Duterte's war on drugs Duterte has come under increasing international criticism for his war on drugs.
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It was the closest to being on drugs I've ever been without actually being on drugs.
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"We don't want to be helping folks on drugs, but then again, folks on drugs have children," Conaway said.
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"Drugs to hit amyloid early on, drugs to hit tangles early on, drugs to hit inflammation," Dr. Tanzi said.
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The War on Drugs, "Red Eye": The War on Drugs, "Under the Pressure": Bonus from their 224 album, Slave Ambient: The War on Drugs, "Best Night": This is actually a fairly controversial question among drug policy experts.
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Maybe the "war on drugs" is over, at least in the West and in terms of rhetoric: now China is talking about the merits of a "popular war on drugs", while Russia is promoting a "total war on drugs".
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With all this in mind, I decided to see if I could find some kids on drugs listening to Kids On Drugs.
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War on drugs Washington and Manila may also be on a collision course over human rights issues related to Duterte's war on drugs.
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The UK's approach on drugs remains clear—we must prevent drug use in our communities and support people dependent on drugs through treatment and recovery.
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"The war on drugs has not been a war on drugs, it's been a war on people, and disproportionately people of color and low-income individuals," Sen.
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" - Corinne, 26 "Blows all his money on drugs.
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Cold War on Drugs: Contrary to the Trump administration's tough talk on drugs, particularly from Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the number of Federal drug prosecutions is still at historic lows.
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Either one of their parents was on drugs or both of them were on drugs, and these are the withdrawals we have with these kids and the off balance they have.
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"The War on Drugs has not been a war on drugs, it's been a war on people, and disproportionately people of color and low-income individuals," Booker said in a statement.
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The Philippines war on drugs Since Duterte was elected, more than 1,900 people have died, including at least 700 in police operations that were part of the President's hard-line war on drugs.
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Everybody's on drugs, whether you call them meds or not!
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VICE: The war on drugs has largely been a failure.
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He has characterized the War on Drugs as a failure.
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That's when some sticky war on drugs logic factored in.
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"I see people on drugs every day," she told CNN.
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I'd be dead if I spent $4 million on drugs.
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I was just drunk and on drugs all the time.
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I think the entire store must have been on drugs.
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By comparison, America spends about $400bn a year on drugs.
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It's still how he makes The War On Drugs records.
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Ronald dela Rosa, who brutally enforced Duterte's war on drugs.
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America tends to take a very narrow view on drugs.
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"Globally, the 'war on drugs' has not succeeded," Annan wrote.
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It wasn't just — or even mostly — the war on drugs.
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Duterte's war on drugs is playing out on the ground.
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"Being on drugs, yeah," Stewart said, tuning into his wavelength.
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The practical effect: Sessions is restarting the war on drugs.
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It doesn't end the war on drugs or mass incarceration.
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That special session on drugs, known as UNGASS, begins tomorrow.
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The War on Drugs has disproportionately affected young black males.
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Just about everybody agrees that the "War on Drugs" failed.
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I had officially switched sides in the war on drugs.
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The War on Drugs inhabit it more completely than most.
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You don't hear any talk about the War on Drugs.
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President Richard Nixon launched the war on drugs in 1971.
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The war on drugs has been failed for 60 years.
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All his money was spent on drugs, housing and tech.
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"The war on drugs is an epic fail," he concludes.
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"I'm not comfortable with putting price controls on drugs," Sen.
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Over 30 years ago, I was broke and on drugs.
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Has drug use decreased since this proclaimed war on drugs?
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Maybe we should all be on drugs right about now.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has promised his own extrajudicial war on drugs.
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Do not revisit failed policies, like the war on drugs.
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"But we cannot have all people on drugs," he said.
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The war on drugs weighs particularly heavily on black defendants.
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The war on drugs is essentially a war on people.
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The War on Drugs is one of the most dependable.
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How did people get around the legal prohibition on drugs?
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The "war on drugs" was coined by President Richard Nixon.
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Calls to wage war on drugs can be emotionally appealing.
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" Paul called the war on drugs a "totally illegal system.
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"The War on Drugs has not been a war on drugs, it's been a war on people, and disproportionately people of color and low-income individuals," Booker said in a statement announcing the bill.
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Duterte's tongue the least of Obama's Philippine problem Duterte's war on drugs Duterte has come under increasing international criticism for his war on drugs, which as of late August had claimed more than 1,900 lives.
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"The War on Drugs has not been a war on drugs, it's been a war on people, and disproportionately people of color and low-income individuals," Booker said in a press release announcing the legislation.
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He is asking in part because of his sons, one of whom squandered his youth on drugs, another of whom has just stabbed himself to death with a two-pronged barbecue fork — also on drugs.
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Trump received a greeting fit for a king in Saudi Arabia, and he praised the Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who is carrying out a war on drugs with extrajudicial killings, for being tough on drugs.
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Was it more than Mary whom Jahil got hooked on drugs?
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Her mother, Louise Rudolph, asked her if she was on drugs.
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We read about Nixon's war on drugs and about narcotics prisons.
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But medicare total only spends $78 billion a year on drugs.
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For years, the war on drugs has been called a failure.
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Today, it serves as the capital of Peru's war on drugs.
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Spending it on you means I can't spend it on drugs.
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I was listening to the War On Drugs at the time.
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I may be on drugs, I may be searching for something.
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Have you ever dreamed of fighting in the war on drugs?
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President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has killed perhaps 9,000 Filipinos.
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"Here the war on drugs was a massacre," says Ms Almada.
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The FDA does not comment on drugs that are under review.
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How would you feel if he reignited the war on drugs?
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The campaign was a cornerstone of the nation's war on drugs.
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Sometimes this happened because their addict parents spent money on drugs.
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Steven Tyler doesn't mind admitting he's spent a fortune on drugs.
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It's what his War on Drugs did to just one person.
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Current US President Donald Trump has praised the war on drugs.
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They immediately said, 'Are you on drugs or you been drinking?
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The US fights the war on drugs both domestically and overseas.
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And there's little incentive to work on drugs you can't sell.
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The Philippines is struggling through its own devastating war on drugs.
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Expunge the records of the victims of the war on drugs.
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The war on drugs turned out to be a complete failure.
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But Medicare total only spends $212017 billion a year on drugs.
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The War on Drugs is generally presented as a global phenomenon.
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The War on Drugs has been a spectacular public policy failure.
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The country uses bulk purchasing power to spend less on drugs.
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Washington's moves to revive the futile "war on drugs" are unwelcome.
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Basically, Breggin argued, Carter was young, in love, and on drugs.
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I didn't have to go spend all my money on drugs.
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"This presidency has just won the war on drugs!" he exclaims.
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Three quarters of Americans believe the war on drugs has failed.
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Then have students write an editorial about the war on drugs.
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Real criminal justice reform/ending the failed war on drugs 3.
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Child soldiers often rely on drugs to inure themselves to horror.
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The 'war on drugs' isn't solely to blame for mass incarceration.
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Legalization was promoted as helping to end the war on drugs.
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And when they get out they're right back on drugs again.
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In short, Sessions wanted to re-escalate the war on drugs.
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Where should Democrats go on health care, on economics, on drugs?
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Rising prices mean, of course, that we're spending more on drugs.
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The bill doesn't end the war on drugs or mass incarceration.
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More than 7,000 people have been killed in "summary executions" since Duterte began his war on drugs last June, Philippines Vice President Leni Robredo said during a meeting at the U.N. Commission on Drugs in March.
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Next month's UNGASS meeting — the General Assembly's first special session on drugs since 1998 — is seen as a crucial indicator of just how much the global consensus has shifted away from an empirically failed war on drugs.
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She also reportedly stabbed herself and allegedly attempted to overdose on drugs.
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"Heather became a different person on drugs," a source told the show.
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For years, the Fed was criticized for putting the market on drugs.
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Playing someone hopped up on drugs, however, was a whole other story.
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Americans spend more on drugs than people in any other developed nation.
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But what exactly does it mean to end the war on drugs?
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The National, the War on Drugs, and Future Islands will also perform.
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Last April the UN General Assembly convened a special session on drugs.
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He made the "good people" comment during a Senate hearing on drugs.
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Mexico has just marked the tenth anniversary of a war on drugs.
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Those perpetrating the war on drugs are clearly fighting a losing battle.
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After all, she reasoned, she'd been on drugs when she'd been assaulted.
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THERE ARE PRICE CONTROLS ON DRUGS IN ADVANCED ECONOMIES AROUND THE WORLD.
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So, how do we fight back on the DEA's War on Drugs?
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And it's getting worse, thanks to President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.
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Dead or alive: Is the Philippines' war on drugs out of control?
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Ronald dela Rosa, a close ally in Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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Next week, I'm going to declaring an emergency, national emergency on drugs.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Are the kids on drugs?
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Are you going to listen to his new album Kids On Drugs?
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Tradewind Bioscience is working on drugs that block the spread of cancer.
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The DEA is tasked with carrying out the US's war on drugs.
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And sir, your giant rock snake, is it on drugs as well?
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"There's very little bidding on drugs," Trump said in his opening remarks.
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Polls also show people are very much behind his war on drugs.
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As you might expect, he was out of his mind on drugs.
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The US has been fighting a global war on drugs for decades.
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It would appear we are about to declare another war on drugs.
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In 1997, we were all trapped by the war on drugs metaphor.
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The arguments for the war on drugs are collapsing all around us.
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When I posted about Duterte's war on drugs, Madelyn responded with derision.
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She is now the face of Argentina's crackdown on drugs and "narcoterrorism".
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department is taking its war on drugs worldwide.
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I knew what it was like to have a parent on drugs.
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Some of these would come from bargaining down prices, especially on drugs.
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Humanity consists of everyone, including those who use and overdose on drugs.
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He admitted to being on drugs at the time of the attack.
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"The war on drugs has been a war on people," he said.
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We have declared war on drugs; mental illness; cancer; poverty and crime.
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Like today's "war on drugs," Prohibition imposed enormous costs on American society.
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We've become email pals, comparing notes on drugs, side effects, fatigue, treatments.
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Reagan-era war on drugs tactics are only worsening today's opioid crisis,
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His violent efforts to crack down on drugs have left thousands dead.
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Otherwise, the Taliban will have won the War on Drugs in Afghanistan.
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There really isn't a "bounce back" after you go crazy on drugs.
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I felt like I was on drugs, though I had taken nothing.
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From this point, the war on drugs would slowly get more punitive.
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"I was spending an ungodly amount of money on drugs," he recalled.
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America's war on drugs has cost an estimated $1 trillion since 1971.
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I can't imagine bingeing on drugs, but I can imagine doing that.
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Owen was so sick because he'd really been caning it on drugs.
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The polls suggest that Mr. Duterte's war on drugs is equally popular.
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Harlo: Two weeks, and everybody's on drugs, so subpar performances all around.
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Our magazine looked at one small-town police officer's war on drugs.
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She reminds me that I wish I were on drugs right now.
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She knew only that they weren't in contact—was he on drugs?
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The task force will be charged with pursuing the war on drugs.
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Fifteen years ago, Portugal effectively bowed out of the war on drugs.
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Patients on drugs such as OxyContin can in fact become socially withdrawn.
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"We're losing badly the war on drugs," Trump said at the time.
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"These guys don't care about ending the war on drugs," said Sabet.
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On the set, none of the dancers were on drugs or alcohol!
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The slide's colorful, twirly LEDs make it feel like you're in a space tunnel on drugs—while the brief moments of darkness make you feel like you've hit the end of the universe (on drugs too, of course).
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Listen to the project below: In addition to "Fine China," WRLD on Drugs—officially stylised as Future & Juice WRLD Present... WRLD on Drugs—features collaborations with Young Scooter, Young Thug, Lil Wayne, Yung Bans, Gunna and Nicki Minaj.
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Last week, spurred by Latin American countries ravaged by the War on Drugs calling for the world to soften its prohibitionist stance, world leaders came together for the first UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) since 1998.
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There's a misconception that everybody is drinking and on drugs all the time.
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They're here, but they lose it—they're blacked out on drugs and alcohol.
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" Finally, Branson includes a book he contributed to, "Ending the War on Drugs.
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Either you're stoned or on drugs and imagining things and dreaming them up.
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The discrepancy -- a byproduct of the war on drugs -- overwhelmingly affected African-Americans.
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Recommendations this week: Ear Hustle, Monument Valley 2, and Lucas Brothers: On Drugs.
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The company, he said, did not anticipate "excessive" price increases on drugs anymore.
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What can we learn from Darwin and evolution about the war on drugs?
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Mr Sessions's war on drugs would do little to combat this rising scourge.
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The Trump administration is taking a hawkish line on drugs of all kinds.
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In 2012, less than 200 people fatally overdosed on drugs in New Hampshire.
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This episode he's particularly asshole-ish because Shay (Kim Director) overdoses on drugs.
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I spent money on drugs and alcohol — and even developed an addiction problem.
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But spending any of that money on drugs would likely be a mistake.
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The average person spent $100 more on drugs in 2014 than in 2013.
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"Reimporting drugs is importation of other countries' price controls on drugs," said Cohen.
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But have they also been testing the limits of the rules on drugs?
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We repeatedly see the President speaking on television about his war on drugs.
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"They come from homes where mom and dad are on drugs," she said.
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Did you know J. Cole released an album today called Kids on Drugs?
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The war on guns has failed as badly as the war on drugs.
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The same can be said—but rarely is—of Bush's War on Drugs.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Dicks don't do well on drugs.
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The violation is tied to Meek's 2008 conviction on drugs and weapons charges.
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Michael Pollan laughs and says, yes, he's on drugs while conducting this interview.
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"There's very little bidding on drugs," Trump said in one speech last month.
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I see the war on drugs for what it is — a total failure.
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We need to be considering radical change to reverse the war on drugs.
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She also blamed a lot of her troubles and infamous moments on drugs.
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In the US, the war on drugs mostly impacts minority, particularly black, communities.
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This disproportionate effect is why critics often call the war on drugs racist.
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The Camorra's strategy of focusing on drugs, particularly cocaine, has also paid off.
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Rights group says Duterte's war on drugs is a "large scale murdering enterprise"
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I think I was stoned on drugs and I thought of that title.
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"The world has lost the war on drugs, not only Thailand," said Paiboon.
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Behind that parastate's economy and criminal-justice system lies the war on drugs.
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The war on drugs has been a war on black and brown people.
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However, the article notes that Hoffman was also dependent on drugs and alcohol.
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Sessions' revamped war on drugs is expected to cause more problems than solutions.
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And, yes, maybe you're on drugs, too, but that's not really the point.
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Future and Juice WRLD have released WRLD on Drugs, their new collab record.
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When someone says, "Are you on drugs?" that is not a real question.
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The company said it is trying to lower prices on drugs for customers.
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But the war on drugs has never made any sense to begin with.
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Related: Southeast Asia's War on Drugs Is a Grotesque Failure, but Why Stop?
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"There is the broader point about the failed war on drugs," she said.
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It feels mutual—like, the girls are not on drugs or looking sad.
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Yet the war on drugs has instead become a system of social chaos.
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In contrast, Portugal may be winning the war on drugs — by ending it.
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READ: El Chapo's conviction changed everything and nothing about the war on drugs.
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They're strung out on drugs, out of school and drifting day to day.
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If all this is getting overwhelming, you might just start dissociating on drugs.
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Trillanes has spoken out against Duterte's violent crackdown on drugs and alleged corruption.
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To an outsider, the idea of "getting tough" on drugs may seem satisfying.
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The Philippines is what happens when a war on drugs becomes quasi-genocidal.
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It was 2012, and Mexico's war on drugs was in its sixth year.
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The war on drugs has been a war on black and brown people.
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Prosecutors described his conviction as a watershed moment in America's war on drugs.
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Not all my experiences of having sex on drugs have been so positive.
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I've never actually had a good sexual experience with a man on drugs.
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I never want anyone to be on drugs and alcohol while I'm shooting.
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Considering that Arpaio has made a name for himself waging a war on drugs (he literally has a 'War on Drugs' tank), if Arizona votes yes on Proposition 205, it may be possible to kill two birds with one stone.
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That is because his proposals include big tax cuts (mainly benefiting the wealthy), and the protection of Social Security and Medicare (bar an impossible claim to save $300 billion on drugs spending when Medicare spent $62 billion on drugs last year).
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Jeff Session hints at plan to ratchet up the war on drugs Jeff Session hints at plan to ratchet up the war on drugs Attorney General Jeff Sessions says fighting violent crime is his top priority, and in a memo released Wednesday, the former Alabama Senator dropped a hint as to how he'd like to achieve that — through reviving the wildly unpopular and largely unsuccessful war on drugs.
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Marino's views on this issue, then, suggest he's generally to the right on drugs.
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Meanwhile, Khloé's estranged husband Lamar Odom lay in a coma after overdosing on drugs.
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Full coverage: Philippines War on Drugs Islamist group suspected Acting Provincial Jail Warden Supt.
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For context, about $25 billion was spent on drugs through Part B in 2015.
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"This war on drugs is not working," said voter Hugo Stewart, an Obrador supporter.
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Bangladesh's war on drugs has become one of the most aggressive in the world.
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As we head upstairs, we get onto the topic of the war on drugs.
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These are by no means the only options for ending the war on drugs.
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Investors feared this could be triggered for 2016, leading to lower spending on drugs.
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" During the controversy that followed, O'Rourke called the war on drugs a "complete failure.
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Philippines' war on drugs Duterte's stock with the US government cannot fall much further.
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Right now you and me are the Navy SEALs of the War on Drugs.
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If you're still stressed, might I suggest developing a dependency on drugs or alcohol?
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THE REST OF THE WORLD SEEMS TO THINK PRICE CONTROLS ON DRUGS ARE OKAY.
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Duterte says killing of corrupt Philippines journalists justified 'War on drugs' out of control?
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The backdrop: President Nixon triggered the codification of tough-on-drugs policies en masse.
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The effects of the war on drugs have been, and continue to be, devastating.
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The war on drugs is a war on people and a war on progress.
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It has opposed Mr Duterte's murderous "war on drugs" since its beginning in 2016.
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Remix Spike Jonze Directed "Drunk Girls" The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art
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His party platform also proposes ending the war on drugs and decriminalizing drug possession.
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I also think the war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community.
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I'm not really out here making music for people to dance to on drugs.
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I'm more here to make music for people to lay around to on drugs.
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She's four and yet, her ideas about the War on Drugs are way off.
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"I don't know if he's on drugs, or what his deal is," White added.
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Make his attorney general prove that reigniting of the war on drugs is warranted.
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Perhaps you had it even worse than I did—like one user on drugs.
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" The 32-year-old then explodes on Kourtney, saying, "Are you f—— on drugs?
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For more than 85003 years, the U.S. government has waged the War on Drugs.
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So: one-third of hospitals, one-fifth on outpatient services, one-tenth on drugs.
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"Next week, I'm going to declare an emergency, national emergency on drugs," Trump said.
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The war on drugs is a horrible metaphor for a nation's response to addiction.
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But there's another front in his war on drugs that has escaped international attention.
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In exchange, drug manufacturers give states and the federal government deep discounts on drugs.
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America's opioid epidemic is the latest tragic battle in our long war on drugs.
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US officials celebrated El Chapo's demise as a triumph in the war on drugs.
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But his vision is one of citizen security and ending the war on drugs.
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He was high on drugs, and I don't even know how old he was.
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Indeed, many churchgoers who spoke to Reuters said they supported the war on drugs.
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Ritter is attending the ceremony alongside her boyfriend, War On Drugs singer Adam Granduciel.
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The U.S. has been waging its broad "war on drugs" for several decades now.
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Clearly this concept was written on drugs, and that's how it is best consumed.
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I learned that he never met his dad, and his mother was on drugs.
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The UN has been pretty keen on the war on drugs in the past.
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The war on drugs has played a significant — but exaggerated — role in mass incarceration.
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Although they say the war on drugs is temporarily on hold, it's still happening.
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Reyes, O'Rourke contended, had a cynical, outdated view of the government's war on drugs.
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Two days earlier, he'd called marijuana "not a factor" in the war on drugs.
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"It's highly potent, showing activity in sub-milligram dosages," wrote someone on Drugs-Forum.com.
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I still use the safeguards practiced at the height of the War on Drugs.
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The war on drugs was "bankrupt" and futile and overwhelming the courts, he maintained.
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"Duterte doesn't really care about stories about the war on drugs," the source recounted.
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Previously, he estimates he and his wife were spending $500 a day on drugs.
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Rather, I'd say that it was mass incarceration, fueled by the war on drugs.
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Does this mean the war on drugs, as it's currently fought, is worth it?
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The comments came as the leader defended his government's brutal countrywide crackdown on drugs.
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The Philippines is infamous for its brutal extrajudicial tactics in the war on drugs.
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But before that, he was a teen hooked on drugs and focused on fame.
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We could not win the war on drugs through killing petty criminals and addicts.
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Parker remembered the officers saying that Smith was "wigging out" on drugs, investigators said.
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"This particular guy grew up with his whole family on drugs," Mr. Estep said.
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His latest book is Pills, Powder and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs.
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"You don't have to explicitly say, 'I hear he overdosed on drugs," she said.
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"Our initial thought was, 'Oh dear god, I think he's on drugs,' " Anita says.
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" Maderal, 42, and Avanceña, 33, are casualties in President Rodrigo Duterte's "war on drugs.
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And the war on drugs has been a war on black and brown people.
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In June of 1971, President Richard Nixon declared a war on drugs in America.
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Which means they're going to be on drugs or they may be an alcoholic.
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This country's war on drugs was intended to be a system of social control.
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The administration has worked to reinvigorate a war on drugs mired by racial disparities.
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Acid Arab: With tea, headphones on, on a dancefloor, while having sex, on drugs.
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We need to treat the war on drugs not by incarceration but by rehabilitation.
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Related: Remastering Goes Wrong in These Trippy 'Seinfeld' and 'The Simpsons' Remixes The Trippy Art (and Trippier Life) of Occult Artist Marjorie Cameron The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art The Artist Who Drew Himself on Drugs Is Actually Way More Experimental
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TM: There are white kids in Vermont and upper Massachusetts who are OD'ing on drugs.
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It's the vision that brought some African-American leaders to support the war on drugs.
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They tell her she "ruined" TJ's big day and Kara suggests Sasha is on drugs.
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The discrepancy -- a facet of a decades-long war on drugs -- overwhelmingly affected African-Americans.
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Decades into the war on drugs, the world doesn't have much to show for it.
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In this first take, Nadia is convinced that she's on drugs or having a crisis.
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Later that night, both of them high on drugs and alcohol, Balakrishnan drove Glasscock home.
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Lots of people were drunk or on drugs, she says, which affected her mental health.
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I joined a rehabilitation program based on methadone, so I'm still on drugs—only legally.
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The Mexican government acknowledges the link between its war on drugs and violence against women.
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What does it teach about the war on drugs in terms of its overall effectiveness?
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A lot of it has to do with — as an example, Josh's question on drugs.
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Both the government's advisory council on drugs and a parliamentary committee cautioned against the ban.
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It is heartening to see the eclipse of the generations-long failed war on drugs.
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Even his war on drugs and crime was seen as a positive at the time.
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While his war on drugs is well advanced, his promised economic reforms have barely started.
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It's not a measure of how much the U.S. as a whole spends on drugs.
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And he oversaw price hikes on drugs during a particularly painful time for American consumers.
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"There's a zero tolerance policy on drugs in Georgia," Getia explained during our Skype interview.
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There's a lot, of course, we still don't know about ending the war on drugs.
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Finally, we have too often under-invested in diagnostic tests while over-spending on drugs.
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I am convinced that this young man was a victim of the war on drugs.
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The nation's top lawman instead called for local law enforcement to be tougher on drugs.
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Duterte is waging a violent (and some say illegal) war on drugs in his country.
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It soon became apparent that just about everyone working with me was on drugs, too.
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" Sanders said he has also helped lead the effort against the "terrible war on drugs.
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In its "war on drugs," the administration also forced allies to accept policies by fiat.
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This is partly a consequence of America's "war on drugs" that began in the 1970s.
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Mr Duterte's ill-conceived war on drugs will make the Philippines poorer and more violent.
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This guy looks like he's up to no good or he's on drugs or something.
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Even a decade ago, voters rewarded politicians who promised to redouble the war on drugs.
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The exact number of dead in Duterte's war on drugs is impossible to independently verify.
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In the "war on drugs", addicts who need health-care are recast as enemy combatants.
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The fact of the matter is the FDA sits on drugs for far too long.
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The country's war on drugs has killed more than 250,000 people since 2006, AFP reported.
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The War on Drugs poisoned police-community relations, bringing us to where we are today.
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Yet the past two years have seen a quiet unraveling of the war on drugs.
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PhotoRx: Pharmacy in Photography Since 1850 explores a pharmaceutical company's collection of art on drugs.
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"That's right — your kid's brain on Minecraft looks like a brain on drugs," he writes.
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My friends are freaking out about this resurgence or restart of the war on drugs.
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And it's certainly true that the war on drugs has hit black Americans the hardest.
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Cannabis legalization, as you know, hardly means that the harmful "War on Drugs" is ending.
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Mark was starting to get fucked up on drugs, which was kind of a bummer.
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Running at 16 tracks, WRLD on Drugs features the pair's previous collab single "Fine China".
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The war on drugs can now be implemented in far-flung villages, in the mountains.
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It was the place Ronald Reagan had to try to conduct the war on drugs.
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That was hugely important and gave us a head start on drugs and a vaccine.
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The average American now spends $935 annually on drugs — up from $695 a decade ago.
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It hits on the three big issues: mass incarceration, the war on drugs, and policing.
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The comment was an insult to Washington's partners in their decades-long war on drugs.
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The traditional "war on drugs" approach is to go after the supply of these substances.
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Rites of passage At least my "this is your brain on drugs" generation understood fear.
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But even we have limits to what we can do — because of spending on drugs.
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By 1995, politics and culture had changed radically, and the war on drugs was inescapable.
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Trials are actually going on—in China—on drugs like darunavir and cobicistat and interferon.
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Like with "Miami Vice": It's based on a true concept of the War on Drugs.
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China takes a hard-line stance on drugs domestically, executing drug traffickers and policing consumption.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has had over 40 years to win the war on drugs.
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"I think the war on drugs has disproportionately impacted our African-American community," he said.
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The current system is a complete failure; the "war on drugs" concept is ridiculously ineffective.
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For 42 years, Ms. Espada's life was marked by a dependency on drugs and alcohol.
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The singer's life would be brief (she overdosed on drugs at 2000); the artist's, long.
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It is not just a war on drugs but also a war financed by drugs.
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"They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals," Daniel Berehulak's photographs of the Philippine war on drugs.
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At every opportunity Sessions has defended the war on drugs and his role in it.
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Cook County Medical Examiner released its report which includes details on drugs in his system.
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The program failed to tap into youth culture and truly change kids' views on drugs.
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President Richard Nixon, first elected in 21980, was a well-known hard liner on drugs.
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And it's — the war on drugs has been a war on black and brown people.
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Pelosi's bill also calls for inflation-based penalties on drugs purchased at the pharmacy counter.
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I also think that ending the war on drugs would largely heal America's racial divide.
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Parents are putting their children on drugs, but they don't think of them as drugs.
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Ressa and Rappler have reported on and criticized President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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In the name of a war on drugs, hundreds have been killed by extrajudicial means.
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Csete pointed out that the war on drugs started shortly after the civil rights movement.
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Barr doesn't just have a record of supporting the war on drugs and mass incarceration.
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This week, we're talking to Chloe Eliot about her experiences of having sex on drugs.
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Angered by Barack Obama's criticism of his war on drugs, he told the then-U.
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But there's a clue in a Sunday Axios article about the president's view on drugs.
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It's filled with people on drugs who eat bats and care about radical social issues.
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NICE runs dozens of these analyses each year, on drugs and surgeries and scanning devices.
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Or the Marijuana Party, which wants to legalize pot and end the asinine War on Drugs.
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In two months, the United Nations General Assembly will be holding a special session on drugs.
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She is attending alongside boyfriend Adam Granduciel, who is the frontman for The War on Drugs.
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Theories ranged from aliens coming in for a landing to the light operator being on drugs.
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In 2003, he supported a war on drugs, which led to the deaths of 2000 suspects.
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Some of it is we've had this war on drugs going on since [President Richard] Nixon.
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S. rhetoric and brutal war on drugs, which has alarmed rights groups at home and abroad.
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Duterte has long been accused of using his war on drugs to weed out political opponents.
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His case is proof that the Mexican government isn't waging any sort of war on drugs.
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The government is spending more on drugs, including foreign ones, as it expands public health care.
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The war on drugs proved to be as damaging to minority communities as the drugs themselves.
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CMU police called Davis Jr.'s parents to say they were concerned he was on drugs.
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"The perpetrator seemed to have been on drugs, which the police verified later," the statement added.
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He had sacrificed his life to a higher purpose, and here I was, high on drugs.
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And in 1970, Elvis visited to say, "I'm on your side" in the War on Drugs.
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Got in this program called Op Grad, for pregnant girls and people on drugs — and me.
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The War on Drugs is an utter failure and drugs are widely and cheaply available anyway.
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You know when your friend overdoses on drugs and you're upset because you won't make money?
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"Most of what's being developed are variations on drugs that we've had for decades," Coukell said.
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This broad category includes both someone who accidentally swallowed poison and someone who overdosed on drugs.
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If someone is violent or comes to work on drugs, we have a zero-tolerance policy.
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As an adult, he is dependent on drugs (usually prescribed painkillers, though he isn't particularly discerning).
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I think it's obvious that after 40 years of war on drugs, it has not worked.
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The wheels had fallen off my life and I found myself hooked on drugs and alcohol.
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Jill Stein has also been vocal about marijuana legalization and explicitly ending the war on drugs.
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In the meantime, here's your public service announcement of the day: Beware of cheeseburgers on drugs.
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Obama had previously raised concerns about Duterte's controversial war on drugs and his human rights record.
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Thing is, said Winstock, it's always better to eat healthily, whether you're on drugs or not.
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"There's very little bidding on drugs," Trump said at an event days before he took office.
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It only makes sense that being on drugs is the best way to enjoy it, too.
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And one of those core questions is, 'If you're happy on drugs, are you really happy?
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So are the consequences for black communities, where the war on drugs is most heavily waged.
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James Bailey is appealing his conviction, claiming he was on drugs during his confession to police.
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Unlike the wars on drugs and other vices, this is a story with a happy ending.
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Trump allegedly has given a thumbs up to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's murderous crackdown on drugs.
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The next UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) was supposed to be in 2019.
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He said he doesn't blame his father for being on drugs when Hart was growing up.
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The RCMP's short-term strategy is to focus on drugs, then guns and gangs, then robberies.
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Certainly there have been many policies that have exacerbated the fallout of the war on drugs.
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When not kayaking, she works with Law Enforcement Action Partnership to end the war on drugs.
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Rachel Leigh Cook's This is Your Brain on Drugs PSA is an icon of '90s insanity.
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Alnylam concentrates on drugs that interfere with RNA, the messenger molecule through which genes express themselves.
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In February 2018, it announced it had started a preliminary examination into the war on drugs.
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They're pretty great, though they don't have much to do with the actual war on drugs.
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That night, I'd eaten an entire pizza to induce enough pain to get me on drugs.
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The clamp down on drugs like OxyContin pushed users to street drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
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After being on drugs for so many years, I just never pictured a future for myself.
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As a result America spends 12.23% more on drugs per person than Canada, the next-highest.
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Author Antony Loewenstein explains the origins of the war on drugs and its global implications. Rep.
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And the U.S. frequently doesn't get the best price, even on drugs that are developed here.
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Nearly 4,000 Filipinos have been killed by police in a war on drugs since June 2016.
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After Sara's husband Kulot was killed in Duterte's War on Drugs, her home was burned down.
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You cannot contain drug use through the war on drugs nor international conflicts by ignoring them.
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Duterte has been furious at the United States for its criticism of his war on drugs.
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Traditional medical approaches generally rely on drugs and controlled re-experiencing of trauma, called exposure therapy.
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For many years, millions of children's' lives have been ruined because of the war on drugs.
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Many people blamed her for what she was wearing or asked if she was on drugs.
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The "War on Drugs" approach has not worked, and has disproportionately incarcerated minorities and the poor.
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The war on guns has been as much of a failure as the war on drugs.
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Politicians of both parties talked tough on crime and tough on drugs to voters at home.
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Let's start with what Nixon actually sought to do when he launched his war on drugs.
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The actual war on drugs is such a stupid thing; it's such a stupid American thing.
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A lot of mainstream media attention goes to the federal prison system and war on drugs.
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I was on drugs most of the time; I didn't care what anyone had to say.
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For most addicts, though, the war on drugs here is a program of catch and release.
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It's time for the GOP to give up the war on drugs – at least on marijuana.
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The purpose was deterrence, though the war on drugs has had little effect on drug use.
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In the 1970s, President Richard Nixon's war on drugs targeted black people, as well as hippies.
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I have relied on drugs for comfort, company, and relief for most of my adult life.
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After all, Medicaid spent more in expansion states on drugs used to treat substance use disorders.
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And now, they even have the "this is your brain on drugs" guy on their side.
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Connecticut overdoses Dozens of people overdosed on drugs at a downtown park in New Haven, Connecticut.
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I was also seduced into taking a tough stance on drugs during my time as president.
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The Filipino director Brillante Mendoza dramatizes President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs in this crime thriller.
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In 2017, there were 419 reported homicides, according to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Presley was in Washington and seemed to think he could help with the war on drugs.
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Tommy says bans just make things worse, equating the vape ban to the war on drugs.
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Spending on drugs in 2014 grew by a sharp 13 percent, the most in a decade.
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Oncologists and other specialists benefit from price increases on drugs that are administered in their offices.
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Mass incarceration during the war on drugs has produced a similar phenomenon among African-American households.
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"A lot of the show doesn't make sense unless you're drunk or on drugs," she said.
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Duterte's comments came in response to the Philippine Catholic Church's condemnation of his war on drugs.
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In this way, the war on drugs has made traffickers even better at what they do.
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"So are the consequences for black communities, where the war on drugs is most heavily waged."
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A couple decades ago, both parties heralded tough-on-crime policies in the war on drugs.
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I also think the war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community, and what we need to do is make sure that the war on drugs is equal protection under the law and that we don't unfairly incarcerate another generation of young African-American males.
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You don't need to be an addict to overdose on drugs; might the same apply to food?
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For federal law enforcement officials, Martin Lustgarten Acherman was a prize catch in the war on drugs.
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We see you getting a stick and poke while high on drugs and not getting an infection.
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It's fair to say he will leave office as the most progressive president on drugs to date.
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Putting this all together, the Obama administration has overseen a significant shift in the war on drugs.
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With increased CBP presence on the border looking for migrants, it's easier to just focus on drugs.
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Fisher's takes on drugs and sanity were affirmational for many that don't adhere to certain social mores.
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According to Stone's recollection, Trump was at the time in favor of ending the war on drugs.
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A rising number of Brazil's conservative and evangelical politicians are vowing a tougher stance on drugs, however.
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Six months ago when Duterte launched his war on drugs, Domingo stopped using and turned himself in.
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My first immediate thought is how awful it would be to be on drugs in this thing.
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More than 7,000 people have died since Duterte unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
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They tend to cherry-pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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Police in the Philippines said they were resuming their controversial war on drugs, after a month's hiatus.
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The president's popularity has remained despite his controversial policies such as the country's deadly war on drugs.
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Leila de Lima — a fierce critic of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and his bloody war on drugs.
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What was once associated with Woodstock and Reagan's War on Drugs is now pretty damn socially acceptable.
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But rather than being a war on drugs, these policies were really a war on racial equality.
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The department spends more than $25 billion annually on drugs for inmates, more than any other state.
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Ultimately, Ruiz's hope is that Narcos: Mexico provides a more nuanced understanding of the war on drugs.
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In 153, a few years after Reagan announced the war on drugs, crack cocaine hit the streets.
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Even though he still is on drugs, he becomes much more of a man with a drive.
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Meaning after they turn you out or get you hooked on drugs they use it against you.Correct.
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He has worked to re-invigorate the war on drugs and take actions against states legalizing weed.
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The dramatic growth in incarceration as a result of the failed war on drugs cannot be ignored.
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"The root is the war on drugs, I believe," he said in a July interview with Politico.
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Walter Mondale, the Democratic candidate for president in 1984, called for another "War on Drugs" — all drugs.
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War on drugs The Indonesian government insists the country faces a drug emergency that requires tough measures.
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Luckily, they recognized he wasn't on drugs, but having some strange medical emergency that needed immediate attention.
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I also knew he was broke because he was spending money on drugs, student loans, and rent.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison Ending cash bail The war on drugs anchors prison profits
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The '60s, with its focus on free-thinking and "being high on drugs," helped resurrect the trend.
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Drug war Duterte has overseen a huge war on drugs since his landslide election earlier this year.
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At 25, he overdosed on drugs, causing a stroke that left him a quadriplegic and partially blind.
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It'd be fun to live in because it'd feel like you were on drugs the entire time.
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Critics have confused Narcos's overt cynicism for a deeper rejection of the U.S.'s war on drugs.
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Anytime a major "kingpin" is captured, we see it as a victory in the war on drugs.
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Earnest did not, however, back down from criticism of Duterte's tactics in his deadly war on drugs.
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The lies told by the government during the War on Drugs seeped deep into our collective consciousness.
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Alas, total Medicare spending on drugs is likely to average $111 billion annually over the next decade.
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Aggregate American spending on drugs (public and private) is around $300 billion a year, says the CRFB.
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They tend to cherry pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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Some explicitly rule out posthumous depictions involving sex or violence, while others focus on drugs or alcohol.
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Yes, I want to end the war on drugs and want to end the prohibition on marijuana.
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The allegations center on Duterte's bloody nationwide war on drugs and his anti-crime campaigns in Davao.
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After the initiation of the War on Drugs, some say that we had a retreat under Obama.
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Earlier this year, before she took up the role, her views on drugs policy came under scrutiny.
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Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are proposing measures that would mean tighter price controls on drugs.
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A Tumblr Sees Museums Through the Eyes of Art The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art
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Duterte's opponents scoffed at his touted achievements and said his war on drugs had been a failure.
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"Countries have been told 'you have to crack down on drugs: the harsher the better,'" he explains.
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The president also secured a commitment from Beijing to support his ferocious war on drugs and terrorism.
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Ending the federal prohibition on marijuana — and the disastrous War on Drugs more broadly — is decades overdue.
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They alleged that Bobbit spent some of it on drugs and that they were withholding the rest.
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But the instruction coming from the president is very clear that our war on drugs is unrelenting.
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"The dad isn't around and the mom is on drugs," she said, pecking away at her phone.
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"I was out of my mind on drugs, but I wasn't going to hurt anybody," he said.
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"It is paramount that human rights violations not be the consequences of the Philippines' 'war on drugs.'"
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Duterte and Trump tend to frame the former's long-time killing spree as a war on drugs.
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She had been on drugs and been through all that, and she had gotten clean and sober.
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Wars on drugs, wars on terror, wars on crime, wars on the public... It's just nonsense, basically.
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And stateside, Donald Trump's administration seems to be pushing the war on drugs with a renewed enthusiasm.
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The speech that started the formal war on drugs in 21940 did not focus solely on criminalization.
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Could the summit be the tipping point that ushers in the end of the war on drugs?
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More than 6,000 people have been killed in Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's now-infamous war on drugs.
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But the popularity of his style of governance makes his war on drugs neither legal nor right.
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As a young teenager, she had started dating a Romanian drug dealer and gotten hooked on drugs.
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He said policies from the War on Drugs have also made community members distrustful of the police.
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Jarvis denies this, describing Cryne as a "bitter man" who was "high on drugs" at the time.
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"We're preventing women who are strung out on drugs and alcohol from conceiving a child," Harris says.
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However, the stigma and stereotypes rooted in the war-on-drugs mentality will take time to shift.
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International experts gather at the New School to discuss the war on drugs and approaches to reform.
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Some are saying this will be the return of the worst days of the war on drugs.
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Mr. Nixon was famously befriended by Elvis Presley, who wanted to help in the war on drugs.
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Against this backdrop, El Chapo's trial is exposing the utter futility of fighting the war on drugs.
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Baltimore is a city blighted still by the failed war on drugs that began in the 1970s.
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Richard Ellis/Getty Images But there are options to draw down the war on drugs without legalization.
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The "War on Drugs" in the 227s and 1990s maintained or expanded the need for mass incarceration.
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I am from northern Mexico, one of the regions most affected by the global war on drugs.
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The government has continued to target top cartel leaders in its now 13-year war on drugs.
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Among the lucky: those that have been working on drugs that could assist with the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Duterte has led a brutal crackdown on drugs in his country that has left thousands dead.
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Of course it has been on the war on drugs as well, amongst other things as well.
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" For the War on Drugs, those expectations were compounded by memories of making "Lost in the Dream.
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In a Going Forward activity, you will connect the lessons of Prohibition to today's war on drugs.
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What similarities do you see between the Volstead Act and its enforcement and the war on drugs?
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Across Ohio, employers are rethinking their zero-tolerance policies on drugs and focusing instead on second chances.
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The war on drugs has been a signature policy of Duterte, who remains popular in opinion polls.
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The mayor, who denied involvement in narcotics, was arrested on October 229 on drugs and firearms charges.
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Now, she has to explain why her staff stocked up on drugs commonly prescribed for erectile dysfunction.
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The amount Americans spend on drugs has nearly doubled since the 1990s, a 2017 government investigation found.
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While health plans saw lower spending on drugs, plan members did not necessarily share in those savings.
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On Wednesday, Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, said there were no "extrajudicial killings" in the war on drugs.
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The FDA issues weekly enforcement reports on drugs, medical devices and other products whose safety it regulates.
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He pushes for criminal justice reform and ending the war on drugs, in part, by legalizing marijuana.
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The programs had been around for decades, but fell out of favor during the war on drugs.
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Some have said that the "war on drugs" is responsible for America's massive prison and jail populations.
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"Hunter Biden's Estranged Wife Claims He Spent 'Extravagantly' on Drugs, Alcohol, Prostitutes and Strip Clubs," blasted People.
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On Thursday, more than two dozen countries called on the UN to investigate Duterte's war on drugs.
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The old crack laws were a vestige of the racist war on drugs started in the 1970s.
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The International Criminal Court said last week it was opening preliminary examinations into the war on drugs.
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The impeachment complaint was filed just over a week after Duterte restarted his deadly war on drugs.
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Although the child migrant crisis is fairly unique in its specific circumstances and effects, the series of events — a government cracks down on drugs, trafficking moves to another country, and the drug trade brings violence and crime — is pretty typical in the history of the war on drugs.
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Meaning after they turn you out or get you hooked on drugs they use it against you. Correct.
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"Let's end the war on drugs," said O'Rourke, including expunging the arrest records of those caught smoking marijuana.
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Since assuming the presidency last May, Duterte has waged a bloody war on drugs that has killed thousands.
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Trump and Sessions have also taken multiple steps to empower police to aggressively pursue the war on drugs.
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"That's not a system for success in the long run," Gottlieb said about European price controls on drugs.
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has said that almost nine percent of Israelis use cannabis.
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Those advancements led to optimism for the future of obesity medication based on drugs first developed for diabetes.
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NOP, in fact, has been shown to short-circuit our dependence on drugs such as heroin and alcohol.
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In the clip, Obama tells of high school athletes who became dependent on drugs while recovering from injuries.
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As many as 6,000 people have been killed in Duterte's crackdown on drugs since his June 30 inauguration.
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She said Courtney had been "hooked on drugs" on and off for seven years, according to the newspaper.
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After a month of following this daily pattern, rats display behaviours similar to those on drugs of abuse.
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Every night in Manila, a group of journalists work to document the victims of Duterte's war on drugs.
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And much of it has to do with failed Reagan-era policies, above all the War on Drugs.
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"There is a very high dividend in terms of the war on drugs and the environment," Santos said.
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Philippine Catholic bishops have been stepping up opposition to killings blamed on a government crack down on drugs.
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In other policy areas, the failure of Prohibition has been used as evidence against the war on drugs.
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The war on drugs there, which killed around 2,500 people, failed to diminish demand in the long run.
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Not just our affinity for it, but also the war on drugs and how that impacted our lives.
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Duterte's war on drugs leaves bodies in the street The government's heavy-handed tactics have drawn international criticism.
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Demi Lovato is still at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center ... where she's been since OD'ing on drugs last Tuesday.
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Since Duterte took office, police have said thousands of people have been killed in the war on drugs.
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Four years ago, I said that we have got to end the war on drugs and legalize marijuana.
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However, the trial also points to a strange dichotomy in how we talk about the War on Drugs.
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They naturally want to keep the war on drugs going strong — otherwise, they'd be out of a job.
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Each year, millions of Pakistanis spend money on drugs they need—painkillers, Viagra, heart medication or diabetes pills.
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In the Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has thrown the law to the wind in his war on drugs.
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They rail against the war on drugs and many of them, including the party's front-runner, enjoy pot.
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It's always been busy, officials tell us, but since the war on drugs began numbers are steadily mounting.
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Though it has not been effective, the war on drugs has consumed an enormous amount of federal dollars.
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Gang repression came about in the mid-1970s and got a massive boost in the War on Drugs.
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The library was founded by Dr. Ronald K. Siegal, a respected writer on drugs, drug literature, and pharmacopeia.
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"I told myself that he was on drugs and had nothing to do with the treasure," Fenn says.
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Would you say Kiki's murder was the start of the war on drugs as we know it today?
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A truce has been called in the war on drugs now that many of its victims are white.
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On Tuesday, he said his outbursts were because he was provoked by criticism of his crackdown on drugs.
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The War on Drugs in the 28500s fueled a sharp rise in the number of federal drug prosecutions.
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For the past seven years a Russian has headed the Vienna-based U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.
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And it's not just about the war on drugs, but about punitive punishments for violent offenses as well.
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"America's War on Drugs" features President Nixon declaring drug abuse "public enemy No. 1" in the early 1970s.
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Sessions wants to increase penalties for weed users and dealers and has basically redeclared the war on drugs.
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Presumably it's the same if you gave the impression you were on drugs or perhaps smelled of weed?
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Over the past four decades, the US has committed more than $201423 trillion to the war on drugs.
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I unfortunately became a cog in that system because I was young, and on drugs, and made mistakes.
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What does this high number of killings by police say about the progress of the war on drugs?
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Suuuure. Currently available for purchase for $140, the Whizzinator isn't merely a byproduct of the war on drugs.
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Since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in June, 2,400 people have been killed in his "war on drugs".
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John Lovell began his legal career in the early 22014s, at the height of the war on drugs.
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Under such process, the FDA would bestow a seal of approval on drugs that have demonstrated their efficacy.
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It's a provision that critics say disproportionately affects nonwhite people, continuing the legacy of the war on drugs.
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Fighting the War on Drugs has also magnified the real dangers and challenges of being a police officer.
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A dispatcher asks if caller is on drugs LeGrier called 911 a third time, at 4:21 a.m.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.The public has always been fascinated by an animal-on-drugs story.
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Still, he says, it's not unusual for people on drugs or during psychotic episodes to display abnormal strength.
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Indeed, while the original war on drugs was broadly popular, the public now overwhelmingly supports criminal justice reform.
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The lower margin on drugs will also make it harder for drugmakers to raise prices without hurting doctors.
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The War on Drugs is not a global conflict—it is an American conflict that has become globalized.
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"The effort I put into spending money on drugs, it's not even calculable," Jennifer, now 47, told VICE.
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In the NBC interview, D'Amico said Bobbitt spent $25,000 on drugs in 13 days during the holiday season.
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So to make it out mentally stable and not in prison and not on drugs, that's a win.
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Not to throw offenders in jail like the War on Drugs, but by taking their crops and stock.
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The amount seized by the Afghan authorities is increasing exponentially, says the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime.
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At the forefront sits the disproportionate number of minority lives affected by the War on Drugs' prosecution mentality.
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But in terms of winning the war on drugs, it's ultimately inconsequential, even by the federal government's admission.
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The Neighbourhood Genrification The Regrettes THEESatisfaction The War on Drugs Trickle-down economics were apparently already booked up.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico has avoided answering Mr. Trump's ultimatum on drugs, at least publicly.
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" And he said that the trial would be set against the backdrop of "the American war on drugs.
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"People had been told they were on drugs or that they had lice — things like that," Allen says.
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It might seem odd to give discounts on drugs to help hospitals offer care to low-income patients.
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And the war on drugs really disproportionately impacted people in communities of color and in low-income communities.
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Nevertheless, the companies were born out of necessity, during the tough-on-crime and war-on-drugs era.
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Mr. Trump reportedly admires Mr. Duterte's aggressive rhetoric about fighting the Islamic State and cracking down on drugs.
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In Oklahoma, they reined in the War on Drugs, reclassifying nearly all felony drug possession charges as misdemeanors.
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We need to heed the lessons of the War on Drugs and come up with new, innovative approaches.
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In 2018, opium cultivation covered 2018,000 hectares in Afghanistan, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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I have been one of many voices criticizing the war on drugs and its catastrophic effects on Mexico.
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Well, maybe once in college, at a time when I may or may not have been on drugs.
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That's not surprising: Overall, we spend twice as much on drugs as our counterparts in other developed countries.
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And 643 people were drunk or high on drugs – a state often, but not always, easy to identify.
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Still, the Philippine leader has drawn criticism for his violent war on drugs and human rights track record.
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The DEA says it is focused on drugs responsible for killing thousands of Americans like fentanyl and methamphetamines.
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Psychedelic science was cast into the shadows when President Richard Nixon declared a "war on drugs" in 1971.
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One recent study showed that the agency decides on drugs faster than its counterparts in Europe and Canada.
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Advocates have said the concept is reminiscent of the war-on-drugs approach that failed in the past.
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The ICC prosecutor said her office is also looking into Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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Many believe Duterte's war on drugs, which has killed thousands, has jeopardized overall rule of law and democracy.
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The price increases mean more spending on drugs to treat conditions like arthritis, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and schizophrenia.
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Adopting other countries' drug prices could help align U.S. spending on drugs with what we get in return.
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He could only get to 4 ... So, naturally ... the next fan asked if he was high on drugs.
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An attorney for Shelby told Tulsa World that she thought Crutcher was on drugs when she shot him.
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It's time to put the War on Drugs to rest and start celebrating compassionate care and medical science.
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Since taking office in 2016, Duterte has conducted a bloody war on drugs that has left thousands dead.
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In the book, you describe being on drugs in vivid detail, but you don't describe actually having sex.
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In 2015 some 255m people used drugs at least once, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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She says unless you have to have sex with Donald Trump, you have no excuse to be on drugs.
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Marino's voting record suggests he's to the right of many of his Republican colleagues on the war on drugs.
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The war on drugs can taint even the good guys, Narcosreminds us; even a white man can break bad.
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Rodrigo Duterte threatened Friday to arrest an International Criminal Court prosecutor who is investigating his deadly war on drugs.
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They asked me if I was on drugs, wanted to kill myself, or needed to go to a hospital.
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This effect is one of the primary reasons the war on drugs has failed to significantly curtail drug trafficking.
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So far, the tone they are really trying to set seems entirely focused on escalating the war on drugs.
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So Trump and Sessions have been able to pursue an escalated version of the decades-old war on drugs.
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Five-and-a-half years ago, her fiancé overdosed on drugs and passed away — three months into their engagement.
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More than 7,000 people have died since Duterte unleashed his war on drugs last June, according to police figures.
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President Duterte's war on drugs may not be popular among all, but it'll make his country richer and healthier.
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Amid popularity, a plea for help Public opinion polls show the majority of Filipinos support Duterte's war on drugs.
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That's one of the startling conclusions from a recent report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Trials are underway on drugs based on the Alzheimer's variant deCODE discovered, as well as a new cardiovascular drug.
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A kilogram of cocaine sells for about $28,000, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime's 2016 estimate.
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The cells themselves are overflowing with an influx of detainees from President Rodrigo Duterte's year-long war on drugs.
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" In a 2017 interview, Bynes explained the infamous tweet, saying, "I was serious, but I was also on drugs.
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Then someone said, 'The War On Drugs' and we were all like, 'That would be a good band name.
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Righting social justice wrongs from the war on drugs has become something of a necessity for legalization in 2020.
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If it takes 10 shots for the sucker to die, either you have terrible aim or he's on drugs.
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Even now, we're taking that lesson of hyperawareness with us to enjoy and induce when we're not on drugs.
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So patients often have to be put on drugs to suppress their immune systems to prevent this from happening.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the producer revealed that he "was on drugs" until three years ago.
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In fact, he claims he was trying to STOP his brother, who was messed up on drugs and booze.
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On a 911 call, Mary Ann Sherman said her son was on drugs and was having a mental breakdown.
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The outcome document of the UN General Assembly's Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) was drafted in Vienna last month.
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Johnson was a border governor and made his opposition to the war on drugs one of his signature issues.
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But he allegedly claimed he couldn't remember killing the other two because he'd been on drugs and was drunk.
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Beyoncé urged her not to, explaining that the actress was "on drugs" and therefore the bite wasn't that offensive.
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While strung out on drugs, he stole a gun and shot one of his attackers outside of their school.
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He has even gone so far as to insinuate that Hillary Clinton was on drugs at the last debate.
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Since Rodrigo Duterte took office, police have said thousands of people have been killed in the war on drugs.
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A Florida woman was arrested for allegedly killing her mother and gouging out her eyes while high on drugs.
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In his crackdown on drugs and crime as mayor, most victims were drug users, petty criminals and street children.
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Called Station 6, or Batasan Station, it is on a violent frontline in President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.
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But much of US anti-drug policy tends to focus on the illegal drugs through the war on drugs.
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The Philippine government has been fighting a controversial war on drugs since President Rodrigo Duterte took power last year.
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The war on drugs in the Philippines has killed thousands since President Rodrigo Duterte took office two years ago.
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Our education system doesn't have a metal detector you have to go through, we have zero tolerance on drugs.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is the premier law enforcement agency on the front lines fighting the War on Drugs.
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He was on the front line of the war on drugs, and his weapon was putting people in prison.
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During the last few years, the war on drugs has come to be widely regarded as a massive failure.
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She was dependent on drugs, and in 21998 pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
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Duterte has repeatedly clashed with President Obama this year over the former's handling of the Philippines's war on drugs.
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One of the most significant ways we can improve police-community relations is to end the war on drugs.
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Watch "Peru's War on Drugs" Read "Peru's Booming Cocaine Business Is Turning It Into Latin America's Newest Narco State"
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"Both companies' current products and their pipelines are focused on drugs that fight cancer and blood disorders," ISS added.
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I had become a shambling wreck of a man: addicted to alcohol, dependant on drugs, lost, and near suicidal.
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Chris Christie, who has touted his reform efforts in New Jersey, have declared the war on drugs a failure.
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Yeah, I was spending $400 or $500 a day on drugs, but I was making like $700 a day.
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Clear-framed glasses, nice haircuts, shiny shoes, baristas I recognize—this could have been a War on Drugs concert.
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We talk a lot about safety, but can anyone truly be 100 percent safe on drugs, especially synthetic ones?
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So, serious but misdemeanor assaults by persons on drugs could be dealt with and possibly dismissed in drug courts.
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The step therapy concept has longed faced opposition from drug companies, which benefit when patients spend more on drugs.
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Hers is a legacy that puts an end to murder and combats the war on drugs, [amongst other things].
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The former antidoping lab director in Russia has described a sophisticated system whereby athletes on drugs avoided testing positive.
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If overly strict patents on drugs can be counterproductive, the case against them in other industries is even stronger.
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This racist attitude carried over to the modern-day war on drugs, first declared by Richard Nixon in 1971.
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Second, it gives people harmed by the war on drugs the chance to profit in the legal cannabis industry.
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Thus the average price for each prescribed drug goes down but overall per person spending on drugs goes up.
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That's more than 80 percent of the entire amount of money everyone in our country annually spends on drugs.
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"We've had a war on drugs for decades and we've never seen the appetite for these drugs go away."
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The staggering impact of the "War on Drugs" on communities of color has finally been gaining much-needed recognition.
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Duterte's policies and practices, including a war on drugs that has killed thousands of people, have drawn international condemnation.
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More than 3,900 Filipinos have been killed in what the police call self-defense in Duterte's war on drugs.
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In the first full trailer for the film, Nic addresses his dependency on drugs in a heart-wrenching scene.
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For more than 30 years the Pentagon has given money to the states to fight the War on Drugs.
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But the War on Drugs, Kurt Vile, Thee Oh Sees, that whole pocket of bands made a real impression.
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Because biosimilars were sort of this expectation that they would save the market a lot of money on drugs.
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Maybe you know what I mean: You aren't yourself on drugs, but at the same time, you're totally you.
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It's probably about time that the War on Drugs, now raging for over a hundred years, got one too.
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None of us are out of our heads on drugs, or fucked up on this, that, or the other.
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But if you have progressive views on drugs and an interest in harm reduction, there are reasons for optimism.
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First, peace with the FARC would offer the U.S. government long-sought-after gains in the War on Drugs.
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Beginning in the nineteen-seventies, as the war on drugs took off, incarceration rates in the U.S. grew explosively.
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In the 1970s, President Richard M. Nixon opened a new front on the compromising with his war on drugs.
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He is also a member of a subcommittee on drugs and treatment that reports to the clinical research group.
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The drug czar's office, as it's known colloquially, is crucial to coordinating federal efforts on drugs, according to experts.
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It is not the first time a social justice issue has clashed with Mr. Rice's strong stance on drugs.
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"I think they go beyond their duties as a library to help people who are on drugs," he said.
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The war on drugs waged by Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has taken more than 7,000 lives since its inception.
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Those figures do not include spending on drugs in hospitals, where patients receive some of the most expensive drugs.
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This effect is one of the primary reasons the war on drugs has failed to significantly curtail drug trafficking.
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His unwelcome revival of the war on drugs will last at least as long as the attorney general does.
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The prohibitions on drugs have also created perverse economic incentives that make combating drug producers and distributors extremely difficult.
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Sister Patricia Fox, 2012, had been arrested after joining street protests criticizing President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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That, by and large, explains why we spend so much more on drugs in the United States than elsewhere.
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The area is an important one for coca cultivation, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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More than 251,000 people have died in Duterte's ruthless war on drugs since he took office in June 2016.
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She seems obsessed with the malignancy of polling; it takes up more pages than, say, the war on drugs.
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He blew most of his money on drugs and stopped paying rent until he was kicked out of Vanderveer.
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It's a far different approach from the "war on drugs" waged during the crack-cocaine crisis of the 1980s.
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The war on drugs was no longer front and center on the Mexican agenda while American involvement had diminished.
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"Those seem more sensible, instead of switching from a War on Drugs to a War on Guns," Krasner said.
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The groom, 35, is a terrorism prevention officer in Dakar for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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It was winter 2003, and she was with friends strung out on drugs, her mind in a crazed disorientation.
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But high on drugs that winter night, with her friends appearing like ghosts all around her, she found clarity.
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Criminal justice reform advocates often argue that the "war on drugs" is to blame for racial disparities in prisons.
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To find your images, you can search The New York Times's archive page for the war on drugs here.
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" Another wrote, "It was easily the most 'on drugs' I've ever felt, and I've done a lot of drugs.
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There's a dangerous myth in sections of the public that the war on drugs is coming to an end.
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Though the war on drugs has not had a tangible impact on crime, treatment for substance use disorders has.
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Even people who are not hard-wired for addiction can be made dependent on drugs if they are stressed.
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Chief Executive Officer Claudio Bergamo has focused Hypermarcas solely on drugs and has been planning to expand production capacity.
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"By effectively endorsing Duterte's murderous 'war on drugs', Trump has made himself morally complicit in future killings," he said.
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The 1930s Reefer Madness campaign birthed the stigmatization of cannabis and its subsequent violent and costly war on drugs.
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Science isn't the only reality being ignored, as Sessions also neglects the societal consequences of the war on drugs.
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Andrew Yang has committed to ending the pointless and cruel War on Drugs in favor of the Portugal model.
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Overall, 11.4% of non-elderly adults did not follow doctor's orders on drugs in order to lower their costs.
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The unintended consequence of today's version of the "war on drugs" is that people in pain have been forgotten.
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After six months, he had lost so much weight that his family began to worry he was on drugs.
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First, declaring a war on drugs and unleashing the policing power of the state destroys lives, not saves them.
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In the war on drugs, the agency's rules have major, life-changing impacts on individuals, their families and communities.
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Related: 'Just Say No': How Nancy Reagan Helped America Lose the War on Drugs Other animals had similar fates.
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Last month one of the only politicians to vocally oppose the war on drugs was arrested on bribery charges.
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But the effects of such efforts will be limited until lawmakers and advocates look beyond the war on drugs.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte expanded his war on drugs Wednesday to include peddlers of fake over-the-counter medicines.
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That kind of relies on a very outmoded, and frankly discredited, view of how people become dependent on drugs.
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While the U.S. government reverts to its punitive war on drugs, an alternative approach is taking hold in Europe.
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"The war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community, and what we need to do is make sure that the war on drugs is equal protection under the law and that we don't unfairly incarcerate another generation of young African-American males," Paul responded, prompting wild applause form the audience.
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Interestingly, scans of the brain while on drugs show a type of "disintegration" where there's less connectivity between different parts.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, better known for his offensive statements and crackdown on drugs, now has a new enemy: smoking.
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PRODUCTION of plant-based illicit drugs has surged in recent years, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Production of plant-based illicit drugs has surged in recent years, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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While I encounter them often, I never photograph homelessness, people who are strung out on drugs, shot, or even murdered.
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In court documents, Kardashian claims that Chyna "became extremely intoxicated on drugs and alcohol and physically assaulted" him on Dec.
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Apparently, Jahil — whom we see snorting cocaine shortly before Carlotta's confrontation — got Star and Simone's mother, Mary, hooked on drugs.
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The war on drugs has had a major impact on justifying the round-up and arrests of millions of people.
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End the war on drugs Prohibition causes violence by driving drug markets underground, where disputes cannot be resolved through courts.
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Jung told CNBC that the company is shifting to more of a focus on drugs and partnerships with pharmaceutical developers.
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This changed over the past 15 years as focus shifted from the war on drugs to the war on terror.
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Yet in pursuit of their own war on drugs, the United States has never been short on home-grown miseries.
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It's called KOD, and that can mean any of three things: Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed, or Kill Our Demons.
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One thing the failed war on drugs has taught us is that fear and racial panic lead to bad policy.
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He was telling reporters he would not tolerate the U.S. questioning him on his war on drugs in the country.
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It blocked some Canadian exports and detained two Canadian citizens; Chinese courts sentenced two others to death on drugs charges.
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The federal government has found no strategy to replace Mr Calderón's discredited war on drugs, apart from sporadic military deployments.
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And we'd say, 'You don't understand, we're trying to create an experience where you don't have to be on drugs.
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" Naturally, the show's cohost Robin Quivers asked if he was on drugs, to which Corgan responded: "I was totally sober.
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The United Nations General Assembly Special Session on drugs is taking place in New York on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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"Drug-trafficking is about managing routes," observes Antonio Mazzitelli, the regional head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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She wasn't on drugs, she wasn't on alcohol; there was no explanation for it and there was absolutely no motive.
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Rights groups say that the series only serves to normalize or even glorify the brutality of the war on drugs.
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Mexico's war on drugs is estimated to have cost the lives of around 150,000 people since it began in 2006.
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Some commentators have attributed his softer tone to the Trump administration refraining from criticism of Duterte's signature war on drugs.
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The unwitting model for Mr Duterte's ghastly war on drugs is Mr Thaksin's similar war against methamphetamine use in 2003.
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This has been known to happen before in cases involving persons who were on drugs or suffering from psychological problems.
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Keith Lucas: "On Drugs" opened up the theme for us and made it more efficient to connect up our jokes.
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No misconception wraps the Standard Story more than the belief that mass incarceration was caused by the war on drugs.
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He has also catcalled a female reporter and insulted a female senator who was critical of his war on drugs.
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He took office at the end of June, after campaigning on a platform of tough policies on drugs and crime.
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Despite repeated freedom of information requests, he says he's seen no formal guidelines for prosecuting this bloody war on drugs.
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Donald Trump took aim at the war on drugs on Saturday — by challenging Hillary Clinton to take a drug test.
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Through five seasons we gained a powerful look at how ineffective and destructive the current war on drugs has been.
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"We don't need to give a school teacher money or training to tell kids, 'Don't get on drugs,'" he said.
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But on drugs, especially acid, you live in the moment; you don't care about what's going on with your phone.
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Attempts in recent years to intensify Mexico&aposs war on drugs has only lead, predictably, to more, not less, violence .
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Still, America has continued to spend billions of dollars each year fighting the losing battle in the war on drugs.
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Yet today, a third of African-American males are still prevented from voting, primarily because of the War on Drugs.
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I think I had just decided to fixate on drugs to take away the actual depression of working on Christmas.
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For people raised on DARE and the war on drugs, it seems like "enabling" and just giving up on helping.
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The baby's father is Ritter's longtime boyfriend, The War on Drugs' frontman, Adam Granduciel ... whose real last name is Granofsky.
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"We've run across it before - people who are intoxicated or high on drugs passed out at the scene," Goins said.
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It came after four legislators who supported a critic of Duterte's war on drugs lost key Senate positions on Monday.
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Now, Cook is back with an anti-War on Drugs PSA that deals with the actual realities of drug use.
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In an online column titled "May the Best Meds Win," he called the sports war on drugs hypocritical and unwinnable.
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By the early 1980s, the sports doping war was beginning to take shape, right alongside the larger War on Drugs.
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An emergency on drugs will be declared, and that the government will start an advertising campaign to discourage drug use.
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Enforcing the war on drugs costs the US more than $51 billion each year, according to the Drug Policy Alliance.
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All of this gets to a key point about the war on drugs: Policymakers don't evaluate drugs in a vacuum.
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There are a number of programs, government and private, that aimed to help people overcome dependence on drugs and alcohol.
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The war on drugs, as Charles Bowden put it, creates a war for drugs—fought out with guns and blood.
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Worldwide, governments detect just 20 cents of every $100 of laundered money, estimates the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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In particular, tariffs on drugs ranging from penicillin, cephalosporin to insulin will be slashed to zero from 6 percent before.
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Americans spend roughly the same amount on drugs, as a share of total healthcare costs, as they have for decades.
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Researchers first observed a shift in how people between the ages of 20 and 35 overdosed on drugs in 2007.
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He is just one of thousands that have fallen victim to the Philippines' president Rodrigo Duterte's harsh crackdown on drugs.
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The United Nations special session on drugs was heavy on empty talk, but several positive things came out of it.
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When Speaker Tip O'Neill's beloved Boston Celtics lost Len Bias in 1986, the legislative war on drugs sped into overdrive.
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Duterte has faced international criticism and been accused of human rights abuses amid his crackdown on drugs in the country.
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The program would apply only to new patients; those already stable on drugs would be allowed to remain on them.
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"The new administration is not going to want to continue this toxic and nonproductive war on drugs," Mr. Blumenauer said.
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One day Attorney General Sessions is renewing the "war on drugs", the next there are rumors of him being replaced.
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The bill is an effort to "remedy many of the failures of the War on Drugs," Booker wrote on Facebook.
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In Sicario, Kate Macer (Emily Blunt) loses her illusions about the nobility of her work fighting the war on drugs.
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Dylan-loving indie chaps The War On Drugs will release their fourth studio album, A Deeper Understanding, on August 25.
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"This war on drugs, as we have repeatedly said, it's a sham war," he told a news briefing in Geneva.
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It's a game that has stepped away from debates about the war on terror and into the war on drugs.
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The lush record fits somewhere between The Walkmen's hot-blooded momentum and The War on Drugs laid back vocal style.
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This 2011 British party drama shows how bumbling baffoons can make a pretty penny throwing parties for people on drugs.
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WRLD on Drugs is Future's first record since July's BEAST MODE 2 and Juice WRLD's first since Goodbye & Good Riddance.
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Like the "war on drugs" or the "climate change debate" there isn't really anything to discuss—the evidence is undeniable.
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However, his War on Drugs and raising of the federal deficit make his legacy a complicated one, even for conservatives.
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Tillerson said the United States has been in "clear dialogue" on drugs with Mexico, the first stop on his tour.
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The history of the War on Drugs is also a history of the economic and social disparities in our country.
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As the war on drugs fractured large cartels in recent years, smaller and more predatory groups rose in their place.
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It introduces you to brutality and corruption in a country at the center of the United States' war on drugs.
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It has led anti-Duterte protests calling for a halt to his war on drugs, which has left thousands dead.
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The mayor said that the people who had "suffered from the war on drugs" should "benefit economically" from marijuana legalization.
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After decades of dealing with the war on drugs and its failures, Americans appear increasingly willing to try something else.
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President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions weren't kidding when they promised to ramp up the war on drugs.
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He also claims that his intention in writing an article was to "start a conversation" about the war on drugs.
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The UN Office on Drugs and Crime regularly bemoans the threat of methamphetamine use and encourages heavy law enforcement responses.
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It's about the entire war on drugs, and the countless lives it has impacted on both sides of the border.
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"People think that if you overdose on drugs, you either die or you're O.K.," his mother, Linda Foote, told me.
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The country's war on drugs began in 2006, when then-President Felipe Calderón sent in the army to fight traffickers.
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Yury Fedotov, executive director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, has welcomed Japan's efforts in this regard.
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The battle of Culiacán illustrates that the Sinaloa cartel is no weaker today than before the war on drugs began.
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It included overhauling the war on drugs, nuclear disarmament, improving public education and universal healthcare -- issues that still resonate today.
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Far from stemming the tide of death, the war on drugs continues to exacerbate an overdose crisis of historic proportions.
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People think that male rockstars are wasted and on drugs, but they don't talk about it as much with women.
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This history is important to remember as we develop alternatives to the war on drugs and war on crime today.
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In 2007, Mr. Peña Nieto's predecessor, Felipe Calderón, sought American aid for his reckless, bloody and exorbitant war on drugs.
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Despite his bad boy persona, Perry didn't die from driving too fast or overdosing on drugs or living too hard.
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Before that, they had reported no drugs hauls to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime for over a decade.
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Honduras is fifth, Guatemala is 16th, and Mexico is 19th, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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This is the third global summit on drugs: was preceded by a first UNGASS 28503 and a second UNGASS 22019.
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The crux of Booker's argument is that America faces a real crisis of mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
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"A lot of kids are on drugs, or from single-parent families, or who experience domestic violence," Mr. Ashfaq said.
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The announcement follows the ICC's February 8 statement that it has started an inquiry into Duterte's controversial war on drugs.
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Although such a move isn't surprising from Sessions, his regressive approach toward the war on drugs is a dangerous path.
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Lloyd's of London said Tuesday that it will bar people believed to be drunk or on drugs from its premises.
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She has called for an international investigation into Duterte's war on drugs, in which thousands of people have been killed.
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They represent a return to the outdated "war on drugs" approach, which decades of research has shown to be unsuccessful.
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Rappler has received accolades from human rights groups and others because of its reporting on Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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If he's interested in fighting a war on drugs, then maybe he should look toward Congress, lobbyists and drug distributors.
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While deputies said they thought Okobi was on drugs, the report found no drugs or alcohol in his blood samples.
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More important, decriminalization does not address restitution toward the black and brown communities disproportionately harmed by the war on drugs.
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In recent years there has been a sharp increase in the number of babies born dependent on drugs, especially opioids.
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Drug policy experts have many more ideas to supplant the war on drugs with approaches focused more on public health.
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U.S. criticism of Duterte's bloody war on drugs under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama damaged relations between the long-standing allies.
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This week's renewed calls for an investigation into the war on drugs have amplified critics of the regime's indiscriminate killings.
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It's the first such meeting since 1988, and reformists hope it will herald the end of the war on drugs.
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Politicians backing new "tough on drugs" measures often explain them by differentiating between drug dealers and people who use drugs.
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"The war on drugs has completely failed to eradicate drug markets, which continue to grow nationally and globally," he says.
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up To Our Newsletter I've learned a lot about myself having sex on drugs.
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On Tuesday, Ohio voters will have an opportunity to deal a blow to the war on drugs and mass incarceration.
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A recent British parliamentary debate on drugs policy was well attended by MPs, and Martha's name was mentioned 25 times.
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But this has a big benefit for black Americans in particular, who are disproportionately prosecuted in the war on drugs.
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Laws that restrict affirmative action have also complicated attempts to account for the racial biases of the war on drugs.
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The bill also includes provisions that would establish reinvestment funds for communities hit particularly hard by the war on drugs.
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"The world has lost the war on drugs, not only Thailand," the country's justice minister Paiboon Koomchaya told Reuters in July.
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I walked by a gentleman last week, on drugs, walking with two small children in the park, in this park downtown.
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The research indicates that harsher law enforcement efforts on drugs have a little to no effect on crime and drug use.
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The Cole memo and related guidances weren't the first that Sessions yanked in an attempt to escalate the war on drugs.
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Over the past year, Duterte's crackdown on drugs has resulted in the killing of over 7,000 people by police and vigilantes.
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Seoul police have since widened the crackdown on drugs (especially GHB, or "date rape" drugs) to other clubs located in Gangnam.
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Since July 1, about 5,000 people have died in Duterte's war on drugs, a key plank of his May election campaign.
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The Philippine National Police released figures Monday showing that 5,927 people have died in the war on drugs since July 1.
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In February, Filipino opposition senator Antonio Trillanes claimed the death toll in the war on drugs had surpassed 20,000 since 2016.
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Our team of reporters spent 10 days in the Philippines tracking how President Duterte's war on drugs has destroyed a neighborhood.
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"It's been 12 years on the 'War on Drugs' with incredibly high levels of violence and people are scared," said Castenada.
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The UN Office on Drugs and Crime warned that growing cocaine production in Colombia could harm the country's peace-building efforts.
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Three years is an awful long time, even if you do spend it touring with Weezer and The War On Drugs.
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That's the wrong metaphor — and it's wrong in the same way as the similarly racialized and equally disastrous war on drugs.
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After decades of prohibition, 2016 could be the year governments around the world admit that the war on drugs has failed.
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In America, such findings have turned medical marijuana into the main issue in the campaign to soften the law on drugs.
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I thought this was just — you know, Nigeria, people don't really have information on drugs — rehab is, like, for mad people.
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He has also threatened to kill suspects' lawyers and human-rights advocates who oppose his bloody but popular war on drugs.
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Part of Go Greene's mission is to help people who've been saddled with criminal records due to the War on Drugs.
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The controversy is already having an impact on spending on drugs, suggest new figures from the QuintilesIMS Institute, a research firm.
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Ms Inglis untangles these contradictions with gusto, guiding readers from primitive Neolithic experiments with poppies to the modern "war on drugs".
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President Bush stresses the dangers of cocaine as part of his administration's continued "war on drugs" campaign in this undated photo.
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Ask just about anyone about the cause of mass incarceration in America, and they will point to the war on drugs.
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The commission has heavily criticised Duterte's war on drugs, which has seen thousands killed without trial under his anti-drug crackdown.
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And whereas he may be a little more aggressive than I am on drugs, I can go along with their policies.
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Even Republican presidential candidates are eschewing the perennial tough-on-drugs speeches and opening up about struggles within their own families.
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Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler admits that he has spent millions on drugs and once hit on his daughter's friend, Cameron Diaz.
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By contrast, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) says it does not know of a single prosecution in Nigeria.
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Scaled up, Duterte's war on drugs is now well under way across the nation, and the body count is setting records.
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The hardline policy is in part inspired by the Philippines' war on drugs, where thousands have died in encounters with police.
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The overreaction and harsh policy, obviously, brought what most of us now know as the peak of the war on drugs.
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Some of the apps reminded users when to take their prescriptions, while others provided information on drugs or symptoms of illness.
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But, like many other aggressive police tactics, it expanded radically during the 2.53s with the rise of the war on drugs.
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On a 911 call, Mary Ann Sherman told a dispatcher her son was on drugs and was having a mental breakdown.
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Prosecutors are the gatekeepers of that system, driving the war on drugs and mass incarceration on a day-to-day basis.
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R.B. No song transported listeners as thoroughly as the 11-minute centerpiece of the War on Drugs' album A Deeper Understanding.
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And in those days, the war on drugs had not yet expanded to be a topic in the law school curriculum.
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) says there are 18 trafficking shelters, six of which are government-run.
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Two of the world's sheriffs in the war on drugs — America and Mexico — may be looking to hang up their spurs.
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PHNOM PENH — Foreign media are constantly misrepresenting Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, one of his ministers claimed on Thursday.
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