She mentions a news item claiming a $730,000 drug habit.
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My drug habit is definitely cheaper than my prescription migraine medication!
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My drug habit was expensive—at least $170 every two days.
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"You're just feeding a drug habit," a friend of mine says.
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By adulthood, his drug habit had escalated into a serious problem.
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She sold sex during her 20s, to support a drug habit.
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Vicente said he's beaten his drug habit and straightened out his life.
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Her husband was abusive, 11 years older, and had a drug habit.
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Like Lacey, Shaw felt obligated to service her boyfriend Richard's drug habit.
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My recreational drug habit escalated, driven by my disillusion with the industry.
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Meade soon developed a drug habit and started stealing to support it.
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She did, and he stole some expensive goods to front his drug habit.
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He told her that he committed a robbery to support a drug habit.
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My drug habit I leave to cops, let them wither, mutate and die.
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In it, Ms. Houston denies having a drug habit with an enormous price tag.
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I didn't follow through because I had a drug habit, which was heroin and cocaine.
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"It was something you got used to seeing," Vanessa said about her father's drug habit.
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" But this one's drug habit caused it to be "very aggressive and had very erratic behaviour.
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Heroin addicts are an ageing, sickly group, particularly vulnerable to the harms of their drug habit.
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It is frequently said that photography is a more expensive hobby than a recreational drug habit.
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Perhaps it was his nights at Studio 54, which fed a drug habit that affected his productivity.
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The song openly glorifies the use of prescription drugs as Lil Pump claims to have a drug habit.
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He's gotten out of Worcester, kicked a drug habit, and is more serious than ever about making music.
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Matty describes how his drug habit got so dangerous that his own dealers began to cut him off.
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He also talked about his former drug habit, one that played a role in lengthening his jail time.
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Among the causes for their stubborn unemployment is a lack of skills, a drug habit, or a felony record.
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Kara is a newly refurbished android housekeeper, owned by a single father with a drug habit and rage issues.
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But Garland's drug habit was believed to be an effort to numb her inner insecurities, particularly regarding her weight.
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Born in San José, California, he moved to Trenton 20 years ago, kicked a drug habit, and never left.
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Alas, we now know where Cotton's (Amiyah Scott) drug habit has come from, and it's not from Ms. Carlotta.
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The couple lost custody of the five children they had between them as a result of their drug habit.
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Where did Julie Linneman, a sophomore at Villanova University, get help for the drug habit that nearly killed her?
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I remember watching a grown man in his 50s cry when I confronted him about his spiraling drug habit.
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The benefit to that is more expensive drugs, which may make it harder for someone to form a drug habit.
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I am reminded of a patient I once took care of who had AIDS and an irremediable intravenous drug habit.
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Within a few months of kicking her drug habit, she joined a weekly smoking-cessation group through Brooklyn Community Services.
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She had a criminal record and had served time for robbery to fund a past drug habit, Mr. Malone said.
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Add on the cost of transportation, health care, and perhaps maintaining a drug habit, and most sex workers are barely surviving.
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But in 1983, halted by a towering drug habit, he left the scene to become a social worker and didn't d.j.
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He said he believed his son, who had been in a boys' choir, developed a drug habit while in high school.
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He paid for his drug habit by taking money from their bank accounts or selling jewelry, prosecutors said, according to CBS Boston.
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But into each life, some problems will fall, and in the midst of it all Roy developed a life-consuming drug habit.
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Lacey is explaining how the pressure of supplying her ex-boyfriend's drug habit sent her down a path that ultimately ended in prison.
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Sullivan says he worked nonstop as a bricklayer in Portland during the 2000s, despite a serious drug habit—in those days, crystal meth.
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The state police determined that one, named Reginald Snow with a long history of thefts to support a drug habit, was likely dead.
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Ms. Pulinario's mother, who surfaced sporadically over the years, re-entered Ms. Pulinario's life more permanently three years ago after beating her drug habit.
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Worried he would squander the cash on a drug habit, he says he entrusted most of the settlement to his attorney in the case.
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"That was a great female part, because she's wild," Ms. Piper said of her role as a spiky young mother with a drug habit.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Do you know any students who have a serious drug habit, either painkillers or other drugs?
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Mr. Sullivan said he worked nonstop as a bricklayer in Portland during the 2000s, despite a serious drug habit — in those days, crystal meth.
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"Smacked" is the heart-wrenching story of her failure to recognize the signs of her ex-husband's lethal drug habit until after his death.
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"[Dennis] buys, sells, and trades prescription medications to and from friends, cast members, and show producers to support her prescription drug habit," the documents read.
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My sister Tess and I just decided we wanted to start acting and modeling — not really to get famous, but to sustain my drug habit.
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AL.com, citing court testimony, reports Jim was investigating his wife, amassing evidence of her alleged drug habit as part of his plan to divorce her.
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The idea behind these policies is that by limiting the supply of drugs, prices will go up and a drug habit will be much costlier.
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The idea is that by limiting the supply of drugs, prices will go up and a drug habit will be much costlier and harder to maintain.
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He developed a pretty bad drug habit and in 2004 he was arrested for possession of 17.3 grams of marijuana and a number of controlled substances.
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Dr. Paul Nassif wants to hook Artie Lange up with a nose job on his reality TV show ... if the comedian can kick his drug habit.
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According to the Prison Reform Trust, 48 percent of women in England and Wales are incarcerated for crimes they committed to support another person's drug habit.
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He was 40 years old but looking for a fresh start in Hollywood after kicking the drug habit that had ground his acting career to a halt.
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Sarah was living out of her car with an abusive, heroin-addicted partner, and she needed regular influxes of cash to help her partner manage his drug habit.
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In the band's new song, "Six Years on Dope," we see a some of Smelly's remorse about being a full grown adult with a drug habit spelled out.
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Lucas Hedges, like Timothée Chalamet in "Beautiful Boy," the season's other alliteratively titled tale of a young man fighting a drug habit, deftly captures the nuances of this condition.
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In his telling, back-row Americans find this sense of belonging in places "that [do not] demand credentials", whether it be church, family or people who share their drug habit.
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Lil Xan said he relapsed but what really scared him straight were the seizures he suffered ... the effects of quitting cold turkey in his attempt to beat his drug habit.
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It's not that Colombians or Mexicans don't use drugs, but demand in the US — where people are wealthier and can thus better afford an expensive drug habit — is much higher.
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It's not that Colombians or Mexicans don't use drugs, but demand in the US — where people are generally wealthier and can thus better afford an expensive drug habit — is much higher.
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Trump is right to say that Mexico is helping feed America's drug habit, but securing the borders is not a definitive solution to ending the flow of drugs into the states.
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This is TV's own version of rockism, the presumption that any drama about a genius-thug with a sad wife and a drug habit must be a deep statement about America.
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He allegedly paid for his drug habit by taking money from their bank accounts or selling jewelry and saying it had been stolen from their house, prosecutors said, according to CBS Boston.
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"It is cheaper than hashish, but when you smoke it you choke, pass out and suffer cramps," said Mahmoud, who lost his job at a fruit shop due to his drug habit.
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I just ain't have my mind right to push it at the time because at that time, like I said, the company had started breaking up, and my drug habit had intensified.
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It would reduce some of the incarceration caused by the drug war, but it would continue operations that seek to reduce drug trafficking and hopefully make a drug habit less affordable and accessible.
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He also developed a love for polo that over the years would prove almost as costly as his drug habit: He drove himself into debt more than once buying and importing polo ponies.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Middle-class cocaine users are turning a blind eye to the link between their drug habit and sex trafficking, slavery and murder, said the former head of UK drug strategy.
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There's 2013 Cat, who signed an impressive six-figure book deal to tell her one-of-a-kind story about being a blonde media darling with an out-of-control drug habit (her description).
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" If there's any comfort in managing a drug habit, being outwitted by teenage girls and trying not to kill people, it's knowing that, to old friends on the force, "you'll always be one of us.
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I've been kicked under the dinner table for bringing up a family member's drug habit in front of their friends because apparently, discussing it could "compromise their work situation" and change how others thought about them.
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"I Remember Makonnen" painfully captures all of that while touching on social justice, politics, and suspicion from family that his miraculous weight loss speaks to a drug habit rather than a desire to improve his stage show.
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But in this clip, his friends and family talk about noticing his drug habit, hearing him claim he wants to kill himself, and trying to coax him away from drug dealers to a vacation escape in Alaska.
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Related video: How Jason Dill Dropped His Drug Habit Basically what the book is about, is that civil-war level fighting in Sudan and those young guys who were 17, 18, 19—the Lost Boys of Sudan.
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Because Ms. Eldred committed a crime to support her drug habit and her addiction was active, prosecutors said, the judge also had an obligation to protect the public from the likelihood that she might commit another crime.
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We learn early on that she suffered from manic depression and bipolar disorder, that his father developed a drug habit, one that landed him in prison, and that his older sister assumed the role of his caretaker.
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Each time, Sherlock's indulgence of his drug habit has been portrayed as something he controls in order to catch criminals and expand his mind — but also as something he uses to manipulate John back into his orbit.
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He started splitting his time between squats on both coasts, hopping freight trains between them, and eventually picked up a drug habit, doing crack and heroin, which he cites as having a positive impact on his social life.
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His drug habit became worse in the fall of 2014, when he dropped out of community college after only a few months of classes and moved in with one of his best friends, Kain Schwandt, in Grand Forks.
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Frank Marr's drug habit goes to explain why, other than the obligatory "attitude problem," he was forced into early retirement from the Washington, D.C., police department and now works as a private investigator for a lawyer he's sweet on.
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As for his gnarly nose ... Artie tells us he caught wind of our interview with "Botched" Dr. Paul Nassif while he was in jail, when the Doc said he'd fix Lange's nose if he could kick his drug habit.
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They also had at least two of these elements complicating their lives: homelessness, an active drug habit, a need to take at least five medicines, an inability to access social services, no social support or a mental health problem.
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The philosophical argument for these laws is simple: The government shouldn't be in the business of helping people sustain a drug habit, so the government should make it difficult for people who receive government benefits to buy and use drugs.
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After a full day of the internet intimately dissecting Elon Musk's pot use, reports began to surface that the US Air Force has opened an investigation into the Tesla and SpaceX CEO's drug habit, since SpaceX is a government launch provider.
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Cobain's body had been found to contain high traces of heroin and Valium when he died, though at the time of his death, Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic dismissed the idea that his drug habit was the reason he killed himself.
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He doesn't trust himself to say anything the right way, that is in any way that will make a difference: prevent a beating, create a friendship, redeem his mother from her drug habit, get her sober enough to be a mother.
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Here's what America's drug habit would look like if we were a nation of just 1,000 people: With the US facing an opioid addiction crisis, keeping track of these numbers is integral to understanding who's using what and how frequently.
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After the familiar appearance of the on-screen title "8 months earlier," we meet the owner of that itchy trigger finger: Stephanie Patrick, a once-promising student at Oxford now supporting a drug habit through prostitution in a sordid London flat.
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That project never came together, but they still became friends, and once Merendino understood the depths of Renfro's drug habit, he offered his guest home to the actor as a drug-free sanctuary, which he said Renfro availed himself of multiple times.
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The illustrator Charrow, who has a full-time day job and her own business, once diagrammed the money she had spent to support her dog Red, a rescue she loves dearly who nonetheless sets her back about as much as a drug habit.
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This led at last to his breakthrough success, "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1949), a novel about a poker dealer named Frankie Machine who loses control of his drug habit, spontaneously commits murder, and is gradually subdued by guilt about it.
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And of course the Charles Koch Institute just came out with a poll showing [eight in ten] Trump voters and conservatives support criminal justice reform and not putting people in prison for a drug habit—the numbers are really off the chart.
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For one thing, few people, in their moment of triumph, are handling their Grammy like they know it has a camera in it, which means that the raw video from the device winds up looking kind of like Cloverfield, edited by someone with a prodigious drug habit.
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But now that it's become America's Dementor, sapping our opinions, data, and time for ad dollars, the value proposition seems more like a drug habit with diminishing returns, keeping people hooked to keep them pumping the platform with their thoughts and feelings, their buying and voting habits.
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There's a homeless family, for example — a single mom and two kids — squatting in a half-finished house abandoned during the Phoenix housing crash of 2008 while the mother tries to put takeout food on the table (and also tend to her drug habit) by selling hot dogs at the stadium.
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But the relationship, he adds, was a tempestuous one: They had huge public fights (she got them kicked out of a restaurant), he claims she had a drug habit (he once rushed her to the hospital, where she had her stomach pumped), and she allegedly wouldn't let him end the relationship.
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Biletnikoff and his wife, Angela, have spent much of the time since then focused on building a legacy for Tracey, who kicked her own drug habit and was helping teenagers do the same when she was killed by her ex-boyfriend, an addict she was trying to get back into rehabilitation.
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In his addiction memoir "The Night of the Gun," the New York Times columnist David Carr recounted how he decided to kick his drug habit after he realized how profoundly irresponsible he'd been when he locked his twin baby girls in a car while he met with his dealer to score crack.
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The set — which also deals with Martin's entry into the comedy scene as a young teenager, an early drug habit and dating both men and women — seems to have at least partly inspired a new comedy series Martin is creating for the British channel E4, which will co-star Lisa Kudrow as her mother.
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Texas State Board of Education candidate Mary Lou Bruner has generated more than her fair share of controversy, with Facebook posts intimating, among other things, that while living in New York, President Obama was a male prostitute to support his drug habit and that the Democratic Party had John F. Kennedy killed in order to replace him with the "socialist" Lyndon Johnson.
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