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The office of the president should be one of substance.
But very little of substance actually transpires in this episode.
But again there's not much of substance in its response.
Little of substance has emerged from the talks so far.
I think there's a great deal of substance in style.
A closer look at those sales showed little of substance.
The closest thing was his only answer of substance Wednesday.
Despite all the oil money, nothing of substance was achieved.
NBC's moderators clearly failed to prompt a debate of substance.
The bottom line is Boogie is a guy of substance.
Not much of substance seems to be happening at Foggy Bottom.
He is the man of substance in the age of style.
I encountered people of substance, even while just seeking casual sex.
Ursula, as they rightly noted, is a sea witch of substance.
And things of substance are very often predictable, boring and stable.
"He didn't say anything of substance," WLMC's Reverend Clay Calloway said.
Yet, we've heard virtually nothing of substance from either presidential candidate.
"I immediately thought, 'This is a woman of substance,' " she says.
The strange thing is, Atlas never actually says anything of substance.
And most of all, we can mourn the death of substance.
The actress has a previous history of substance abuse and rehabilitation.
The question, they say, is one of substance, not of entertainment.
Yang's campaign is really a triumph of substance over the theatre.
At some point, the sensational must lead to news of substance.
Compared to the original, it is pretty much devoid of substance.
It is not that Trump's first year was devoid of substance.
Little of substance was discussed on what to do about the increases.
On the other hand, Clinton is raising an issue of substance here.
Their falling out is not over religion, or really anything of substance.
But there is at least a bit of substance to their arguments.
Nobody of substance at the big companies thinks of algorithms as neutral.
Bruno also contextualizes the significance of substance-use disorder within mental health.
Lack of substance in fiction is celebrated now more than ever before.
The rock star had a history of substance abuse and chemical dependency.
Lawmakers consider it insulting to be barraged with slogans instead of substance.
Especially given the historical prejudice against fashion as an area of substance.
The proposal addresses three phases of substance abuse: prevention, treatment and recovery.
Stylized self-consciousness becomes a reasonable response to a lack of substance.
Trying to find something of substance in Comey's opening statement like pic.twitter.
I'm worried about the twitchy culture, the lack of substance, although we're going in an opposite direction and doing really well because I think people are desirous of substance very badly because of the twitchy Twitter cesspool culture essentially.
Then again, Kanye hasn't actually said anything of substance about supporting Trump's views.
The commission will also study issues of substance abuse, homelessness and mental illness.
"You have to bring up a question or issue of substance," he said.
Lacking anything of substance to say, she decided to insult Hillary Clinton's marriage.
But they have said little of substance about the potential rollback in public.
I vowed to myself that my next relationship would be something of substance.
HTC's financial release (here) is notable pretty devoid of substance and tangible plans.
The evening did underline, however, vast differences of substance between the two candidates.
Dreamer told fans the seizure was not the result of substance abuse. Interested.
"In terms of substance and organisation, we are very well prepared," she said.
The cause was not disease, but suicide and the effects of substance abuse.
For the most part, Blade Runner 2049's style transcends issues of substance.
Ms. Bennett manages to convey a remarkable amount of substance briskly and entertainingly.
Losing a fight like this means the party of substance-free theatrics wins.
He makes comedies with a lot of depth, a lot of substance. Mrs.
"I owe everything of substance in my life to Calton Athletic," he says.
It was a small triumph of substance in a weekend largely about surfaces.
But until men share real power with women, little of substance will change.
Sonni claims Jeremy has a history of substance abuse, verbal and emotional abuse.
Pompeo acknowledged his requests but said nothing of substance in response, McKinley said.
Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the BandRated R. Talk of substance abuse.
Some of the points of complexity engaged here go to matters of substance.
"She has a lot of substance, which is nice to see," Clark said.
But I also don't believe in genre as a defining feature of substance.
Higgins' campaign mirrored Trump in almost every way, in both and lack of substance.
As we see high rates of substance abuse, depression, and suicide in certain professions.
Almost nothing of substance is every discussed on Ellen, and I'm not even mad.
Given the lack of substance in this election, it was a fairly good moment.
Medina's twin brother Jim (Cody Fern) is in a downward spiral of substance abuse.
Others dueled over policy nuances and disparaged Trump for his supposed lack of substance.
The challenge with this was to go deep into the community of substance users.
Durbin to Gorsuch: You fended off most questions of substance 11:2023 a.m. Sen.
Even before the first question of substance came up, she most likely felt otherwise.
But if the performance is convincing enough, perhaps its lack of substance doesn't matter.
A noted lacrosse enthusiast, he still couldn't bring himself to say anything of substance.
These people leaning on me for support, as if I'm a person of substance.
Others with a history of substance abuse have been hired outside of the program.
"We should be open about there being differences of substance in AfD," Petry said.
West Virginia University's lab on the genetics of substance use disorders is one example.
Or do you see it as a stunt instead of an act of substance?
Unable to attack Mueller for anything of substance, Republicans have taken to manufacturing scandals.
He offered nothing of substance to even begin to explain his dramatic "no obstruction" conclusion.
Asian roles of any kind of substance are harder to come by than hen's teeth.
Al-Falih said there had been no "discussions of substance yet" on OPEC production levels.
There's nothing of substance about the Blue Jackets' streak that stands above the Penguins' streak.
If untreated, an individual is at higher risk of substance abuse/addiction and or suicide.
Younkins has a history of substance abuse -- he went to rehab for alcohol in 2015.
Research shows early recognition and treatment of substance use disorder among anesthesiologists remains largely flawed.
What these four senators had in common was that they were all politicians of substance.
But increasingly, I've found that suburban women are worried about the epidemic of substance abuse.
"I want to make images about people of substance, about the issues they care about."
I mean, just because these characters exist doesn't mean they're necessarily accurate or of substance.
It's white people making themselves feel better without actually doing anything of substance, they say.
That knowledge, coupled with her grit, helped Ms. Goodson escape the grip of substance abuse.
As a matter of substance, it was meaningless — the agreement had been dead for months.
The midcentury price drop is not just a matter of taste, but also of substance.
"Other than the tariff deferral... little else of substance was agreed," RBC economists told clients.
The presidency is not primarily an acting gig, after all, it's a matter of substance.
"The comptroller's office spent two years preparing this report but couldn't unearth anything of substance."
Unlike these other democracies, US elections are a game of voter turnout, not of substance.
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"My goal is to educate kids on the dangers of substance abuse," he told Insider.
Issues of substance abuse, post-traumatic stress and depression, left untreated, are killing our veterans.
The question itself was a throwaway, revealing little of substance about any of the candidates.
"This Dem-led House has managed to accomplish nothing of substance," a Trump official said.
His voice hang glides, allergic to gravity, scorning your "useless pretensions" and lack of substance.
Kris has done nothing of substance since the MTV Movie & TV Awards over a week ago.
He would prefer something quick and high profile, even if it was largely empty of substance.
"The treatment of substance use disorders is complicated and multifaceted," Canan told Reuters Health by email.
Obama sold the country a vacuous campaign of "hope and change," devoid of substance or experience.
" Springsteen wrote that he "was not hyper," but "too depressed to concentrate on anything of substance.
Then, nothing of substance until this month, when a state of emergency was declared in Flint.
We're introduced to this project with an oil-on-linen syllogism of substance, action, and result.
And it's certainly possible that some symbolic meeting -- devoid of substance -- could take place in Moscow.
Meyers has had a long history of substance abuse and has been to rehab several times.
There's very little information that you can get your hands on that reveals anything of substance.
Former Polish President Lech Walesa, a PiS critic, has suggested that nothing of substance will change.
She allegedly suffers from severe depression brought on by years of substance abuse, CBS News reported.
It's the right combination of substance and vision and is a good framework for the future.
That kind of substance will make a far greater impact than any fruit basket ever will.
At Wimbledon in July, he explained that this was more a strategy of substance than style.
She must hold him accountable for his most provocative comments and his utter lack of substance.
By the numbers: Coverage of substance abuse treatment was especially bad compared to physical health treatment.
He promises nothing of substance to ease their pain, but he gives voice to their rage.
The sex was stellar, but we didn't have anything of substance to say to each other.
The diplomats left about four hours later with terse comments that gave away nothing of substance.
The delicate branches of her verse run you along a harrowing borderline of substance and illusion.
" Jones alleges that Henricks has a "history of substance abuse, and continues to drink, use marijuana.
They call for a red of substance and body, ideally with freshness and acidity as well.
He was hyper-partisan and accomplished little of substance in his own right as a senator.
Prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotics, is one of the targets under SDG 3.
The only way to frame criticism of a prior workplace is strictly in terms of substance.
On matters of substance, those critical of Mr. Buttigieg can find him smooth, bordering on slick.
But the void where an opposition should be means that little of substance will be debated.
They prepare students not just for good careers but also for lives of substance and meaning.
People in need of substance abuse treatment may respond to this policy by avoiding Medicaid altogether.
Usage was even higher when researchers looked at lifetime prevalence of substance use for eighth graders.
By the numbers: Coverage of substance abuse treatment was especially bad compared to physical health treatment.
It'll be no surprise that Trump's grandstanding here is, as a matter of substance, mostly nonsense.
In an era of opioid addiction, wellness obsession and internet oversharing, stories of substance abuse are back.
We're not expecting to hear back anything of substance but, if we do, we'll update this post.
But there was nothing accomplished on North American pitches that added anything of substance to his reputation.
Somehow, despite having no history of substance use disorder, Ken Adams had been branded a drug seeker.
To put it bluntly, we have done nothing of substance to address our vulnerability to foreign cyberattacks.
And nearly three-quarters of those who are released from prison have a history of substance abuse.
Finn said drug-testing conditions depend on whether the defendant has shown a pattern of substance abuse.
Toxicology results are still pending, but our sources tell us Vaneza had no history of substance abuse.
That sealed it for me; I needed the daily ritual of substance abuse and rock 'n' roll.
Obviously, that comes with a whole host of problems, including depression and a lot of substance abuse.
But in terms of substance, there were few differences between the first and second day of hearings.
The lowest, below 62 beats, were associated with an increased risk of substance abuse and violent criminality.
The debate also featured a few moments of substance that were missing from the first presidential debate.
There's not a lot of substance here, but there is something brilliantly insightful about the emotional tone.
Like, the best is to have a ton of substance and to be a great story teller.
Children with a history of sexual abuse face higher rates of substance addiction, suicidal ideation, and PTSD.
His body shrank; he was smaller every morning, as if repeatedly robbed of substance in the night.
"So September comes to a close and nothing of substance has been done in Washington," Cramer said.
In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
Price: $22,500 - $36,090 The Kia Optima "packs a lot of substance and value," according to Consumer Reports.
He says very little of substance and stages his speeches to be more theatrical than anything else.
Speculation has swirled around whether Nunberg's bizarre media blitz on Monday was a result of substance abuse.
But that also means that Biden has little of substance to offer on most big policy questions.
It didn't really have anything of substance to say about Hillary Clinton's record as secretary of state.
Almost no one is turned away, regardless of substance abuse or mental health issues, Ms. Ponitz said.
Trump Jr. says he told Manafort and Kushner "nothing of substance" about how the meeting came about.
After he makes an initial evaluation, his diagnoses may include a wide range of substance and psychological disorders.
And in hindsight, many believe its skillful use of 3D filmmaking techniques obscured its lack of substance: Hey.
What The Herren Project does Since 2011, The Herren Project has increased awareness and treatment of substance abuse.
However, when one listens to her speeches to analyze her policies, one finds a surprising lack of substance.
It's easy to spend a few hours in No Man's Sky and not really do anything of substance.
With every passing talent, we lament the evils of substance abuse, improper treatment, and respect for mental health.
Small progress will be made, but the Chinese delegation understands the incoming administration will decide anything of substance.
In each version, the devastating storyline remained dramatic and touched on subjects of substance abuse and mental health.
It reads more like a thinly sourced Op Ed you'd find in The Federalist than anything of substance.
Canada has also notably withdrawn its fighter aircraft contribution, leaving Stoltenberg with little of substance to stand on.
I don't think anybody's ever accused me of having an alcohol problem or any kind of substance problem.
People can exhibit addictive behaviors, such as binge shopping, without being chemically dependent on any sort of substance.
Themes of substance abuse, marital problems, and family conflicts were often explored with a splash of campy humor.
My emails have not been deleted, nor was there anything of substance, nothing confidential that was within them.
The summit produced little in the way of substance, and the two sides even exchanged in ritualistic recriminations.
When you try to weigh Trump's record as a businessman, you quickly find that there's nothing of substance.
And this absence of substance beyond the slogans seems to be true of his positions across the board.
The musician had a reported history of substance abuse, which he addressed in interviews and in his music.
The agency used the survey to highlight the severe lack of substance abuse treatment in the United States.
Schott doesn't know what kind of substance Mellon may have been using at the time of his death.
"In terms of substance, clearly the right noises on the optimal trading position would be good," he said.
Some previous research suggests that when one type of substance gets more expensive, teens turn to an alternative.
After their story was reported, a number of substance abuse treatment centers offered to help Champ and Key.
"The impact of substance use disorder and a defendant's ability to prevent relapse is still open," she said.
"Our drug diversion program has helped thousands address the scourge of substance abuse for decades," the statement read.
She's the only female character of substance in the early going, and she's interesting: savvy, beautiful and scheming.
Sisson noted that Bloomberg is a nonsmoker without a history of substance use disorder or unhealthy alcohol use.
It's unclear how much he actually inherited or earned, and what remained after many years of substance abuse.
And it will be an occasion for numerous articles detailing how little of substance he has actually accomplished.
"I don't like the tendency to let personnel issues overshadow important issues of substance," he told the paper.
It was the largest jump of substance use ever seen for 10th graders since the survey started in 1975.
But every once in a while, truly forward-thinking publications break the mold and give us something of substance.
Overwhelmed by the constant stimulation of life on the road, Gud had fallen into a cycle of substance abuse.
What to expect As with many pow-wows between big leaders, don't expect too much of substance to emerge.
It said that nationally, 29 percent of those on Medicaid have some form of substance abuse or mental illness.
Like Facebook's own future in China, it looks like time will tell whether there is anything of substance here.
Tom says producers are not blaming him, and he also says, despite his history of substance abuse, he's clean.
These early life events can increase the risk of substance use, which is often used as a coping mechanism.
John Skipper has resigned as president of ESPN because of substance abuse issues, the company announced on Monday morning.
Clinician education regarding the treatment of substance use disorders, and in particular opioid use disorder, has been grossly inadequate.
The gesture seemed to capture the spirit of this year's festival, where women of substance were much in evidence.
"Phase one is very cosmetic, rather than anything of substance from what we are seeing so far," Boockvar said.
"That was really about the only thing of substance that came out of that three hours" of the hearing.
For months, other news of substance has been deemphasized in order to keep the Mueller story front and center.
While these substances can vary from decade to decade, the underlying psychology of substance abuse remains similar and consistent.
It will also remind the country that they are a party of substance, and not simply a resistance movement.
Shirley had been a bass player in a successful rock band before entering a downward spiral of substance abuse.
On these walks, I sometimes start a conversation of substance, just to see if we can do it better.
"Our reinstatement of substance, density, temperature, moisture, and so forth entails a radical revision of contemporary norms," she explains.
The program participants were significantly healthier on measures of obesity, hypertension, and had much lower rates of substance abuse.
The foster child's birth parent has a history of substance abuse and has chronic health problems as a result.
But there was so little of substance, this whole campaign, it's just like a diabetes-inducing amount of sugar.
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"The alcohol consumption level continues to be very high," said Dr. Vladimir Poznyak, WHO's Management of Substance Abuse coordinator.
Most have family histories of substance abuse, physical abuse, mental illness and other types of trauma, Hour Children says.
What they were talking about did not matter, and in fact they discussed almost no political matters of substance.
In the best documentary feature category, "Amy," about the singer Amy Winehouse, who died of substance abuse, took the award.
Not the "weed doctor" but your general practitioner, who should know about your history of substance use and/or addiction.
After going further and further down the rabbit hole of substance abuse, Something emerges sweaty, damp, and covered in makeup.
"They wouldn't sign him up if he didn't have anything of substance to give them toward a prosecution," Rodgers said.
He and I made a documentary together in high school at one point, so we'd actually done something of substance.
A lack of substance across the so-called — I don't even call it that anymore — the so-called mainstream media.
He's often praised for his charisma and criticized for his lack of substance on policy and penchant for provocative rhetoric.
He wanted the world to think he was successful and important, and he succeeded by putting style ahead of substance.
One hope of the film is that it can help people see beyond the stereotypes of substance abusers and alcoholics.
The conventional wisdom in Washington is that very little of substance can get done during the long presidential election season.
But they offer nothing of substance, and could even do harm by giving conspiracy theories and the like a platform.
It is the only recording of substance between Mr. Cohen and Mr. Trump, according to people familiar with the material.
Let's pop a Xan on camera.. Now you're making a game out of substance abuse in order to gain notoriety.
It's a hilariously lively scene, and though levity isn't the traditional tone, it works superbly here, subtracting nothing of substance.
Both victims had been in treatment after years of substance abuse, which compromises the liver's function as the body's detoxifier.
In other words, the sooner the care is rendered, the fewer the consequences of substance abuse, unemployment, homelessness and suicide.
"It was complete beauty Chernobyl," she said, the culmination of substance abuse that stretched back to when she was 15.
During 20 hours of questioning from senators during his confirmation hearings last month, Judge Gorsuch said almost nothing of substance.
The same group found Oregon to be the state with the third highest rate of substance abuse disorder among adults.
To the extent that Gorsuch said anything of substance at his hearing, he put himself across as a mainstream figure.
Police said they learned through an investigation that she had lost custody of multiple children because of substance abuse problems.
Bloomberg doesn't smoke and does not have a history of substance use disorder or unhealthy alcohol use, the letter says.
Leaders preserved on Thursday a formal commitment to keep talking with Turkey, even if not much of substance is achieved.
Garland was only 47 when she died in 1969, but a lifetime of substance abuse made her look much older.
It remains unclear what type of substance was used in last weekend's attack, which could complicate discussions about a response.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas used to rank near the bottom of high schools in the district for instances of substance abuse.
But the 1988 campaign ads were seen as being especially devoid of substance and what was called the air war.
Yang also wants to rethink how the economy is measured by considering aspects like absence of substance abuse and mental health.
Seasoned political commentators hammer Trump for his lack of substance, but the irony is it's his simplicity that appeals to many.
Mark Zuckerberg is going to testify, but the question remains as to whether or not he'll really say anything of substance.
And virtually nothing that either of them say about any matter of substance at the debate will matter on Election Day.
Yes, taking part in field hockey or cheer certainly helps fight obesity and heart disease while lowering rates of substance abuse.
The government's Morrison brief argued that the reach of U.S. securities laws is not a matter of jurisdiction but of substance.
The next step is obvious — the elimination of the filibuster as it applies to any policy initiative of substance and controversy.
It has the money to do news of substance and invest in creating a news agenda that could enlighten the nation.
Additionally, Pacheco alleges that Renner has a history of substance abuse, as well as verbal and emotional abuse, according to TMZ.
Very little of substance has been said by the candidates in either party about the types of appointments they might make.
"I'd like to hear from Donald Trump a little bit of substance about what the hell he's talking about," he said.
Expectations that anything of substance will be accomplished in the 90-minute meeting between Mr. Obama and Mr. Xi are minimal.
This lack of transparency weakens the democracy by starving electoral debates of substance while permitting money to secretly influence policy outcome.
In the court of public opinion, whatever Comey says—assuming he says anything of substance—will carry a lot of weight.
He'd had a history of substance abuse but was managing it with buprenorphine, a medication used to help treat opioid dependency.
For about a decade in the 1980s and 1990s, Eller ran an outpatient rehabilitation center that served thousands of substance abusers.
"And he ended up on a bad path in terms of substance abuse, which is what led to this particular issue."
You anticipate a sleekly enjoyable romp: well made, sexy, with a bit of substance yet light enough for a summer evening.
Then again, the Penguins, whose stars used to be focused on style points, are playing with a serious amount of substance.
It's a ludicrous claim, both in terms of substance — would the law suddenly become constitutional if the penalty were a penny?
We are identifying at-risk children and dysfunctional families — assessing, addressing, mitigating, and eliminating many basic causes of substance use disorders.
About 80% of the people in the CDC study who had kratom in their system had a history of substance misuse.
When people are down the rabbit hole of substance abuse, musicians tend to make more experimental records, like Station to Station.
I think a lot of people are moving in a direction of substance over ... or quality over quantity, especially in publishing.
Sobriety coaches, or sober coaches as they're sometimes called, are basically the last line of defense in serious cases of substance abuse.
Sure, they emanate toasty vibes that prime us for presents and eggnog, but they don't offer much in the way of substance.
The only saving grace may be that any compromised devices wouldn't have overheard much of substance in that room so far today.
Hollywood has been routinely criticized for fixating on pins and black dresses to call attention to #MeToo at the expense of substance.
The rhetorical challenges of Trump are not just those of substance — or the lack thereof, but of syntax — and the lack thereof.
The two presidents publicly disagree on matters of substance, for example over climate change or America's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
A staggering majority of survey takers told THUMP that they'd take advantage of substance checking at festivals if those services were available.
This one covered a lot of substance and Donald Trump went a long way toward showing he can be measured and focused.
Health conditions of less-educated whites have been deteriorating, with rising mortality from suicides, opioid addiction, and other kinds of substance abuse.
The Great Wall was panned for its lack of substance; it's a pretty blockbuster, critics say, but not a thought-provoking one.
Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt said the FBI should only comment further on those new emails if anything of substance is found.
The hospital pharmacy filled the prescription because they were not able to see her history of substance use in her medical record.
And she's studious, has sought out people of substance on every issue and has taken the job of running for president seriously.
But, aside from a corporate tax cut aimed at pleasing conservative donors, Trump has done little of substance in the White House.
And people's preferences for one type of substance over another can give a glimpse into their symptoms and even their brain chemistry.
Ms. Sturgess and Mr. Rowley were physically fragile after years of substance abuse, which compromises the liver's ability to detoxify the body.
"Dominique brings a level of substance, compassion and friendship to my life that I had not known in previous relationships," he said.
This week Congress passed an $8 billion measure to combat opiate addiction, another form of substance abuse that disproportionately ruins young lives.
"I'm sorry I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance," he said.
It all feels nice and clean — everything is neatly aligned to a classic grid — but we're not left with anything of substance.
And with no guarantee of substance abuse coverage after the expected repeal of Obamacare, experts like Beletsky are concerned for the future.
"I have no reason to think that the European Union is going to give anything of substance to Theresa May," he said.
The pigeonhole I had put myself into was so tight that I was shut out of even auditions for anything of substance.
According to the report, the industry currently has the highest rates of substance use disorder, at nearly 17 percent of its workers.
It takes courage for politicians to come forward with something of substance that will actually help us all and change the tone.
That suited NBC just fine, apparently, on the theory that verbal brick bats made for better television than intelligent discussions of substance.
Clinton's book and a lack of substance from television commentators is indicative, Conway said, of a larger issue within the Democratic Party.
One must wonder if news consumers are better informed on matters of substance or if their heads are filling up with mush.
Or perhaps they would be able to recognize the signs of substance abuse and prevent that from happening in the first place.
Their roles do begin to add some kind of substance, but their rapid succession makes the overall experience of the game feel disjointed.
After a search turned up nothing of substance, Smith planted marijuana near Sheets, which a canine officer then found, an FBI investigation revealed.
Despite the lack of substance in the measure itself, however, the mounting rhetorical pressure from the White House may still be paying off.
During the Democratic National Convention, he assailed what he saw as a lack of substance in the build-up to nominating Hillary Clinton.
However, the third problem, Catalan separatism, remains unresolved, and little of substance has been achieved since the PP lost its majority in 2015.
Bourdain was extremely vocal about his mental health and his history of substance abuse, and how those issues impacted the larger restaurant industry.
Chris Wallace said, 'I actually think, whether you like his opinions or not, that Mayor Pete has a lot of substance ... fascinating biography.
On the shift to electric cars—an existentially important step for German industry in the next decades—the paper says nothing of substance.
Archer says his style "emphasizes the anatomy and raw emotions of substance D," the psychoactive drug at the center of the the novel.
The bottom line: Even though nothing of substance happened, the ensuing online harassment was enough to get Curran to deactivate her Instagram account.
Anti-drugs laws in Britain may have inadvertently boosted coke's potency, says Harry Sumnall, a professor of substance use at Liverpool John Moores.
His company is working with the state of Connecticut and the federal government to develop national practices for this type of substance abuse.
The best chance of the grand coalition achieving something of substance lies between the domestic and the world planes: on the European one.
"We know about risk factors like psychiatric illnesses or a history of substance abuse, but we don't know the exact mixture," said Crosby.
All of them had a history of substance disorders, and 72 percent had past histories of violent crime (though not necessarily domestic violence).
The NAFTA talks are going slowly and the Mexico City round - the seventh of eight planned sets of negotiations - produced little of substance.
It contains nothing new of substance from the cross complaint filed by the company in July and is equally deficient as that one.
This leadership void has created a communication chaos in which fake news and social media outbursts have become replacements for news of substance.
Anyone who has listened to Trump speak knows that he has a limited ability to compose sentences containing even the barest of substance.
All of MaineWorks's 193 workers have committed crimes "directly related or derivative of substance use disorder," said its founder and owner, Margo Walsh.
"Frankly, our initial review of the president's orders is there is not a lot of substance there," said one Republican who requested anonymity.
Doris Kearns Goodwin: We've had plenty of populist figures in our past, but they had a different degree of substance than Mr. Trump.
"So far there has not been a lot of substance yet from the task force," a congressional intelligence panel staffer told the Journal.
Dr. Drew isn't buying the coroner's report about George Michael dying of natural causes ... because there were too many markers of substance abuse.
That's likely because, while lots of people like bipartisanship in theory, there's not much of substance for the two parties to coalesce around.
More than 42 million American adults suffer from some form of mental disorder, while another 40 million fight some form of substance addiction.
He missed 10 games of the 2014 season because of substance abuse issues, then all of 2015 and 2016, and most of 2017.
A few months later, JourneyPure hired Dr. Stephen Loyd, who had been the medical director for the Tennessee Division of Substance Abuse Services.
Since the 1990s, Suniya Luthar, a professor of psychology at Arizona State University, has been studying patterns of substance abuse across socioeconomic groups.
A Lexis-Nexis search of all major news sources between 2000 and November 2016 found scant comments of substance on Russia from Huntsman.
Maybe it's just me, but there's something about seeing reality television actually showing people doing work that gives it some level of substance.
Based on the content of the post and a history of substance abuse, the judge refused to release Gaffney on bond, NJ.com reports.
Unsurprisingly, the Federal Reserve would prefer not be audited further with any degree of substance by the GAO, especially on interest rate decisions.
The results, published in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, were essentially the same as those of patients entering comprehensive service programs directly.
In court papers, the lawyers painted Ms. Giuffre as a troubled woman with a history of substance abuse and a turbulent personal life.
The New Health Care The burden of substance abuse disorders can fall heavily on the families and friends of those who battle addictions.
The hearing will provide insight on how much political trouble Wells Fargo still faces, even if little of substance comes out of it.
I knew I needed to get back to where the real people were, the people of substance and letters, who understood the Struggle.
The NAFTA talks are going slowly and the Mexico City round — the seventh of eight planned sets of — negotiations produced little of substance.
They adjusted for the prevalence of substance abuse, and still the trend was there; it wasn't explained away by drug use or drinking.
While that aesthetic made him a darling for both fashion magazines and music blogs, Pony imbues all that style with gobs of substance.
First, the 22 million people at risk of losing their health insurance have higher rates of substance use disorders than the general population.
In court papers, the lawyers painted Ms. Giuffre as a troubled woman with a history of substance abuse and a turbulent personal life.
As soon as Glenn landed any shots of substance on Dunham in the second round, he found his back on the mat again.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron strongly objected to this as a matter of substance, and several European heads of government objected to the process.
"At that time, there had been all kinds of substance prevention efforts and programs," says Sigfúsdóttir, who was a research assistant on the surveys.
In the digital currency realm, too much style — think celeb-endorsed ICOs and endless press release hype cycles — can signal a lack of substance.
Among certain old-media types, you'll still sometimes hear the stale refrain that Buzzfeed is a purveyor of substance-free listicles, not serious news.
The year was 1993, three years after John finally got sober after more than a decade of substance abuse (depicted in detail in Rocketman).
Cases of substance abuse were also common, with 28 percent having trouble with drinking or using drugs in excess, according to the CDC report.
At the debate, he made sure that when he disputed something Trump said, it was a matter of substance — Cuba policy, entitlement cuts, Israel.
"Every country in the world better ... start worrying about authoritarian populism and the absence of substance in our dialogue," Kerry told a Washington forum.
People with bipolar disorder are at elevated risk of substance abuse and suicide, and people are often prescribed medication to help control the episodes.
Meanwhile, as expected, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh said basically nothing of substance yesterday about this case or anything else related to health care.
"He has said very little of substance," said former Senator Richard G. Lugar, an Indiana Republican who was chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
It's so cool (and kind of surreal) to see Access Hollywood running a six-minute interview with a female activist about things of substance.
At the end of the day, you will have been extremely busy, but with a nagging feeling that you have achieved nothing of substance.
Regardless of consent, the cover of Playboy had the same connotation: Theron was a hot girl, a Playboy girl, not an actress of substance.
At Thursday's debate, both Rubio and Cruz effectively exposed Trump's unworkable position on trade and his lack of substance on major foreign policy issues.
Comey is likely to cooperate with the request of Mueller, his respected law enforcement colleague and friend, and reveal little of substance to Congress.
Officers were then informed the man may have ingested some sort of substance, and paramedics then administered Narcan, an opioid-reversal drug, McCormack says.
Ryan appears to pride himself on being viewed as a politician of substance and seriousness in addressing the complexities of American society through governance.
But for Asian Americans who want roles of substance and commensurate success, it's increasingly looking like that path leads in a direction beyond acting.
Their ability to delay gratification correlated with higher SAT scores, lower levels of substance abuse, lower likelihood of obesity, and other indicators of success.
The anti-narcotics slogan "this is your brain on drugs" became famous for its egg-based metaphors about the neurological impacts of substance abuse.
Truth be told, the Republicans' monopolistic claim to these values has long been empty of substance, like Fox News' claim of balance and fairness.
"If you look at the consistent theme of the past month [from Trump] ... it's all the same thing: completely devoid of substance," Heye said.
And in this specific case of Demi, she from what I know has been pretty vocal about her father having history of substance abuse.
In terms of substance, Infantino had one of the best proposals of the morning: to reinvest 25 percent of FIFA's revenue into football development.
There's even very little of substance as to what massive "benefits" consumers should expect in exchange for having an increasingly intimate relationship with Google.
With its pomp and circumstance, its brash flashiness and complete lack of substance, EDM was a perfect symbol of the worst of American excess.
He watched on TV as his children helped put him over the top, he said, but gave little of substance, without mentioning Hillary Clinton.
Sometimes psychotic ideas are engrossing — a patient spent the summer contemplating the nature of substance and sound, and found them ultimately to be indistinguishable.
"Each time, the Met press office would tirelessly point out the cyclical nature of the gossip and the complete lack of substance," she wrote.
Mr. Humphrey, who has a history of substance abuse and multiple prior felony convictions, stole $5 and a bottle of cologne from the man.
It is critically important that we adopt such approaches more widely and across the spectrum of substance use treatment, especially in treating the homeless.
Have you ever coveted a shiny status symbol, only to attain it and find that there was little of substance to keep your attention?
But to capitalize on the reform opportunity at hand, they should also keep some powder dry for the debate of substance still to come.
Research has linked historical trauma to health disparities, including increased likelihood of early death because of substance abuse, unintentional injuries, assault, homicide and suicide.
Boys suffer, too, from increased risk of substance abuse, suicide and shorter life expectancy than women -- especially if they try to challenge masculine norms.
If these letters were a blueprint for who I was becoming, I wanted to make clear that I was becoming a person of substance.
"People don't go to treatment because they see the light," said Kevin Pangburn, director of Substance Abuse Services for the Kentucky Department of Corrections.
That there actually is, out there, a combination of substance and geometry which will yield useful amounts of electricity is, perhaps, a long shot.
The Trump administration has approved a request by West Virginia to expand Medicaid coverage for treatment of substance abuse disorders, state officials announced Tuesday.
Once surrounded by loving, caring people of substance who valued me and I them, and now surrounded by the shadiest of Los Angeles dope fiends.
"The paucity of knowledge in this area constrains the care for a changing demographic of older adults with higher rates of substance use," he said.
Alexander Feklisov told the Times that Rosenberg had provided him with military secrets but had never handed over anything of substance about the atomic bomb.
As a teenage girl, Valentish recalls "hitching her identity" to older and cooler men who inducted her into the seemingly glamorous world of substance abuse.
The idea is to provide near-instant access to specialized providers of substance abuse treatment as a benefit that employers can offer to their staff.
It's Death Note by way of Final Destination, a film more focused on cyberpunk-esque visuals and crunchy synth than on any kind of substance.
"We have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, said.
He talked in circles, avoided questions, tried to turn the segment into an interview of Cuomo and, in the end, hardly said anything of substance.
Why it matters: Washington isn't known for nuance these days, but the lack of substance in the debate over the Green New Deal is extraordinary.
If you or someone you know is in need of substance abuse help, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
I didn't see what the "kids" were getting out of this interaction; as far as I was concerned, they weren't being given much of substance.
Some diplomats in Brussels think that there will now be talks on the process of exit, which will inevitably touch on basic issues of substance.
"&aposModels&apos is about the journey through our past of substance abuse that led us to be the better people we are today," he explained.
Schott told PEOPLE last week that she did not know what kind of substance Mellon may have been using at the time of his death.
"We need to know the parents of substance abuse in-depth -- what's their story, how did they get there, what did they try, what's worked?"
Toronto was paralyzed by the mayor's continued denial as well as his continued cycle of substance abuse combined with outbursts of racism, misogyny and homophobia.
In an email last month, Scott Ogden, Mills's communication director, said the now-governor would prioritize "treatment, prevention and education" of substance abuse over prosecution.
Other notable findings include low median income, higher rates of mental health struggles, and a higher rate of substance abuse compared to the general public.
Daw is one such prefix; it translates literally as "aunt" but means something more like "madame," and denotes an older or married woman of substance.
Over time, Mayo Clinic reports that it can even contribute to heart disease and type 2 diabetes, while also increasing the likelihood of substance abuse.
It is trench warfare, where one side has all the firepower, the other side has a nearly impenetrable shield and little of substance is accomplished.
This program also seeks to increase testing and linkage to care for HIV, Hepatitis C and other infectious diseases as part of substance use treatment.
Indeed, Clinton had little of substance to offer apart from a perma-smirk and accusations against the "grand godfather" of all that's maligned, Vladimir Putin.
Although the United States and North Korea moved away from the bellicose rhetoric of 2017, nothing of substance has been settled and great dangers remain.
Later, she suggested that Mr. Trump's speech on Wednesday was part of an effort to distract voters from his lack of substance or policy depth.
It's very much true that prescription opioids played a substantial part in helping increase rates of substance-use disorder and fatal overdoses in recent decades.
With his flirty eyes and fashion sense, lunatic energy and history of substance abuse, he also happens to be the perfect man for the job.
A man of substance and political smarts, he knew, as they said in his home state of Texas, when to hold and when to fold.
The key test for the American public is whether the country can have a serious discussion of difficult policy issues with diverse candidates of substance.
That plan was vague and contained few hard targets, and was applauded for its intent but criticized for its lack of substance by AECJ members.
It is not a coincidence that states that expanded Medicaid have also reduced the unmet need for treatment of substance abuse disorders by 28503 percent.
And despite the opioid epidemic, 90% of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration workers would go home, too, according to the government's shutdown plan.
Criticism that Trump is engineering summits with North Korea as big photo-ops that are devoid of substance looks more valid after his Hanoi trip.
However, in a western social reality of increasing polarization, gun control in the vein of substance control is necessary in order to prevent more deaths.
And when politicians who have since become the butts of jaded jokes (hey there, Rudolph Giuliani and Tony Blair) stood tall as leaders of substance.
Using treatment as prevention This works by expanding the availability and quality of substance misuse services available that meet recommended, modern standards of care. 5.
The speech, which provided some degree of substance, gained a warmer reception in the markets, with the pound seeming to stabilize after several jittery days.
Central to the region's new addiction prevention agenda is better training for educators so they can learn how to recognize the signs of substance abuse.
If you presented yourself in an organization as a person of substance, then you ought to be willing to defend those who gravitated toward you.
Providing free water to attendees is seen as a priority by the harm reduction movement—the principle of minimizing the negative consequences of substance use.
The study, "The Prevalence of Substance Use and Other Mental Health Concerns Among American Attorneys," appears in the February edition of the Journal of Addiction Medicine.
Trump's HUD secretary, Ben Carson, has been even more vocal on the topic, though as of yet, he hasn't really done much of substance about it.
Cocaine, especially, is not the solid foundation upon which successful recovery from decades of substance abuse is built upon—although what a fantastic year 2010 was!
Pichai patiently explained that Google was aware of many of the accusations from the right, but that its own investigations had turned up nothing of substance.
"They chose to, because of their lifestyle of substance abuse and drugs, they wanted to live out with their homeless population," she told the news outlet.
Judy Garland, as well, who had spoken in the past about the abuse by MGM producers, and she of course has lots of substance abuse problems.
Whatever their disagreements—and there were many, both of substance and personality—right-wing media activists agreed that established media were under the control of liberals.
The All-Starrs were born in the wake of substance abuse issues that had crippled his career in the late-'70s and most of the '80s.
They wouldn't say what kind of classes she specifically took, but in cases like this it's typically some sort of substance abuse education or community service.
It was, like most of Hart's career, a triumph of substance over style, and a fast, crisp exhibition of pro wrestling as physical art in motion.
Possible risk factors for suicide include a history of substance abuse, exposure to violence, social isolation, conflict within relationships, stigma and a lack of available support.
It's not clear what kind of substance abuse problem Josie may have had, but in a post from 2015, she wrote about being in a program.
On Friday, the leader of the National Front, Marine Le Pen, said Mr. Hollande had done "absolutely nothing" of substance to protect France from Islamic terrorism.
When oil jobs are plentiful, companies desperate for labor sometimes will disregard signs of substance abuse, said three recovering drug addicts who worked in the oilfield.
Mr. Greenman's tossed-off, playlist-y dispatches are built upon such bare wisps of substance that it can feel like a stretch to call them essays.
It moves a statement from the realm of substance to the realm of performance and strategy — allowing the reporters to critique it without incriminating themselves professionally.
The pledge calls on firms to create more supportive work cultures and make the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and mental health struggles a priority.
Concocted with heaps of style but only a smattering of substance, Benjamin Dickinson's sophomore feature, "Creative Control," is as brittle and unwelcoming as its characters' surroundings.
"Depp is an alcoholic and drug addict, and these violent episodes occurred mostly after Depp had relapsed into a cycle of substance abuse," the documents read.
That's where Jez Butterworth's thrilling new play "The Ferryman" opened on Sunday night, with a generosity of substance and spirit rarely seen on the stage anymore.
As for escaping from the writhing Mason jar to actually get something of substance accomplished: During the day, go to a cafe and write from there.
But they usually get to that point only if there was something of substance to begin with, and they endure only if that something is precious.
"There's no expectation... that there's going to be anything of substance in that meeting," said Dan Katzenberg, senior analyst at Baird and Co in New York.
And women want help in dealing with the problems of mental health, opioid addiction and other forms of substance abuse that afflict so many American families.
He said that Mr. Dean had "ingested some type of substance" before arriving at Mr. Buck's apartment and that Mr. Buck had tried to resuscitate him.
Britain is still officially pursuing an exit from Europe, but one that involves changing little of substance while the politicians pretend to serve up a revolution.
The next one of substance that comes to mind was when Michael Jordan didn't visit the first President Bush with the rest of the Chicago Bulls.
Not different in terms of wording, but difference in terms of substance and this is in the context of a negotiation with others outside the United Kingdom.
The state's first witness, Dr. Julio Rojas, whose specialty is treatment of substance abuse disorders, testified that opioid addiction drastically changes the brain and can be fatal.
The message behind her new book "is that you can be a princess and a doer and a girl of substance," the mother of two told Parents.
"We [the family] have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, said.
Even though the chance of substance use or mental health issues might be higher for gender nonconforming teens, overall rates of these problems were still relatively low.
Eubanks struggled with opioid addiction after the shooting and later became a public speaker discussing the issues of substance abuse in the country, according to his website.
Titled "A Statement on Cybersecurity," the 4,110-word statement (not including footnotes) is bizarre for both its length and its ability to say almost nothing of substance.
That's not being accepted locally or by any people around this country with a conscience that are demanding to see something of substance done in this city.
Powell spent only 15 months of his 37-year political career in office, as minister for health; nothing of substance bears his name on the statute books.
Alternatively, the creaky wheels of Western democracies might have become too jammed to make progress on any issue of substance, whether inequality or some other persistent problem.
Still, good on you, Joaquin, for nodding toward the broader fight against injustice as a whole, and using your platform to at least say something of substance.
Its legislators in the state parliaments (and from September, in all likelihood, the Bundestag) make angry speeches that do well on YouTube, but achieve little of substance.
Recently, I've been focusing a lot on the normalization of substance abuse, specifically in collegiate life, which you can see in Shitheads On Parade and Frat House.
The former basketball player has been struggling to "find a woman of substance," however, and is one of the last remaining bachelors in his group of friends.
The summit also laid bare the limits to his charisma-based negotiating style and revealed how far the two sides are from agreeing to anything of substance.
Doctors note that teenagers use e-cigarettes at faster rates than traditional cigarettes, and experts worry they make teenagers more vulnerable to other kinds of substance abuse.
Despite the depressed oil prices, OPEC members at their most recent meeting in early December were unable to agree on anything of substance, including a production target.
It can be doubly complicated when there's a history of substance use, because it feels so sudden, so tragic, but ultimately, sometimes it doesn't feel altogether surprising.
Since the death of Prince, this image has once again redefined the opioid epidemic for so many, showcasing the breadth of substance abuse disorder in this country.
To Whom It May Concern: I am writing to express my deep sadness and frustration with the lack of substance in the recent Our Revolution live stream.
Airline crews will also be subject to more drug and alcohol testing, including on being hired, after serious incidents and if there is suspicion of substance abuse.
The message behind her new book "is that you can be a princess and a doer and a girl of substance," the mother of two told Parents.
When pop star Selena Gomez took a break from one of her tours, she battled rumors of substance abuse before telling the media that she had lupus.
"There's no proof of substance one way or the other, but there are enough circumstances to cause people to have different opinions on this issue," said Brooks.
We know that each day, 10,000 people around the world die of substance abuse and that addiction affects one in five people over the age of 14.
Similarly, investment in voluntary drug treatment and mental health support systems would reduce the harm of substance abuse without adding the harm of arrest, jailing and fining.
Regional experts have said it is unlikely to contain much of substance since it was delivered at the end of a week of meetings, not the beginning.
But there was so little of substance this whole campaign — it was just a diabetes-inducing level of sugar, that your job kinda flips on its head.
Sadly, there are not enough treatment options of this kind available for the growing number of substance abusers, due to the failure of national leadership and planning.
"The memo was released, contains nothing of substance, and Congressional Republicans are quite clearly complicit in this White House's efforts to undermine and obstruct justice," Dingell tweeted.
After laying out the impact of substance-use disorders on society and for employers, Bruno then turns his attention to what patients experience when they seek treatment.
He claimed the 2012 Olympics would be his last, and then, under criticism for a lackluster performance in London and public displays of substance abuse, reversed himself.
Finally, instead of relying on a single 85033-minute conversation in your living room, rely on consistent, mini-conversations to highlight the negative consequences of substance use.
According to a 2016 survey of substance abuse treatment services in America, only 64 percent screen for tobacco use and only 47 percent offer smoking cessation counseling.
But it's a sludgey kind of substance and the idea that it could preserve that kind of minute detailing in the teeth is already kind of absurd.
"Every country in the world better ... start worrying about authoritarian populism and the absence of substance in our dialogue," said Kerry, who also backed Clinton over Trump.
Rating There's ultimately not a lot of substance behind all of the sturm und drang that has led to this final episode, and there's even less logic.
Though Trump has not accomplished much of substance, like tax reform or an infrastructure bill, he has nevertheless made good on promises to limit crucial government functions.
Housing First wasn't associated with improvements in quality of life, reductions in the severity of substance abuse problems, or better functioning in the community, the study found.
Gaetz went on a lengthy rant about Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, and mentioned the younger Biden&aposs history of substance use.
The president is a weak leader, especially when it comes to questions of substance, but McConnell is not, and neither is Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
But, at least, they were journalists who had some conception of their civic duties as public surrogates and had the noses to sniff out news of substance.
For starters, the betting is that Republicans will retain control of the House of Representatives and this will provide an effective restraint on any legislation of substance.
As for creative resources, I'm really enjoying weekly to bi-weekly library trips to simply wander about and find something of substance to inspire my personal work.
In recent days, Trump has talked up a supposed link between mental illness and mass shootings — but has also proposed nothing of substance on mental health care.
Krisha (the character) is a middle-aged woman with a history of substance abuse and awful behavior who pays a Thanksgiving visit to her semi-estranged family.
"All of these were a list of things that people expect Francis to tackle, and he has tackled none of them in terms of substance," Posner said.
When Corker got to the Senate, "he was frustrated by the form and the lack of substance in the Senate," political consultant Tom Ingram told the Tennessean.
Teaming up for an intervention doesn't usually work in a college setting—for one thing, you're trying to address problems early rather than after years of substance abuse.
R. Upgrade is essentially an extended Black Mirror episode — mostly shock, not a ton of substance, a cautionary tale that isn't as imaginative as it thinks it is.
Church is an emergency toxicologist at the University of Massachusetts who treats cases of substance overdose — a toddler who accidentally drinks his dad's cup of coffee, for instance.
But attitudes like this stoke the ire of substance recovery professionals, such as Andre L. Johnson, the President and CEO of the Detroit Recovery Project, a recovery agency.
On Tuesday, he unveiled the expansion of the rehabilitation center Phoenix House with the Derek Jeter Center, which will focus on the treatment of substance abuse for teens.
I feel that for anyone wanting to quit any sort of substance, they might have to be in that place where they really hate what they are doing.
We've lost over 100 guys in my peer group, some of them in battle, but too many here at home to the ravages of substance use and suicide.
But the CDU's coalition partner will inflect that legacy, not least because of the conservatives' dearth of substance, one of the factors accounting for the CDU'S poor performance.
A group of House Republicans is denouncing the Obama administration for the lack of substance in its response to their objections to a new Medicare drug pricing initiative.
Wisconsin has faced a significant shortage of substance use disorder counselors, and as a result, opioid treatment programs and behavioral health clinics have been unable to fill jobs.
British and EU sources both said there might be nothing of substance on offer during Frost's visit, but gave different reasons for why this would be the case.
Where Vance describes a family contending with the all-too-common burdens of substance abuse, Westover lays bare a family cursed by ideological mania and outlandish physical trauma.
Over the past five decades, America's war on drugs has been motivated and organized by the fantasy that the proliferation of substance abuse is fundamentally a supply problem.
In providing a priced and more exclusive route to sobriety, one might question Tempest's ethics and motivations as it builds a business that capitalizes off of substance abuse.
The ACEs study categorized 10 types of traumatic experiences in childhood that increase the likelihood of substance abuse, physical and mental health problems, and behavioral disorders in adulthood.
Although you could substitute other grains here (brown rice or quinoa, for example), the firm bite and nuttiness of farro add a lot of substance to the salad.
After a year of listening to CNN breathlessly cover Russia, we've only just discovered that personalities at the network apparently believe that coverage is entirely void of substance.
But he declined to say anything of substance about missiles, mumbling in Russian to answer questions, and then quickly demanding that guards take him back to his cell.
President Donald Trump's first non-Fox television interview in a long time, conducted with CNBC's Joe Kernen from Davos, Switzerland, is in many respects weirdly devoid of substance.
He said they were wearing masks and yelled racial and homophobic slurs, poured some kind of substance on him and put a noose around his neck before fleeing.
"I think I'm a man of substance, frankly," Avenatti told reporters in the lobby of Chicago's Hyatt Regency hotel after a short speech to the DNC's Ethnic Council.
They rarely talk about anything of substance, and when his dad suddenly decides to quit his job and retire early, Akio realizes he knows almost nothing about his father.
What's more, the boots were of excellent quality, containing extra soles and some kind of substance, possibly moss, that was used to create a better fit or add warmth.
They poked fun at its style and lack of substance, and then they invited consultants to their offices to tell them how they, too, could crack the Facebook code.
"A previous substance use disorder is a risk factor for future development of substance use disorder," reads a statement sent to Tonic from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Previous reports suggested the FBI was looking at the general topic of Trump associate contacts with Russia, but it wasn't really clear whether they had found much of substance.
As overheard in the audio file of the commotion that ensued, the Station 82 firefighters were confused at first about exactly what type of substance the raccoon had ingested.
"Depp is an alcoholic and drug addict, and these violent episodes occurred mostly after Depp had relapsed into a cycle of substance abuse," the lawyers said in court documents.
"It seems to me that one should be able to look with sober eyes and yet hold on to those elements of substance that are both true and comforting."
Understandably, the resulting military partnerships between the United States and the UK will undoubtedly require more scrutiny and public debate before any military action of substance would be approved.
And a combative back and forth will do little to obscure the reality of an administration increasingly beset by scandal that has achieved very little of substance so far.
"We [the family] have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
The defense Sessions's allies are putting out is that these were all brief and unmemorable interactions, during which nothing of substance occurred, that took place during a hectic campaign.
GRANDIOSE statements from the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) are the region's Christmas crackers: they appear at regular intervals, create a commotion but contain little of substance.
All told, the speech was a mix of style — rousing the base, hitting the right anecdotes — and a bit of substance around actual policy proposals like the immigration deal.
Our country needs a new approach to the delivery of substance use prevention, addiction treatment, and recovery support services before the opioid overdose crisis destroys more lives and families.
"I think there's a distraction method of 'Oh, if we talk about this part of something then people won't focus on the actual part of substance,'" Wolf also noted.
When the meeting came to light months later, Trump's circle claimed the whole thing had been a big waste of time, and that nothing of substance had been discussed.
Methamphetamine psychosis is a severe reaction estimated to occur in about 2000 percent of users—which far surpasses rates of substance-induced psychosis associated with other commonly misused drugs.
"Mortality reversals in 21 states for adults ages 20 to 55 years are strongly linked to the burden of substance use disorders, cirrhosis, and self-harm," the researchers wrote.
Even before the state mandates, pain specialists considered it good practice to prescribe naloxone along with opioid painkillers for some patients, particularly those with a history of substance abuse.
All the news space devoted to the latest Kavanaugh "scoop" necessarily meant less coverage of the economy, a belligerent Iran, elections in Israel, or many other matters of substance.
We applaud McDonald's for bravely going against the grain of real social progress, and for taking on a cause that is as devoid of substance as their menu items.
According to the police report, cops found 381 grams of codeine -- and arrested D'Aundre on the spot for possession of substance in penalty group 4 ... which is a felony.
Without that rule in place, many insurers on the exchanges are likely to drop their coverage for maternity services and for the treatment of substance use disorders, among other benefits.
I do want to eventually get to a place where I can say that I don't need ANY kind of substance for me to live comfortably in my own skin.
But women who fear losing custody of their babies sometimes avoid treatment so as not to raise suspicion, according to another new report in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment.
In response to a Freedom of Information Act request by Gizmodo in May, the agency withheld any records of substance that might exist indicating a malicious attack as the cause.
Legacy media poked fun at its style and lack of substance, and then they invited consultants to their offices to tell them how they, too, could crack the Facebook code.
That makes it more difficult for him to litigate the cases in court, but Abbas argues it also highlights the lack of substance used to place people on the list.
As an example of the absence of substance in the political debate, he said climate change was given short shrift during the campaign between Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
A second gesture, the center girl kicking her feet out while the four to her left and right tuck theirs in, lends the image another layer of substance and symmetry.
Though little of substance was discussed, Mr Trump hailed the bilateral relationship as "outstanding" and Mr Xi declared there were "a thousand reasons to get the China-US relationship right".
"There's a whole community of substance use professionals who routinely provide care for people who've become addicted to benzodiazepines and that would involve a tapering of the medication," he said.
Until Trump is willing to tamp down his adversarial rhetoric and behavior against Democrats and their voters, the prospects for political compromise on any matters of substance appear intractably grim.
Mueller testified before both the House Judiciary Committee and the Permanent Subcommittee on Intelligence, saying very little of substance beyond what was already contained in the text of his report.
In either case, the Oscar voters will be poised to tell us something of substance at a time when we know precious little about the groupthink of the new academy.
Critiques of the cupcake industry often dwell on the overblown cutesiness and lack of substance of the little cakes, their frivolity, and shorthand for a type of moneyed female lifestyle.
" In the papers, she calls Depp "an alcoholic and drug addict" and states that most of the alleged attacks occurred while when he "relapsed into a cycle of substance abuse.
This narrow allocation of funding, limited to a type of substance misuse, was partially addressed in recent appropriations actions, but intervention initiatives that are too narrow continue to be problematic.
The decree came just days after Odom voluntarily entered a rehabilitation facility for treatment of substance abuse as a "precautionary measure" to avoid relapsing in the wake of his divorce.
It's not just the focus on the horse race at the expense of substance; much of the horse-race coverage has been bang-your-head-on-the-desk awful, too.
Gill said that the attack from Republicans "goes to show how little of substance they have to talk about" and that it's easy to take Pelosi's comments out of context.
For the first time in years, Democrats and Republicans, who can't agree on anything else of substance, are broadly united in their condemnation of the president over his Helsinki performance.
"Every day she is on the trail making clear how she diagnoses problems, where she sees solutions and that she is a candidate of substance," said one aide to Warren.
But it's also food of substance: A salad of arugula, Tongue of Fire shelling beans, pickled red onion and fried bread crumbs boasted flavors as robust as they were balanced.
Supply-side strategies that rely on law enforcement, opioid prescription restrictions and international cooperation are necessary but not sufficient to reduce and reverse our national scourge of substance use disorder.
The same, of course, can be claimed for most issues of substance that now stand in limbo due the descent of our parties into the basements of mean-spirited confrontation.
Jeb Bush has spoken publicly about his daughter's history of substance abuse, saying that it was "appropriate" for the government to play a role in providing treatment and prevention services.
Some, like game designer Jonathan Blow, have gone so far as to call this kind of loot grind "unethical" because it hooks players while providing little of substance in return.
Leo Beletsky, an associate professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University, called the $57,000 figure "laughably low" and said Trump's announcement includes little in the way of substance.
This young woman's "well-kept teeth" indicate that she was not a prostitute but someone of substance, someone who might even have been a member of Lenox's own social circle.
In that instance, however, little of substance changed: The school board, which had been faulted for its oversight of the system, was reconvened and met just once, for nine minutes.
If anyone can, it's Duncan, who has not granted an interview of substance since he abruptly announced after the 222-16 N.B.A. season, his 19th, that he was done playing.
Yet my symptoms and those of others have been just as bad as the symptoms of substance abusers: withdrawal tremors, cravings, relationship problems and can't-get-out-of-bed depression.
Everything Fury was doing was designed to wear Wilder out so even if he didn't stop him, Wilder would be unable to throw anything of substance late in the fight.
Comey did confirm one thing of substance: that neither he nor the Justice Department had any information that could substantiate Trump's tweets about Obama ordering the "wiretapping" of Trump Tower.
I've been surprised how on some really important matters of substance to conservatives of long-standing, he's been a rock, like on pro-life stuff, on conscience rights, on judges.
One problematic regulation, Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records (42 CFR) part 2, is a well-intended rule that emerged out of the enormous stigma that attaches to addiction.
Narcissists' stress—combined with their characteristic impulsivity, sensation seeking and invincibility complexes—may also instigate unhealthy coping in the form of substance abuse, aggressive driving, eating disorders or unsafe sex.
The show is organized into vague thematic categories, such as "Elements (Unleashed)" and "Gestures (Intense)," which offer little of substance within the greater topic of images supportive of political uprisings.
Not realizing their next project was going to produce anything of substance either, they christened it with a tongue-in-cheek very metal moniker and thought no more of it.
The founding team at Path, which includes Bruno and Gabriel Diop, who heads partnerships, and Greg Moore, who leads product development, all think of substance abuse treatment as an access issue.
"I really just want people to be aware that this is a president who's clearly more concerned about what people think of him than doing things of substance," Lucy tells THR.
According to police, the footage — captured just prior to the arson — shows an "unknown subject" walking through the gas station's convenience store, spraying some sort of substance on the merchandise racks.
Many of the tech CEOs from companies like Microsoft, IBM, Google and Apple didn't say anything of substance during the brief period of time the meeting was open to the press.
The chancellor has the time, opportunity and most importantly the good reasons to achieve something of substance on Europe, but only if she is willing to fight for it in Berlin.
It's strange to listen to a politician whose campaign is built on such wonkish planks as defending religious liberty and restoring the Constitution criticize his opponents for a lack of substance.
Special attention would be focused on groups believed to be particularly vulnerable, such as those with mental health problems along with pain, and those with prior histories of substance use disorders.
In the years since the Bechdel Test has become a barometer for determining whether there's anything of substance to the female character on screen: do two women talk to each other?
Where Ryan has built himself up as an honest, poised man of substance, Trump not only has never pretended to these particular virtues, he has delighted in demonstrating their political uselessness.
The problem for the Democrats is less one of substance than one of politics — when it's handed over next month to the inept Judiciary Committee to frame any bills of impeachment.
Despite its benevolent title, this legislation, which has already passed the House of Representatives, would jeopardize the confidentiality of substance use treatment and discourage patients from seeking the care they need.
"It is a summit with a lot of substance, and it is historic because it takes place at a decisive point for our security," said the NATO secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg.
Rather than engage with Schultz—who, it is true, has offered little of substance other than attempting to incite undue panic about the national debt—Democrats have thrown an entitled tantrum.
DiSabato said he told Jim Jones, the athletic director from 1987 to 1994, when he presented his master's thesis on issues of substance and sexual abuse among athletes at the school.
Not only are established parties blamed by voters for perceived complicity in the crisis, they are also found at fault for offering no solutions of substance to the fundamental economic problems.
But it was easy to sort the grifters from the men of substance: a person without a coat and a scarf—a precursor to the necktie—wasn't to be taken seriously.
He missed most of the 2016 season and ALL of the 2017 season because of substance abuse violations -- but the Cowboys clearly see potential ... as long as he can stay clean.
He says this individual discovered that he had a history of substance abuse and mental health problems, and that he had been discharged from the army after attempting to commit suicide.
The Chief Medical Examiner in NYC tells us Danny did not have any lethal injuries, and it's been determined he died of natural causes ... brought on by years of substance abuse.
The American envoy was instructed to attend the meetings "purely on listening mode," and was not authorized to negotiate anything of substance on the spot, according to the senior administration official.
London (CNN)Much has been written about the circumstances that led to the death of the British television presenter Caroline Flack on Saturday, despite little of substance being known about them.
"If Goldman can get this right with Amazon, I would expect them to go to Facebook next or any other online platform of substance that provides them a large distribution channel."
Given their complete lack of substance, there is no reason why crypto prices will not continue to decline as speculators sell their cryptos and look elsewhere to make a quick buck.
Though affectionately called "Wittertainment" (after its hosts' tendency to witter in charming but aimless fashion), the show packs in plenty of substance alongside the charismatic banter into its two-hour episodes.
Research has shown that more than 37 percent of school districts have adopted drug-testing policies, but whether they lead to reduced rates of substance abuse is unclear, one expert said.
Nearly four months after Prime Minister Theresa May invoked Article 50, starting the clock on a two-year window to negotiate Britain's departure, little or nothing of substance has been accomplished.
Does Trump apparently affirming that a payment is necessary or expressing what appears to be knowledge of one mean anything of substance, legally, or just make him look like a liar?
Given her history of substance abuse, there are questions about the circumstances of the fall, however, Gary and Mel B's lawyer, Taline Boyamian, say neither drugs nor alcohol played a role.
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"Depp had relapsed into a cycle of substance abuse," Heard alleged in recent court documents obtained by PEOPLE in her defamation suit against comedian Doug Stanhope, who published an article in TheWrap.
After years of substance abuse and attempts to quit cold-turkey, Luft claims that one day he searched Garland's bedroom, where she often spent evenings alone, to find evidence of drug use.
After US-North Korean talks failed to produce any agreement of substance, Kim warned in April that the United States had until "the end of this year" to make a new offer.
Research suggests that ending the stigma of substance abuse disorders is important for treating the abuse itself because it can keep people suffering from these disorders from seeking treatment out of fear.
Not everyone was amused by the jokes, but the Wyoming police followed up their original tweet by saying that they were using humor to draw attention to the issue of substance abuse.
That they've been allowed to enjoy this reputation as a party that values diversity, while doing next to nothing of substance to align their actions with their words, is expert-level deception.
"Now we need a new emphasis in terms of substance and must ensure our conservative element is recognisable and that and we can hold our own in a grand coalition," he said.
Canadian health authorities rely mainly on data from the United States, although studies show the incidence of substance abuse among Canadian anesthesiologists appears to be consistent with anesthesiologists south of the border.
Yet I must endure almost two years of campaigning in the United States, with little of substance being said, and the noise being endlessly amplified by news sites and social media channels.
To do so Family First frees up new funds to offer parents who are in dire risk of losing their children 12 months of substance abuse, mental health or parenting skills services.
Partisan obstructionism and misguided policies will accomplish nothing of substance, since Republicans still control the Senate and the White House, but it will drive more Americans to the side of President Trump.
The letter has been seen as more of a symbolic gesture unlikely to contain much of substance since it was delivered at the end of a week of meetings, not the beginning.
The Kremlin sponsored many rounds of peace talks in Astana and Sochi, which ostensibly reaffirmed 2254, but the talks produced little of substance and mostly marginalized groups friendly to the United States.
The AAC also says that most people who overdose have a history of substance abuse and/or addiction, and in most cases, an overdose is a clear sign that treatment is needed.
MORE (R-Ind.) has put forward a bill that would provide better guidance to the medical community about best practices for pain management prescription that would minimize the risk of substance abuse.
Some require reporting of substance-exposed newborns to child protective services, while others consider substance use during pregnancy as grounds for civil commitment, or define substance use, including marijuana, as child abuse.
Later, the administration stated it was cancelled because the database does not have many programs for the treatment of substance abuse or mental illness and has not been using rigorous screening criteria.
So that people that abuse and people that would be a bad influence are people that are also under the influence of some sort of substance and don&apost have good judgment.
The lack of substance in our debates compared to the steady stream of personal invective is undermining confidence abroad in U.S. leadership by spreading doubts about the judgment of our presidential candidates.
Multiple ESPN staffers tell TMZ Sports they're in complete shock over John Skipper's sudden resignation and admission of substance addiction ... with everyone we spoke with telling us he was extremely well-liked.
The lack of substance and the complications of a Kim-Trump summit take nothing away from the history of the Kim-Moon meeting: "Great optics and historic on many dimensions," says Narang.
"It just takes a lot of hard work, but we're willing to do it—we're lucky, to be working on something new, something of substance that we care about in our country."
What I mean when I say that is that we have to incorporate the screening and treatment of substance use disorders within medicine and have it be just like any other illness.
Early in her career, she discovered, almost by accident, that children from well-off families were essentially worse off than those from poor households in terms of substance abuse, anxiety and depression.
The non-Medicaid-expanded state was the first to pass a bipartisan law, House Bill 2280, to extend coverage for women with a history of substance abuse to one year after childbirth.
"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes," HHS Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement.
On the way there, we notice we have barely eaten anything of substance all day, so we grab something small on the way there — a slice of pizza from our favorite place.
But it's not their failure—it's a failure of many of their colleagues to recognize or care about a simple reality: Nothing of substance will pass Congress in 2018 without bipartisan support.
"Though President Trump is touting this agreement as the 'biggest ever,' I believe the stunning lack of substance and long-term reform achieved will harm American workers and industry," Schumer said Wednesday.
Rafael Lemaitre, a former drug control policy official in the Obama administration, pointed to findings that showed about 2202 million Americans show signs of substance abuse disorder related to their marijuana use.
She's part of mumsDU, a group of mothers who travel across Canada raising awareness of substance abuse issues, especially fentanyl, a powerful opiate that gained prominence as OxyContin fell out of favor.
As a recap: All the participants in this infamous meeting, from both the Trump side and the Russian side, have claimed that it was brief, unproductive, and led to nothing of substance.
Things got tougher for Jackson on Wednesday when the New York Times published details from a memo alleging that the doctor had a pattern of substance abuse and careless prescribing of drugs.
Instead, Merkel and Trump will square off at the G-20 summit in early July over the merits and dangers of open markets, even if little of substance comes from their rhetoric.
The president "spoke eloquently about grand things," but provided nothing of substance, she said; Washington is a bunch of do-nothings; Republicans must save Washington; and Obama doesn't stand for all Americans.
And in her own way, Warren has figured out how to use the announcement of substance-based policy plans as a way to keep media attention as she gradually climbs in the polls.
Some of those bills are well intentioned, says Schafer, but will be ineffectual, and some of them may just be empty shows of support for veterans offering little in the way of substance.
"Elizabeth Warren has built momentum by running a campaign of substance, identifying problems facing the country and laying out her plans for big structural change to fix them," communications director Kristen Orthman said.
"Our results are not representative of the general population, so we don't know the real prevalence of substance-linked sex," lead author Will Lawn, a psychologist at the University College London, told Gizmodo.
Lack of substance isn't a new criticism for Trump's campaign, but he's managed to get a pass from voters on it because he's tapped into a vein of voter disgust unlike anyone else.
States that received funding were originally limited from supporting a more extensive range of substance misuses prevention programs, such as Recovery High Schools, Nurse-Family Partnerships, and a myriad of other proven interventions.
That does not necessarily mean Trump should be in them, said Scott Kessler, senior equity analyst at CFRA Research, particularly given ongoing uncertainty over whether his administration can get anything of substance accomplished.
The week begins with a bang with PMI sentiment numbers out of China, a major leading indicator and the first one of substance from the world's second biggest economy in almost two weeks.
There's an opportunity for Republicans and Democrats to come together to enact comprehensive reforms around mental health and the interrelated problems of substance abuse, which form a key part of our women's agenda.
The Cole Memo enabled the federal government to maintain its ability to manage the harmful collateral effects of substance abuse, while also freeing states to govern and regulate marijuana on their own terms.
"However, Mr. Pruitt's responses were shockingly devoid of substance, did not rely on empirical evidence and did not reflect the thorough effort that a task so important to our democracy demands," Carper continued.
It may be that he will turn in a muted performance on Monday, convinced that he needs to show presidential temperament and some mastery of substance to woo swing voters who dislike Mrs.
This is yet another example of conservatives and the right-wing extremists being divorced from reality, and having no issues of substance with which to compete with Clinton on the battlefield of ideas.
The problem is less (as so many are saying) the legitimacy the president accorded the North Korean leader, so much as the one-sided outcome that yielded little in the way of substance.
" John continues, "We all thought we were super smart and above having the next hype band pushed on us but we all fell for Antidotes, quickly realising there was a lot of substance.
However, I don't feel comfortable excusing him from his child-support responsibilities so that he can spend his pension money on drugs — especially when he declines to avail himself of substance-abuse treatment.
But the loss of diverse perspectives also made the debate worse in terms of substance: We heard little to nothing about systemic racism, even as the criminal justice system came up at times.
There is nothing wrong with this, or with thinking about this; it doesn't reveal a superficiality or lack of substance, which is often the default fear when the topic of clothing comes up.
The main rap on Gervais was that some of the material sounded "mean-spirited," as Robert Downey Jr. described it after his introduction -- which cited the actor's history of substance abuse -- in 2011.
What I've seen it do is that it has taken us as a family and made us more real, our conversations are of substance and we are not taking each other for granted.
Neither socioeconomic or household factors previously associated with mental health issues in adolescents, like income and single-parent families, could account for the spike, nor did changes in the rate of substance abuse.
The bulk of Congress, however, will continue engaging in today's preferred political tactic of dodging a tough war vote while simultaneously doing nothing of substance while America's troops again potentially enter harm's way.
"The radicalization models that US government agencies have relied upon are equally empty of substance and are also little more than covers for the organized suspicion and demonization of Muslim populations," he added.
Usually, he tells that parents the warning signs for synthetic cannabinoid use include a child with a history of substance use and drug tests that come back negative even when the child appears high.
And so suddenly when this voice comes in – and it doesn't have to be a voice of substance – saying he's fed up with all of this, that's the part that hooks into the DNA.
Although some people believe smart students simply have a tendency to experiment, James Williams and Gareth Hagger-Johnson, co-authors of the new study, say these patterns of substance use may continue into adulthood.
Peskov, speaking on a conference call with reporters, also said that the published version of a U.S. intelligence report detailing the alleged Russian operation targeting the election was unprofessional and contained nothing of substance.
You've seen Trump engage in two summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. While they've led to little of substance, we have seen missile tests mostly stop and the return of some hostages.
New Hampshire has one of the highest rates of substance use by young people in the country, and ranks second-to-last among all US states in terms of access to substance abuse treatment.
Bob, who was a film producer, and Barbara, 86 — a best-selling British-American author known for works like A Woman of Substance and Hold the Dream — were married for more than 55 years.
A friend, familiar with my work and recovery history, turned me on to a request for proposals from the state's Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health to develop a peer-run art space.
HBO's brand new drama, Euphoria, gives us an unflinching look at the highs and lows of substance abuse, depression, self-harm, and accepting our own sexuality, along with navigating life as a teenager today.
The report broke down conditions by age, race, and gender, with gender showing marked differences: Men had greater rates of substance abuse and antisocial personality disorder; women greater rates of mood and anxiety disorders.
It's meant to simulate the act of writing under extreme pressure, and it definitely works so long as you're willing to write some pure nonsense in the event nothing of substance comes to mind.
While such town halls are often devoid of substance, the students and their tenacity not only broke the cycle of these pointless made-for-TV debates, but also changed the conversation in the process.
The latest shenanigans over whether the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major suppliers such as Russia will limit their output has generated heaps of noise, but very little of substance.
" Giuliani also said he respected porn stars, but not "the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who ... isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
We cannot allow policymakers to railroad us into an artificial welfare state with no opportunity for upward mobility--a history of substance use disorder cannot continue to be a black mark on anyone's record.
Anti-drug media campaigns have increasingly paid attention to targeting parents and helping them understand the current situation of substance abuse, according to Michael Stephenson, a professor of communication at Texas A&M University.
But some experts say the potency of these painkillers, and the very real effect of pain on a patient's life, can send someone with no history of substance issues down a path toward addiction.
And so suddenly when this voice comes in — and it doesn't have to be a voice of substance — saying he's fed up with all of this, that's the part that hooks into the DNA.
And in virtually every state, individuals who work in other fields and already hold college degrees can begin to teach in public schools, fully on their own without having experienced an internship of substance.
Johnny Winters (John Reddy), the movie's teenage protagonist and sporadic narrator, has a history of substance abuse and is involved in a bootlegging operation that leads to a vicious beating by more experienced rivals.
I think about my first parole review, which got denied — because I had a rap sheet and history of substance abuse, both of which will never change no matter how much time I do.
"I guarantee that there have not been studies that have evaluated the safety of inhaling caffeine," public health expert Jessica Barrington-Trimis, who directs the USC Epidemiology of Substance Use Research Group, told Insider.
Alcoholism may not be immediately associated with issues of mental health, but despite being the cause of several physical indispositions, it is recognized as a mental illness within the reach of substance abuse disorder.
Professor Bale, of Queen Mary University, said that while she might be trying to provide cover for Labour lawmakers already inclined to back her deal, there was little of substance she could offer them.
The new study, while smaller, mined more extensive medical histories than earlier work and found that most apparent cases of adult-onset attention deficits are likely the result of substance abuse or mood problems.
In a clemency application, Mr. Tharpe's lawyers described a tough childhood and an extensive history of substance abuse that they say included getting blackout drunk by age 10 and a debilitating crack cocaine habit.
" Jones also alleged in her filing that Henricks has a "history of substance abuse, and continues to drink, use marijuana," and claimed she once found him "with a belt around his neck attempting suicide.
Simpson's company as well as Schiff have said that the meeting was not pre-planned, that they did not discuss anything of substance, and that the two men have not been in contact since.
"It has become clear to us that the candidates' organizations aim to add debates to their list of campaign-trail charades devoid of substance, spontaneity and answers to tough questions," its press release read.
Adult drug court graduates in 22019 and 2016 received an average of 238 hours of substance abuse disorder treatment, and experienced a 94 percent reduction in unemployment during their participation in drug court programs.
"However, Mr. Pruitt's responses were shockingly devoid of substance, did not rely on empirical evidence and did not reflect the thorough effort that a task so important to our democracy demands," Carper continued. Sen.
He only answered four questions while in town, and he only talked about Medicaid in the context of substance abuse treatment, not in the context of what would happen to it if the AHCA passed.
It also postponed the balloting for the National Assembly seat from the garrison city of Rawalpindi, where a candidate from former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif&aposs party was disqualified after being convicted of substance abuse.
This turned into another one of those infuriating conversations where Jared says a whole bunch of things but not actually anything of substance all while carefully avoiding eye contact until Emily eventually got the picture.
A 2015 study published in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, for example, found that 11 state programs at the time, based on 2011 to 2013 data, set one- to three-year lifetime treatment limits.
Whatever your view of her politics, it's clear that Hillary Clinton has run a campaign of substance and ferociousness, taking on an opponent who couldn't be toppled by 16 primary opponents, 15 of them men.
It's become something of a trend for the French publisher, which makes big-budget action games that feature settings and storylines plucked from the headlines, yet stubbornly refuse to say much of substance despite this.
If the skills are a kind of companion, I'd be remiss if I didn't say something of substance about Lieutenant Kim Kitsuragi, the man who came to wrangle both the case and Harry into shape.
"It was an extraordinary event," he said, addressing more than 100 people — most of them involved in the treatment of substance abuse, and some in recovery themselves — in a ballroom at Southern New Hampshire University.
Depression and anxiety are common in individuals with a history of substance abuse, and the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry suggests that one in three adults who abuses drugs or alcohol is also affected by depression.
Johnson is a serious, authentic, experienced and idealistic libertarian who, whether we agree with him or not on individual issues, offers voters a substantial degree of substance on issues that deserve the widest possible audience.
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday she could well imagine a European finance minister but stressed that the creation of such a position would have to be underpinned with reforms of substance.
The study said that if the Pentagon did not cover medical procedures like hormone therapy and surgery, service members would most likely not seek medical care and have higher rates of substance abuse and suicide.
Here, partygoers seemed unable to let loose with everyone's attention hyperfocused on every subtle movement of a single "celebrity," whereas other (better) parties allowed us to heighten our senses and actually celebrate something of substance.
That long-term overactivity of the stress response is what leads to increased risk of heart disease, cancer, stroke, Alzheimer's, diabetes, obesity, mental health problems, increased risk of substance dependence, and other conditions like that.
On Tuesday, during a news conference in which legislators from the opioid task force unveiled additional policy recommendations following a series of statewide public hearings, Mr. Harckham did not mention his history of substance abuse.
That data breach continues, and two years to the day after I first blew the whistle about RTB, Simon McDougall wrote a blog post accepting Google and the IAB's empty gestures as acts of substance.
" She also alleged in the court documents that Henricks has a "history of substance abuse, and continues to drink, use marijuana," and claimed she once found him "with a belt around his neck attempting suicide.
"All in all, this is probably more important in terms of symbolic impact than it is in terms of substance," said Mr. Effron, a prominent Wall Street Democrat who strongly supported Hillary Clinton for president.
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NAFTA, TPP, allowing union power to decline, banking bailouts, an embrace of woke virtue signaling to keep working class minorities in the tent while providing nothing of substance in terms of their economic well-being.
I know that the inability of black people to hold high paying jobs, receive a proper education, or hold any political positions of substance has prevented the growth of the black community as a whole.
The study predicted that service members would not seek to transition were the procedures not covered by the Pentagon, and that they would likely have higher rates of substance abuse and suicide as a result.
The Brusilov offensive of 1916, hailed as a great victory at the time, ended with as many as a million Russians killed or wounded, with nothing of substance in the course of the war changed.
But then there's a pre-sentence investigation during which the office of probation looks into the offender to see if he or she has issues of substance abuse or a prior record, among other things.
Depression is also a leading cause of reduced quality of life for children, impacting school performance, friendships and the risk of substance use and other risky behaviors, researchers note in the Archives of Disease in Childhood.
But in spite of its ostensible handiness (who hasn't felt socially obligated to reply to a DM but had nothing of substance to say?), the heart's easy tappability has led to countless social media horror stories.
Kimberly Myers, the suicide prevention coordinator for the Utah state Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health, told Vox in September that the suicide rate may actually turn out to be lower than in previous years.
In the context of Tillerson's mystifying unwillingness to say or do anything of substance, the statement reads not so much as a threat, but as an admission that Tillerson actually has nothing to say at all.
Concerns about increasing discrimination were associated with higher frequency of substance use, a greater variety of substances used, 11% higher odds of depression and 12% greater odds of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder symptoms, the survey indicated.
A report from the General Accounting Office in November 2018 noted that, as Fortune wrote, "nothing of substance has occurred since the unprecedented breach," and that the company has continued to rake in big government contracts.
"Investigators have been looking into this since last July and there's no evidence of collusion that's come to light, and so it is telling that Schumer had nothing new of substance to add," the official said.
But these investments will be squandered if the new Congress rolls back recent gains in the quality and level of substance use and mental health insurance coverage generated by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2628.
But for all of the discussion of substance and wonkishness that the coming months will surely bring, undecided voters on the left would do well to remember that simply having a plan isn't necessarily the answer.
Behind drinking alcohol, vaping was the second-most common form of substance use, the study showed, with 17.6% of eighth-graders, 32.3% of 10th-graders and 37.3% of 12th-graders reporting vaping in the past year.
Seeing journalists arguing with each other suggests the news industry is more interested in playing out polarized range-wars than serving as public surrogates who are supposed to be informing citizens about news issues of substance.
Everything about Trump's campaign can be explained in terms of substance abuse: He's addicted to attention, demanding regular fixes and going to ever greater lengths — in terms of reckless statements and provocative acts — to get them.
Watching MTV, the two decided that the best way to lampoon the complete lack of substance in what they saw was to create a fictional band, with Hewlett designing the members and Albarn writing the music.
Mr. Humphrey, who has a history of substance abuse and multiple prior felony convictions, had followed the man into his apartment in San Francisco and threatened to put a pillow case over his head, demanding money.
"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes," Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement Thursday.
A generous and forgiving read of See could interpret it as an attempted meditation on knowledge, ignorance, and responsibility, but See actively resists attempts to latch on to anything of substance it might have to offer.
Jails can discontinue an inmate's medication, sometimes because they do not have the drugs on hand or because they want an inmate to detox—particularly an inmate, like Brittany, who has a history of substance abuse.
The panel, which is appointed by the federal Department of Health and Human Services but operates independently, said that its proposed guidelines are intended to combat alarmingly high rates of substance abuse in the United States.
While immigration remains an issue, polls show voters' top concern is now the environment, on which Kurz has offered little of substance, and there has been a large swing toward the Greens from the Social Democrats.
The panel, which is appointed by the federal Department of Health and Human Services but operates independently, said that its proposed guidelines are intended to combat alarmingly high rates of substance abuse in the United States.
He never once says anything of substance about Aleppo, anything at all to indicate that he actually understands what's happening in the city and has an iota of an idea of what to do about it.
"Jim Rohn, one of my teachers, told me that reading something of substance, something of value, something that was nourishing, something that taught you distinctions, was more important than eating, " Robbins wrote in a 2015 Facebook post.
To really understand the decline of substance in campaign journalism, you can't just blame cable news or the Internet: You have to go back to traditional media's willful elimination of the public-interest motive in news coverage.
Just last week on ABC Radio National, a major business and political leader answered nearly every single question of substance on the federal budget with an "I think", not mentioning one substantive or specific point of evidence.
"For the record, 'fake news' refers to stories that are created, often by entities pretending to be news organizations, solely to draw clicks and views and are based on nothing of substance," Smith said during his program.
"He was not taken seriously at first by the media, and is still not taken seriously as a presidential candidate by a lot of the media because of his lack of substance and clownish behavior," Ralston said.
The report also said that if the Pentagon did not cover medical procedures like hormone therapy and surgery, transgender service members would probably not seek medical care and could have higher rates of substance abuse and suicide.
A topline temperature check After weeks of seemingly nothing of substance happening on Senate, the two Senate votes on Thursday, on competing proposals, both of which failed, unleashed the building frustration and borderline resentment in the chamber.
Rue and her orbit of young friends and classmates struggle to find their identities and sense of purpose within a haze of substance-fueled parties, preparation for college and a hefty amount of family and personal trauma.
Accurately, in my opinion, the authors locate the heart of the tragedy not in personal shortcomings of substance abuse or irresponsibility but rather in joblessness and other structural issues that have befallen wide swaths of our country.
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Other analysts noted that if nothing of substance happened in Geneva, or on the Syrian battlefield, then Mr. Putin's announcement of a troop withdrawal would have had more to do with Russia's domestic politics than with Syria.
The American Bar Association and the Betty Ford Clinic put out a study this year that lawyers have three times the level of substance abuse as other professions, and I think twice as much mental health issues.
To be clear, nothing of substance would change: Workers would still get the same 15 percent wage premium, the union would still get the same 2 percent, and the public employer would pay exactly the same amount.
After being shot twice during the horrific school shooting that killed 12 students and one teacher, Eubanks developed an opioid addiction, and later became a public speaker dedicated to addressing the topic of substance abuse and addiction recovery.
"We did not support the bill, essentially because in terms of substance, it's not something that will enhance the independence of the judiciary," Innocent Gonese, chief whip of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, said after the vote.
And I want to broaden my daughter's horizons, so I'm gonna send her to Afghanistan for the next few years to live in a burka and not learn anything of substance about terrestrial reality, because multiculturalism is great.
Because our belief is, if you write something unique and interesting that people are going to want to hear, if you have something of substance to say that's different, people will take the time to listen to it.
Trump has never been a great debater in terms of substance, but on television—and increasingly off of it—the GOP primary race is just another badly acted reality contest, a format the real estate mogul knows well.
It's not important enough for him to offer Democrats anything of substance in a legislative swap, and it's not important enough for him to have bothered to learn anything about the issue or even develop a specific proposal.
She and her colleagues write in JAMA Cardiology that over 300 million people use Twitter to communicate with each other, but it was unknown whether researchers could separate messages of substance from noise and ultimately analyze those messages.
By agreeing to a summit from the start—a propaganda coup for Kim Jong Un—Trump removed the incentive for North Korea to make concessions,  all but guaranteeing that nothing of substance would come out of the summit.
"Their lack of accountability was illustrated by the lack of substance in their testimony, their demeanor while testifying, and the overall glib attitude of Andrew Coffey's so-called brothers towards this very serious matter," the grand jury stated.
He is at an age when psychotic disorders like schizophrenia begin to manifest; on the other hand, the disorganized thinking and erratic behavior reported could also be the result of substance abuse or a variety of other factors.
" It called on both sides to "take immediate steps" to address concerns and bring trade and economic relations back to normal but warned that there was still "a long way ahead before anything of substance can be achieved.
In each case, the MC shows she's not just a promising new lyricist but also a broad-minded artist with an understanding that there's more to making music of substance than a few good ideas and catchy hooks.
Mr. Obey, who goes by Tony, started working up to the job more than a decade ago, as he neared the end of a two-year stint at a Brooklyn rehabilitation center, recovering from years of substance abuse.
There are plenty of (mostly recent) examples of drugs being aptly fictionalized on TV. Whole series, like Breaking Bad, That 43s Show, Broad City , and The Wire have managed to pull off pretty realistic depictions of substance use.
The Times profiled one landlord, Yury Baumblit, who forced his tenants to go to certain providers of substance-abuse treatment and a medical clinic that then paid him Medicaid kickbacks, according to current and former residents and employees.
A deal between Manziel's lawyers and prosecutors to avoid a trial could include an agreement that Manziel seek anger management or domestic battery counseling, or undergo some form of substance abuse rehab, lawyers watching the case have said.
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As a result, right now his presidency is in danger of being very swiftly Carterized — ending up so unpopular, ineffectual and fractious that even with Congress controlled by its own party, it can't get anything of substance done.
Around noon, Mr. Gaetz proposed an amendment highlighting unproven corruption allegations around Hunter Biden, the former vice president's son, and proceeded to read aloud from a news article graphically describing the younger Mr. Biden's history of substance abuse.
On Capitol Hill, where the Trump impeachment inquiry has overtaken pretty much anything else of substance, even a handful of Republicans took issue on Thursday with the way the White House had appeared to handle the Ukraine matter.
With the exception of candidates who have said very little of substance about opioids, like Julián Castro, Marianne Williamson, and Wayne Messam, the Democratic candidates have generally made it clear that they would go further than Trump has.
Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, who has a history of substance abuse, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired, and was promptly suspended for six games and fined $500,000 for violating the league's personal conduct policy.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but, when your operating in a tradition that is so dependent on tales of substance abuse, oversized broken hearts, dead friends, and wearing cheap suits, how does one avoid being a cartoon?
Mr. Sasse, a first-term lawmaker with close ties to the elite conservative intelligentsia, delivered a 19-tweet critique of Mr. Trump, framed as a series of questions to the Republican about his inconstant views on issues of substance.
"If you hold an event like this with Hesse's politicians and at a time like this, then it can't be just about a nice meal and chatting about the weather ... he has to say something of substance," Eckert said.
A DCFS "Quality Assurance Report" details each of the calls made to the agency, as well as efforts made by the agency to help Lockett — who had a history of substance abuse — parent five children without a support network.
In addition, the chain installed medication-disposal kiosks in 500 of its 8,200 U.S. stores to make it easier for Americans to empty their medicine cabinets of unused pharmaceuticals that might otherwise fall into the hands of substance abusers.
This crisis stretches across all drug classifications, driven by misguided perceptions and a lack of clarity as to how to attack the crisis at its source, as opposed to federal policies that only remedy the symptoms of substance abuse.
After an especially short or harried supper, I can find myself wondering how the family gathering that just transpired could possibly help to raise my daughters' grades, improve their psychological well-being or lower their risk of substance abuse.
But the ECB has warned it will only issue licences if there are enough senior boots on the ground to oversee activities of "substance", rather than a "letterbox" or empty shell entity, with key decisions taken back in London.
The court's power lies, rather, in its legitimacy, a product of substance and perception that shows itself in the people's acceptance of the judiciary as fit to determine what the nation's law means, and to declare what it demands.
And it all seemed to culminate at a public forum in 103, when Darryl Strawberry, Gooden's former Mets teammate and someone with his own history of substance-abuse issues, said aloud that he was concerned about Gooden's well-being.
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Based on Richard K. Morgan's novel, the series looks great -- starting with Joel Kinnaman, who spends a lot of time showing off his commitment to the gym -- but in terms of substance, offers little more than an empty sleeve.
He had nothing of substance to offer beyond the usual specious claims that only his wall can end the border flood of drugs, crime and migrant women who have been duct-taped and stuffed into vans by human traffickers.
Here, a few nuggets of advice the following celebs have doled out while taking the graduation stage this year: Oprah Winfrey: Live a Life of Substance "You're nothing if you're not the truth," Winfrey told the crowd at Agnes Scott College.
Gil Cates, the late producer who oversaw the Oscar telecast multiple times, used to plead with winners to talk about something of substance -- to speak from the heart and not just read or rattle off a list of thank-yous.
Instead, the man who spoke to the world on the morning of January 11th was, whether judged in terms of his character or on questions of substance, the same bullying, thin-skinned but brilliantly populist man who campaigned with such success.
This is unfortunate: a paper published in 0003 in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment suggests that treating people with methadone and buprenorphine results in $153-223 less spending on health care per month than treating addicts without these medicines does.
I'd describe the old school as essentialists, comprising people like Karr, for whom a diagnosis of substance use disorder (addiction) is an essential part of one's identity—an identity that is self-preservative because, remember what happened last time you drank?
Everyone can't sell drugs, but everyone can do them, and the portion of listeners who couldn't relate or find escape in the bravado could now see themselves in the dope sickness, depression, and all-too-common escape of substance abuse.
"The feedback that I get from people is about what I'm wearing for my makeup, or my hair, and I'm thrilled when I get a question of substance, about where do I stand on a particular policy issue," Lucius said.
The weeklong national initiative sponsored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse seeks to provide teens and educators with educational resources and tools that they can use in the classroom to "shatter the myths" and address the consequences of substance abuse.
But if nothing else, the premiere does effectively, yet comedically, show two truths of substance abuse: Addicts need enablers who fuel their problem, either deliberately or inadvertently, and most need someone to intervene to help them climb out of the pit.
"We need to discover ... what the parties are prepared to do and what they are prepared to prioritize, both in terms of substance, which will come in a later round, and in terms of these confidence building measures," he said.
Even as matters of substance like the scope of the summit and the composition of the delegations are being sorted through, the two sides remain at odds over the logistical details, according to US and other officials familiar with the matter.
It's true that Republicans, despite controlling both the legislature and the presidency, have struggled to accomplish much of substance, but this has less to do with an ongoing Republican civil war than the fact that their policy agenda is extremely unpopular.
While we have genuine policy disagreements on most issues of substance, we do agree that the federal budget process is broken and the dysfunction is a disservice to our country – especially to Americans who don't often have a voice in Washington.
To Applebaum, these shootings are like predicting suicide: While those who complete suicide tend to be young people with deep depression who have a history of substance abuse, individuals with this profile vastly outnumber those taking their lives each year.
Although 1 in 4 individuals with chronic pain who are prescribed an opioid by their family health-care provider will develop an addiction, the path of substance use disorders (SUDs) typically begins at an earlier point in their lives —  in adolescence.
The laws against fraud may also play a role in curbing cyber currency excesses, but perhaps the best cure will be drawing parallels with past burst bubbles where there was no "there" there either, or at least little of substance.
At the beginning of the Finance Committee's markup, which is expected to last several days, the panel's chairman, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, offered a pre-emptive defense of the bill, both in terms of substance and process.
Any serious criminal justice reform effort must include access to culturally specific jail alternatives, especially programs that treat, rather than punish, those with histories of substance abuse and mental illness, and take into account people's past traumas and lived experiences.
The Congressional Budget Office said that over 10 years, Mr. McConnell's bill would cut more than $770 billion from projected spending under Medicaid, a program that pays for a large share of substance abuse treatment and prevention costs in many states.
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The lack of substance and fruitless working-level talks set up the failure in Hanoi, which the Americans blamed on what they said were excessive North Korean demands for sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling an aging nuclear facility in Yongbyon.
So if we are going into a place where they are devaluing experience in terms of substance and legislative acumen…you may as well have someone who knows what they don't know and would get the best possible people there.
Now, one thing that contributed to the quick dip after Sandy Hook was the timing; the shooting was on December 14, 2012, which meant news coverage was running up against the holidays, which inevitably dampens interest in anything of substance.
Remember, back in 2015, the #AskHerMore campaign, in which red carpet hosts were urged to treat the actresses they interviewed as women of substance, and that was defined as focusing not on what they wore, but on what they did?
But research released afterward by the Commonwealth Fund found that the increase in mortality among among middle-age, white Americans has more to do with "a lack of progress" in treating common illnesses than with the issues of substance abuse and suicide.
Her victory is further evidence that the electoral politics of the left are not simply a matter of substance but, increasingly, style, where authenticity trumps machine politics and the status quo, as first evidenced by Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez's primary win over Rep.
A recent study in the medical journal Annals of Emergency Medicine described two fatal cases of patients with a history of substance abuse who came into the emergency room after having taken "massive doses" of Imodium to self-medicate their withdrawal symptoms.
First, the on-and-off peace discussions that the Afghan government has had with the Taliban for years -- discussions that have been actively supported by the United States -- have yielded nothing of substance and are quite unlikely to do so anytime soon.
Although he insists that there is nothing of substance in the allegations, he will not have forgotten how his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, was forced by his cabinet colleagues eight years ago to resign over allegations of bribe-taking, and was later jailed.
One of the most frustrating things about modern blockbuster games is their inability to meaningfully explore political topics; games like Detroit: Become Human and Far Cry 5 have used the sheen of political imagery, but failed to actually say anything of substance.
Instead, we're left wondering if many of the issues Marin experienced after her assault — like her lack of attachment to an infant Julian or her subsequent history of substance abuse — stemmed from the darkness of Mosswood, the darkness of Jack Novack, or both.
The show turned its eye for slick melodrama from the set's screwed-up power dynamics to the nation's screwed-up racial dynamics by centering on a black suitor, but quickly proved it didn't have much of substance to say on the subject.
It might have been a case of Putin flexing his muscle to show how much power he has to help or hurt the US. The first direct meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin surprised many with the amount of substance it contained.
It was Mr Pence (pictured) who walked the grounds of the Iowa State Fair last month, and Mr Pence who held rallies in socially conservative western Iowa, where Republican voters are perhaps less receptive to Mr Trump's bombastic style and lack of substance.
And whatever Tillerson's flaws and failings, when it comes to matters of substance, such as recertifying the Iran deal, not picking sides in the Saudi-Qatar cold war, or probing diplomatic options on North Korea, his instincts are far sounder than the President's.
At first glance, Prince did not appear to have the risk factors that addiction specialists have identified in many patients susceptible to opioid dependence, which can include abuse of alcohol or other drugs, mental health challenges or a family history of substance abuse.
After a whole lot of sheer on the runways — more quasi-nudity, really, than there has been in seasons, a weirdly counterintuitive trend given the rise of the woman of substance everywhere from politics to Hollywood — designers have at last started covering up.
While briefing reporters in China, though, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson declined to say whether Putin and Trump would meet in Vietnam, telling reporters that officials are working to determine whether the two world leaders have sufficient areas of substance to discuss.
"Washington has not been able to get a single thing of substance done since this Congress was established, so given that, there are a lot of reasons to be nervous that they won't get it done," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's.
Beijing (CNN)US officials are still working to determine whether President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have sufficient areas of substance to discuss that would warrant a bilateral meeting in Vietnam this week, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Thursday.
Follow-up studies over the next 40 years found that the children who were able to resist the temptation to eat the marshmallow grew up to be people with better social skills, higher test scores, and a lower incidence of substance abuse.
That experience, as the film depicts, led to LaBeouf's own downward spiral of substance abuse, violent and reckless outbursts and behavior, and his 2017 arrest for public drunkeness, disorderly conduct, and obstruction in Georgia, where he was shooting The Peanut Butter Falcon.
To remedy the lack of scientific evidence, the National Institute of Drug Abuse is funding projects investigating synthetic THC for treatment of substance use disorder and providing grants for other projects testing cannabidiol for the treatment of methamphetamine use disorder and relapse prevention.
I don't think that this upcoming generation just wants crap to read and read bad stories and listen to bad television, and I think that's why we've all invested and doubled down in the production of substance of content across our platforms.
" These results debunk the notion that alcohol use and alcohol abuse are restricted to a "male phenomenon," they conclude, and suggest "that young women in particular should be the target of concerted efforts to reduce the impact of substance use and related harms.
LGBTQ teens often do better in school and have a lower risk of substance abuse or suicide when school policies offer them lots of support with anti-harassment policies, safe spaces and student groups like gay-straight alliances, the study authors write.
In a paper published this week in the Journal of Substance Use, researchers said that after being shown the headline, which originally appeared on this 2016 VICE story, more clubbers reported they would either get their MDMA tested or avoid the drug altogether.
It was so unusual for there to not be men of substance that he pointed it out, and it's so common for women in movies to be underwritten that when I pointed it out, he had to think about it before he realized.
What they did offer up -- using more diplomacy; working with allies; getting out of endless wars -- represented slogans and bumper stickers and offered not a single idea of substance on how they would approach these issues or the other serious challenges America confronts.
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"Dying to Live" — Kodak's first major musical statement since being released from jail in August for weapons and drug charges and probation violation — is a very strong album, and in places, you hear the Kodak who might have something of substance to say.
"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes," HHS secretary Alex Azar said in a statement about the change, which goes into effect in 30 days.
Before he entered into negotiations with the Hamilton Tiger Cats last March, Manziel had to agree to several strict provisions, presumably because he had a history of substance abuse and arrests, including one related to accusations that he had struck a former girlfriend.
Past and even ongoing drug abuse doesn't prevent clients from receiving mental and health care services at the clinic, a sign of recognition that, especially for homeless people living on Skid Row, getting necessary medication can be challenging, in part because of substance abuse problems.
Rather, he shows it plainly, in the vein of music films like Almost Famous, Walk the Line as business as usual, which goes to show that despite the leaps and years between these movies, the revolving door of substance abuse and fame feels like forever.
And while she doesn't expect every client to disclose their marijuana use, she recommends discussing it with your therapist in order to paint a "complete picture"—especially if it's relevant to your mental health history, like if you have a family history of substance abuse.
Over the past few days, the president-elect has made the front porch of his Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey his stage, parading apparent candidate after candidate for his cabinet in front of the media, all while saying remarkably little of substance.
A recently identified rise in mortality among middle-age, white Americans has more to do with "a lack of progress" in treating common illnesses than with the issues of substance abuse and suicide, which had been initially blamed for the trend, a new report argues.
The titles of recent books about President Donald Trump suggest to the reader that there must be a person of substance behind the weird hair and the too-long ties—that there is a profound truth amidst the tweets and the hoopla and the bombast.
It's a story about discrimination and neglect — the unmet health care needs of native children and families, the alarmingly high rate of suicide among native teenagers, the growing opioid crisis and the broader epidemic of substance abuse that has ravaged so many native communities.
Prosecutor John Reading called Kavin Chow, an associate consultant at the Department of Forensic Psychiatry at Hong Kong's Castle Peak Hospital, to state that Jutting had moments of sobriety in between the killings and should have been able to resist "the use of substance".
A thread that ran through many of their lives was periods of substance use or abuse, from David Bowie snorting so much coke he'd only consume red peppers and milk for sustenance to Carrie Fisher's "coke nail" on the set of Return of the Jedi.
Michael Cartwright is the CEO of American Addiction Centers, a leading provider of substance use treatment services in the U.S. Cartwright and American Addiction Centers would receive no financial gain and/or benefit from the passing of the CARE Act proposed by Elizabeth Warren.
In fact, one study already suggested that's the case: The research, published in 2018 in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, found that the three biggest alternative mutual help groups — SMART, LifeRing, and Women for Sobriety — perform about as well as 12-step programs.
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The bride's father retired as a federal probation manager of the San Jose office of the Northern District of California in San Francisco, and then became the director of substance abuse treatment programs at the Santa Cruz Community Counseling Center, from which he also retired.
So if we are going into a place where they are devaluing experience in terms of substance and legislative acumen and stuff like that, you might as well have somebody who knows what they don't know and would get the best possible people there.
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Ohio High School Plans to Drug-Test All Students at Least Once a Year Research has shown that more than 215 percent of school districts have adopted drug-testing policies, but whether they lead to reduced rates of substance abuse is unclear, one expert said.
I mean, a woman of substance, an articulate, experienced in government, dignified, who had everything I thought would make her become a wonderful president of the United States, that doesn't seem to matter because I think powerful women, strong women are viewed with suspicion.
But not all of their comments made it into the final program aired on MSNBC last night — we got a lot of substance in, but it's still TV and has time strictures — so we will post them all here on Recode for you to see.
Rather than wait for a committee-led process to fail, and rather than holding mock committee markups in which nothing of substance gets marked up, McConnell cut to the chase and started off the Senate's efforts with the behind-the-scenes approach that was probably inevitable.
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Beatty co-wrote, co-produced, and directed the film, which—for all its somewhat tactless cultural appropriation (see: Warren Beatty rapping)—does pack a lot of substance and leaves one yearning for the day when a politician might be emboldened to tell the truth in real life.
Medicaid covers more than 20% of substance abuse treatment in the U.S. Coverage for addiction treatment "cuts down on costs in a lot of areas, including hospitalization and emergency room visits," says Tom Hill, the National Council for Behavioral Health's vice president of addiction and recovery.
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You might believe that little of substance has changed for big tech's data-hungry smooth operators since then — beyond firing out a wave of privacy policy update spam, and putting up a fresh cluster of consent pop-ups that are just as aggressively keen for your data.
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