She snorted at the woowoo label, just as she—a congenital word snob—would have snorted at that woowoo euphemism, passed away.
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The horses mainly snorted during calm and relaxing activities, and those that spent more time out of doors snorted the most, the study found.
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In the new study, horses that lived in more natural conditions snorted more often, and even the stabled horses snorted more when they were outside.
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The less stressed a horse was, the more it snorted—and indeed, the horses in naturalistic settings, free to socialize, roam, and graze, snorted much more than the horses housed in riding schools.
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Pakistan snorted at this "self serving, reckless and fictitious claim".
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In the flickering warmth, she flared her nostrils and snorted.
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One day I was getting high and snorted too much.
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Asked about the town on the Indian side, he snorted.
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The same would be true if the drugs were snorted.
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He snorted cocaine off of women's chests while doing so.
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Krovatin: One time, a woman snorted a Paxcil during sex.
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Then she relapsed and snorted her drug of choice — fentanyl.
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He had smoked pot, taken ecstasy and occasionally snorted cocaine.
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That pearl could be crushed, and then snorted or injected.
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Authorities believe Miller snorted those pills prior to his death.
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Critics of Hong Kong's cautious approach to fintech snorted in derision.
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Instead, I snorted and kind of zombie-nodded, and got dressed.
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The feds claim Mac crushed the pills, snorted them and died.
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The feds say Mac crushed the pills, snorted them and died.
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CB snorted a line of white powder she thought was cocaine.
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If a customer questioned the quality of his wares, he snorted impatiently.
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I pulled one out of the oven recently, and a friend snorted.
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They crushed a pill on the washing machine lid and snorted it.
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You could shoot up meth, but it seemed that most people snorted it.
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As a teenager, Ms. Horr said she had snorted cocaine with her parents.
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Instantly, a warm smile spread over face, and she snorted as she laughed.
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"Nice day," he shouted at an acquaintance in a passing boat, and snorted.
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Authorities believe Miller snorted those pills prior to his death, the release added.
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That, quite obviously, was not what I'd been experiencing seconds before I snorted it.
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In between takes, he explained, she made a joke — and he snorted with laughter.
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"I snorted so much that I put a hole in my septum," she said.
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It's snorted or taken by mouth recreationally, so it all hits you at once.
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It can be snorted and has a weird sort of sugary taste to it.
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Related: Donald Trump blames Hillary Clinton for just about everything "No surprise," he snorted.
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He cut up tiny lines; I snorted one, and pain exploded in my head.
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Over the next two hours, the group drank beers and snorted cocaine, prosecutors said.
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Asked whether he saw himself competing as a middle-aged Olympian, Loch snorted with laughter.
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A few hikers on the coastal trail ducked splotches of foam the ocean snorted up.
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Snorted, injected or smoked as crack, coke is consumed by nearly 19 million people worldwide.
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Jail. After an AA meeting in March, Wharton had snorted a line of cocaine. Four
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Entertainment One snorted at a £1 billion takeover offer in 2016 from British broadcaster ITV.
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Giuliani and Cohen are like Cellino & Barnes if, instead of fighting asbestos, they snorted it.
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He snorted and galloped like a zebra until we pulled even with Mika and Matilda.
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If the pill or film is crushed and snorted or injected, the naloxone blocks the high.
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The panel will vote separately on whether it likely deters abuse when swallowed, snorted or injected.
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"Why not just put it in a blender and make it a Whopper Shake?" snorted another.
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But people learned OxyContin could be crushed and snorted or injected to get the full effect.
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The nose touched shore, the ramp went down and the tractor snorted into water hip deep.
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It can also be taken intravenously or made into a powder and snorted, similar to cocaine.
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Police sources said it's believed the men may have snorted a mixture of heroin and fentanyl.
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He snorted and jerked to a stop as if a soldier in formation, standing so straight.
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It is typically inhaled or smoked, swallowed, snorted or injected once dissolved in water or alcohol.
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My friends popped pills, snorted lines of coke off shiny pianos, guzzled sake, and sang karaoke.
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He said the methamphetamine pipe in the car wasn't his because he only snorted the drug.
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All the horses snorted — as little as once or as often as 13 times an hour.
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Jay Elec: He snorted a line of coke and Adderall and just freestyled that in the booth.
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Giggling children emerged from behind trees and pigs snorted in gardens where chickens clucked and yams grew.
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Abuse-deterrent pills are hard to crush or dissolve so that they cannot be injected or snorted.
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Whether the drug is snorted, ingested, or injected, any effects will last no more than two hours.
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Opioids on the Quad For one student, it began with a painkiller snorted in a friend's basement.
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"You can't make the good old days come back just by painting pictures of them," he snorted.
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There's 2012 Cat, who snorted bath salts to avoid writing a story for the now-defunct XoJane.
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"I'm really starting to regret voting for Trump," she said, poker-faced, and then snorted with laughter.
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She had snorted cocaine that was likely laced with fentanyl prior to driving, overdosing in the driver's seat.
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She also warned teens that they won't be proud of having snorted condoms when they're no longer teens.
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It wasn't something she had done before, but she'd had "a particularly bad week" and snorted it, too.
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We had our own definition of the Master Cleanse: Instead of eating, you smoked cigarettes and snorted cocaine.
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JC Ways, a 26-year-old sex educator in Manchester, England, snorted kanna from a smartshop in Amsterdam.
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There were mattresses piled beneath the bridge, along with tables where users cut, snorted and cooked drugs together.
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"What legislation?" snorted Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, when asked last month about the chamber's legislative accomplishments.
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The FDA approved a form of the opioid painkiller oxycodone that was resistant to being crushed and snorted.
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The Tumblr legend who allegedly snorted marijuana at a party and died instantly is definitely another clone of Schreck.
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I feel fairly certain, for instance, that Sybil would never have snorted at the Carsons for honeymooning in Scarborough.
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It burned like crazy, so I snorted a little water to make the burning stop, which kind of helped.
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She told Mr. Varela she had brought Percocet, and crushed it up and snorted it, according to the police.
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Secrets are revealed, relationships are shattered, drugs are snorted, pistols are drawn, canapés are burned — and the party's over.
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He's so rattled, for lunch today aides say he ate a bucket of Adderall and snorted his fried chicken.
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A Drug Enforcement Administration agent later determined that Mr. Miller had crushed and snorted pills from only one source.
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When I saw it I thought of Keith Richards, who snorted his father's ashes after sifting them with cocaine.
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When she was no longer able to afford OxyContin, she says she snorted another pain relief drug, fentanyl, and overdosed.
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My boyfriend snorted in disdain and called me some nasty, misogynistic names before turning his back and immediately falling asleep.
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" He snorted, "No, I don't play for the Packers …" She smiled, and said, "Then why are you wearing that jacket?
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I snorted the powder off the jacket of a book about raising boys, one of my mother's child-psychology volumes.
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It can also be vaporized in e-cigarette devices, Hall says, but is most typically dissolved in the mouth or snorted.
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She said she declined both offers but that Eric snorted cocaine in front of her before the two went to bed.
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Like they snorted a few lines and now they work as strippers to support both their own habit and their boyfriend's.
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After sucking the pill's red coating off, he crushed the rest with the edge of a cigarette lighter, then snorted it.
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She said she would smoke pot with the men while they snorted cocaine with $100 bills, just like in the movies.
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Cops say the scene indicated Mac crushed or snorted one or more pills ... only 6 of the 10 pills were recovered.
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State authorities warned about the health dangers of using flakka, which comes in white crystals that can be snorted, ingested or injected.
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If crushed pills are snorted or injected, they release their full dose all at once, making them dangerous and valuable for addicts.
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In 2015, Abhimanyu Janamanchi snorted a very strong synthetic cannabinoid powder with other students at a party at Wesleyan University in Connecticut.
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They are also researching compounds that target other opioid receptors and ways to formulate drugs so they can't be snorted or injected.
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" When an audience member raised the success of public transportation in Japan, Musk snorted, "What, where they cram people in the subway?
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The FDA took this action because its post market analysis revealed the reformulated Opana ER was increasingly being injected rather than snorted.
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But by the 1970s, people realized it could also be a recreational drug if snorted in powder form to create a psychedelic high.
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Once the meth enters the bloodstream—from either being swallowed, smoked, injected or snorted—it increases the brain's levels of the neurotransmitter, dopamine.
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No matter how much cocaine he snorted or how many hot tub Dove bars he ate, Hunter Thompson always found time to write.
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After a while, he snorted, rolled his eyes at my transparent hesitation, and invited me to photograph what I wanted, how I wanted.
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If crushed pills are snorted or injected, they release their full dose all at once, which makes them dangerous and valuable among addicts.
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One study assessed the impact of reformulating OxyContin, a prescription opioid, to prevent it being crushed and snorted to extract its potent active ingredient.
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Coco Loko contains familiar energy-drink substances, guarana and taurine, and combines them with cacao powder into a "snuff" that's supposed to be snorted.
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I see the table, I can smell spilled beer and musty clothes, and I can hear the sound of line after line being snorted.
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It often begins innocently enough—with prescription painkillers after a back operation, perhaps, or a line of coke snorted for fun at a party.
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I was at work when I first put forward this notion that Alison's recipe serves four and my colleague Emily Weinstein snorted: no way.
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Methamphetamine is sold as a powder or rock crystals which can be smoked, snorted, inserted anally (known as "booty bumps"), or injected (called "slamming").
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This is potentially huge, as Kay also allegedly told DEA agents that Skaggs snorted 3 lines in front of him shortly before his death.
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Patients ranged in age from 22 to 72 years old, and 38 percent injected heroin, 72 percent snorted heroin and 8 percent used prescription pills.
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How fast that dream left me when I woke out of it, snorted up into a catalog of faces pinioned with long and draping hair.
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It was evident that he had crushed and snorted at least one pill from the other batch, which looked slightly different, according to the complaint.
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While camping with friends at an art festival, he snorted a couple piles of the white powder, and biked off into the desert by himself.
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Since most patients snorted heroin in this group, the study authors speculate, they may not have used needles or needed to go to needle-exchange programs.
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The night before her death, investigators allege Cerveny and Johnson spent the night in various New York City bars where they allegedly drank and snorted cocaine.
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Nevertheless, it wasn't all bad, if you don't count that time her friend snorted some pills off my desk in exchange for an American Apparel discount.
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In late June, Megan Rapinoe, the team's captain, snorted in response to a question about visiting the White House to celebrate if her team won the tournament.
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In 2014, the state executed convicted killer and rapist Dennis McGuire, even though McGuire reportedly gasped, snorted, and snored minutes after he should have been knocked unconscious.
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The company has said if snorted or injected, the rate of the drug's entry into the brain would be similar to when the pills are taken orally.
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I snorted half a gram of ketamine in one line while I was waiting for my friend who had gone to pick up my boyfriend from the station.
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Most Oxycontin addictions struck recreational drug users who snorted or injected it—which bypasses the time-release mechanism and makes it into a short-acting, fast-hitting drug.
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"Around the 19th of February 2016, while I was waiting to see the doctor, I snorted oxys [oxycodone] in my cell and overdosed," Gillam said in his affidavit.
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After both piglets got off to a speedy start, the two began to run in circles, before Team Cruz ultimately snorted his (or her) way to a win.
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In a 1972 report published in the Western Journal of Medicine, four men and four women each snorted two lines of white powder that was acid, not blow.
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They kept track how often the horses snorted in the different settings, and also how often horses showed other behaviors that would indicate their mood and overall well-being.
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During a debate about whether or not it was useful for ambitious, intellectual feminists to attempt to infiltrate and change what Gould called "elite cultural arbiter institutions," Casey snorted.
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The heroin environments, a house party where the drug is snorted and one where it is injected, took nearly a year to complete to ensure realism, its creators said.
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But cocaine, which can be snorted or smoked as a powder, can also lead to a "bad" trip, where a person acts violently or becomes paranoid, anxious, or irritable.
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The state has not put anyone to death since January 2014, when Dennis McGuire repeatedly gasped and snorted during a 26-minute procedure using a new two-drug combination.
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CB's roommate weighed the remaining powder and estimated that she had snorted up 55 milligrams—550 times an average dose, enough to get an entire school tripping on acid.
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During the brief five days I stayed, I had Xanax delivered and snorted it off my Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, just to really stick it to the man.
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The context is a little hard to explain; it involves the question of whether reimbursing an actor for the cocaine he snorted is as illegal as buying cocaine for yourself.
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Their night of partying continued at Mr. Rackover's apartment at the luxurious Grand Sutton on East 59th Street, where a group of men and women drank alcohol and snorted cocaine.
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But a confidential Justice Department report shows that the drug maker had received reports early on that pills were being crushed and snorted, yet it continued to market OxyContin aggressively.
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The cost of the equivalent series of treatments, if bought on the street and snorted, would be about $80 to $120 according to Jack, depending how much dealers are charging.
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Stomp and her colleagues used these observations to calculate each horse's chronic stress score, a measure of how disturbed an animal is, and compared the score to how often they snorted.
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Additionally, snorts did not differ between horses of different sexes or ages, and horses snorted as much as 10 times more often when moved into a pasture with new food sources.
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On Tuesday the panel will consider an abuse-resistant opioid made by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd , Vantrela ER. The FDA found the drug had abuse-deterrent properties when snorted or injected.
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The high was the kind that brought with it feelings that not only was self-expression possible, it was also acceptable — that little line I snorted turned me into someone worthwhile.
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A confidential Justice Department report found the company was aware early on that OxyContin was being crushed and snorted for its powerful narcotic, but continued to promote it as less addictive.
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When Tiny opened the door that night she snorted and looked him up and down, this man she had been comfortable not seeing or speaking to for the past several months.
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A group of Air Force service members dropped acid, snorted coke, and took ecstasy while stationed at a base where they were charged with guarding weapons that can deliver nuclear catastrophe.
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It's the same thinking that gave us the vodka & Red Bull, the spliff, or the club kids special known as XECK (xanax, ecstasy, crystal-meth and ketamine, ground up together and snorted).
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Fentanyl is typically snorted as a powder, smoked, or injected when bought off the street (oftentimes, though, people are led to believe they are actually using heroin or another less potent drug).
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And you can find him in a full-on art gallery that's been added to the level, filled with dramatic self portraits that are sure to inspire at least a snorted chuckle.
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I snorted, unimpressed by such nonsense (only a couple of days before, Lou Reed had gone onto Saturday Night Live to put to rest a round of Internet rumors about his death).
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It's Saturday night, and after meeting your 632nd University of Manchester student of the night, you've accidentally snorted a key of face glitter and have to be taken to the medical tent.
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Believe me: In efforts to deal with this pain, I've orally ingested, injected, snorted and/or smoked oxycodone, hydrocodone, fentanyl, demerol, dilaudid, cocaine, heroin, codeine, morphine, and more, all to no avail.
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Have I Been Stoned So you recently learned how to use Tor, purchased some overpriced cocaine from the first marketplace you found, and now you've unwittingly snorted a fat line of paracetamol.
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We know that there was a surge in the use of crack, a form of cocaine that is smoked rather than snorted, in the '80s primarily in areas of L.A., NYC, and Miami.
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If you ground the pills up and snorted them, or dissolved them in liquid and injected them, you could override the time-release mechanism and deliver a huge narcotic payload all at once.
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One night at his club, Tsakalakis, a skinny, nervous man in his early thirties, invited Enotiades to his office, where he cut and snorted heroin and offered some to Enotiades, who politely declined.
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The way she snorted at my concern made it clear she did not understand what it means to struggle financially or to leave your country for a job because you desperately need one.
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In an internal email to a senior executive, an employee disputed the claim that some abusers of the drug "shoot," or inject, it, saying that they crushed the tablets and snorted the powder.
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According to this scenario, the victims — Wall Street executives, computer programmers and the like — had initially snorted cocaine recreationally after hours but had gradually moved on to smoking the drug during work time.
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That's worrisome because cocaine use is up 210% since its low point in 22016, with 254% of people over the age of 221 reporting they have snorted or smoked it in the last year.
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Read: A Catholic Priest Snorted Cocaine Surrounded by Nazi Memorabilia While on Camera A group of New Jersey teenagers are in deep shit after playing a Nazi-inspired version of beer pong, NJ.com reports.
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In 2008, Francisco Santos Calderón, then vice-president of Colombia, told Britain's Association of Chief Police Officers that every gram of cocaine snorted by U.K. users contributed to four square meters of forest loss.
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I'd also overhear the obligatory jingling of keys in cubicles and a fair bit of telltale sniffing, though some had a little more tact, using cards instead of keys and flushing toilets as they snorted.
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Alyssa Noceda After Noceda snorted a "large line of Percs" (painkillers), Varela gave the 18-year-old a "dab" of liquid THC and she immediately collapsed and fell unconscious, Varela and other witnesses told police.
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Musically, while other rappers rhymed about indulging in weed and Ecstasy and privately snorted cocaine, this film shows Wayne giddily mixing lean as his manager exasperatingly dealt with his artist in the grip of addiction.
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If you're wondering how long it takes for a spoonful of cocaine to be snorted in the latest season of "Billions," the answer is: more than one second after the opening credits, less than 10.
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For a week, we ate stuffy, overly rich meals in the hotel restaurant, visited the same private member's club he belonged to in London, snorted too much coke, and spent the daytimes sleeping it off.
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It last executed a prisoner in January 2014, when Dennis McGuire gasped and snorted over 26 minutes during the administration of a two-drug combination that had never been tried before and the state later abandoned.
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OxyContin was sold in time-release capsules that levelled out the high and, supposedly, diminished the risk of addiction, but people soon discovered that the capsules could be crushed into powder and then injected or snorted.
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At the party, Varela said Nocedato, The Daily Herald reports, snorted a line of crushed Percocet pills before she ingested a "dab" of liquid THC – liquid marijuana – that Varela provided and shared with her at a Feb.
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Most recently, Osbourne got a bit of a feature when that mythical moment where he allegedly snorted a line of ants while touring with Mötley Crüe was featured in the Netflix take on their history, The Dirt.
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" When an audience member asked if he planned to try acting, like the Los Angeles Clippers' Blake Griffin or the Cavaliers' LeBron James, Mr. Durant snorted sarcastically, "If anybody could do it, it's Blake Griffin and LeBron.
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As Mr. Boch describes in short, vivid, diarylike entries, the clubgoers danced, drank, snorted coke, watched live rock bands and held theme parties like the Puberty Ball in an anything-goes environment that seems impossible to recreate today.
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So, you will die, the decisions you're making are probably making your life shorter, you probably won't live to be 100, and if you do, it's not because you drank red wine, snorted antioxidants or bathed in coconut oil.
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First, the numbers don't look good: Cocaine use is up 47% in the US since its low point in 2011, with 2.2% of people over the age of 12 reporting they have snorted or smoked it in the last year.
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Hahaahaha someone at my house snorted cleaning powder on my table thinking it was Cocaine hahahahahaha listening to the bieber album on our way 2 the party turn up New Years resolution: slow down time I am not into time.
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As you might expect, from the political party that drafted, passed, and signed into law a bill governing who uses what bathroom, the GOP released an absolutely off-the-rails, snorted-all-the-cocaine-in-the-world statement in response.
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Before they were caught last year, several SEAL Team 10 special warfare operators snorted cocaine or spiked their booze with the banned substance, often defeating military drug tests they termed "a joke," according to an internal investigation obtained by Navy Times.
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Snorted or ingested when used for party purposes, taken via IV for the more seasoned user, the desired effects of ketamine include derealization—a feeling that one's surroundings are not real—visual hallucinations, increased awareness of sound and color, and euphoria.
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And before they were caught last year, several SEAL Team 10 special warfare operators snorted cocaine or spiked their drinks with the banned substance, often defeating military drug tests they termed "a joke," according to an internal investigation obtained by Navy Times.
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The profanities that punctuate the film are exclamation marks rather than darts of malice; drugs are not snorted, smoked, or injected but served on strawberries; and Amy gets to make out, though not with the girl whom she has craved all year.
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The men awkwardly sat and ate the cereal in a scene that stretched a bit too long, before the protagonist poured out a line of white powder and snorted it, only to be shooed off stage to the sound of a beating heart.
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The panel voted 27-0 against approval of the oral pill, NKTR-181, flagging concerns over the chances of misuse or abuse, the lack of data to determine the possible abuse when snorted or injected as well as the potential for liver toxicity.
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I waved a pink flag antagonizing those who resented having a woman in the field running a geophysics crew, and when they charged and snorted their displeasure, I could strategize coping techniques to get the job done instead of getting blindsided by their sexism later.
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" In fact, thanks to the rise of deadly fentanyl in our drug supply, Ciccarone says he wishes inhaling heroin would become popular again, like it was in the early 2000s with the rise of Colombian product which, he's noted, "is not smokable but can be insufflated (snorted).
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Here is Bella just before she shoots up: "I don't care what anybody says, like, 'Dude, I slipped: I shot 10 baggies, drank a case of Vodka, snorted Peru — but, ya know — it just didn't work for me, it doesn't work anymore'" That's bull, she says.
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"I remember feeling the horn going through my right side and the next thing I knew, I was on the ground, close to a bush, and I crawled between the bush and the house and the bull stood over me and snorted for about 20 minutes," King said.
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Here are some quotes from servicemen about LSD that they delivered to a military judge under oath: A group of Air Force service members dropped acid, snorted coke, and took ecstasy while stationed at a base where they were charged with guarding weapons that can deliver nuclear catastrophe.
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Twenty-one years have passed since the lads of Trainspotting snorted, injected, and capered their way through Edinburgh, in a film that was at once cautionary and buoyant: Drugs are bad, and they can end your life — but when you're young and resilient, you're still pretty sure you'll live forever.
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Execution by lethal injection should take about seven minutes, but some executions using midazolam have taken much longer; in 2014, Arizona's Joseph Wood snorted and gasped, seemingly in agony, for nearly two hours before finally dying after being given massive doses of drugs via repeated injections in an attempt to kill him.
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An estimated 150-300 million grams of cocaine are snorted, smoked, or injected each year by the rising tide of US cocaine users, and it is inevitable that fentanyl, a powder that can be deadly at a dose of just 19803mg, will become mixed with other powders that are packaged, cut, and sold alongside it.
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At the top it was the kind of height that makes your skin feel too small for your bones, and your knees feel sentient; there were moments when I snorted the sweat on my upper lip through my nose and out through my mouth — a neat trick if I'd been doing it on purpose.
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The servers are, on the whole, ordinary people who are immeasurably stressed out by their jobs and always needing to blow off steam, signaled by their post-shift predilections for cocktails after the restaurant closes, followed by bad beer, stomach-turning whiskey, and cocaine snorted in a dive bar bathroom in the wee hours of the morning.
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After the attacks of September 21992, 21995, he came to be known in Les Izards as "Ben Ben," after Osama bin Laden, whose ascetic religious doctrine was then of no interest to him—he went to prostitutes, drank alcohol, snorted cocaine, and smoked hashish, which he apparently also sold—but whose grand spectacle of murder evidently was.
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Harry Nilsson's "Jump into the Fire" kicks in as the first line is snorted, and the pace picks up as Henry unravels: Mick Jagger's "Memo from Turner," The Who's "Magic Bus," The Rolling Stones' "Monkey Man," George Harrison's "What Is Life," and Muddy Waters' "Mannish Boy" all come and go in fits and starts like a schizophrenic jukebox.
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Mad Dog 1003 Bath Salts In 2012, beauty writer/party girl Cat Marnell snorted a line of jasmine-scented bath salts (like, the beauty product) in the xoJane offices: "I'm about to snort a line of bath salts, following the trend of bath salt-snorting worldwide," she said, unscrewing the lid on a nice little container of Napoleon Perdis salts.
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The monotony was punctuated only by a few good jokes by host Jack Whitehall (I snorted aloud at "Back in your grotto, Sheeran"), and Beyoncé and Jay-Z as The Carters, who filmed an elegant acceptance speech for Best International Group in front of a portrait of Meghan Markle, seemingly in solidarity with her as a hypervisible black woman who has been routinely ravaged by the UK press throughout her pregnancy.
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Staffa tried to halt the tangent's momentum ("I just want to throw in a little reality check, from back here on the ground," she said) but by then it'd taken on a life of its own: Ideas put forward included pills that send signals when they're crushed, "white-hat" hackers for premarket ADFs, ADFs which, if snorted or shot, would leave chemical traces in the body, the potential benefits of gathering and testing discarded syringes, etc.
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