen it.
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"They are looking for more money to fight cocaine," he said.
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Nearly a month after his arrest, he tested positive for cocaine.
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The cocaine was also apparently laced with a powerful synthetic drug.
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Two years later, he moved on to selling cocaine and heroin.
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She began with cocaine and marijuana, and eventually moved to meth.
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Cocaine blocks those receptors, effectively shutting off this normal cycling process.
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There were houses where the parents would snort cocaine with us.
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Then Barker ran the same tests on the supposed crack cocaine.
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Moreover, we have now seen three years of record cocaine production.
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Nationwide use, overdose deaths, and violence fueled by cocaine dropped dramatically.
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A cocaine addiction had pushed him to the brink of suicide.
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What cocaine was to the '22015s, opiates are to the 224s.
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He was arrested — but not charged — for cocaine possession in 2005.
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The 1,575 packets of cocaine were hidden in 64 sport bags.
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A toxicology report subsequently revealed heroin and cocaine in his system.
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After his first taste of cocaine, Gooden said he was hooked.
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And Sigmund Freud was more than a casual user of cocaine.
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That night, before walking onstage, Laura did cocaine and chugged champagne.
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He also described the drug dealer who sold him the cocaine.
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We were there so we could take cocaine back to Canada.
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Engle's first marathon takes place the morning after a cocaine binge.
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For some reason, they love to place cocaine in car bumpers.
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She said she first tried cocaine as a teenage Disney star.
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Likewise, most U.S. bills have trace amounts of cocaine on them.
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He also admitted to using cocaine, ecstasy and marijuana multiple times.
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But contamination has increased more steeply than it has with cocaine.
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Some suspected a heart attack caused by the effects of cocaine.
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For cocaine and MDMA, you'd have something more like a pharmacy.
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"It's quite a chuck out of the cocaine economy," he said.
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When Iranian police raided her house, they found opium and cocaine.
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In just over a year, he's spent £20,000 [$28,173] on cocaine.
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The cocaine seizure is one of the largest in French history.
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Cocaine, it was implied, was turning black men into superhuman brutes.
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At that time, heroin, cocaine and opium were sold without restriction.
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Initially, he said, Lyric was careful to steer clear of cocaine.
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And there are others, like cocaine, where use is steadily declining.
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For a time, it appeared cocaine didn't require as much attention.
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Having fewer solutions doesn't mean we can't do anything about cocaine.
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"She's not some bottle service, cocaine-snorting owner," Ms. Bartsch said.
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"With cocaine, it wears off after a few hours," Fisher said.
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The cocaine, she said, was valued at more than $60 million.
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One follower flat-out accused her of being caught with cocaine.
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It was 12 nights of gin and cocaine every single night.
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I was snorting cocaine like it was going out of style.
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Edward Douglas is serving a life sentence for selling crack cocaine.
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Watch our video 'How the UK's Cocaine Habit Funds Islamic Extremists'
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You see, the cocaine cartel does not begin in Medellín, Colombia.
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He then reached for a pipe and began to smoke cocaine.
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I came back to the UK and started buying cocaine again.
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He had women moving the cocaine in condoms in their vaginas.
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"Video poker is the crack cocaine of gambling," Mr. Curtis said.
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She became addicted to cocaine and checked into a rehabilitation center.
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Crime surged, and a crack cocaine epidemic swept across the city.
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Here's what Cocaine Mitch thinks of the Articles of Impeachment pic.twitter.
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The numbers for meth and cocaine are still dwarfed by opioids.
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Fear of crack cocaine and black men gave us mass incarceration.
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In his telling, he'd become a "speed freak"—cocaine and Adderall.
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Mr. Olango tested positive for cocaine and alcohol at the hospital.
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But hey, "Cocaine Mitch" is a heck of an attention-getter.
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The group controls much of Europe's cocaine trade, European officials say.
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CB snorted a line of white powder she thought was cocaine.
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Oh, and that he had a cocaine problem 23 years ago.
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Cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and ecstasy are all more dangerous than marijuana.
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The deals totaled about 90 pounds of cocaine, Mr. Reyes testified.
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In 1984, 15 percent of DC's arrestees tested positive for cocaine.
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You see, the cocaine cartel does not begin in Medellin, Colombia.
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Users become reliant on that fake confidence that cocaine can give.
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He thought they were filled with anthrax; it was actually cocaine.
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When cops arrived they busted June for possession of crack cocaine.
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" Hitler was heartened: "I don't intend to become a cocaine addict.
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She had been 6 years sober from alcohol, cocaine and Oxycontin.
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Read more: A man was caught in Spain with a half-kilo of cocaine hidden underneath his toupee Read more:US officials in Philadelphia busted 16 tons of cocaine worth more than $1 billion16 Marines were arrested in relation to human smuggling and drug crimesA fleet of boats, a corrupt crew, and fresh locks — here's how smugglers loaded $1 billion worth of cocaine onto a ship owned by JPMorganA London teenager died after overdosing on 'Calvin Klein,' a party drug that's a lethal mix of ketamine and cocaine
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Johnson had been convicted in 1996 of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine and subsequently spent 21 years in prison before being released just months after Kardashian West took interest in her case.
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The video evidence also showed Jutting telling police he was consuming 10 packs of cocaine a day - each costing HK$1,000 and that he ingested up to 20 grams of cocaine just before the second murder.
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Joe Biden Biden, who served as vice president under former U.S. President Barack Obama, has proposed eliminating prison sentences for drug use, decriminalizing marijuana and eliminating sentencing disparities for offenses involving crack cocaine and powder cocaine.
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In at least eight states, the combination of fentanyl and cocaine is so prevalent, it's likely responsible for the majority of deaths that involve cocaine: The quality of data reported by medical examiners varies by state.
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The bill would grant relief to between 2,000 and 3,000 people still serving jail time under the old system when possession of crack cocaine was treated as 100 times more serious than possession of powdered cocaine.
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Cocaine addiction and rehab The actor has been open about his struggle with cocaine addiction in the past and recently opened up with Megyn Kelly TODAY about how bad his problem was before he sought help.
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Motherfuckers chose crack cocaine as a career choice, not knowing it was the Contra scandal that led to so many Americans having knowledge and experience of mixing baking soda with water and cocaine to make crack.
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On opening "If You Know You Know," Push dances around everything we know him for—dealing crack and cocaine and letting everyone know that they are not as good at dealing crack and cocaine as him.
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The jump is a result of increased cocaine production in nearby producer countries, particularly Colombia, and rising demand for cocaine in Europe, where the drug has made a dramatic comeback and commands a high street price.
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Mr. Biden said he regretted supporting the tough-on-crime drug legislation of the 1453s and 1990s, expressing remorse in particular over a bill that created different legal standards for powdered cocaine and street crack cocaine.
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Heroin overtakes cocaine as the biggest concern for local cops Heroin overtakes cocaine as the biggest concern for local cops American law enforcement has a new Public Enemy No. 238 among illegal drugs: It's called heroin.
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These claims arose more prominently during the West Virginia Republican Senate primary, where candidate Don Blankenship referred to McConnell as "Cocaine Mitch" because of cocaine found on a ship owned by McConnell's in-laws, the Chao family.
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"This is classic live-by-the-sword, die-by-the-sword," filmmaker Billy Corben, whose two documentaries about the cocaine epidemic of the 1970s and '80s, Cocaine Cowboys, partially focused on Blanco's reign, told the Miami Herald.
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But the trouble is that the profits involved in cocaine are so vast that even if cartels do have to increase the price they offer for coca, it does almost nothing to the end price of cocaine.
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The illicit enterprise involved a network of terrorist groups that supplied the raw ingredients for creating powdered cocaine, protected Mr. Barrera's facilities for processing the cocaine and eased the transport of the drugs out of the country.
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Nor did it matter, when the drug war was taking off, that nearly all of the sensationalized claims that crack cocaine was some kind of "demon drug," drastically more harmful than powder cocaine, were false or misleading.
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Venezuela's top brass have much to lose, not least their cocaine business.
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"'We call it the cocaine diet,&apos" Friend says Nelson told her.
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In the days between binges, cocaine addicts make many decisions as well.
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In the documents, they said those drugs included marijuana, ecstasy, and cocaine.
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Its parties serve plenty of alcohol and are reliable sources of cocaine.
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A cocaine or heroin overdose can stop a person's breathing and heart.
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That&aposs about 491,000 pounds of cocaine, kept that from American shores.
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The perps allegedly sold crack cocaine, heroin, and marijuana to undercover cops.
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The crack cocaine example is probably the most egregious in recent times.
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In 2017, 1433% of all cocaine-related overdose deaths also involved opioids.
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The 210-pounds of cocaine was found in Roberge and Lagacé's suitcases.
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Cocaine and heroin were also found on the premises, those reports said.
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Nicks told Newsweek the psychiatrist insisted Klonopin would keep her off cocaine.
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By 25, I don't even know how much cocaine I was doing.
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Police initially believed the couple was using contaminated heroin or crack cocaine.
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Investigators said the suspects set out to get money for crack cocaine.
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He is accused by the US of cocaine trafficking and money laundering.
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In February 2005, Moon sold crack and cocaine to an undercover agent.
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I think it's not just about cocaine as I was saying before.
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Colombian authorities trumpeted what they said was their biggest cocaine seizure ever.
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Many of the convicts had been serving time for crack cocaine charges.
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He had admitted to using cocaine in college and as an adult.
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It includes murders, gunfights, torture and cocaine smuggled in cans of jalapeños.
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A single plane can carry 2300kg (22016lb) of cocaine, worth some $22014,20013.
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Her facility has recorded six cases of cocaine-fentanyl overdoses, she said.
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Yet others say it's the users who are mixing fentanyl and cocaine.
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A mix of cocaine and heroin near a railway underpass in Philadelphia.
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Instead, "drugs" generally means illicit substances like heroin, cocaine, meth, and marijuana.
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He spends most of it looking nervous and eating plates of cocaine.
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I was charged with running a cocaine distribution service in the city.
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Barber was arrested and charged with unlawful trespass and possession of cocaine.
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Meanwhile, cocaine traffickers began to favour a route through the Northern Triangle.
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Cannabis is a Schedule 1 drug, which is like heroin or cocaine.
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Cocaine production in Colombia is the highest it's been for two decades.
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Very often, people use multiple drugs, from painkillers to cocaine to alcohol.
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Can a screen addiction even compare to a heroin or cocaine addiction?
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We drink great beers and the best cocktails, share cocaine and weed.
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Felix has Isabella broker him a meeting with her cocaine-dealing friends.
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Or a grieving teen boy start selling cocaine over fear of death.
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In court, he admitted struggling with addictions to heroin, cocaine and alcohol.
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There's no cocaine this time, but there is an order of pizza.
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"Associates report she possibly sold and used cocaine," League City Police said.
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But, there's also that whole thing that "Yay" is slang for cocaine.
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There's the stuff you might expect, like weed, cocaine, and prescription drugs.
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The paraphernalia charges are misdemeanors, but the cocaine charge is a felony.
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They mainly profit from drugs, including cocaine, methadone, and cannabis, he said.
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Unlike cocaine, MDMA doesn't directly interfere with electrical impulses in the heart.
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Drug dealers also use the land for coca production and manufacturing cocaine.
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"I'll never forget it," he says of his initial experience with cocaine.
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We're told he tested positive for Xanax, cocaine, heroin, and ethanol (alcohol).
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The test will look for alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, heroin and opiates.
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They later found three baggies appearing to contain cocaine inside his sock.
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Police say Conde resisted arrest before officers found cocaine in his clothes.
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The hit at first seemed to sit somewhere between cocaine and ecstasy.
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In 2015, Chet revealed he had entered rehab for a cocaine addiction.
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The former Howard Stern sidekick recently tested positive for cocaine and morphine.
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Until recently, an off-menu item at the pizza restaurant was cocaine.
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They found heroin and cocaine, and Artie copped to owning the vehicle.
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I had a stepfather who had a serious cocaine and alcohol addiction.
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If you're a guy, cocaine is probably going to be bad news.
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"All tested positive for cocaine, except one," Silverman said of the autopsies.
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When he gets arrested, she is left with a cache of cocaine.
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He's facing multiple felony criminal charges including possession of cocaine for sale.
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The cocaine-snorting guests meanwhile left a note the next morning apologizing.
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All the world's cocaine is managed by cartels that do this stuff.
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I learned to do this when I quit cocaine (the first time).
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He later pled guilty to felony cocaine possession with intent to distribute.
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Bolivian cocaine arrives in the city by road; Paraguayan marijuana by river.
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Remaining overdose deaths involved other drugs, such as cocaine (which also increased).
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I started wearing feather boas and there's cocaine all over that record.
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Cocaine, heroine, methamphetamine, and marijuana have all been seized at the border.
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"Apparently, cocaine is hard to find in (Arkansas)," the board's notes state.
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Jessit told us he moved there because he was addicted to cocaine.
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To accomplish the research, scientists at McGill injected mice with cocaine regularly.
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Cocaine, for example, was first banned via state laws in the south.
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But, as cocaine spread, so did white fear of its strengthening properties.
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The crack cocaine epidemic resulted in militarized policing of mostly minority communities.
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Peru is virtually tied with Colombia as the world's biggest cocaine producer.
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The reason behind the increase in cocaine use is not as clear.
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In 2016, 2 in 5 cocaine-related overdose deaths also involved fentanyl.
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An avid neo-Nazi and frequent cocaine user, Lehder had become unstable.
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Peru is virtually tied with Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer.
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Before reaching today's legal drinking age, I was shooting cocaine and heroin.
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Smuggling cocaine is like the lowest hanging fruit in the drug trade.
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Father and daughter ended the evening snorting cocaine together in the wings.
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She also noted that Garner had cocaine and marijuana in his system.
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Other substances taken are a mix of pharmaceuticals, cocaine and cheap smack.
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In 2011, Scott-Heron, who had struggled with a cocaine addiction, died.
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Around 95 kilograms of cocaine was found packed in suitcases, it said.
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Testing countrywide also showed that cocaine and fentanyl is a rare mix.
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Less well understood are the close ties between cocaine trafficking and terrorism.
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Cigarette boats fly down Biscayne Bay, bags of cocaine cramming their guts.
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In London, you didn't really see [cocaine] so much in those days.
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And I realized that cocaine in this job was not helping me.
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Al Pacino slumped back on a leather throne facing a cocaine mountain.
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Cartels will place a bigger emphasis on pushing heroin, cocaine, and meth.
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It's common knowledge that cocaine has always been cut, and cut again.
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This would also be a terrible album cover to do cocaine on.
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As described, he arrives in Miami via speedboat, loaded down with cocaine.
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For example, 41 percent of cocaine overdoses also included fentanyl in 2016.
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The cocaine has a "street value" of about $1.3 billion, CBP said.
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The parcels turned out to be more than 400 kilos of cocaine.
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Their stores once sold a scented candle meant to smell like cocaine.
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"Cocaine became much more prevalent—never healthy for a scene," He said.
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It makes no difference if it's marijuana, nicotine, caffeine, cocaine, or sugar.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us the substance in question is cocaine.
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Looking me up and down, they asked if I had taken cocaine.
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Mr. Merkling appears to have a fascination with the international cocaine trade.
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CS: You do not have control over whether your husband uses cocaine.
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You'll have to pry the cocaine out of our cold, dead hands.
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I was charged with possession of cocaine with the intent to sell.
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We learn that Pisco Punch may have been originally made with cocaine.
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Christopher Poulos, 35, did a stint in federal prison for cocaine trafficking.
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The police would later describe this friend as a Colombian cocaine trafficker.
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Bourdain was candid about past drug use, which included cocaine and heroin.
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The late singer reportedly consumed heroic amounts of cocaine for ten years.
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It's not the first time bananas have been used to smuggle cocaine.
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The Brazilian cocaine trade spans vast distances across South America's largest nation.
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Venezuela had long been a main transshipment route for cocaine going north.
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A gun was never found, but Officer Mahon did report finding cocaine.
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All manner of contraband passes through Agadez—counterfeit goods, hashish, cocaine, heroin.
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But stimulants like cocaine and especially methamphetamine seem poised for a comeback.
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By contrast, cocaine and methamphetamine are Schedule 2; heroin is Schedule 1.
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"We had him with this big, fat line of cocaine," Hollingsworth said.
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Different people react to cocaine differently depending on a variety of factors.
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"If you legalize marijuana, do you then legalize cocaine, ecstasy?" he said.
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There was "Cocaine Mitch," given to him by a Republican, no less.
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Highlands provide sanctuary to ISIS, cocaine barons, Al Qaeda and countless insurgents.
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Mr. McKenzie agreed to deliver cocaine in New York, Mr. Pender said.
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Mr. Ardón was indicted in Manhattan in January on cocaine-importation charges.
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The cocaine stretched the parameters of the room, and also Bruno's skull.
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Police also found trace amounts of heroin and cocaine in his car.
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Some hide cocaine within the walls of shipping containers, or inside fruit.
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In one recent haul police found enough cocaine to cut 100m lines.
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In 2007, Chambers was charged with selling cocaine out of his apartment.
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Deaths from stimulant drugs, notably cocaine and meth, have suddenly started increasing.
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She revealed that her father had also abused alcohol, cocaine and heroin.
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He supported reducing the disparity in sentencing for cocaine and crack possession.
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The following year, he was arrested on suspicion of possessing crack cocaine.
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Tobacco, alcohol, and cocaine also continue to kill Americans at alarming rates.
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In April, another officer was charged with distributing marijuana, heroin and cocaine.
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International cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana manufacture and distribution conspiracy 313, 4.
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Crack cocaine wasn't even on the average Vermonter's radar until these incidents.
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Do I think at 70 years old he has a cocaine problem?
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Test results: Kerry was taking high quality cocaine It's good coke, Kerry.
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Mexico's Sinaloa cartel has taken over most of Hong Kong's cocaine trade.
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I like how Gucci Mane and Zaytoven is pressed onto cocaine white.
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Cocaine was left out of these rigid controls; it was already inside.
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" Lamar even quoted Rick James -- "Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
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He pleaded guilty to cocaine possession in 2000 and 2004, records show.
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But the cocaine trafficking is what's lifting Albania to narco-state status.
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The two sides could be heard negotiating a six-ton cocaine deal.
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Major drug hauls in Ivory Coast are rare, but over the last 18 months several large cocaine seizures have been made along the West African Atlantic Coast, a frequent stopping point for South American cocaine heading to Europe.
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Evans' tumultuous life also included pleading guilty to cocaine possession in 1980, after his brother and another man were arrested in a scheme that involved buying $19,000 of cocaine from a federal narcotics agent posing as a dealer.
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In 20163, for example, the New York Times ran an article headlined "Negro cocaine 'fiends' are a new southern menace," in which an actual physician claimed that cocaine made black men uniquely violent and even impervious to bullets.
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Video evidence shown in the courtroom showed Jutting telling police he was consuming 10 packs of cocaine a day - each costing HK$1,000 and that he ingested up to 20 grams of cocaine just before the second murder.
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This likely contributed to the spike recorded by NYC officials in overdoses involving fentanyl, cocaine, but not heroin: As fentanyl replaces heroin in the supply chain, some users are mixing cocaine and fentanyl—perhaps without even knowing it.
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Shipment of pepper cans with cocaine ends up in L.A. store Martinez, on the stand, recalled learning at one point that a shipment of cans of peppers -- with cocaine inside -- made its way to a Los Angeles store.
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Zambada said his work included receiving multi-ton shipments of cocaine from Colombia by boat on a beach in Cancun and overseeing a warehouse in Mexico City where cocaine was stored before being smuggled to the United States.
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The law specified a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison for possession of five grams of crack cocaine — a drug prevalent in African-American communities — or 500 grams of powder cocaine, more prevalent among white people.
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According to Global Initiative, this year's seizures were of cocaine trafficked by highly connected African smugglers who operate in the trans-Saharan cocaine trade, playing the role of interlocutors connecting drug cartels in Latin America, Africa and Europe.
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Under the same dosage and training procedures, normal animals acquired preference to cocaine, whereas host animals with the skin graft showed no such preference, indicating skin graft of the hBChE-cells efficiently blocks the cocaine-induced reward effect.
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Those charges are: Count 1: Engaging in a Continuing Criminal Enterprise Count 2: International Cocaine, Heroin, Methamphetamine and Marijuana Manufacture and Distribution Conspiracy Count 3: Cocaine Importation Conspiracy Count 4: Cocaine Distribution Conspiracy The jury can't consider counts nine and ten — which are the charges for firearms and money laundering — unless they first decide that Chapo is guilty of at least one of the drug counts.
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Colombia has long been a significant producer of cocaine and the amount of land used for cocaine production recently reached a record high, according to a September 2018 report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC).
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This ex-roomie would periodically enjoy a cocaine-fueled weekend with some of his high school friends, and had bought the table specifically for these events—it's a thick and low glass table, ideal for cutting and snorting cocaine.
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I'll translate it out into data, my new favourite thing: 2204 percent of UK 15-to-34-year-olds used cocaine in 2014, the last available data year, far higher than the closest cocaine competitor, Spain, at 3.3 percent.
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Another factor was the re-routing of the cocaine as it came into the U.S. After Reagan clamped down on the Caribbean route into Miami, cocaine started to stream through central America into Mexico, which became the final strait.
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He also worked with Democrats to correct sentencing disparities that resulted in harsher penalties for those convicted of crimes involving crack cocaine, who were predominately black, than those convicted of powder cocaine, who were more likely to be white.
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Brazil's largest cocaine cartels are waging a bloody war in the country's prisons Brazil's largest cocaine cartels are waging a bloody war in the country's prisons São Paulo, Brazil — A war between Brazil's two largest criminal organizations has erupted.
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Cocaine rap tracks followed bedroom slaps, and marijuana clouds billowed through the air.
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Opioid medication accounted for nearly 19,000 deaths—more than heroin and cocaine combined.
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At the same time, the quality of cocaine was running at historical lows.
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Other relevant numbers are useful in linking that violence to cocaine in particular.
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A guy was arrested for pot and 2 women got popped for cocaine.
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But she faced hardships in her 20s and 30s, including a cocaine addiction.
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There's a pig in a fucking car doing cocaine, and she's watching it.
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For black people long-term, probably then cocaine, weed, guns and drugs, right?
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Experts say drugs enter Argentina from Andean cocaine-producing countries to the north.
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In 2003, Thomas was indicted and pleaded guilty on federal cocaine distribution charges.
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And at one point, Simmons asks how actors fake having a cocaine high.
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Surely, almost no one wants to see cocaine or heroin sold at CVS.
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Rose McGowan indicted on cocaine charges , says Harvey Weinstein may be behind it.
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Thomas said he and Somchai, 42, allegedly also used cocaine during the evening.
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A little after midnight, someone proposed getting some cocaine from a hook-up.
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Whereas the number of deaths involving cocaine have only increased by a third.
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Additionally, ARM alleged that employees smoke and sell marijuana and cocaine while working.
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They hung out in the basement, and according to Erickson, McKinney used cocaine.
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To be fair, the film was really codirected by Stephen King and cocaine.
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The Justice Department said that Hernández helped import nearly 200,000 kilograms of cocaine.
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The news comes just as the DEA says Colombia's cocaine production is soaring.
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The crew returned 1,800 pounds of cocaine to authorities once they reached shore.
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I kept drinking a lot, and cocaine helped me to keep my focus.
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Despite decades battling the drug's production, Colombia remains the top exporter of cocaine.
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Instead, he dealt with a dozen big cocaine distributors all over the state.
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He also proposed trading 100 kilos of meth for 100 kilos of cocaine.
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He tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana.
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News. Blanco, known as "The Cocaine Godmother," has a dark and fascinating story.
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Mitchel has an exceptionally high cocaine level well into the accepted fatal range.
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What did Woods, a man who is definitely not addicted to cocaine, do?
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His toxicology tests were negative for alcohol, opiates, PCP or cocaine, records show.
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He was also charged with cocaine possession at the time of the arrest.
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Authorities allegedly found cocaine on the actor as he arrived into the country.
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The original metrosexuals, meanwhile, slunk off toward fatherhood, bankruptcy, and chronic cocaine addictions.
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"Cocaine for me was a place to hide," he told PEOPLE in 1988.
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"Cocaine is the most commonly used illicit stimulant in Europe," the authors wrote.
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Alcohol came out as the most harmful, followed by heroin and crack cocaine.
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"With cocaine especially, there's a high, and then an emotional low," he said.
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He partners with Alberto Sicilia Falcon, a Cuban cocaine trafficker based in Mexico.
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As Pablo (Wagner Moura) warns him, cocaine is a different substance than weed.
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Whether not Felix brokers a deal with the government, Pablo's cocaine is coming.
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Italy's 'Ndrangheta mafia is thought to control most of the continent's cocaine trade.
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I didn't have any pain issues, addiction problems, marijuana, cocaine, nothing like that.
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In 251, 17-year-old Wershe was caught with 16 pounds of cocaine.
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Authorities have already confiscated 103 tonnes of cocaine this year, the minister added.
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It is the same concept that underlies nicotine and cocaine addiction, he said.
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One indication of growing supply is the volume of cocaine seized each year.
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Earlier this year, $60 million worth of cocaine washed ashore in eastern England.
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But when they got together they both started doing more cocaine and drinking.
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There are a huge number of recreational cocaine users in the United States.
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In 2012, there were a little more than 4,400 overdose deaths involving cocaine.
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Overdose deaths involving both cocaine and heroin also increased, but not as quickly.
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Two, it could be an attempt to get cocaine buyers hooked on opioids.
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The 13s, of course, were high on cocaine, culminating in the crack era.
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Before I was going through maybe half an ounce [of cocaine] a week.
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The spokesperson alleges Doak also had suspected crack cocaine and a crack pipe.
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Once, my husband lost 400 grams of cocaine, which cost us 100,000 pesos.
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At the time, before they got into cocaine, Rafa Quintero had the product.
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"You're not being an ethical vegan if you're supporting cocaine use," he says.
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As a teenager living north of Amsterdam, Kok sold fish and later cocaine.
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"He was the last of the Cocaine Cowboys," Golden said late Wednesday night.
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In his junior year, Farmer was introduced to cocaine, again at a party.
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Cocaine also has well-recognized negative effects on the heart and cardiovascular system.
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Going to the bathroom was more about snorting cocaine then for anything else.
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By the age of 11, she had tried cocaine for the first time.
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Austin tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine and marijuana.
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They were both homeless and using crack cocaine at the time, he said.
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Note: Puerto Rico was the top U.S. court district for powder cocaine offenders.
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Traces of cocaine can be found on almost 80 percent of dollar bills.
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"People can't use cocaine just anywhere," prosecutor Daniel Abramowicz said, the source confirms.
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Other charges included conspiracy to commit murder and trafficking in cocaine and heroin.
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The youngest brother almost immediately offered cocaine, so we started getting high together.
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His diet was "red peppers, cocaine and milk"; always slender, he became skeletal.
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No, says one forum member: Cocaine doesn't dissolve in acetone but in water.
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And he looks like a Hanna Barbara villain recovering from a cocaine bender.
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In the docs, she admits to using cocaine and marijuana several years ago.
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Over the next few months, I spent every dime I had on cocaine.
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I get to know a woman called Saffron who can't stop snorting cocaine.
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Her dad died of a cocaine and heroin overdose when she was eight.
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Gooden is slated to appear in court on the cocaine charges on Sept.
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Chemicals and machinery were used to extract the cocaine at the processing laboratories.
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"I'm a recovering addict and cocaine was my drug of choice," he said.
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He died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl, cocaine and alcohol, PEOPLE confirmed.
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The Camorra's strategy of focusing on drugs, particularly cocaine, has also paid off.
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And it's not more dangerous than schedule 2 drugs like cocaine and meth.
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That kilo, once refined into cocaine, will fetch $24,000 to $27,000 in America.
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Peru is virtually tied with neighboring Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer.
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In September almost two tonnes of cocaine were seized by the judiciary police.
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The Coast Guard seized over 39,000 pounds of cocaine between May and June.
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After heroin and cocaine, tobacco is the third-most-addictive commonly used drug.
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"Conflict-free" cocaine is also available for the humanitarian (or delusional) drug-taker.
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Twitter is psychic crack cocaine, and everyone who uses it has Stockholm syndrome.
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Columbia, on charges of large-scale cocaine and currency smuggling, but as far
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In recent years, cocaine use has wreaked havoc in the U.S. once again.
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It's a very touristy town too with a lot of cocaine and heroin.
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The drugs in Miller's system included fentanyl, cocaine, and ethanol, the coroner found.
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Cocaine was the largest contributor to overdose deaths among black men and women.
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Cuba seized the cocaine and then promptly turned it over to U.S. officials.
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Cocaine stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, which regulates our "fight or flight" response.
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If the liquid remained pink, that would rule out the presence of cocaine.
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Escobar found his niche as the U.S. cocaine market began to take off.
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