Is it The dailiness of ecstasy Or the ecstasy of dailiness?
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I wanted to know if what I'd felt at and after Berghain was Ecstasy or ecstasy.
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"All ecstasy batches have the potential to be rogue because there is no medically supplied ecstasy," he said.
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To be fair, teaching your students how to make ecstasy seems like a great idea — when you are on ecstasy.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Taking ecstasy can be an extremely blissful experience—it's why the drug is called "ecstasy," and generally why people take it.
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Harry Sumnall: These kits are primarily orientated – although not exclusively – towards testing ecstasy-like drugs, but deaths from ecstasy-like drugs, including MDMA, are rare and often unpredictable.
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For example, a sampling near the center of "ecstasy" is 33 percent ecstasy, 33 percent relief, 8 percent contentment, 8 percent disappointment, 8 percent disgust, and 8% Distress.
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Read: Ecstasy in the UK Is Stronger Than It's Ever Been A 17-year-old girl died in Manchester this weekend after taking a so-called MasterCard ecstasy pill.
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I feel like you haven't experienced true unity or empathy unless you've taken ecstasy—like, good ecstasy—and danced all night with a crowd of people doing the same thing.
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Hillary Clinton is not a candidate who inspires the ecstasy we've seen this year at rallies for Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump; her party built up an ecstasy around her.
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In 17 percent of those deaths, ecstasy was the only drug implicated; the remainders were situations where the victim had combined ecstasy consumption with another drug, such as cocaine or opiates.
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With his house hit "Energy Flash," which overlaid a four on the floor beat with the vocal chant, "ecstasy, ecstasy," the producer ushered in one of dance music's most celebrated eras.
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So we get two stunningly descriptive ecstasy lines back to back: First he quips, "this ecstasy is why my eyes are black," a reference to the way MDMA dilates your pupils.
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Hearing the phrase "I've got so much love to give" pumping through your head for almost ten minutes is kind of the closest you can get to ecstasy without being on ecstasy.
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Apparently unaware that its trademark is also a street name for the illegal drug MDMA, the store has signs saying, "Welcome to the Ecstasy World" and "The Ecstasy Family Make You Crazy."
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But if you must experiment, don't try the Ikea ecstasy.
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The work suggests a man caught between agony and ecstasy.
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You can't take ecstasy and watch As I Lay Dying.
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There is plenty of ecstasy, too, in their frenzied dance.
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"I did ecstasy once and I got married," she said.
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It's more caused by ecstasy, and a lot by cannabis.
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Other Schedule I drugs include heroin, LSD, marijuana and ecstasy.
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Each thrust brings me to a new level of ecstasy.
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"I did ecstasy once and I got married," she continued.
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The song charges and clatters forward, suffused with gospel's ecstasy.
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And yet there was a strange ecstasy in their stories.
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We normally stick to weed, ecstasy, MDMA, and, occasionally, coke.
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Then a bit of ecstasy, then all the other drugs.
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Engineering was the most common job reported among ecstasy users.
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Their favorite drug is MDMA, because they're constantly chasing ecstasy.
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The beauty and ecstasy Taurus craves are well within reach.
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I started seeing news stories about the consequences of ecstasy.
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It's all agony and no ecstasy, unless death spasms qualify.
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But would that protein on ecstasy also make octopuses social?
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You come to regard it with respect but not ecstasy.
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It made the ecstasy of the moment even more ecstatic.
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Forget the ecstasy; that level of success is truly addictive.
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And there was a total revolt into pleasure and ecstasy.
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That opened the door to ecstasy, cocaine and crystal meth.
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I'd never heard such ecstasy and horror, all at once.
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He had smoked pot, taken ecstasy and occasionally snorted cocaine.
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Cops say they believe the drugs to be ecstasy and weed.
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German police reportedly seized similar-looking Trump ecstasy pills last year.
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"You're a shooting star I see/A vision of ecstasy" 2.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," Bynes admits.
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VICE: What exactly happens in our brains when we take ecstasy?
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"Oooooooooooooh!!" the woman continues, spiraling from delight to full-on ecstasy.
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Psychopharmacologist Julie Holland, MD, author of Ecstasy: The Complete Guide, agrees.
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"My dad would be in ecstasy right now," Sandy Paisley said.
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"I got married on ecstasy," Kardashian said to her sister's disbelief.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," Bynes said.
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So, what would happen if you gave them MDMA, or ecstasy?
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But Szigeti took issue with how the study categorized ecstasy users.
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Investors, like those who use ecstasy or alcohol, face a choice.
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People who couldn't afford an ecstasy tablet would take acid instead.
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MDMA, which also is Ecstasy, that too has an expired patent.
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I think she expected pure ecstasy, and instead she feels consumed.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," she admitted.
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"Nothing I do leads to ecstasy," Sara complains to her husband.
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The word ecstasy derives from the idea of standing outside oneself.
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He's trying to chase that feeling of freedom and creative ecstasy.
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Is it any more universal than the ecstasy of being alive?
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The lucky taste testers looked like they were feeling pure ecstasy.
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"I got married on ecstasy the first time," Kardashian West said.
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He moaned in fake ecstasy as a woman massaged his … feet.
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He also admitted to using cocaine, ecstasy and marijuana multiple times.
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Immediately after she orgasms, her cries of ecstasy turn into tears.
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Read This Next: The Agony and Ecstasy of Being Incredibly Hot
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It was like ecstasy, like I was on MDMA or something.
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"I was in ecstasy as a tracker," the fossil hunter said.
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There was ecstasy in the designs for this community of voices.
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Matic then sent Chelsea's fans into ecstasy with an unstoppable fourth.
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Other Schedule 1 drugs include heroin, LSD, ecstasy and bath salts.
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Cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and ecstasy are all more dangerous than marijuana.
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For her, each had at its core a similar wild ecstasy.
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The ecstasy he felt as she fucked him piqued her curiosity.
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The Ecstasy of St Teresa, Bernini (left), & Lindsay Lohan (right) pic.twitter.
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Today, Holland is a producer and consumer of synthetic drugs like ecstasy and the source for US-bound party drugs; the majority of drug offenses connected to heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, and amphetamines are related to possession.
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" In fact, Shepard is such a fan of drugs that he firmly believes "you shouldn't leave earth without trying ecstasy or mushrooms," Bell said, and he's encouraging his wife and friends to have "an ecstasy party.
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At 18A, the clue "Over five hundred on Ecstasy" very cleverly hides a lot of information, including a synonym for the word "over," the Roman numeral for 500 and a street name for the drug Ecstasy.
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" WATCH: How to Use Ecstasy as Safely as Possible – "I've only done ecstasy twice because I am a square, I have the smell of squarehood upon me, and people don't often offer me drugs as a result.
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In the documents, they said those drugs included marijuana, ecstasy, and cocaine.
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By comparison, rates for LSD and ecstasy use were five times higher.
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I've had patients who went completely insane after taking ecstasy only once.
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P.P.O.W. is sharing Ahearn's memories in its exhibition Charlie Ahearn: Scratch Ecstasy.
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I ordered a Denver sandwich with hash browns, and they were ecstasy.
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In the directors' box, the club's executives veered between ecstasy and astonishment.
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How popular was acid amongst people at the raves compared to ecstasy?
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Specifically, she says he pressured her into taking ecstasy and having sex.
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New Year's arrived, and we all did a shit-ton of ecstasy.
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These hi-fi amps can help you find cloud-connected aural ecstasy.
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The hit at first seemed to sit somewhere between cocaine and ecstasy.
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Like someone who's just coming up on a tiny bit of ecstasy.
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I remember looking down at his face as it contorted in ecstasy.
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"This is why I'm gay!" one man cried, caught up in ecstasy.
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Many raves were fuelled by Ecstasy, but Russell experienced them without drugs.
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Welcome to the ecstasy eye wiggles – or, as sometimes diagnosed online, nystagmus.
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Pre-order the album here, and listen to "Ambassador to Ecstasy" below.
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He was in the throws of ecstasy and terror all at once.
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Read This Next: Ecstasy Is Now Being Taken Seriously By the FDA
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It seems wrong to have children's toys or sweets as ecstasy pills.
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The First Nation is also a hotbed for marijuana and ecstasy trafficking.
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I long for the ecstasy of being cracked open over and over.
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Perhaps there is a mingling of emotions here, of ecstasy and horror.
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Turmoil in Washington, a left turn for Labour and ecstasy for octopuses.
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But this reunion is a fantasy of true romance: ecstasy, devotion, connection.
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Cup confusion Imagine the joy and ecstasy of winning the Stanley Cup.
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"If you legalize marijuana, do you then legalize cocaine, ecstasy?" he said.
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I felt a rush of unbridled, childlike ecstasy because I was alone.
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And the production of synthetic drugs such as ecstasy is up everywhere.
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Moral of the story: If you're going to take ecstasy, be responsible.
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After peaking in the mid-2000s, ecstasy use had declined until now.
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You have ecstasy, meth... and there's this new thing called purple drink.
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Read This Next: Ecstasy Could Improve Therapy By Making People More Open
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I took my first ecstasy pill when I was 16 in Singapore.
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Parisi has since been charged with controlled substance trafficking, manufacture/delivery of ecstasy, possession of a controlled substance, attempt to possess ecstasy, 3 counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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The centerpiece of the show is a 25-minute, eponymous slideshow "Scratch Ecstasy," featuring over 24 images from hip-hop parties at the now-defunct Bronx club Ecstasy Garage, scored with an original mix from DJ Grand Wizzard Theodore.
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"We found flakka in someone's hair who thought she'd taken Ecstasy," he said.
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The survey assessed whether participants had ever knowingly used ecstasy, MDMA or Molly.
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News of their engagement brought fans of the Royals into a rapturous ecstasy.
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Thomas also sampled other drugs including marijuana and ecstasy, according to the report.
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Even then, it is rarely clear that ecstasy (MDMA) alone is the killer.
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I remember the first time someone was like, do you wanna do ecstasy?
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In one, Nadal is experiencing a moment of anguish, in the other, ecstasy.
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Though ecstasy is almost never pure MDMA, recreational use can cause panic attacks.
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First we see a glimpse of an old man's face in unsettling ecstasy.
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He soon moved onto other substances, including ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, pills and alcohol.
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Yet the number of deaths linked to ecstasy recorded in 222 was 22012.
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Maybe we'll get through this one without an after-school special about ecstasy.
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When it comes to love, ecstasy and Valentine's Day have a manufactured quality.
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Even if ecstasy is fake, the experiences the drug can impart are real.
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With Leftfield, you didn't need ecstasy—the loudness created a more consuming high.
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Olivia trembles in ecstasy, leaning on the walls to barely keep her balance.
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When you were smuggling ecstasy to other cities, how would you do it?
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But people have been hesitant about [ecstasy] for a couple of years now.
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Here at the port, we've caught up to 16 keys of ecstasy recently.
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It's a magic place, full of the mystery, terror, and ecstasy of childhood.
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At least some of that ecstasy was baked into the concept of Paradiso.
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However age and sex appeared to influence the risk behavior of ecstasy users.
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As a teenager, Ms. McGowan had smoked marijuana and taken mushrooms and ecstasy.
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Give them the gift of ecstasy before they even get in your pants.
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Always laugh, especially after learning your husband took Ecstasy on your first date.
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"Hello?" asked the performers again and again, in an ecstasy of confrontational vigor.
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Celebrations continually became killings; mourning went on, in all its sadness and ecstasy.
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"That package contained about 120 grams of ecstasy," according to the press release.
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"Like all saints before me, I relished the ecstasy of martyrdom," he says.
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"I feel the ecstasy of revenge now," he said in a Facebook message.
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As she went at it, his mother entered into a kind of ecstasy.
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It was around this time that a drug dealer renamed the substance Ecstasy.
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People in the audience clutched their cellphones in an ecstasy of frenetic posting.
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Another 3 kilograms of cocaine and 15,000 ecstasy tablets were discovered next to it.
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And any regular drinker knows the agony and the ecstasy of the hangover poo.
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If the computer did betray them, the players were less cooperative -- ecstasy or not.
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But yes: don't catch feelings, and get really muntered (drunk and on ecstasy) together.
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The two suspects remain in custody, as do the 5,000 Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.
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In 2011, 45-year-old Deborah Jeffery died after an ecstasy-induced heart attack.
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This means weed is listed alongside other drugs such as heroin, ecstasy, and LSD.
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Mushrooms just kind of made me laugh, and ecstasy was a whole different realm.
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Many people who take ecstasy have a misguided relationship with the drug's proper dosage.
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This is very hard to explain, but it helps if you are on ecstasy.
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When ecstasy hits, it unleashes a rush of euphoria and abundant compassion in users.
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The suspect allegedly told police they were drinking and taking ecstasy the entire weekend.
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In many of her sessions, they would also use another substance: MDMA, or ecstasy.
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The pills had imprints on both sides, which is a telltale sign of ecstasy.
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I've never seen anything with ecstasy, but have seen a few instances with cocaine.
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Rojus tries to give you all of the ecstasy and none of the fuss.
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The coroner says Moore's blood tested positive for cocaine, morphine, codeine, methamphetamines and ecstasy.
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According to the suit, festival organizers are well aware concertgoers take drugs, especially Ecstasy.
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Despite its name, the organization tests drugs besides ecstasy, including ketamine, cocaine, and pharmaceuticals.
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Escapism or ecstasy suggests an abnegation of thought: It renders the critic totally useless.
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Have you looked at your pictures on ecstasy or had other people do so?
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It was in Vancouver in the 90s—and I discovered why people take ecstasy.
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The first step I took is getting rid of the meth, coke, GHB, ecstasy.
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According to the council, both had taken MDMA, a drug better known as Ecstasy.
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My identities had collapsed onto one another, too, in these moments of private ecstasy.
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And Stoker's devotion to the man would be the exquisite ecstasy of a martyr.
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He pleaded guilty to using and distributing LSD and using ecstasy, cocaine and marijuana.
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Ecstasy and cocaine would have been enjoyed more reservedly were it any other year.
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Steinke, fueled by booze, ecstasy, cocaine, and pot, broke in through a basement window.
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In 2017, while living in a domestic violence situation, she was introduced to ecstasy.
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Ecstasy tablets contained anywhere from 40 to 110 mg of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) each.
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Geraets-Timmersman says most overdoses she encounters, however, are either from ecstasy or GHB.
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Plus he also brought us "XTC", probably the best song about ecstasy in existence.
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Divers and cave divers often describe their experiences in terms of ecstasy and transcendence.
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In his ensuing solo, Mr. Lebrun veers impressively between states of ecstasy and fear.
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Ticket holders arrested this year were reportedly in possession of ecstasy, cannabis and GHB.
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The group's playfulness and ecstasy let them blow past the rules of solemn scholarship.
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For Walid, the two years after the revolution passed in an ecstasy of youth.
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Reddit also hosts similar groups involving ecstasy and cocaine that have not been banned.
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Soon, therapists began conducting trials of ecstasy for post-traumatic stress, with promising results.
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Once you experience true ecstasy, we're sure you'll stop writing this kind of story.
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There are feelings, like ecstasy, that provide an unbreakable link between virtue and vice.
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A bandleader — a Hex, or witch — led them in a kind of feral ecstasy.
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WATCH: High Society—The Truth About Ecstasy Brighton, England, is flooded with cheap coke.
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But what I do understand is the urge to be united in global ecstasy.
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Ecstasy and cocaine use were on the rise, alongside a cranked up rave scene.
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The UK has a long and storied history with ecstasy, but so does the US. In 24, a club in Dallas called Starck legally sold ecstasy, which, in part, led to the DEA reclassifying it as a Schedule I narcotic later that year.
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In 2010, almost all the ecstasy seized in the UK contained no MDMA at all.
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Popular pill designs tend to get copied in the fake smoke-filled world of ecstasy.
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Sanrio should cancel all other marketing plans and just use sound bites of Perry's ecstasy.
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He said he had been high for ten years after taking one single ecstasy pill.
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The problem with ecstasy is that the experiment can become dramatic from the first use.
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The occasion for her ecstasy was that an electric fan had arrived in the household.
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According to Carnival, the 855-foot Ecstasy carries up to nearly 3,000 passengers and crew.
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But they did find cocaine, MDMA -- commonly known as ecstasy -- and marijuana among Dykstra's belongings.
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In other words, Valentine's Day and ecstasy undermine the idea of love as something real.
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At their best, pleasurable lubricants like Valentine's Day and ecstasy make it easier to love.
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And of course, prolonged use of ecstasy might harm the brain, several studies have shown.
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He also took issue with the company comparing it to ecstasy for its stimulating effects.
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Then, one night, I went out and took ecstasy, and it just completely relaxed me.
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Notoriously illegal and synonymous with hedonism, LSD and ecstasy started life as aids to psychotherapy.
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Cops field tested the drug and it came back as MDMA -- commonly known as ecstasy.
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Most questions on Dread's d/DrugManufacture forum are about the machines that make ecstasy pills.
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Instead, you float aimlessly, as the ecstasy surrounds you you—so close, yet so unattainable.
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Most recently, she was charged with manufacturing and distribution of DMT, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and ecstasy.
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This was the beginning of the rave scene fueling the ecstasy distribution, and vice versa.
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I was sucked into a world of gloomy ecstasy, and loving every minute of it.
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This movement was undeniably fueled by several substances, but most notably, pressed pills of ecstasy.
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And, yes, there was some fist-pumping that day, but the ecstasy was short-lived.
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Not that they wouldn't take ketamine too (and cocaine and Rohypnol and ecstasy and crack).
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We could not believe it was happening, it was total ecstasy, it had been unthinkable.
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We first meet the church members in full religious ecstasy — speaking in tongues, in fact.
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For instance, crushed-up malaria tablets parading as ketamine and ecstasy pills composed of concrete.
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She adds blue notes to her wails, a mournful soul beneath the anger and ecstasy.
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They recruited Tony Thompson—from the groups Labelle and Ecstasy, Passion & Pain—as Chic's drummer.
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What that says about the relationship between ecstasy, memory, and nostalgia, I'll leave to you.
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Then there were the backlash albums; the angry comedown borne from harder drugs than ecstasy.
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They were encircled by hundreds of euphoric dancers jumping and crying out in pure ecstasy.
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The 2010 tournament was featured in the wonderful documentary Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters.
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They have hot sex, occasionally made hotter by experiments with Ecstasy or a third partner.
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The entire album is a feat of witty, hooky arrangements, of mischief, ecstasy and bass.
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A while back, we saw a young man who took ecstasy, GHB, speed, and alcohol.
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She toes an almost imperceptible line between moans of ecstasy and cries of spiritual praise.
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They experience the world in a kind of floating ecstasy underpinned by companionship and contemplation.
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We were doing ecstasy, and it was the days of big club DJs —— TAYLOR Twilo.
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Ecstasy could be legally available through a registered doctor by the beginning of next decade.
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This is where I confess that I have never done mushrooms, or coke, or ecstasy.
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According to federal docs ... Tekashi was involved with dealing heroin, fentanyl, ecstasy, amphetamines and weed.
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During his early career, Polk struggled with dependency on alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, Ritalin, and ecstasy.
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But, of course, some take it really far, doing lots of ecstasy, MDMA, GHB, etc.
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This is Charli XCX and SOPHIE's second live show together, and it's pure, ravelike ecstasy.
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It's fun, absurd, and a bit burlesque — ecstasy minus the agony of typical martyr narratives.
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If I felt this as an aunt, I couldn't imagine the ecstasy of being a mom.
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They all sound like the headache you get on bad ecstasy: throbbing, unnecessary, unquelled by ibuprofen.
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It was honestly more disorienting than when I did mescaline by accident thinking it was ecstasy.
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Like heroin, LSD, and ecstasy, cannabis has no accepted medical use, is highly addictive, and harmful.
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While the CDC doesn't record ecstasy deaths, a 2009 study estimated about 50 occur a year.
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Less dangerous ingredients, such as aspirin and caffeine, are also often found in the ecstasy pills.
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Hauntingly, Olivia smiles in pure ecstasy, finally letting go of some of her pent-up aggression.
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And that agony, as anyone who has ever heard the track out will know, is ecstasy.
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That likely means most typical ecstasy users aren't risking brain changes as suggested by previous research.
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One U.K. study examined all 202 ecstasy-related deaths in the country between 1996 and 2002.
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Klingbeil's painting is rife with movement, from a body contorted in ecstasy to tall swaying grass.
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Now before I go rolling into ecstasy lets get a few things out of the way.
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It's basically a sensory activity, like fondling lots of nice blankets or having sex on ecstasy.
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Detectives ultimately found $28,000 in cash, cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana, Oxycodone, LSD and methamphetamine, the release said.
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Alfred, 26, is serving six years for a third strike on selling cocaine, MDMA, and ecstasy.
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The major drop-off points in the States for ecstasy were LA, New York, and Miami.
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If it was to a heavily populated European area, we'd be looking for ecstasy or MDMA.
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It was just the first of many cases of a familiar name beating out undeniable ecstasy.
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Segev had been sentenced for attempting to bring 25,000 Ecstasy pills into Israel from the Netherlands.
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It was larger than life, it was Hollywood on ecstasy, it was widescreen stadium status shit.
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He was charged with attempted assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and possession of marijuana and Ecstasy.
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As the sun rose that morning in Red Hook, Weyl describes being flooded by an ecstasy.
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I think that fury and ecstasy is an incredible description of what I was going through.
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But after a series of ecstasy-related deaths in late 1988, a nationwide moral panic ensued.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK The nightclub ecstasy dealer is becoming an endangered species.
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Why would anyone undertake such a long, arduous journey for a few minutes of astronomical ecstasy?
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We were out there in the clubs, taking ecstasy, and living the rock and roll life.
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But no, I don't really think that record is a result of doing lots of Ecstasy.
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Beverly Fishman: Chemical Sublime, at Kavi Gupta Gallery, is visual ecstasy, in more ways than one.
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But whether you spell it with or without a capital letter, ecstasy is what's being transmitted.
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The joy here was not some state of wild Dionysian ecstasy or a psychedelic trance state.
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Be forewarned, there is more trauma here than ecstasy, yet there is also grace and wonder.
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Health authorities estimate up to 70% of people attending dance festivals may use ecstasy, it said.
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The profound rage, pain, ecstasy and ambivalence that Ms. Maxwell brought to the role was searing.
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We have only a melodic line to judge by, but it radiates a kind of ecstasy.
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Drugs imported from Europe such as ecstasy, amphetamine and cannabis stopped going through ports so easily.
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" Asked if this list included "meth or coke or ecstasy, any drugs," Buttigieg said "That's right.
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Experiments using ecstasy and LSD, for end-of-life care, were underway by the mid-2000s.
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You find this overt sensuality in early Baroque statues such as Bernini's 'Ecstasy of St. Teresa.
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Pornography is a happy land of unicorns and rainbows and women's achieving ecstasy via intercourse alone.
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We hurried to the house, and then he wanted me to come to his room. Ecstasy.
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FOR A RICH economy, a growth rate beginning with a five would be cause for ecstasy.
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Others sell coke and ecstasy, but I don't like that stuff so I don't sell it.
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If robots start doing ecstasy, this is what they're going to listen to while they peak.
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It's quite a contrast: the sublimated spiritual ecstasy of women and the full humanity of Jesus.
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On July 22019, the Oregon legislature voted to defelonize cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, oxycodone, LSD, and ecstasy.
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"Stazy is here for the ecstasy, you know," says Amine Metani, founder of the Arabstazy collective.
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Two general classes of such drugs exist, and they include LSD, psilocybin, mescaline and ecstasy (MDMA).
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She limped all the way home: the ecstasy and adrenaline had made the pain slightly bearable.
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BROADLY: Looks like really strong ecstasy, Amy Amy: I like that it's not packed with shit.
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"I wanted to show the mechanism for working people into a state of ecstasy," Mr Loznitsa says.
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They're also studies in contrast: She writes of her ecstasy, when we've rarely seen it on screen.
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Ecstasy fatalities grab a lot of attention, despite being one of the rarest types of drug deaths.
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Which was why Gram always covered Earl's eyes when a woman at Grace Baptist went into ecstasy.
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Weep in transported ecstasy as his aphotic pelage incandesces anew beneath the featherweight legions of efflugent minutiae.
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I think MDMA or ecstasy will get approved for the treatment of severe trauma, probably by 2021.
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FOR all his rapturous passages of ecstasy and agony, Karl Ove Knausgaard can also make you laugh.
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He demanded that creative works serve the Communist Party and not "provoke the ecstasy of the senses".
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The death rate in Britain from ecstasy, a popular festival drug, is at its highest-ever level.
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But being the rule-breaker she is, a little Ecstasy was required to make the performance complete.
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In contrast, joyful memories were experienced more intensely and vividly by the volunteers who had taken ecstasy.
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But it remains outlawed at the federal level as a Schedule 1 drug, alongside heroin and ecstasy.
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But when ecstasy became a popular club drug in the 1980s and 90s, governments worldwide cracked down.
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It takes high doses of ecstasy to get there, but that could affect you in your sleep.
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But the news was met with jokes from cynics comparing it to drugs like ecstasy, he added.
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It's like, I knew [what] I was doing — I was doing ecstasy because I wanted to party.
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He coughs up a whole apple covered in blood, has a moment of religious ecstasy, then dies.
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But "Fallin'," Keys' first hit, deftly expresses both the ecstasy and the ache of being in love.
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But she doesn't perform "ecstasy" under her husband's gaze; the agency is gained on her own terms.
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My friends took me to a festival in Belgium, where I tried ecstasy for the first time.
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Blac Chyna was in possession of ecstasy pills when she was arrested in Austin Friday, police say.
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In your mother language, German, these noises—"das Rauschen"—and ecstasy—"der Rausch"—share a common etymology.
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Smuggled drugs included marijuana, heroin, cocaine, MDMA or ecstasy, and the prescription opioid Suboxone, the indictments said.
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In the audio recording, Faris' voice is filled with joy, pride, and a touch of religious ecstasy.
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I couldn't eat, sleep, wash, or stop myself ranting, being violent, and switching between fear and ecstasy.
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According to The LA Times, coroner's officials cited "acute intoxication of ecstasy" as the cause of death.
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WIMBLEDON, England — For fans in Centre Court at Wimbledon on Wednesday, it was ecstasy followed by agony.
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Segev had been found guilty of attempting to bring 25,000 Ecstasy pills into Israel from the Netherlands.
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The program took a Russian turn for its conclusion, Scriabin's "Le Poème de l'Extase" ("Poem of Ecstasy").
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I smoked a cigarette, dropped an Ecstasy and said nothing more to anyone about any of it.
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A desire to understand the evolutionary underpinnings of this brain power led scientists to give octopuses ecstasy.
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Another kind of ecstasy that I observe is when I am in the backcountry with my friends.
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In 2009, the neuropsychopharmacologist was criticised for suggesting that ecstasy is no more dangerous than horse-riding.
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Dionysus, the Greek god of theater, also had wine, ritual madness, and religious ecstasy in his portfolio.
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And who better to deal with the agony and ecstasy of such a quest than Mr. Stoppard?
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That whole song for me is just like, I'm just like, rolling on ecstasy that whole song.
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Sometimes, Jobs would fast, using the days of not eating to "create feelings of euphoria and ecstasy."
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Whenever I did get home, I got a crash course in the agony and ecstasy of parenting.
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He told dispatchers he had taken ecstasy and was paranoid, according to the Passaic County prosecutor's office.
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The quality of ecstasy pills fluctuates with the amounts of seizures of precursors, occasionally leading to deaths.
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In 2009, the purity of ecstasy sold in the UK plummeted from roughly 60 percent to 22 percent.
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Image: Osnabrück Polizei / GizmodoGerman police confiscated some 5,000 orange ecstasy tablets shaped like Donald Trump's head last weekend.
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Indiana State Police released a photo showing ecstasy pills bearing President Trump's image and the words "great again."
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The Drug Enforcement Administration classifies marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, the same as heroin, LSD, and ecstasy.
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However, adding to the complex nature of ecstasy, there is also a danger of drinking too much water.
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THUMP: Why do you think people always seem to forget about acid and only ever talk about ecstasy?
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Indeed, 15 kilograms of precursor to manufacture the drug ecstasy was also seized during the raids, Reuters reports.
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Meanwhile, the type of ecstasy that bears a passing resemblance to candy is increasingly falling out of favor.
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Third was MDMA, or ecstasy, with around 15 percent of men and women having taken it before sex.
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Her Wednesday night debate special captured the agony and occasional ecstasy of covering the presidential gladiator contact sport.
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Ecstasy may also tamp down feelings like fear or threat, by weakening activity in the brain's amygdala region.
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Australian Federal Police in 2005 display more than one ton of MDMA (ecstasy) pills seized from Melbourne's waterfront.
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More than 700,000 people started using LSD, the survey found, and about the same number started using ecstasy.
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He adds slab bacon and kimchi to create a fried rice that will take you to umami ecstasy.
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One series of panels shows a nude figure reclining against a pillow with a look of pained ecstasy.
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His wife kept running it for a few years after he was busted for running an ecstasy ring.
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But serotonin doesn't seem to explain the feeling of universal kinship that many recreational ecstasy users have described.
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The customer opens the door just enough for me to see that he is rolling hard on ecstasy.
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Oh, and cops say he also had cocaine and ecstasy on him at the time of the arrest.
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Perhaps no other film quite caught the ecstasy (the emotion) and bravado of late 90s UK club culture.
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As police turned a blind eye, technicians analysed nearly 250 drug samples, mostly of ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine.
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"He and his friend John Perry Barlow had been doing acid and Ecstasy together for years," Taraborrelli writes.
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Everyone senses some sort of joy—if they're given long enough to live—and ecstasy and mystical union.
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He eventually divulged his identity, reunited with his family, and was convicted and sentenced again for trafficking ecstasy.
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His jumps' height and his turns' speed matter less than their windblown, tilting ecstasy and shining, boyish fervor.
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In "A Book About Love" he argues that this wild first ecstasy feels true but is almost nothing.
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"Dondalah," the woman had moaned to a well-endowed Cro-Magnon, her valley thundering with hooves of ecstasy.
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"A lot of the drugs here -- methamphetamine, opiates, ecstasy, cocaine, Adderall -- you can perform reasonably normally," Freedman said.
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Now you need to train yourself to play it fluently, and then maybe you can feel the ecstasy.
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Sure there's the synergy with the emergence of ecstasy, but the whole thing caught on very, very quickly.
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And when he's caught up in all this pre-ecstasy, he can project forwards and anticipate the buzz.
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Can someone pass me some ecstasy so we can talk about HOW TRANSCENDENTAL THE STONE ROSES ARE PLEASE?
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Amid the chaos, your work also depicts humans in varying states of vulnerability; the agony and the ecstasy.
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He was later fired by the government after stating that ecstasy and LSD are less dangerous than alcohol.
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You could have a headache or an irritated stomach, but unlike drugs like ecstasy, there's no bad hangover.
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WATCH: High Society – The Truth About Ecstasy "There are some rules you have to know about," he said.
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They all died from overdoses of the date-rape drug GHB, also known as G or liquid ecstasy.
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Yet I've noticed at parties and festivals that some of these same people pop Ecstasy or snort cocaine.
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He started selling Ecstasy and quaaludes stolen from his father and tooth whitener ordered in Dr. Mesler's name.
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Someone who took too much GHB seems very slow and someone with an ecstasy overdose looks super alert.
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Check out the trailer for the new series and watch the first episode on ecstasy Monday, October 3
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With summer approaching, we searched The Times's archives to find decades' worth of ecstasy, fear, shock and fun.
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"When I think about running New York, I get a feeling of ecstasy; my stomach turns," she said.
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" She'll need to buy nylons and pick out a dress, she thinks, in "an ecstasy of decision-making.
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As promised, happiness — even ecstasy — is hotly pursued, though despair, exalting or otherwise, is not infrequently the result.
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A recurring theme of "Ecstasy and Terror" is that critical decisions must come through an appetite for learning.
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"I think a lot of people are using without realizing it, particularly ecstasy users, Molly users," he said.
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"They like to see when tongues hang out and eyes cross/roll back in sheer ecstasy," she said.
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A large quantity of drugs, including cocaine, heroin and Ecstasy, were found in the S.U.V., the police said.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll feel even weirder about your webcam — and probably think twice about trying ecstasy.
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When he did, the press was also, as I'd expected, a sweet chorus of songbirds in fluting ecstasy.
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In 2013, he opted to "do something quick, a quick drop" and was subsequently convicted of trafficking ecstasy.
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In fact, Daphne has troubles when she feels any emotion, be it love, ecstasy, horror, gaiety or anger.
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We allow people to drink, and drinking causes far more problems than any kind of drug, particularly ecstasy.
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There is ecstasy in coming together across communities, but what words do we have to name this ensemble?
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And get this ... our sources say Chyna is incredulous because the type of ecstasy cops found is uncommon.
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We're told there were huge quantities of party drugs on board the ship, including cocaine, Ecstasy and GHB.
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Physically painful though his initiation is, Eisenstein quickly embraces homosexuality as the path to ecstasy and falls in love.
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Scientists have found that the drug ecstasy can cause people to be more trusting of others, reports New Scientist.
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Originally "danctasy" (like ecstasy), the concept moved from Miami to Brooklyn's Park Church Co-Op with Attias in 2012.
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Photographer Christian Vieler specializes in capturing dogs in a moment of pure ecstasy: the moment they catch a treat.
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That could become relevant later in the case because, as we reported, cops say Jussie bought ecstasy from Abel.
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Throughout the 2000s, a gang from Manchester were instrumental in the supply of cocaine and ecstasy to the southwest.
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Authorities say the billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist was found with heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and ecstasy in his hotel suite.
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Segev was convicted in 2005 of smuggling ecstasy out of the Netherlands to Israel using a forged diplomatic passport.
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Building on the consummate simplicity of the group's earlier tracks, it's an atmospheric waltz towards spiritual nirvana and ecstasy.
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There have been a few plays this year about women discovering their bodies, and the agony and ecstasy therein.
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Welcome to the strange, and ever so slightly sad world of PillReports, the web's premier Ecstasy Test Results Database.
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The report also stated that Fisher had a "remote exposure to MDMA," which is a commonly known as ecstasy.
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While witnesses said they saw her fall off the 11th deck of the Carnival Ecstasy at 33:30 a.m.
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Along with another friend, the three of them decided to buy some ecstasy pills from a student they knew.
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We know that Luke decided independently, and without coercion, to take ecstasy to celebrate his last day of school.
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Both heroin and cocaine seizures rose by 51 percent, with ecstasy seizures up 245 percent, the interior ministry said.
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Police found a bottle of pills that Manuel said were vitamins but that officers contended were illegal Ecstasy pills.
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She was found in possession of cannabis, crystal methamphetamine and ecstasy, but was not charged with selling, Eleazar said.
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One can of Diet Coke still gives me the same feeling of ecstasy I felt when I was addicted.
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By way of illustration, we asked some people to relay the cringe-worthy stuff they've ever done on ecstasy.
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But there are cases where people have started suffering from HPPD after the third time they ever did ecstasy.
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Another study in 2013 found long-term ecstasy use may alter brain activation in regions that affect verbal memory.
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In the early 1980s, by then a psychiatrist, he began working with MDMA, also known as ecstasy and molly.
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But according to a new study, the season may also usher in the use of cocaine, ecstasy and molly.
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To people whose lives are in flux, it offers a mix of ecstasy, discipline and professional and personal support.
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"Designer drugs including ecstasy pills, doses of LSD, marijuana, poppers and cocaine," were spotted by witnesses at the festival.
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Blac Chyna was arrested for drug possession after cops found 2 ecstasy pills in her purse ... TMZ has learned.
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One example is at the end of The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner, with the fantastic Robert Walser quote.
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We were "candy flipping" (taking LSD and ecstasy together) and that worked until I had a bad acid trip.
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Brian Broome, 40-ish, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania When I started using drugs, it was club drugs, like cocaine and ecstasy.
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Once, it bought 10 ecstasy pills and a fake Hungarian passport.. Who's at fault, the coder or the technology?
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That includes Andy Dick showing up, possibly as himself, to take Ecstasy on a long subway ride with Mickey.
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Another study in Drug and Alcohol Dependence found that 46 percent of ecstasy pills contained no MDMA at all.
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Acid for hippies, ecstasy for the Second Summer of Love, and endless cans of Monster Energy for pop-punk.
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One stag weekend, I was on lots of Ecstasy, feeling very friendly, so I rubbed a bald man's head.
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"MDMA basically started out as a therapeutic tool," explains psychopharmacologist Julie Holland, MD, author of Ecstasy: The Complete Guide.
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Wanting to get better without delay — but needing to feel something, anything — I turned to pot, ecstasy, and cocaine.
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They allegedly hid the methylamphetamine, cocaine, and ecstasy in bags and tried to disguise it under seaweed, ABC reported.
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Whenever he gets someone to fly with the jet suit they can't stop talking about the ecstasy of flight.
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The beat whirled the molecules inside us, the ecstasy exploded our serotonin like confetti eggs cracked over our heads.
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I don't want to relive the ecstasy of "All My Friends" again when it should be kept as memories.
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Ecstasy, speed, and poppers were the order of the day: party drugs that reflected the uplifting rush of trance.
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Lindsay looks beautiful, but unlike the holy Saint Teresa, she was far from ecstasy when she went to sleep.
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His voice softly spoken in comparison to his records, a far cry from the ecstasy of his band's music.
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Mostly weed and cannabis oil, but I dabble in Xanax and ecstasy pills, usually around the East London area.
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Imagine all the best parts of hip and indie, combined with beats that'll roll your eyes back in ecstasy.
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At one point I am fed warm liquid by a dancer who writhes in ecstasy or agony, maybe both.
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Sometimes known as "liquid ecstasy," or just "G," it's a central-nervous system depressant that produces an intoxicating euphoria.
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It is arranged thematically, beginning with the darkness of a breakup and ending with the ecstasy of new love.
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Already drunk from the pity party, Camille lets Amma drag her along and dose her with OxyContin, then ecstasy.
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The result is about two hours of straight anxiety punctuated by the ecstasy of seeing Lady Gaga perform live.
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Björk sings "and just that kiss was all there is" before the song erupts into a soupy, primordial ecstasy.
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" After Kirsten had basically spasmed in ecstasy into Lucy's face, she said, "Could you tell I'd never done that?
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"I feel the ecstasy of revenge now," said Malek al-Shimali, an antigovernment activist who recently fled to Turkey.
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Ecstasy users with a specific gene variant had more depressive symptoms than control groups but were still essentially normal.
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Tony Evers' recent move to grant clemency to someone else who was convicted of selling ecstasy at age 17.
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The early copy of "The Trespasser" that I presented as a hostess gift this summer was greeted with ecstasy.
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Filled with tremulous beauty, the film is — as Thoreau wrote of his "Journal" — a record of joy and ecstasy.
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Ecstasy can be made by anyone with access to a pill press, and that includes both color and print.
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I mean how many have people have of died of alcohol-related complications compared to deaths caused by ecstasy?
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RSPH attributed the rise to an increase in the strength of ecstasy pills, as well the presence of "toxic substances" such as PMMA which can either lace or be mis-labeled entirely as ecstasy, a drug that approximately 12 percent of regular clubbers have been found to ingest in the past year.
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The charge stemmed from a 2012 incident in which a woman accused the singer of slipping ecstasy into her drink.
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On Friday, TMZ reported that the reality star died from an ecstasy overdose, citing toxicology results obtained by the outlet.
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Image: Osnabrück PolizeiIt now seems rather obvious that the two Austrian men picked up 5,000 ecstasy pills in the Netherlands.
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He had been jailed in Israel in 2004 after being convicted of attempting to smuggle Ecstasy pills into the country.
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Authorities believe most ecstasy in the EU is produced in or around the Netherlands, the Lisbon, Portugal-based agency said.
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Using Dionysian cult rituals as a stylistic frame, the video explores death and rebirth, pain and ecstasy, destruction and recovery.
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During moments of religious ecstasy, Mr Akanni receives visions that indicate which of his congregants are struggling to conceive children.
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MDMA, the primary constituent of ecstasy, causes the release of serotonin; that's part of what creates the feel-good high.
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Here's a look — as well as an awesome shot of Washpun's teammates leaving the bench to mob him in ecstasy.
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ONE DAY in 1985 P. J. O'Rourke, an American humourist, invited a few friends to his home to take ecstasy.
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With the lights out and people splayed across every soft surface, it looked exactly like an ecstasy-fueled cuddle puddle.
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Especially if it's class A. Related: Watch 'High Society—The Truth About Ecstasy' So don't be a dealer, basically. Great!
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" In reality, ecstasy is not an "exceptionally dangerous drug," and passing a pill to your friend is not "beyond understanding.
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Ecstasy artificially produces the high amounts of dopamine and norepinephrine that naturally occur in the brain when you're in love.
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Now, most 2000 years olds have experienced clubs and house and techno and they've possibly experimented with drugs like ecstasy.
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Has anyone ever experienced the same levels of ecstasy as Ovechkin experienced this postseason when a teammate scored a goal?
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But around the same time, the chemical started popping up in clubs as the main ingredient in ecstasy or molly.
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Police also say the syndicate traffics MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy, and cocaine sourced from Europe and Latin America respectively.
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These artists renderings were cribbed not only from Charcot's observations, but from representations of religious ecstasy in early medieval art.
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She said he takes pills -- Xanax, Ecstasy, Albuterol, Molly, Percocet -- and lashes out when he comes down from his high.
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Blac Chyna will avoid going to trial for her ecstasy bust in Texas ... we've learned the case has been dismissed.
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It's hit or miss on any particular night, but when it's a hit, it's like a hit of pure Ecstasy.
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In this GIF excerpt from "Nocturne" (2018), a figure enters into a state of ecstasy amid flowers and intergalactic scenery.
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Towards the end of the video, Kilmer once again appears in ecstasy, even opening his mouth for the first time.
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He said he tried ecstasy "a couple of times" when he was a teen, which he said was a mistake.
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When cops got to Dykstra, they did NOT find a gun ... however, they did find cocaine, marijuana, and MDMA (ecstasy).
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Stream "Girl, Flex" below and pre-order Double Ecstasy, out this Friday, April 1 on anticon, on iTunes right here.
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How did you meet the right person to get you started in the ecstasy business in a very serious way?
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Authorities recovered about $28,000 in cash, along with coke, ecstasy, weed, meth, acid, and Oxycodone, according to the sheriff's office.
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The rise in purity of ecstasy pills has been well documented, with some pills containing quadruple doses: 300mg of MDMA.
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In fact, two-thirds of people who said they checked their ecstasy, tested positive for synthetic cathinones, or bath salts.
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Even the real drugs varied dangerously in potency: the strongest ecstasy pills were five times as potent as the weakest.
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It's a relationship that featured him driving to Texas to retrieve Chyna when she was busted for alleged ecstasy possession.
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Ecstasy broke down some of those barriers and we started to interact with people who we would never have before.
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"I don't know how you say it in English," he said, heading out of the gates, "but I'm in ecstasy."
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The survey grouped respondents into six categories, based on their drugs of choice: Adderall, cocaine, ecstasy, hallucinogens, methamphetamine and opiates.
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Michael Lake: The drugs that they are trained for are hash, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, ecstasy, as well as fentanyl.
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While several dresses were found placed inside one of the packages they received, a separate box contained 25,000 ecstasy pills.
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In CBP's most secure room, they store potentially counterfeit drugs such as Tramadol, oxycodone, ecstasy and MDMA, according to Russo.
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A month ago, Chyna was being arrested for ecstasy possession, and he was driving to Texas to pick her up.
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Other psychoactive substances that sometimes get mixed into ecstasy or molly can compound its effect on the jaw, he adds.
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They arrived here after being picked up by police outside a bar with two ecstasy pills each in their pockets.
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Funnily enough, the friend hosting them is who Caron sings on "Ambassador To Ecstasy" about going on a date with.
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Screaming, on the dancefloor to Baby D. Ecstasy and acid house are so intertwined, they're practically indebted to each other.
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Furthermore, they're also out to create a new maximum prison sentence of two years — the same as ecstasy and heroin.
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When we reach orgasm, a bunch of brain chemicals are released (including opioids), which give us those feelings of ecstasy.
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The prosocial effects of MDMA, which is closely related to the recreational drug ecstasy, is well documented in human subjects.
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The gargoyles were dead, and despite streaming the game to hundreds of people on the Internet, I screamed in ecstasy.
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I suspect that their reveling in the ecstasy of their team's win lasted into the early hours of the morning.
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When money for tuition and housing got tight, she turned to Ecstasy, which was legal to possess at the time.
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Under the limp direction of Scott Speer, "Midnight Sun" suffocates its sentimental script, portraying passion without wonder, sacrifice without ecstasy.
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On the drive back I texted a distributor who called himself Mike_Health205, who sold MDMA, fake ecstasy, and fentanyl analogues.
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Barcelona's season ended, effectively, on Tuesday night, in the tumult of Anfield, roaring and shaking with the ecstasy of impossibility.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLeo Dicaprio Has a Problem on His Hands with the OscarsBlac Chyna is Adamant: That Ecstasy Wasn't Hers!
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There was the 2009 case of the therapist who mistakenly killed two patients in an Ecstasy-infused session gone wrong.
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Smith claims Juice also used weed, Xanax, Ecstasy, morphine and coke ... but Percocet and lean were his go-to vices.
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Take MDMA, the illegal drug more commonly known as molly or ecstasy and usually associated more with raves than research.
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To Medina-Kirchner, these results supported the common belief that ecstasy can impair users by causing severe depressive mood disruptions.
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Now in his fourth year at Denver, Montgomery found himself in the midst of ecstasy as players embraced one another.
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I can get you coke bags for 30, 40, or 50 reais [703 reais is around $10], weed, crack, ecstasy.
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Chyna is saying she would have no idea how to get ecstasy in pill form, even if she wanted it.
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He pleaded guilty to distributing LSD on the base and using a variety of other substances, including ecstasy and cocaine.
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Compare album centrepiece "Come Together" with its single version, where Gillespie enacts a loved-up Ecstasy high in winsome style.
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As I've been working on modern-day ecstasy stories, I've caught myself daydreaming about what it was like to be part of the scene back in the heyday of raving, and I ended up speaking with two sources who worked together as part of a major ecstasy ring in the United States during the 90s.
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Members of the MDMAzing community, however, have already voted the Trump visage as the best ecstasy pill design in the world.
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And the immortal title track mixes religious and sexual ecstasy so thrillingly, it could make a celibate atheist want to dance.
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The investigations revealed that the lab was capable of producing something between 200,000 and 250,000 ecstasy and methamphetamine pills per day.
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Refrain from touching anybody's face or body under any circumstance, unless they're choking on six ecstasy pills and need immediate CPR.
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"The average ecstasy user in the UK uses more MDMA in a session than anywhere else in the world," says Winstock.
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Charlie Ahearn Scratch Ecstasy opens at P.P.O.W. (535 W 22nd St, Chelsea, Manhattan) on May 18 and continues through June 24.
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He takes Lionel (and us) through its winding halls, treating us to glimpses of both its grand flaws and its ecstasy.
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According to PopSugar, lucky Australians are being treated to Cadbury Coated Oreo cookies and their one-two punch of chocolate ecstasy.
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They're coming down off "sassafras" — a form of ecstasy — and both are realizing they've just catapulted themselves off the wagon. Again.
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Its lurch between apocalypse and ecstasy mirrors how it felt to be kicked in the head by the past couple years.
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Nearly everyone there seemed to have giant pupils and/or grinding jaws, and two strangers asked me if I had ecstasy.
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These fans were shown on television performing their jubilant shrieks and "swooning," or fainting — or at least feigning it — in ecstasy.
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The acid house scene of the late 80s and early 90s has become inextricably linked with ecstasy in the public consciousness.
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In the last four years, largely due to increasing purity, there have been 226 ecstasy-related deaths in England and Wales.
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Passing on, sharing, or selling ecstasy to their friends is something tens of thousands of people do every weekend throughout England.
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Mainly because no one else had ever done so, he mapped what happened in the brain during these moments of ecstasy.
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"I could still feel the emotional connection you feel on ecstasy, but it was quite overwhelmed by the ketamine," he says.
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Which is defined by this sense of merging with a larger entity than yourself, with a sense of ecstasy or awe.
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"The artwork goes to great lengths — two close-up panels — to show Ms. Marvel's ecstasy during the pseudo-mating," Strickland wrote.
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She had a house party because her parents were away and I was rebellious enough to take my first ecstasy pill.
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Club drugs such as ecstasy and cocaine are also contributing to female deaths, as drugs are increasing in purity and strength.
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Working at the firm has been an agony and ecstasy, some say—sometimes toggling between both extremes in a single day.
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Police arrested Nicholas, 59, and a woman identified as Ashley Fargo, 37, on suspicion of trafficking cocaine, ecstasy, heroin and methamphetamine.
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Police conducted a field test on the substance, which turned out to be MDMA, also known as ecstasy, according to authorities.
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In March 7003 an Irish court ruling resulted in the accidental legalization of certain drugs, including ecstasy, ketamine, and crystal meth.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNOprah's Mother Dies At 83Kim Kardashian: High On Ecstasy During Sex TapeDrake's Insane Toronto Mansion Tekashi69: Shocking New Video
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So, the dedicated dog dad went ahead and bought 27 packs of balls, totaling over 5,000 rainbow spheres of puppy ecstasy.
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Which is why the whole thing was such a comedown when I felt neither surges of ecstasy nor retches of repulsion.
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Many reported receiving U-47700, a designer drug that can be dangerous in its own right, instead of fentanyl or ecstasy.
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" The Girls Trip actress continued, "I was doing ecstasy, weed and a bottle of Courvoisier because I wanted to get lit.
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They're all reeling from the shock that he's Hannah's son when Elijah (Andrew Rannells) bursts in with some Ensure and ecstasy.
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If Washington is Trump's agony, however, Riyadh amounted to his ecstasy, replete with lavish displays of admiration for the new leader.
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The Food and Drug Administration designated the drug MDMA, known as Ecstasy, a "breakthrough therapy" for PTSD treatment earlier this month.
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Segev, a physician, was jailed in Israel in 2004 after being convicted of attempting to smuggle Ecstasy pills into the country.
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At the time, the street price for a hit of ecstasy in one of the cities I went to was $35.
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Here, Wolverine chops dudes' heads off, and cuts them in half, and screams in ecstasy as flesh parts way with bone.
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If you look, you see me go from, anger, to laughter, there's all sorts of, there's abandon and ecstasy going on.
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Angela Renee White, Chyna's real name, was arrested for felony ecstasy possession, according to a court affidavit obtained by Us Weekly.
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Trainspotting, he later said, was ostensibly about heroin, but was rhythmically more like ecstasy, and "Born Slippy" provided the perfect crescendo.
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Authorities X-rayed a package that was sent to Pitha's home and found it had 250 grams of raw ecstasy material.
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This is the latest in a string of ecstasy-related deaths to have hit British nightclubs over the last two years.
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Of those MDMA (ecstasy) sold the most by value while marijuana was the most popular single product, with around 38,000 sales.
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He becomes every person who has suffered through their first experience with ecstasy by assuming the brace position and gently weeping.
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The haul equates to more than 4.1 million ecstasy tablets, with an estimated street value of A$145 million ($109.95 million).
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Even when not mixed with other drugs, ecstasy and molly frequently contain filler or binding substances, with unknown doses and purity.
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At 313, he was selling drugs and doing acid, ecstasy, and mushrooms — he went through a little "hippie stage," he said.
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At the other end of the spectrum fell cocaine and ecstasy users — 91.14 percent and 91.43 percent, respectively, reported holding jobs.
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A picture caption misspelled the surname of a psychiatrist and his wife, a psychiatric nurse, who studied the use of Ecstasy.
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Narrator: The narcotics unit had over 7,600 seizures in 2018, including 246 pounds of cocaine and over 360 pounds of ecstasy.
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By the late 1990s, he was peddling ecstasy at raves and smuggling ketamine, a surgical anesthetic, across the border from Mexico.
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The mother of one was taken into custody on charges of public intoxication and possession of a ecstasy pills in Austin.
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Take some molly, do some ecstasy, then you motherfucking think you in Vegas with a motherfucking money falling from the ceiling.
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That relationship between quiet ecstasy and understated anxiety seems oddly redolent of it's composer's own relationship to the environment in question.
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They also found average purity levels of 72 percent in cocaine and an average of 133 mg MDMA per ecstasy pill.
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I don't hang around playgrounds, so why, at my age, should I be wandering around Burning Man shirtless, tripping on ecstasy?
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And in clinical trials, psychotherapy combined with MDMA (the chemical more commonly known as ecstasy) offers significant relief for PTSD sufferers.
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The woman's pose can be one of ecstasy or despair, and the tension between the two lends the image its strength.
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The best roller coasters are engineered to mess with the human mind and trigger a sense of simultaneous fear and ecstasy.
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Wendie Renard, standing at 6 feet 2 inches, scored with a header, giving French fans a burst of energy and ecstasy.
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Speaking of teenagers on ecstasy at a clandestine party, the maudlin crew of Dawson's Creek suffer their own bizarre MDMA plotline.
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Unfortunately, anyone for whom adolescence is a distant and unpleasant memory is unlikely to feel like screaming, not in ecstasy, anyway.
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" Mr. Hinterhäuser said he admires the work's political dimensions: "It's the incredible conflict between the ecstasy — the passion — and the reason.
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My favorite of Mason's stories to date, "The Ecstasy of Alfred Russel Wallace," involves a more explicit investigation of our species.
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For the dramatization of the ecstasy a listener feels hearing a Tom Petty song, you had to go to the movies.
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To paraphrase "Star Wars," it was as if millions of fan voices suddenly cried out in ecstasy and were suddenly silenced.
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"Her dance numbers became an expression of ecstasy and joy," Michael Billington of The Guardian wrote on Monday in an appreciation.
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A skinny woman was eating a cupcake and talking on her phone, tonguing the icing as if she were on ecstasy.
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"Jerome Robbins, by Himself"; "The Contender: The Story of Marlon Brando," by William J. Mann; "Ecstasy and Terror," by Daniel Mendelsohn.
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An additional package was also intercepted, containing 1003 grams of ecstasy, with Parisi's home as the destination address, the releases states.
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In total, officials say they seized over 600 grams of ecstasy, 7 grams of mushrooms, cocaine and 65 grams of weed.
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Its three-decade career as a top South African band began with its debut album, "Fire, Passion, Ecstasy," released in 1984.
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Drugs need not cause wars—if they did, the Netherlands, which produces much of the world's ecstasy, would be a hellhole.
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In 1985, the Drug Enforcement Administration banned Ecstasy for a year, as an emergency measure, amid a rise in recreational use.
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Although her entry was greeted with giddy ecstasy and shouts of "Run, Sarah, Run!" her exit was met with muted acclaim.
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Gone is the druggy propulsiveness, the ecstasy of the high that injected such improbable joy into those wretched, long-ago lives.
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At times, he was seen swallowing what was said to be an ecstasy pill and inhaling smoke from a methamphetamine pipe.
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As we first reported ... sources close to Ray J insist Kim never touched ecstasy during the taping of their sex tape.
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I believe he pursued visual ecstasy out of emotional necessity but realized that he had to meld it to formal issues.
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The haul was biggest in Australia since 2014, when police seized around $1.5 billion in ecstasy and methamphetamines imported from Europe.
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Ecstasy researchers say an "acceptable" dose for an average-sized adult during one session is around 70 to 75mg of MDMA.
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If you're curious if your ecstasy has toxic substances like [the dangerous MDMA knockoff] Red Mitsubishi in it, they might be useful.
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This quantity was enough to produce around 22016 million ecstasy pills, so its seizure had huge reverberations throughout the international drugs market.
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It's unclear if the MDMAzing community is the supreme authority on ecstasy pill design, but the user-generated images certainly are diverse.
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Agents also recovered approximately $400,000 in U.S. currency, 12 kilograms of suspected Xanax pills and over half a kilogram of suspected ecstasy.
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Officials on Friday released a photo from the undertaking, codenamed "Operation Blue Anvil," showing ecstasy pills in the shape of Trump's head.
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Currently, heroin is a Schedule I drug, along with marijuana and ecstasy, which means a drug doesn't have any accepted medical use.
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But in 2000, as a naïve 19-year-old freshman at George Mason University, her then-boyfriend gave her some Ecstasy pills.
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JH: The exhibition Charlie Ahearn Scratch Ecstasy boasts pieces with original scores from DJ Grand Wizzard Theodore, who appears in Wild Style.
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Doctor Drugs, a site which sells cocaine, ecstasy, speed, Ritalin and guns, includes a lot of detail about the products, including potency.
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He said he had just come back from a party in Atlanta, where he had also taken ecstasy, bath salts, and meth.
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However with ecstasy, the dangers are more complex than that because its various effects are dependent upon the circumstances it's consumed in.
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Although still in the early stages of research, it is thought women are more at risk of ecstasy-related hyponatremia than men.
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He recalls one man, who had experienced no previous problems with ecstasy, whose blood pressure began to rise alarmingly after taking it.
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You can turn, write on, or tap the Spirit of Ecstasy Rotary Controller, as Rolls-Royce calls it, to navigate the menus.
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According to the UN's latest World Drugs Report, in 2015 the Saudi authorities seized more than 11 tonnes of ATS, excluding Ecstasy.
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The tone was set when Leah Betts, a policeman's daughter, died after taking ecstasy on her 18th birthday in Essex in 1995.
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People today turn to romantic love for things that they used to turn to religion for: wholeness, ecstasy, perfection, meaning, belonging, transcendence.
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A report issued by San Diego County said Phounsy's body contained trace amounts of cannabis and ecstasy, but no other illegal drugs.
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"We are now finding fentanyl mixed in with cocaine, pressed into pills, masquerading as ecstasy, all because it's so cheap," Brennan said.
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In these works, figures gaze heavenwards, as if converted to the religions of music and science, succumbing to their ecstasy and erotics.
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An illegal item (we saw her take ecstasy near it once, and she has been known to roll joints in her room)?
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"Ecstasy" (1933) was her most notorious production, in which she frolicked naked and simulated orgasm (the pope was quick to condemn it).
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I felt more comfortable in my own skin, didn't need the feeling of ecstasy quite as much, and it was too expensive.
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In addition to his continued use of prescription opioids, his drug use eventually expanded to include alcohol, cocaine and ecstasy, he says.
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Harrouff had abused a slew of drugs including marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, acid, Ecstasy, hallucinogenic mushrooms, Vyvanse, Xanax and Adderall, the suit alleged.
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In other words, the problem with both Valentine's Day and ecstasy is that the lovey-dovey feelings they catalyse aren't exactly genuine.
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The majority of HPPD patients have used drugs at least fifty times in their lives—whether it's ecstasy, speed, LSD, or cannabis.
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One 2013 study found that female ecstasy users were more likely to report having poor quality sleep and experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness.
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"If you try ecstasy on a whim, and you're drunk, and you're dancing in 90-degree weather, that is dangerous," Palamar said.
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The emotions would be volcanic, and ecstasy would soon give way to agony, accompanied by the frenetic beats of a music video.
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Finishing off the whole look, the Rolls' The Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament shape is embossed into the outside of every piece.
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One concern is that approving Ecstasy for PTSD will embolden groups seeking to legalize the drug for recreational use, the Post reports.
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"The plan was always to launch a satellite program here [in LA]," Horton said on Monday's NTS Radio show Everything But Ecstasy.
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A "White Party" was held Thursday night on the cruise ship and passengers tell us drugs were everywhere ... including ketamine and ecstasy.
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When Kris Jenner learned that her daughter Kim Kardashian West was experimenting with ecstasy years ago, she put a stop to it.
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Those same powerful emotions carried the people of the Middle East from the ecstasy of revolution to the agony of civil war.
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In the 1980s, ecstasy — MDMA, short for 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine — joined the list of Schedule 1 controlled substances, those deemed the most perilous.
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With the right know-how and access to chemicals it is possible to produce synthetic drugs such as LSD and ecstasy anywhere.
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On my first night there, I took my first non-micro dose of MDMA in the form of half an ecstasy pill.
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As ecstasy use continues to rise among young people, it's important for all club goers to stay vigilant and be extremely careful.
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Police say drugs pass through both ports and the Netherlands is known as one of the world's major manufacturing centers for Ecstasy.
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I hitchhiked to San Francisco and started smoking meth in the Castro and experimenting with all sorts of drugs—acid, cocaine, ecstasy.
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And even if MDMA proves effective in therapy, that won't make ecstasy or molly a good way to self-medicate, warns Giordano.
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It seems like its at least enough to allow BE3K to do what he does, woodshedding, making tracks in heady, heavy ecstasy.
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We had a little romance when we first met and I felt comfortable saying to her, 'I'll be your ambassador to ecstasy.
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The ecstasy I felt in the days immediately after the trip has worn off as I've slipped back into my regular life.
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In fact, more than half of the ecstasy tablets tested in Austria, Switzerland, and Spain in 2009 contained no MDMA at all.
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Loggins closed with a one-two punch of "Footloose" and "Danger Zone" that had the crowd rolling in the aisles in ecstasy.
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The alternative world O has entered is defined by bondage and discipline; it is devoted to ecstasy achieved through domination and submission.
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For some, a pair's steamy embrace on a loveseat may bring back memories of the exhilarating nervousness that gives way to ecstasy.
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" — SETH MEYERS "A university professor in Japan is under investigation after he taught his science class how to make the drug ecstasy.
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"Lose It" begins sorrowful, turns urgent and saucy, then explodes into broad-spectrum ecstasy — Mr. Brown navigates them all with cool aplomb.
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"It's supposed to be a prayer to Dionysus, the god of ecstasy," Ms. Dhegrae said of the piece in a recent interview.
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German police on Tuesday announced the seizure of thousands of pills of the club drug ecstasy bearing a likeness of President Trump.
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Mofokeng's photographs captured the religious ecstasy of the commuters, their intense faces and dynamic bodies, just as any competent photographer would do.
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Swinging from one concert to the next brought on a kind of ecstasy: a blazing musical high fired by old-downtown decadence.
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Despite a rash of states recently decriminalizing marijuana, cannabis is still federally considered a Schedule 1 drug (alongside heroin, LSD, and ecstasy).
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Gwyneth Paltrow plays the actress who is supposed to portray a character based on Sally and brings along Ecstasy to the festivities.
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Blac Chyna cops to being drunk at the Austin International Airport, but she's adamant the ecstasy pills police found were NOT hers.
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Yet as we first reported, in addition to being drunk in Austin, cops say they found ecstasy pills in her sunglasses case.
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Entitled The Book of Ugly Ecstasy, it contained a series of outlandish, pan-sexual creatures produced through automatic and trance-induced means.
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist David Hyde captured the ecstasy as supporters from her hometown went "loco for Coco" during the thrilling match.
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He threw his shoulders, sweat, spit and howls of agony and ecstasy about with the best of them, and felt quite brilliant afterwards.
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The artist describes his silhouettes as "bursting with divine ecstasy," even as many of the figures hide their faces or shed endless tears.
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Indiana State Police made a startling discovery last week during an operation targeting small-time drug traffickers -- orange-colored Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.
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We also sold herbal ecstasy, blue pills with a butterfly on them, which contained Sida cordifolia, made by [filmmaker and herbalist] Shaahin Cheyene.
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Almost 90 percent of cases of ecstasy-induced hyponatraemia reported to the California Poison Control System over a five-year span involved women.
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Taking ecstasy doesn't directly cause heat stroke, but it does increase the risk of it by raising body temperature and inhibiting natural thermoregulation.
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Sure enough, Mr McCullers completed the game with four scoreless innings, sending the Astros to the World Series and baseball statisticians into ecstasy.
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Numbers from this year's Monitoring the Future survey show the lowest levels of use of heroin, meth, cocaine, ecstasy and inhalants ever recorded.
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Whereas Europe has a high quantity of highly potent ecstasy, pills or powder in the United States often have little or no MDMA.
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While ecstasy use can be dangerous, Brewerton says that, in a controlled environment, clinical MDMA can be a powerful tool to assist therapy.
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" You wrote a diary entry after the fact: "We cling to our individuality, but we experience true ecstasy when we give it up.
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Her dad got caught selling ecstasy and weed in the parking lot and was arrested and she was promptly put under investigation too.
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Life is a long string of frustrations punctuated by occasional moments of ecstasy, and it's healthy to hurl yourself unthinkingly into those moments.
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I wouldn't say the tension was stopped by either acid or ecstasy; it just meant it wasn't as tense during some nights out.
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Why do you think ecstasy has remained popular as a club drug, but not many people take acid on a night out nowadays?
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Sixteen-year-old Luke Campbell died last year after taking ecstasy at an under-229s disco in the seaside parish of Ilfracombe, Devon.
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This is "The Glass Castle" at its best, documenting the agony and ecstasy, the fantasy and the fury of living with an addict.
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As my finger hovered over the "delete" button, another feeling hit me like an ecstasy tab — only this time, the feeling was hope.
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Building on this body of work, great rhythms of prismatic forms would come to transform Kupka canvases into dynamic scenarios of spiritual ecstasy.
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Two weeks later, on a trip with a friend in Ibiza, I took half an ecstasy pill (yes, like the Mike Posner song).
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Americans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, may soon be able to alleviate their symptoms with MDMA, also known as ecstasy.
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The bigger Phase 23 trial could pave the way for the agency to approve ecstasy as a legal drug within a few years.
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Hardin, the U.S. veteran, said ecstasy helped him climb out of a world marked by sleepless nights and dreams of explosions and death.
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Roberts told investigators she took ecstasy on July 20 and went to the hospital after being short of breath, according to an affidavit.
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In 2013, two young people died at New York's Electric Zoo music festival after using ecstasy, and at least four others were hospitalized.
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Earlier this year, the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction released a report revealing that European ecstasy is stronger than ever.
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Then I got put onto taking ecstasy and Special K [ketamine] together, which was the best and worst thing to happen to me.
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According to federal docs just unsealed this week, and obtained by TMZ, 6ix9ine was involved in dealing heroin, fentanyl, ecstasy, amphetamines and marijuana.
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"Storm Chasers" star Joel Taylor died from an ecstasy overdose while on a cruise ship earlier this year ... according to his toxicology results.
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There were so many things that were putting raves into the media spotlight, as well as ecstasy and the other drugs behind it.
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This is a smart decision because objectively speaking, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette couples don't have a strong track record of wedded ecstasy.
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In a recent study, Palamar and his colleagues tested the hair samples of people who said they used ecstasy within the past year.
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Nine years later, in 1853, Brontë recreated the ecstasy and agony of those months in "Villette"—the fictional name she chose for Brussels.
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In his heyday as a dealer, Mr. Marte said, he oversaw 20 underlings who supplied the neighborhood with marijuana, cocaine, heroin and ecstasy.
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He has just one arrow in his abdomen and is gazing up at the sky in an ecstasy at once physical and metaphysical.
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On the 13th hole, Johnston holed out his chip for a birdie that sent the crowd into ecstasy and Johnston's mother into tears.
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Ecstasy shows potential for treating post-traumatic stress disorder, and LSD has been used as a complement to psychotherapy in the terminally ill.
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We'd ended up in Thetford forest, and hidden amongst the tall pines was my Friday night ecstasy absolution, a party called Brains-Kan.
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But she had to withdraw from the race after being arrested and charged for selling ecstasy, Adderall, and Xabazm in August that year.
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WATCH: The Truth About Ecstasy I fucked up my back trying to do death drops to Drake's "Nice for What" while coked up.
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Coke, molly, or my favorite, meth-cut ecstasy, which made me feel like I was living inside Rihanna's "We Found Love" music video.
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People are recommending that with ecstasy now—like if you're unfamiliar with a pill, take a small piece and see how you react.
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This will go on until the dog finally finds the courage to take the leap and discover that the pool is pure ecstasy.
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For Leicester it's now a case of delayed gratification – whenever they get their moment of ecstasy, it's surely going to be very satisfying.
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The brochure Tongues on Fire: Visions & Ecstasy (2000–2001), pinned open in a case, collects the stories of people's dreams recounted to Dill.
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But when a group of researchers gave octopuses a dose of the party drug ecstasy last year, the creatures suddenly became more social.
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"We are indeed seeing cocaine, amphetamines and ecstasy being shipped in liquid form such as wine or other bottles," toxicologist Jan Tytgat said.
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He produced Mr. Reed's last conventional album, "Ecstasy" and subsequent theater works, and the two were hosts of a weekly satellite radio show.
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To the country's tabloid press, the new music that swept the country in 289 was headache-inducing, enjoyable only to partygoers on Ecstasy.
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" Studies on psilocybin, DMT, and mescaline were approved, as were studies of the synthetic drug MDMA, more commonly known as "Molly" or "Ecstasy.
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MAPS is in the final phase of a gold-standard study administering MDMA [Ecstasy] to 300 people with severe PTSD from any cause.
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A face that looks like this could plausibly represent anything: someone in pain, or extreme ecstasy, or lusting after a really good meal.
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Four of its pilots were arrested in separate instances in 2011 and 2012 for possession of drugs, including ecstasy pills and crystal methamphetamine.
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The test results showed she had MDMA, otherwise known as ecstasy, amphetamine, and Benzoylecgonine (a substance that indicates cocaine use) in her system.
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Three busts had been made from a scan of the head of the performance artist Marina Abramović, her eyes closed in willed ecstasy.
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MDMA, sometimes called Molly or ecstasy, is in a class of drugs called empathogens, which boost social connectedness, self-love, empathy and euphoria.
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Glistening Thrills captures hanging mobiles made out of reflective and holographic bags from a gift shop as they twirl their way to ecstasy.
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Unlike other drugs that provoke extraordinary interpersonal euphoria, such as mushrooms or acid, Ecstasy does not confuse the user about what is occurring.
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At the turn of the century, the D.E.A. estimated that two million hits of Ecstasy were brought into the United States every week.
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The small European country took the radical step of decriminalizing all drugs — including marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine, crystal meth, and heroin — for personal use.
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These features make it incredibly popular for dealers, which is why it may appear hidden in cocaine, ecstasy, MDMA, heroin, and even weed.
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Amid much agony and also ecstasy — the mountain air is at least good for the libido — the thread of the play's argument frays.
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Of course, this all makes ecstasy sound like a total drag, which it's not; people take it because it makes them feel good.
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Luckily, this was around 2009, when ecstasy in the UK was incredibly weak, and in some cases, didn't contain any MDMA at all.
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" He added, "The mood from the pundit class to friends of mine that work in the White House is over-the-moon ecstasy.
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He seemed to always be on the edge of two worlds, of ecstasy and mind-numbing routine, of the surreal and of Streatham.
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The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet.
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A Perth court jury found the three-times world champion guilty of trafficking hundreds of ecstasy tablets to former professional cyclist Alex McGregor.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMelania Trump's Distasteful Coat Trashed By CelebsKim & Kanye Pig Out On PopeyesStorm Chasers Star: Ecstasy OverdoseJustin Bieber & Hailey Baldwin Wedding Ring?
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Studies of psychedelic-assisted therapy begin from a similar premise, and they've shown that ecstasy could improve therapy by making people more open.
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But even as these models improve on the work of Masters and Johnson, it's still difficult to create one model of sexual ecstasy that can assuredly guide a woman on the path to orgasm (and guarantee that she'll know when she's had one) because of one very simple fact: there's no one universal sign that serves as an indicator of female sexual ecstasy.
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In Odom's memoir, titled Darkness to Light, he reveals a mixture of cocaine and ecstasy led to hallucinations that worried his then-spouse Kardashian.
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Alcohol, cannabis, MDMA and cocaine were most commonly used, while the so-called "club drugs" GHB/GBL and ecstasy/MDMA, were rated most favorably.
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These kinds of effects depend a lot on the personality of the person or what he or she is going through before using ecstasy.
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What I'm calling "holds" do not involve stillness, per se, but rather muscle tension and discomfort, in some cases to the point of ecstasy.
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Federal rules severely limit how marijuana can be studied because of its classification as a schedule 1 drug, along with heroin, ecstasy, and LSD.
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Breathless ecstasy is conveyed through made-up, often bafflingly long words as the titular lovers declare their devotion — over and over — for 40 minutes.
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It was a place where regardless of gender or ethnicity, all peoples came together under the same roof and shared in communal ecstasy. Right?
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He got 3 years probation for his no contest plea to furnishing ecstasy to a woman he was on a date with in 2012.
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There are tantric breathing classes that build ecstasy, techniques to lengthen orgasms until they're several minutes or even an hour long, and many more.
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For starters, they have benefited from a decline in urban raves, where police have cracked down on the taking of "club drugs" like ecstasy.
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In 2009 he was sacked as the British government's chief drug adviser after publicly stating that ecstasy and LSD are less dangerous than alcohol.
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I wanted her to be the statistics you read about how all Asian kids are doing ecstasy, and how they're all nightmares at Coachella.
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The family is dubious, especially because Chyna was busted Friday at the Austin International Airport where cops found ecstasy pills in her sunglasses case.
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Despite what many wizened rave veterans would like you to believe, ecstasy is more popular in the UK now than it's ever been before.
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You could also buy cheap types of ecstasy that were cut with acid and would produce an effect that was somewhere between the two.
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On the one hand, your zipper is primitive and reptilian, on the other mechanical and slick...Little alligators of ecstasy, that's what zippers are.
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One of the most compelling avenues of research involves combining psychotherapy with MDMA, better known as ecstasy, to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Justin was born in Ontario, but he grew up in California where he was caught selling ecstasy by his friend's parents at age fifteen.
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Originally focusing only on ecstasy, researchers found that first-time use of other drugs -- including cocaine, LSD and marijuana -- also rose during the summer.
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Ecstasy makes the body retain water, which can lead to a condition called hyponatremia, and cause brain damage when cells expand with excess water.
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When Harry insists he surely would have been able to tell the difference, she begins fake moaning, building to loud cries of feigned ecstasy.
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"Ink Master" star Tyler Nolan was arrested in Florida and charged with possession of cocaine, ecstasy, weed and three guns, including a Remington shotgun.
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If you look at the rise of the rave scene, it is very easy to see that it correlates to the rise of ecstasy.
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I wanted my recent series of works to reflect the cultural impact that ecstasy has had on this country over the last 30 years.
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It can also ccocaethylene, National Institute on Drug AbuseCombining cocaine and ecstasy, or MDMA, meanwhile, can be toxic to the nervous system, research shows.
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Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is a synthetic drug that acts as a stimulant and hallucinogen, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Reed Hastings, the company's chief executive, typically avoids getting swept up in the ecstasy and the agony for Netflix on Wall Street and beyond.
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" Lamarr, who was born in Vienna into a wealthy Jewish family, became notorious at 20133 for swimming nude in the 1933 Czech film "Ecstasy.
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Harmony Korine gives the audience 90 minutes of unadulterated debauchery and ecstasy as we dive deep into the world of the Spring Break lifestyle.
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Yet it was true, if you understood beauty to encompass not only ecstasy but precision, rigor, a relish for the tiniest (literally microscopic) details.
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An hour later, I was in the basement of the library, hunkered down in the Absolute Quiet Room, in a state of peerless ecstasy.
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He found everything from "molly," which actually contained the much more dangerous PMA, to an alleged ecstasy tab which was actually half an antacid.
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MDMA, or ecstasy, has been illegal in both the US and Canada for years despite its history of being used in a therapeutic setting.
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When Harry insists he surely would have been able to tell the difference, she begins fake moaning, building to loud cries of imitation ecstasy.
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By Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die, the group threw in the towel and hired Hipgnosis, the masterminds behind nearly every Pink Floyd jacket.
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The low cost of ecstasy also means that organized criminal networks mostly stick to supplying pills to dealers and doing home and street deliveries.
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The crowd went wild, erupting in a chorus of shouts and whistles and applause, their arms shooting up in an gesture of pure ecstasy.
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For example, there's the occasion of turning 21, an age when the threat of ecstasy-covered lollipops (Molly-pops, if you will) is everywhere.
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" He describes a release of tension he feels at that moment, when all of his concentration is rewarded with an acute feeling of "ecstasy.
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For 251 years, Ms. Zenoff, who began adult life with an M.B.A. from Northwestern, was an alcoholic who dabbled in heroin, Ecstasy and cocaine.
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After finding herself unable to pay tuition during her freshman year, she teaches herself to synthesize Ecstasy, formally called MDMA, using the chemistry labs.
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Human behavior is thought to be the biggest factor in causing ecstasy-related harm, according to the latest findings from the Global Drug Survey.
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The aim isn't ecstasy but "sustainable happiness," the sort of equilibrium that's achieved through small moments of calm and bliss in your everyday routine.
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" Read more " MDMA (also known as Ecstasy or Molly) is showing promise for combat veterans and emergency workers with chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
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It eschews plot for pure feeling, offering a distinctly feminine language of the forbidden ecstasy found in not shutting up and not backing down.
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The paper said the drugs involved included LSD and ecstasy, among others, and that at least a dozen US Navy personnel were under suspicion.
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Like the president they're modeled after, these confiscated tablets of ecstasy found by German police are orange in hue and terrible for your health.
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After a brief, shambling start before the band hits its stride, we're flooded with the ecstasy of how as well as what Conor hears.
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The Argentinian television commentator Victor Hugo Morales, in the ecstasy of that brilliant moment in 1986, famously called Maradona a barrilete cósmico ("cosmic kite").
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Other mind-altering recreational drugs, like psilocybin (the ingredient in magic mushrooms) and MDMA, or ecstasy, also landed on the lists of banned substances.
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"Sex Education" captures the many mishaps and awkward moments that occur during real sex — not some glossy models dry humping each other to ecstasy.
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As the narrator stares at the woman she loves, she becomes greener, and the line becomes an expression of ecstasy in its original sense.
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What was, and remains, so potent about Gothic fiction is the way it cultivates the readerly ecstasy of standing outside oneself by being afraid.
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The other common interpretation of illicit drugs like ecstasy is that there are "good batches" and "bad batches"—but again this is a fallacy.
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The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction released a report in May saying that ecstasy on the continent is stronger than ever.
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Or you unearth a pair of jeans from the dark corners of your closet and recover some ecstasy pills from that rave last year.
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In 2006, club owner Manoucehr Bahmanzadeh and promoter Tom Costelloe were charged with "allowing" ecstasy to be sold at the Dance Academy in Plymouth.
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The latter offers his dark version of ecstasy and wild frenzy on "Berliner Muertos," which sounds like a dystopian rave captured in black and white.
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Ryan Phillippe's girlfriend has just filed a lawsuit against the actor, claiming he abuses cocaine, ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms and steroids, and has beaten her badly.
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Word of mouth is already tracking positive; a countdown to ecstasy, in the form of upcoming rhapsodic reviews of the Pixel phone, has already begin.
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Rolls-Royce says the name behind the artificial intelligence system was inspired by the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament on the front of every Rolls.
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As brittle and bruising as O FUCC IM ON THE WRONG PLANET can be, in those moments of chaos there's ecstasy too—some unexplainable uplift.
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Ecstasy or molly sold in the United States is reportedly less pure than its counterpart sold in Europe, according to a report from The Guardian.
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Fantasies of freedom and escape embedded in materialism, egomania, sadism and masochism, nihilism, the reverence of criminality and insanity and the ecstasy of the onanist.
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But as these shiny packets bear witness, there is also a thriving market for "legal highs", synthetic alternatives to drugs such as ecstasy or cocaine.
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In Amsterdam few of the head shops selling "legal" or "herbal" alternatives to ecstasy and stimulants find it worth their while to sell synthetic cannabinoids.
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Except in this very filthy version, these puppets are propositioning people by asking if they want their "rotten cotton" and McCarthy's doing ecstasy through Twizzlers.
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Now TMZ reports that she also caught with ecstasy: Police allegedly found two white pills in her purse that were tested and identified as MDMA.
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This means that octopuses have receptors for the ecstasy to interact with, and could help reveal how neurotransmitters lead to the creation of social behaviors.
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Many Brazilians greeted the election of Lula, a left-wing former trade-union leader who vowed to uplift the poor, with optimism bordering on ecstasy.
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Around half of those killed after taking ecstasy are teenagers and people in their 20s, many of whom got their drugs from friends and acquaintances.
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He was running a Chinese restaurant in Memphis in 2008 when he was caught with 88 ecstasy pills, $32,432 in cash, and a loaded rifle.
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As a Japanese, I grew up watching anime like Neon Genesis Evangelion, which depicts a future in which machines and humans merge into cyborg ecstasy.
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The Ecstasy proposed that America's founding is so destructive, only the further destruction of ideologies, narratives, and worldviews can offer any unifying and constructive possibility.
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His father, Terry Tom, admits Nicholas popped Ecstasy during the concert -- and in 110 degree heat -- had a seizure and started foaming at the mouth.
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I had the tolerance of a man twice my age and size, and I developed an affection for ecstasy, and casual sex, in equal measures.
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"Believe in what you do / And you've the strength to see it through / On the road to Gloryland," Hall sings, contorting his face in ecstasy.
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In comparison, 100 people who responded to the survey were hospitalized after taking LSD last year and 250 sought emergency medical treatment after taking ecstasy.
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The pills doled out at Clockworks Psychiatric Hospital (there you go, more Kubrick) look like ecstasy tabs and put David in a foggy dream state.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch police said they seized enough materials to make a billion Ecstasy pills in a truck near the border with Belgium on Thursday.
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James, 30, has just been sentenced to six years for his part in a drug conspiracy that involved large amounts of cocaine, ecstasy, and crack.
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The Schedule 1 designation, under the federal Controlled Substances Act, puts marijuana in the same category as powerful drugs such as heroin, peyote and ecstasy.
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The true soul of the thing was raves in fields, ecstasy by sunrise, band members whose only job was dancing—and The Prodigy had two.
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The drug is now regularly back in the headlines because last year, ecstasy-related deaths in the UK reached their highest level in a decade.
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A few chapters in Simon Reynolds' Energy Flash break down the history of ecstasy and dance music in both the US and UK really well.
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At Coachella, you have the inclusive techno ecstasy of the Yuma dance tent; at Stagecoach, it becomes the anything-goes hoedown of the Honky Tonk.
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Whereas ecstasy typically floats the techno boat, here cold champagne is the inspiration for 20 multi-generational, international artists to create new work in situ.
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"Rave parties like HyperGlow are known for the use of Ecstasy to enhance the experience as well as marijuana, cocaine, and molly," the statement said.
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It was saturated with yearning yet fantastically suave, heedlessly skidding from ecstasy through agony and back, like a NASCAR racer who'd severed his own brakes.
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What makes ecstasy (the state) valuable here is that it offers a way of surviving in a world that asks us to do impossible things.
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There was rarely any trouble from the punters, though, as they were all on acid or ecstasy and generally bought into the communal, artistic vibe.
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Shaun "English Shaun" Attwood, a former Ecstasy kingpin who exported British rave culture to Arizona, credits it with inspiring him to throw his own raves.
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But taking Ecstasy and dancing to this new music in a rave for the first time topped even those memorable experiences: "It obviously beats that."
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It is hard not to think wistfully of how things might have been different had the pig instead stolen some Ecstasy from a local octopus.
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If Breyerfest is the horse girl's bacchanal, the nearby Clarion Hotel is its open bar, from which the ecstasy of material excess flows like wine.
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In the end, of course, no matter how desperately they might try for some slight hint of negotiable ecstasy, they will still get no satisfaction.
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When investigators seized the chief's phone, they found text exchanges suggesting he was illegally using the narcotic painkiller Tramadol, as well as marijuana and ecstasy.
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And there are concerns about authenticity here, like crushing on someone while you're high on ecstasy only to later realize you have nothing in common.
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The drug known by the street names Ecstasy or Molly could be a promising treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, according to a new study.
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But even before "Ecstasy," Mr. Machaty used highly expressionistic montage to suggest female sexual desire in the 1929 silent drama "Eroticon" (Tuesday and April 6603).
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Sure, all that beauty and ecstasy and astonishing mathematical order is because we're part of a multiverse or a simulation or something; that's the ticket.
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During this period, Ecstasy was sometimes called Adam, by therapists, because of the state of Edenic innocence that it seemed to prompt in their patients.
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Drug regulators approved large-scale clinical trials to study MDMA, the illegal party drug better known as Ecstasy, as treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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" The decapitation of John the Baptist is presented as a kind of spiritual ecstasy, in which the head escapes the "ancient discords with the body.
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We knew The New York Times Magazine was incredible and that he had put Ecstasy on the cover, which we all thought was really cool.
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There's a gothic air about the whole project, but make no mistake, there's some amount of joy, or at least ecstasy informing this whole thing.
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Bearing in mind the recent spate of deaths due to young people overdosing on high-strength ecstasy, the effects on public health would be stark.
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When Nathalie Wainwright was 13, her older brother, Jean-Marc, died after taking ecstasy in a nightclub in Skegness, a seaside town in east England.
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There is historical precedent for this: In 1995, English schoolgirl Leah Betts died after taking ecstasy and drinking seven liters of water in 90 minutes.
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Last year Pokémon-themed ecstasy pills were reportedly being sold around Europe, while a load of Minions-shaped pills were seized by authorities in Chile.
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Ibiza has long struggled to ditch its booze and ecstasy rep and from what Posner tells us -- and sings -- doesn't look like it's going well.
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Based on a blood test, Bennington's body tested "presumptive positive" for MDMA — also known as ecstasy — but two additional urine tests failed to detect the drug.
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Chyna's intentions with Rob have been questionable ... the notion Rob's been getting healthier with her kinda flew out the window after cops busted her for ecstasy .
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According to the autopsy and toxicology results, obtained by TMZ, the Linkin Park singer's blood also tested "presumptive positive" for MDMA (ecstasy) ... based on one test.
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Related: American Car Culture Gets a Roaring Group Show The Ecstasy of Exploding Expensive Racecars Toyota Built a Beautiful Wooden Car Without Using Nails or Screws
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But there could be more to it than that: One study found that ecstasy produced stronger responses in women than in men of the same weight.
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According to the organization, the problem with describing ecstasy deaths as overdoses is that it sends the message that the danger is in taking too much.
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Owing to the water problems when taking ecstasy, drinking sports drinks containing electrolytes is recommended as a way to help prevent both heatstroke and water toxicity.
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Mallard, who had reportedly worked as a nurse's aide, would later admit that she was "messed up" on ecstasy, alcohol and marijuana when the collision occurred.
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Sex. Strangers. Intimacy. Awkwardness. Ecstasy. These are just a few of the sometimes-disparate ideas that come into play when we talk about one-night stands.
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Marijuana retains the most restricted classification for drugs with "no currently accepted medical use", so-called schedule one, along with substances like heroin, LSD and ecstasy.
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Call me old-fashioned, but whatever happened to just popping some ecstasy with thousands of your closest friends at Burning Man to get your groove on?
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Drug enforcement authorities believe 11 students produced ecstasy under the professor's instruction, four of whom have also been referred to prosecutors along with an assistant professor.
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In 2014, 19-year-old Emily Tran died from acute intoxication of ecstasy after attending the festival, which was being held at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area.
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According to Sky News, a 24-year-old woman was found with 130 ecstasy pills and was charged with two counts of supplying a prohibited drug.
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It is not clear what drugs Rivera is accused of giving the teenagers, but Class B drugs include cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, methamphetamine and some powerful painkillers.
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This has caused renewed interest in the clinical potential of these drugs, and the FDA just approved a large-scale study of ecstasy to treat PTSD.
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Kim Kardashian never touched ecstasy during the filming of her sex tape with Ray J ... so insist sources directly connected to the 'Love & Hip Hop' star.
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Luminous, numinous, it filled me with rapture: it was the color of heaven, the color, I thought…I leaned toward it in a sort of ecstasy.
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The building has been bought by a Pentecostal Ethiopian church; the congregation raises its hands in a show of unEnglish ecstasy to praise God in Amharic.
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But walking down from the campsite towards the Pyramid stage, you hear the most unearthly throes of ecstasy and raucous cheers coming from the Stonebridge Bar.
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The Milan-based artist draws pictures of herself in moments of ecstasy, often substituting her lover for rough objects that pierce, shred, or penetrate her body.
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For between $483 and $150, you can mail drugs to the service Ecstasy Data, which uses GC/MS, and the results will be published on EcstasyData.
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Wieczorek tells me he'd see a true enemy in the dance and, thanks in part no doubt to the ecstasy, he'd no longer be a foe.
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That said, we never get a true sense of exhilaration, or even risk, like in Werner Herzog's ski-flying documentary The Great Ecstasy Of Woodcarver Steiner.
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I gave the game a shot because I had finished Dark Souls 3 last year and missed that feeling of ecstasy you get after beating bosses.
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