As soon as that tranquilizer dart hits the gorilla, it's like a tranquilizer dart hit you -- you'd go, 'Ow!
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Meanwhile, taking Equetro felt like I was shot with a horse tranquilizer (or, what I imagine being shot with a horse tranquilizer feels like).
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Tests on the cheesecake showed the presence of the tranquilizer.
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For years, veterinarians treated noise phobia with acepromazine, a tranquilizer.
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Usually, someone in this situation would be given a tranquilizer.
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It eventually was captured after being hit by several tranquilizer darts.
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You wouldn't normally associate a tranquilizer dart with art, would you?
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Aiken said it takes about three minutes for a tranquilizer to work.
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It took four tranquilizer darts but eventually the elephant was knocked out.
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It took four tranquilizer darts, but eventually the elephant was knocked out.
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Bangladeshi forest rangers subdued the elephant with a tranquilizer dart on Thursday.
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With her lover's help, Das allegedly mixed tranquilizer tablets in Setha's milk.
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How many tranquilizer darts does it have, or, I don't know, nets?
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The Authority spokesman said the question of a tranquilizer gun would be reviewed.
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The doctors gave her a tranquilizer and at last she closed her eyes.
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A faceless creature darts past, and Hop is knocked out with a tranquilizer.
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A coroner ruled that Mussack had been poisoned by acepromazine, an animal tranquilizer.
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Highly suggest this if you're hopping around time zones: it's a natural tranquilizer.
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He was taken to a psychiatric unit and given a tranquilizer and an antipsychotic.
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What about carfentanil, the elephant tranquilizer up to 100 times more potent than fentanyl?
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It's an animal tranquilizer, and in humans, it causes all kinds of scary symptoms.
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There's no way of knowing actually what spice is, could be fucking fish tranquilizer!
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A tranquilizer would have taken several minutes to neutralize the animal, prolonging the risk.
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" Customer testimonials that populated the record's sleeves promised the same: "Better than a tranquilizer!
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The doctor doing my vasectomy gave me a tranquilizer and a shot of bourbon.
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The Brooklyn bull was eventually brought down by tranquilizer, administered at about 1 p.m.
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But, after injecting himself, the man said, he believed the syringe contained a tranquilizer.
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The police officers shot the bull with several tranquilizer darts, but he kept moving.
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Originally designed as a tranquilizer for elephants, carfentanil is not approved for human use.
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Wildlife officers found the cub in a tree and immobilized her with a tranquilizer dart.
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But unable to corral it, veterinarians shot the two-year old animal with tranquilizer darts.
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Carfentanil, originally designed as a large-animal tranquilizer, is 20153,000 times more potent than heroin.
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But tranquilizer darts can take up to 15 minutes to put an animal to sleep.
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"Poetry is heightened language, and language exists to effect change, not to be a tranquilizer."
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When I asked for the doctor, he ordered for me to be given a tranquilizer.
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Her miniature poodle, Dorian Gray, has been even more affected: he's taking Trazodone, a tranquilizer.
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That child could have been in even more severe danger had they tried the tranquilizer dart.
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She agreed, but says she suffered such a nervous breakdown she had to take a tranquilizer.
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But that was not the reason the zoo used a tranquilizer instead of bullets, said Aiken.
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But a tranquilizer dart sometimes upsets the target, which would have produced exactly the wrong reaction.
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Dr. Jirhi Maasri, a volunteer veterinarian enlisted by Lebanese Wildlife, darted the hyenas with a tranquilizer.
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I had to take a tranquilizer, which eventually stopped the crying but made the vomiting worse.
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A veterinarian was lifted up in a cherry picker to shoot him with a tranquilizer gun.
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Military officials said Juma was hit with four tranquilizer darts, but they didn't slow her down.
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Officials finally managed to strike the big cat with a tranquilizer dart at about 6.30 p.m.
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The dosage of tranquilizer was massive, but she's managed to run a good distance before falling.
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As the tiger leapt toward them, Putin shot it with a tranquilizer gun, Russian media reported.
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Eventually the human tranquilizer will override the canine despair, and we'll all go back to sleep.
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Danny Wang said his mother saw a doctor who prescribed her sleeping medication and a tranquilizer.
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Elephants, for instance, have been observed removing tranquilizer darts from friends, or tending to their wounds.
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" He also confessed that before his speech, "Steve Bannon shot me up with a horse tranquilizer.
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The medical teams are using small shots of the tranquilizer drug alongside standard psychotherapy treatments.—Motherboard
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"This will be an absolute success once that tranquilizer they sedated Trump with wears off," Unruh said.
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They did so by re-administering doses of the tranquilizer ketamine along the way, according to Gutman.
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The bottle I bought recommended eating two horse tranquilizer-sized pills after every meal to prevent indigestion.
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He was shot with another horse tranquilizer by the same guy who shot him in 'Old School.
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Khashoggi may have been injected with some kind of tranquilizer before his death, a source told CNN.
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Instead of engaging in combat, Ray Liotta's character is putting a tranquilizer pill into this elephant's ass.
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This seems like a cruel tradition, although it remains unclear whether the tranquilizer gun was loaded or not.
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Sarah makes her way to the boathouse but is shot with a tranquilizer as she attempts to escape.
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PST, the animal was struck with a tranquilizer dart on Gothic Avenue, where the high school is located.
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Moments later, zoo officials fired a tranquilizer at the animal, and managed to get the man out alive.
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The powerful tranquilizer (chemical name: alprazolam) has grown popular across Europe because of its association with hip-hop.
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"Mister Mellow" is by no means the aural tranquilizer that its lyrics and packaging pretend to call for.
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After a tranquilizer accidentally hit Ferrada, the lions began to maul and drag him back to their den.
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Authorities planned to return the elephant to the forest once the effects of the tranquilizer wore off, Rai said.
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"We believe that a tranquilizer gun should have been used instead of lethal force," SAFE ambassador Hans Kriek said.
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Animal Control officials responded to the scene and shot the pit bull with a tranquilizer gun, according to WTSP.
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It claimed that a dose of a tranquilizer had killed the journalist — not strangulation, as officials had previously said.
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Murdoch was a pharmacist and medical inventor from Timaru, who also created the tranquilizer gun and the childproof cap bottle.
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"It's not like I walk around with a tranquilizer gun or 400 pounds of seal meat," Nicklen told National Geographic.
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At one point he climbed up an electricity pole, but was eventually caught after being shot with a tranquilizer gun.
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The New York Post said the bull was shot with at least five tranquilizer darts by police before it died.
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It's a tribute to the drug's muddled popular conception as a horse tranquilizer, club drug, and cure for refractory depression.
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Ben Roethlisberger got pumped full of enough horse tranquilizer to shake off a shoulder injury for a game-winning drive.
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The agents bound Mr. Khashoggi and gave him a large dose of a tranquilizer, which killed him, the prosecutors said.
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"Calmer, in brief" refers to the shortening of the noun "tranquilizer" to TRANQ, although "calmer" could also be an adjective.
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Deadly elephant tranquilizer carfentanilis contaminating US heroin Deadly elephant tranquilizer carfentanilis contaminating US heroin The ultra-potent synthetic opioid carfentanil is continuing to spread across the United States, with the DEA now confirming the drug — which is about 219,19 times more powerful than heroin — has been found in at least 407 cases across eight states.
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"I would have rather seen a tranquilizer gun rather than a shoot to kill," a Twitter user named Sarah Ann said.
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Schubert said on Saturday that investigators had also determined Clark was under the influence of the tranquilizer Xanax, alcohol and marijuana.
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Eventually, zookeepers shot Chacha with a tranquilizer dart and caught him in a blanket after he fell from the power lines.
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Dr. Wilson flew over wildebeest in a helicopter in the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, shooting tranquilizer darts into 20 of them.
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They were trailed by police officers, shot with a tranquilizer gun and released into some parkland on the city's rural fringes.
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Ketamine: The Musical was a three-night (August 17-19) extravaganza dedicated to the most popular horse tranquilizer of all time.
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In this image taken from video provided by CBS2/KCAL9, a state wildlife control officer fires a tranquilizer dart at the bear.
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It wandered for 300 kilometers (186 miles) and killed 30 animals before searchers were able to shoot it with a tranquilizer dart.
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But it wasn't marijuana — the woman proceeded to inform him that the taste was from a PCP, a form of animal tranquilizer.
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A few months ago, her doctor also prescribed Xanax, a tranquilizer, which she takes "to get up" in the morning, she said.
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Thane Maynard, the zoo's director, has forcefully rejected criticism of the decision to kill the gorilla instead of using a tranquilizer dart.
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Tranquilizer darts are like quicksand traps: We all grew up worried about them, but they're surprisingly absent from our actual adult lives.
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One day everyone is doing pills, the next they're encased in a vortex of existentialism and despair thanks to a horse tranquilizer.
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The whole thing looks very similar to Pokémon Go, except instead of capturing creatures with Pokéballs you're shooting them with tranquilizer darts.
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After a group of rangers identified the tigress as T-1, one of them shot her with a tranquilizer dart, officials said.
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Team members vigorously shake branches and call out, enticing the animal down to within safe range for Rudi to fire the tranquilizer.
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Police officers tried to subdue the animal with tranquilizer darts, but they really could have used an experienced cowboy with a lasso.
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When one of those charges gets explosive, the keepers rely on another kind of rounds, referring to tranquilizer darts or TRANKS, informally.
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Naz also finds out that he was given ketamine by Andrea, a horse tranquilizer that will mess someone up real good, real fast.
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Another high-potency opioid frequently linked to overdoses is the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, a form of fentanyl that's 10,000 times stronger than morphine.
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The children tested positive for the drug benzodiazepam, a type of medication described as a tranquilizer and familiarly known as Valium and Xanax.
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One variation, which is already regulated in the US, is Carfentanil, a tranquilizer that veterinarians use to sedate elephants and other large animals.
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Joining them was Mr. Yadava (on a seat behind them), a driver and a ranger armed with a rifle (loaded with tranquilizer ammunition).
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Fred Weeks, the man who Shepard tried to kill in 2012 via tranquilizer overdose, was a neighbor of hers in a retirement community.
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The Japan Times said that the tiger — a 5-year-old, 170 kg male — was sedated at the scene by a tranquilizer gun.
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Many have questioned the zoo's decision to shoot the 450-pound male gorilla named Harambe rather than sedate him with a tranquilizer gun.
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They added that the tiger died on its way back to the zoo as it was unable to recover from the tranquilizer shots.
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Desperate, by the time he was 19, they dragged him to a psychiatrist, who prescribed an antipsychotic drug, a tranquilizer and an antidepressant.
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An officer rappelled dramatically down to the apartment window and used a tranquilizer gun to subdue Ming, who charged ferociously at the window.
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"Look I am fairly certain that there are trained professional snipers with tranquilizer darts in case I drift too far off message," she joked.
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So, during the summer of 2016, the suspect allegedly tainted a piece with phenazepam — a powerful Russian-made tranquilizer — before bringing it to Tsvyk.
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Owen patiently tracks Blue through the forest, until the Bad Guys Who Don't Get It (led by Ted Levine) shoot her with a tranquilizer.
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Non-lethal players can benefit from many standard combat augs, thanks to Jensen's stun gun and tranquilizer rifle, as well as abilities like Typhoon.
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There was plenty of anger on the internet from people who believed Grizz's death was unnecessary and wondered why a tranquilizer wasn't used instead.
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" She continued, "Look I am fairly certain that there are trained professional snipers with tranquilizer darts in case I drift too far off message.
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Ketamine is considered a powerful tranquilizer and is classified as a "date rape drug" in the Minneapolis police manual, according to the Star-Tribune.
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Taped to each of his thighs was a small bag containing 80 grams of ketamine, a powerful tranquilizer that doubles as a party drug.
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They later explained it was clear a tranquilizer was not an option because of the risk that tranquilizing Harambe would make him react dangerously.
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A guest who shoots a loner with a tranquilizer dart is rewarded with an extension — an extra day to pursue courtship and postpone beasthood.
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The cocktail used in the execution Tuesday also included diazepam, a tranquilizer; potassium chloride, which stops the heart; and cisatracurium besylate, a muscle relaxant.
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From a helicopter, captors shoot tranquilizer darts at the young elephants, and then maneuver the chopper to drive away the rest of the herd.
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Those included lorazepam, a tranquilizer used to treat anxiety by slowing brain activity to allow relaxation, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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But according to the hunters who tried to capture her, she roared and charged after being hit by a tranquilizer dart at short range.
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Because these drugs are so addictive, users will seek ever more potent drugs to get high, including heroin, fentanyl, and carfentanil -- an elephant tranquilizer.
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Seconds earlier, Patric Hornqvist's legs gave out on a love tap to the skates, collapsing as if his skin were pierced by a tranquilizer dart.
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Ketamine, a powerful anaesthetic that's often administered to patients suffering from chronic pain, has taken up residency in the public consciousness as a horse tranquilizer.
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She took tranquilizer pills so she could face local reporters, and then told them she was unsure if Trump really cared about victims like her.
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Haas had been coding nonstop for days, incessantly popping legal "smart drugs" such as phenibut, a Soviet-era tranquilizer, which is supposed to enhance concentration.
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It was "a case of self-defense," Mr. Faymonville said, adding that the bear had charged the group and a tranquilizer was not at hand.
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Working in the Great Ruaha River in Tanzania, these researchers hit the animals with tranquilizer darts, then followed the drowsy beasts until they passed out.
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Douglas' UNODC reported earlier this year that it appears drug manufacturers have started making both meth and and ketamine, a horse tranquilizer-turned party drug.
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China's ban on carfentanil may not keep the deadly elephant tranquilizer out of the U.S. China's ban on carfentanil may not keep the deadly elephant tranquilizer out of the U.S. Carfentanil — a synthetic opioid that is roughly 5,000 times stronger than heroin — has long been legal in China, allowing online retailers to sell the drug to customers in the U.S. But that's about to change.
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Authorities eventually shot the elephant three times with a tranquilizer gun and used a crane to lift it into a truck once it had calmed down.
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Along with losing his mother, the rhino was found with machete injuries to his back and feet, and with a tranquilizer dart stuck in his back.
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A new, even more dangerous addition to opioids has arrived in the form of carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer that is potentially 5,000 times stronger than heroin.
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Of course, if you've spent all day zipping around on proto-Adderall, you'd probably like a little something—say, a tranquilizer—to take the edge off.
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But when I find her extra destabilized, under exceptional duress and particularly inconsolable, they have a way of coming together that somehow acts like a tranquilizer.
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An even more lethal opioid known as carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer 100 times stronger than fentanyl, has been cited in several recent fatal overdoses in Hull.
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A second source familiar with the investigation told CNN said Khashoggi may have been injected with some kind of tranquilizer and then died in the consulate.
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Soon after the discovery of the cub corpses, authorities armed with tranquilizer guns tried to capture the tigers, which were "roaming everywhere," according to the WCO.
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Yes, the boy's life was at risk: Ron Magill, a spokesman for Zoo Miami, said a tranquilizer dart could have actually put the boy in more danger.
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Those who fail to pair off are transformed, somehow, into animals, though they can earn extra time by capturing rebels with tranquilizer darts in the surrounding woods.
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For almost two hours, the cow evaded officers armed with tranquilizer equipment and generally caused a raucous as authorities repeatedly tried and failed to corral the animal.
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Maynard said in a press conference that the response team decided against using a tranquilizer because the drug would have taken effect too slowly, according to CNN.
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A watchdog report of the Minneapolis police department found that police there have often pushed paramedics to give ketamine, a powerful tranquilizer, to "agitated" people in custody.
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They promptly lit the 17-year-old up with four tranquilizer darts, but when she started moving toward a vet, Brazilian soldiers shot and killed the animal.
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Eventually, the maintenance crew catches up to her and injects her with a tranquilizer, but something tells me Maeve won't be forgetting this little trip anytime soon.
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Here's the full list of gadgets that earned him the Guinness World Record:Fireball shooterGauntlet video screensBat tracking beaconBatsignal projectorFolding batarangGrapnel gunCowl respiratorPneumatic tranquilizer gunUltrasonic anti-dog device.
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Today it's used across the world in pediatric, emergency, and veterinary surgery—hence the "horse tranquilizer" tag—and it's shown promise as a method to treat depression.
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So I wonder, if the police could use a robot to blow him up, couldn't they have used it to shoot him with a tranquilizer dart instead?
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"I guess my first horror gig was posing for before-and-after pictures for some new tranquilizer," he told The Daily News in New York in 21990.
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When researchers began tinkering with a class of tranquilizer drugs called benzodiazepines in the 1950s, they felt they had uncovered a solution to modern anxiety and insomnia.
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A key ingredient within the cheesecake Nasyrova gave to Tsvyk on that fateful day was allegedly a Russian tranquilizer known as phenazapam, which can be lethal upon ingestion.
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Public records also reveal how at least one county that hired the company found medical staff had given Librium, a powerful benzodiazepine, or tranquilizer, to multiple pregnant inmates.
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Dozens of people in the U.S. have died from carfentanil, a seriously potent elephant tranquilizer often cut into heroin and other street drugs, in the past few months.
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Police eventually trapped the cow between two vehicles parked on either side of baseball field's bench area after an officer appeared to fire a tranquilizer dart at it.
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It was because I would be naked with her for Harvey Weinstein ... I had to take a tranquilizer, which eventually stopped the crying but made the vomiting worse.
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The arrival in May in New Hampshire of carfentanil — the elephant tranquilizer that is 10,000 times as potent as morphine — has also ratcheted up pressure on his office.
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If Khashoggi refused, an official said, the next step was to drug him with a tranquilizer and take him to a safe house in Istanbul for 48 hours.
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Last year, a deer that wandered out of a tangle of Harlem woods and onto the lawn of a public housing complex was shot with a tranquilizer dart.
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Maynard said zoo officials considered shooting Harambe with a tranquilizer, but the drug does not take effect instantly, meaning the gorilla could have reacted violently to the shot.
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The tiger was subdued with a tranquilizer and officials treated the injured woman who was rushed to St. Mary's Medical Center but later died from her injuries, Carter said.
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Keepers have tried shooting tranquilizer darts at him, luring him with food and tempting him back with his mate Mitzy, but none of the measures have worked so far.
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Junta leader Prayut Chan-O-Cha reported yesterday that the boys were given a "minor tranquilizer," which a BBC report characterized as an anti-anxiety medication used by soldiers.
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The elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, a form of fentanyl and 2125.9,2120 times stronger than morphine, has also been claiming lives in a number of cities, as reported by local officials.
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Chaos ensued, but it was a magical kind of chaos as I tried to contain the problem with hastily constructed fence blockades and the generous application of tranquilizer darts.
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Eventually, the zookeepers shot at the costumed human with a tranquilizer gun, loaded the poor guy into a truck, and hopefully, paid for all the beers at happy hour.
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On Tuesday, authorities armed with tranquilizer guns were trying to capture dozens of tigers at the controversial Buddhist temple after staff allegedly set some free to delay the process.
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Fentanyl, which is more than 22017 times stronger than morphine, and carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer nearly 100 times more potent than fentanyl, are both often sold and used illegally.
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The jaguar escaped from its handlers, was shot first with a tranquilizer and then with a killing pistol shot as it advanced on the soldier in question, Reuters reports.
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Ferrada was taken to a nearby hospital, where he remains in serious condition from the injuries he sustained, as well as the massive amount of tranquilizer in his body.
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An EMS department in Florida's Indian River County will begin equipping paramedics with ketamine, a horse tranquilizer that people abuse recreationally, to help sedate patients who have taken flakka.
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A potent synthetic drug more powerful than fentanyl, carfentanil is known for being a large animal tranquilizer and for its alleged use as a chemical weapon by the Russian military.
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Tigers were also found to be routinely drugged, with one used for photos with tourists testing positive for veterinary tranquilizer ketamine, while others had their food laced with hash oil.
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Commonly used as a human anesthetic or as an animal tranquilizer in veterinary medicine, ketamine is also a popular party drug, due to the changes in consciousness it can produce.
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If he refused, an official told CNN, the next step was to drug the journalist with a tranquilizer and take him to a safe house in Istanbul for 48 hours.
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If anything, it's driving users to the black market, where drugs are increasingly tainted with fentanyl and the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, which are both several orders of magnitude stronger than heroin.
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Related: Canada just seized 50 million doses of the elephant tranquilizer that's killing people In Hamilton County, Ohio, health officials have confirmed 12 fatal overdoses linked to carfentanil in recent months.
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He justified the use of a tranquilizer gun on the tiger instead of using lethal force because the animal stayed close to Konwiser's body and rescuers feared bullets could hit her.
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Then tranquilizer darts were shot from above, putting them to sleep, after which the crew rushed to the animals to ensure they were safely lying on their sides to prevent choking.
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How an elephant tranquilizer became the latest deadly drug in the opioid epidemic Why Democrats should support radically simpler taxes Minnesota is fighting its largest measles outbreak in nearly 30 years.
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"Look, I am fairly certain that there are trained professional snipers with tranquilizer darts in case I drift too far off message," she said at the beginning of her opening speech.
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Ketamine is considered a powerful tranquilizer capable of stopping a person's heart or breathing and is classified as a "date rape drug" in the Minneapolis police manual, according to the paper.
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Also used as an animal tranquilizer, ketamine is being given to patients in low doses at the Ketamine Clinics of Los Angeles, at a cost of $600 to $750 per infusion.
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Examples of powerful fentanyl analogues include carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer that's 1,000 times stronger than heroin, and acetylfentanyl, a designer drug that's never been licensed for any kind of medical use.
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Earlier in the year, Chinese authorities responded to U.S. pressure and banned production of several fentanyl analogues, including the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, which was linked to a spate of overdose deaths.
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After being sighted in Granada Hills and getting caught on camera testing the waters in someone's backyard pool, the furry creature was shot with a tranquilizer gun, Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.
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Stephen King spun the story into pop culture with his 1986 story, "The End of the Whole Mess," in which a benevolent genius spikes the world's water supply with a Texas tranquilizer.
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But there are also drugs like prazosin, used to treat high blood pressure, post-traumatic stress disorder, and anxiety, and benzodiazepines like clonazepam, a tranquilizer used to manage seizures and panic attacks.
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The market—this time, contraband fentanyl and lesser known carfentanil (developed as an elephant tranquilizer and 10,000 times more powerful than morphine)—have been filling the void, with deadly but predictable results.
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Sharpshooter Shafath Ali Khan said in an interview that he first came upon the animal on Thursday, and fired a tranquilizer dart into the elephant's neck but did not bring it down.
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Instead, the footballer took pills that contained Carfentanil — an opioid whose legal amount is reportedly "invisible to the human eye" and was originally intended to be an elephant tranquilizer, the D.A. alleges.
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Fentanyl, 50-100 times stronger than morphine, and carfentanil, a tranquilizer used on elephants that can be 10,000 times more powerful, are being mixed in with illegal heroin for a deadly high.
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More recently, a slew of aggressive anti-rape products have been introduced around the world: One 1979 anti-rape device, worn internally, would inject tranquilizer fluid into the rapist, knocking them out.
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Ketamine — which goes by the street name Special K — has been studied more than most illicit drugs, thanks to its legal status in the United States as a tranquilizer (usually for animals).
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Bangkok (CNN)Authorities armed with tranquilizer guns are still trying to capture dozens of tigers at a controversial Buddhist temple in Thailand after temple staff allegedly set some free to delay the process.
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A small pickup truck rolls by and Mr. Polar Bear gets "hit" with what appears to be, at least in theory, a tranquilizer dart, before delivering an Oscar-worthy fall to the ground.
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Instead she was drugged with the tranquilizer ketamine, handcuffed and zipped into a bag before being driven in the trunk of a car to a farmhouse outside Turin, more than 100 miles away.
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But it's not heroin or fentanyl worrying the city's drug workers most; it's the rise of a strong new tranquilizer that appears to be ruining, and cutting short, too many lives in Dundee.
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The ostensibly comic scene in which the men meet Ms. Munn's character — she wakes up after accidentally shooting herself with a tranquilizer dart to find them creepily watching her — leaves a bad aftertaste.
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I mean for goodness' sake Stanley once plunged a tranquilizer dart into his leg — a dosage meant for a "small bull" — to fall into a deep sleep… just to avoid taking the stairs.
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He said the agents took him to an office, where he remembers that they photographed his wounds and gave him a tranquilizer before sending them to spend the night at a holding facility.
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By the time they arrived, the zoo director had tagged Sasha and Masha with tranquilizer darts loaded with barbiturates that, combined with champagne, made a heady cocktail for even an Ursus arctos horribilis.
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"Mile High," a tranquilizer dart of a new single featuring Travis Scott and Metro Boomin, came to streaming services Thursday afternoon, a few hours before the full LP is set to be released.
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Saturday Night Live zeroed in on White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in a fake TV ad for "HuckaPM," a "nighttime tranquilizer" sleep aid loaded with ketamine and the active ingredient in roofies.
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At the time he died, Ghadimi had been prescribed 15 different drugs, including four painkillers, five sedatives – one a Japanese version of the tranquilizer Xanax – and two kinds of sleeping pills, the report said.
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Kumbuka, a Western Lowland gorilla, at the London Zoo in 2014 (Image: Getty)A gorilla escaped today from its enclosure at the London Zoo before being recaptured and reportedly subdued with a tranquilizer gun.
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The four-drug cocktail contained diazepam, a tranquilizer; fentanyl citrate, a powerful synthetic opioid that can block breathing and knock out consciousness; cisatracurium besylate, a muscle relaxant; and potassium chloride, which stops the heart.
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The tiger, one of four members of the endangered species at the Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society in West Palm Beach, Florida, was subdued with a tranquilizer following the deadly encounter around 2 p.m.
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If you've never taken Klonopin, just imagine you have a dog that won't stop barking, and you need your dog to chill the fuck out and get to zen, so you give it a tranquilizer.
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The staff there gradually weaned her off some drugs she had been taking taking at the center in Denver, including high doses of Xanax, a tranquilizer, and Adderall, an attention deficit drug and a stimulant.
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So the rangers equipped themselves with nets and tranquilizer guns and fanned out into the jungles, full of pungent lantana bushes, old gnarled teak trees and clouds of dragonflies hovering in the thick, humid air.
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Ketamine, first synthesized in 1962, has long been used as a clinical anesthetic and animal tranquilizer—but it's also known as the hallucinogenic club drug Special K. Spencer remembers being afraid of having a bad trip.
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A Colorado woman was sentenced to life in prison without parole earlier this week for poisoning her father with an animal tranquilizer and then covering his remains in concrete in a crawl space in their home.
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Ultimately, zoo officials shot Harambe, killing him instantly, opting to use real bullets instead of a tranquilizer dart in order to protect the child if Harambe reacted badly to the tranquilizers before the drugs took effect.
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While there is no single recommended course of treatment for HPPD, there are two case reports where two people experiencing long-term HPPD symptoms were successfully treated with antiepileptic drug lamotrigine and tranquilizer drug clonazepam, respectively.
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Additionally, she said, the state strengthened laws to prosecute those who sell any mixture of drugs -- such as heroin and carfentanyl (an elephant tranquilizer), heroin and fentanyl, or heroin and methamphetamines -- that leads to a death.
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Using nets and an air gun (it'd be a tranquilizer gun in a real escape), the zoo held a mock lion escape Saturday with a person in a lion costume running around trying to get out.
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Hopefully the three will retreat to the wilderness on their own — under the cover of darkness, where no beagles will be able to bother them — but if not, their little adventure may end with tranquilizer darts.
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The veteran comic shared a story with Howard Stern on the Howard Stern Show on Wednesday about a time when he accidentally smoked an animal tranquilizer back in the day at a small party in California.
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In Cincinnati, some medical and law enforcement officials said they believed the overdoses were largely caused by a synthetic drug called carfentanil, an animal tranquilizer used on livestock and elephants with no practical uses for humans.
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The World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists (WFSA) has demanded that ketamine, the tranquilizer most famous for its use on horses, should not be placed under United Nations illicit drug restrictions, as it's an essential medicine.
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Every morning at sunrise, dozens of state forestry guards and police officers trudge out of a makeshift camp carrying AK-47s, tranquilizer guns, GPS locaters, water bottles and foil containers of rice and lentils (their lunch).
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The bull rampaged through the nearby campus of York College, where New York City police armed with tranquilizer guns shot him with two darts and brought him to the ground, said Officer Sophia Mason, an NYPD spokeswoman.
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I'm going to give you ketamine, which is a powerful tranquilizer that disassociates..." And him looking up from the pavement and croaking: "I know what ketamine is, you cunt... will you hurry up and give me some?
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The highlight of the night comes when Joe Biden develops a weird red eyeball as a result of being hit by a tranquilizer dart fired by his staff to prevent him from suddenly hugging a CNN moderator.
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In addition to the fentanyl citrate—a powerful opioid that inhibits breathing and knocks out consciousness—he received a deadly cocktail that included the tranquilizer diazepam, the muscle relaxant cisatracurium besylate, and potassium chloride, which stops heart function.
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I was in search of easy detachments from the nonstop barrage of daily life, with its personal and professional glitches; mindless reality TV worked like the perfect tranquilizer, helping to momentarily alleviate the disquiet that rattled around me.
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"The idea of waiting and shooting it with a hypodermic was not a good idea," Maynard said at a press conference Monday, as to why the zoo chose to shoot the animal with bullets instead of tranquilizer darts.
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Speaking to reporters, Thane Maynard, the zoo's director, forcefully rejected the second-guessing of what he called "Monday morning quarterbacks" over the decision to kill the gorilla, one of an endangered species, instead of using a tranquilizer dart.
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The younger Mr. Khan claimed that he never wanted to kill the tiger, but that the animal had lunged at his open jeep after it was hit by a tranquilizer dart late on the night of Nov. 2.
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Rates of rape and sexual violence actually fell with the spread of internet access, suggesting that the pleasures of the online realm were either a kind of substitute for sexual predation, a kind of sexual tranquilizer, or both.
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Forest rangers are now gearing up for a complex military-style operation to deploy sharpshooters with tranquilizer guns on the backs of half a dozen elephants to surround the tiger, capture her and send her to a zoo.
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A Saudi source close to the royal family told CNN that Khashoggi may have been injected with some kind of tranquilizer before his death, adding that those responsible covered up what they had done in an amateurish fashion.
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Fentanyl and its even more powerful cousins, such as the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, have been blamed for a surge in fatalities in states across the country; the drugs are increasingly being mixed with heroin or sold as counterfeit prescription pills.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A mountain lion found its way onto the grounds of a Los Angeles high school on Friday, prompting police to lock down the campus before the big cat was shot with tranquilizer darts a few blocks away.
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But not before—writes Nicolas Rasmussen in the book On Speed: From Benzedrine to Adderall—pharmaceutical companies began mixing them into an amphetamine/tranquilizer speedball that created a loopy chemical cocktail that must have been wildly difficult to drive on.
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In the judgment of the zoo's experts, the gorilla was threatening a 4-year-old human child, a tranquilizer dart would startle him and put the child in more danger, and killing the ape was the only way to save a human life.
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Back in February, a bull successfully slipped free of a Queens slaughterhouse and staged a similar daring escape, but things took a pretty bleak turn when the bull was shot with tranquilizer darts and eventually died on his way to an animal shelter.
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Looking through the patents for anti-rape devices, it's clear this is fertile ground for innovation: One of the earlier ones, from 1979, was an internal device that would inject tranquilizer fluid into the unwelcome organ during penetration, rendering the rapist unconscious.
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Subsys is a spray version of the drug fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid and tranquilizer that is thought to be behind many of the 60,000-plus lethal drug overdoses in the country last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Turkish officials have told CNN that Khashoggi's body was dismembered after he was killed in the consulate, and a source said that the father of four, who was 59 years old when he disappeared, may have been injected with some kind of tranquilizer.
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" In fact, in an updated statement, the zoo said, "A tranquilizer would not have been effective, not only because of the difficulty of targeting the correct tiger in that situation, but due to the length of time needed for it to take effect.
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Nick Fox, the park's owner, said the lions were shot with tranquilizer darts at first light so police forensic teams and the anti-poaching unit could comb the area for clues, and admitted it was not clear how many poachers may have been killed.
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Time magazine had said as much in 1971, calling it "the Texas tranquilizer," citing Earl B. Dawson, a University of Texas biochemist who studied urine samples to argue that El Paso had less crime than Dallas in part thanks to more lithium in its drinking water.
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In the wake of hundreds of drug overdoses in the U.S. linked to the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil, experts are warning that a common overdose antidote isn't strong enough to counteract a substance that's about 100 times more potent than fentanyl and 10,000 times more potent than morphine.
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Norman said they group plans on discussing the potential implementation of tranquilizer darts to be used on animals who end up on the runway and creating a perimeter around the unloading area to prevent animals being taken out of the cargo hold of planes from escaping.
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Patrolman Chris Green was called in as backup on Friday night in East Liverpool, Ohio, to help search a vehicle that had white powder spilled across the floorboards and seats — a substance police believed to be the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl, or perhaps the elephant tranquilizer carfentanil.
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Usually, when people take the animal tranquilizer ketamine—also known simply as "k" or "special K"—it's to dissociate from their own bodies and vanish down the "K-hole," which can include dissociative feelings of euphoria and serious short-term memory loss (... or so we hear).
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But the economic resilience has done little to insulate the area from a cascade of cheap heroin and synthetic opiates like fentanyl and carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer, which have sent overdose rates soaring across much of the country, but especially in rural areas like this one.
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If you do not form a match after 45 days (though you can extend your time if you successfully shoot your fellow singles with a tranquilizer dart during something called "The Hunt;" it's better if you just don't ask), you are turned into an animal of your choosing.
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The NBER study concluded that combat exposure not only increases consumption of prescription narcotics and heroin, it also increases sedative and tranquilizer use for non-medical purposes and using opioids together with drugs like benzodiazepines, which also depress the central nervous system and increase the risk of overdose.
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Shot by tranquilizer darts fired from a helicopter, their sleeping bodies are being shifted by crane and truck during the ambitious $1.6 million project, which is being run by non-profit group African Parks with funding from Dutch PostCode Lottery and the Washington-based Wyss Foundation, the Associated Press reports.
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According to Ms. Zaretsky, in the 1950s he helped pioneer the use of the tranquilizer that became known as thorazine and refrigerated blankets to lower body temperature during surgery, as well as the use of thorazine to control hiccups, and that he also discovered a chemical agent for clearing bladder infections.
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Xanax, a tranquilizer, is a member of the benzodiazepine class of drugs, which were first synthesized in the late 1950s by a man named Dr. Leo Sternbach, a Polish chemist who'd fled to New Jersey after the onset of World War II. More on him later—first, we have to talk about speed.
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This newfound demand for non-barbiturate tranquilizers dovetailed with Dr. Leo Sternbach's 1957 discovery that benzodiazepines—a class of chemical he'd first synthesized decades earlier while trying to invent a new dye—could be used to treat anxiety with greater efficiency and less risk than barbiturates, the common tranquilizer of the time.
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All the while, the police engaged in a frenetic and televised pursuit, as they tried to corner the animal with a police car (it jumped over the hood) and bring it down with tranquilizer darts (for a time, the bull kept going despite the sedative.) What they really needed was a cowboy.
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The new recruit for Churchill, Manitoba's Polar Bear Alert Program was hanging out the side of a helicopter in a harness holding a gun loaded with tranquilizer darts as he pursued polar bear number 19173, an infamous 800-pound older male known to break into porches and the local hospital in search of garbage.
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In a new trial taking place at the University of Exeter and University College Hospital in London, researchers are using small shots of the tranquilizer—perhaps best known in the country as a popular party drug that can ruin the bladder lining of heavy users—alongside standard psychotherapy treatments to see if it can help treat alcoholism.
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Speaking to reporters in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, a spokesman for the public prosecutor said the order to kill Mr. Khashoggi had been taken by only a single intelligence agent on the scene in Istanbul, without authorization from superiors in Riyadh, and that it was accomplished with a deadly dose of a tranquilizer — not by strangulation, as the kingdom had previously said.
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It's actually an experiment that Sherlock and John — who, we learn, was shot with a tranquilizer in E's office, not a real bullet — have elaborately set up using paid actors to frighten Mycroft into revealing the truth: He deliberately hid the identity of a secret sister from Sherlock for Sherlock's entire life, eventually warning him only that "the East wind is coming" rather than telling him that a psychopathic surprise sibling was gunning for him.
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Here's what they are: "Grey death": The newest street drug is a dangerous opioid cocktail that is 5,000 times as potent as heroin (CNN) Carfentanil: This elephant tranquilizer is as powerful as "grey death" (National Affairs) Fentanyl: The most commonly found synthetic opioid is 50 times as deadly as heroin (National Affairs) Furanyl fentanyl: This version of fentanyl is 10 times as potent as heroin (USA Today) U-47700: This research chemical, still legally available, is eight times as potent as heroin (NBC) FiveThirtyEight noted that available data on drug abuse, which would help policymakers and researchers combat the drug epidemic, has dropped drastically, potentially making the problem worse.
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