Does everybody know that you been getting high, getting high?
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"If you're getting high, you're getting high," he said, even if it may not be the high you expected.
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It's basically a self portrait-- getting high and working on a little doodle about getting high and working, in a highly functional way.
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The driver suing T.J. Miller for getting high and smacking him around might have some visual proof his story's true -- at least the "getting high" part.
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But whether it's getting high from being onstage, or getting high on a drug, or falling in love, or having sex—it all has this similar adrenaline curve, or emotional curve.
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Where were they when we were getting high (and arrested)?
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I don't even use mine when I'm out getting high.
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One day I was getting high and snorted too much.
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"But it's not all about just getting high," said Calvino.
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But in this instance, we're talking about literally getting high.
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Does getting high cause smokers to consume more junk food?
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Who wants to read yet another story about getting high?
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"I like getting high and doing the dishes," Bronner added.
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Tip "Sooner or later, somebody is going to make a joke about you getting high," says Brennan Gilkison, a 42-year-old hemp farmer in central Kentucky who has no interest in getting high.
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Getting high while driving also will lead to arrest, he said.
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I felt getting high before the show was the appropriate move.
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Another person was selling drugs, and another person was getting high.
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I knew that living as Rogan meant getting high every day.
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I was getting high to cut off from my professional existence.
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I remember watching my OG getting high up in the kitchen.
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The luxury cannabis market is usually not just about getting high.
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This is an essay about getting high for the first time.
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One thing seems certain: The future of getting high is digital.
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He liked getting high, but he liked money more than drugs.
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Turns out, people like getting high, and they also like getting drunk.
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And that is the great beauty and great value of getting high.
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But an announcement yesterday was getting high praise from well-connected Republicans.
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Drinking, getting high, overeating, or smoking won't make my problems go away.
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Getting high should enhance your life, not be an escape from it.
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The risk of overdose became part of the allure of getting high.
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It seems like magic and getting high go pretty hand in hand.
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Students won't be getting high or learning how to grow the plant.
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Getting high would require drinking gallons of the bitter, slightly nauseating solution.
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As his parents despaired over his future, he had been getting high.
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Or is there something more to getting high than smoking the ganja?
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Getting high and doing whatever I wanted how I wanted to do it.
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Getting high became something that helped him through the worst of his symptoms.
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The driver claimed T.J. was getting high on Whip-Its before the attack.
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Obama has spoken without reservation about getting high as a teen in Hawaii.
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Tweakers are notorious for getting high and cleaning things or tinkering with electronics.
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You'll also no longer be getting high fructose corn syrup in McDonald's buns.
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Few would answer that they were all a great way of getting high.
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This is despite the fact that getting high has never been less popular.
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I suppose a lot of people think it's really all about getting high.
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Without it, "I'd still be getting high," Rice, 58, told me, laughing nervously.
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The youngest brother almost immediately offered cocaine, so we started getting high together.
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Different projects generally need different solutions for getting high-quality video and audio.
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If I was out in the streets, I was getting high or drinking.
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Linda said that John was being too rough, her voice getting high, whiny.
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For these people, life holds little meaning or joy outside of getting high.
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It wasn't just your regular general practitioners getting high off their own supply.
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Despite her lengthy recovery, she dreams about getting high about once a week.
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Of course I put him in danger because I couldn't stop getting high.
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It wasn't that metalheads wouldn't be getting high—metal is a genre born of and fed by weed smoke; the first metal band, Black Sabbath, played riffs that sounded like molten resin—but that getting high didn't seem to matter.
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"Everyone was always high, and when people are in there getting high, you run around with them getting high," said Ms. Ramalho, 26, who returned home in 2016 and is now sober after spinning out of control in Delray Beach.
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Mr Mattis is getting high marks for pushing decision-making down to lower levels.
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Middle-aged squares may have decided to try getting high for the first time.
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If you're consuming on Thanksgiving we suggest getting high after dinner but before dessert.
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As Deadline reports, he makes the best of a bad situation by getting high.
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It's about getting high-end power in places you normally wouldn't be able to.
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But getting high while pregnant is still far from a medically acceptable treatment option.
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That first warm, spring day when you're getting high off the smell of grass?
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An OP-ED to chew on: How and why Silicon Valley is getting high.
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But getting high while pregnant is still far from a medically acceptable treatment option.
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Prohibition is being rolled back, and people are celebrating by getting high as hell.
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The global economic outlook may be relatively sanguine, but market valuations were getting high.
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This time around, however, Shuster is getting high-level reinforcements from the White House.
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Here's a studio with heat and hot water — even if you're still getting high.
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He was equally at peace with the two possible outcomes: getting high or death.
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SHEA: I mean … You know that people are getting high and watching the show.
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As it turns out, people have been getting high since basically the dawn of time.
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But it's a pretty low stakes thing to stream in the backdrop of getting high.
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The young man says most of his friends have been locked up for getting high.
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He had heard a story on a podcast: Microdosing, he'd learned, wasn't about getting high.
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"Usually, getting high makes my body and mind much more reactive to stimuli," Maggie explains.
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But it's a bit of a chore getting high-bit rate files to the system.
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I somehow knew that the word "party" in this context meant one thing: getting high.
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I ignored Biggie's warning about never getting high off your own supply and sparked up.
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In the end, however, most can be summarized by a single image: people getting high.
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Once he's clean, getting high is easier and better, because his tolerance has been lowered.
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"State legislators tend to think that getting high is something to be avoided," he said.
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But, advances in medicine and biotech will have us getting high in trippy new ways.
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I think people just assume that because contestants are getting high scores, that they're safe.
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For a while she was functional, working on Wall Street while getting high on weekends.
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"[I] was just stuck at home, getting high, watching TV and tweeting," Bynes told PAPER.
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Any real pothead knows being sick is no obstacle when it comes to getting high.
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If you're a kid you shouldn't be concerned about getting high or anything like that.
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They think getting high is cool, and guns and the shit that's not gonna matter.
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In the meantime, now you know that getting high is about more than just inhaling.
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Here's a novel approach to getting high-end virtual reality to the public: Make it free.
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"Getting' High, By and Strange," all about living it how the hell you wanna do it.
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Talk about the real aftermath of getting high and how the negatives are never represented online.
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Yes, there will be climate controlled automated grow systems for getting high in the dark times.
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Look, I know it's a bit early to be talking about getting high and sucking dick.
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The drug became lucrative for people addicted to opioids, offering a legal avenue to getting high.
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"Your pet isn't getting high," she said, is a conversation she has with customers every day.
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People are often hesitant to venture into other fats that make fantastic vehicles for getting high.
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Well, for one the process of getting high-quality video directly to your phone is streamlined.
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One comprises the grim specifics of getting high and getting clean, and the tricks of both.
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But by keeping users from getting high, the medication would greatly reduce the risk of overdoses.
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"I worked all my life, B, if I wasn't getting high or in prison," Smith said.
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Julz wasn't the only one getting high ... so was the tide, which nearly took her down.
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But legal weed is in such short supply that no one is getting high on it.
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About fourteen years ago, Ms. Emers was too consumed with getting high to even consider college.
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Activities include: giggling inappropriately, getting high, playing first-person single-shooter video games on the iPhone.
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Some reported coping with trauma by getting high on breaks or having sex at the office.
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The film also shows the Marines, none formally identified, during lulls, goofing off and getting high.
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There are things I miss about getting high, but mostly it was just sad and exhausting.
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That's because sleeping on your back is the best position for getting high quality sleep, says Breus.
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But, as storage fans respond, getting high-voltage transmission lines built is extremely difficult and time-consuming.
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Human beings are going to continue to search for and experiment with chemical ways of getting high.
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An Instagram themed around making marijuana beards on magazine portraits started as a joke while getting high.
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On average, how much time needs to elapse between someone getting high and getting behind the wheel?
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The reasons that medical students and residents turn to getting high to relieve stress are well-documented.
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She said almost sheepishly that there was no particularly "profound" reason that she started getting high again.
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Advocates point out that this would allow NFL players to manage their pain without necessarily getting high.
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If someone is getting high at a meeting, that can ruin negotiations and negatively impact the company.
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With weed legalized in more U.S. states than ever, it's not just people who are getting high.
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And when that trance happens and it opens up to you, it's like getting high or something.
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Their comedy was about getting high and slacking off, but it was also about subverting social order.
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Emily the Budtender: I started my day by getting high before work—the critical wake and bake.
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According to Câlin, Tauruses may enjoy getting high, but only if it's the right kind of high.
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David Bienenstock is the author of How to Smoke Pot (Properly): A Highbrow Guide to Getting High.
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I smoked a joint to honor the ancient Jamaican tradition of me getting high and eating junk.
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It continues to manage criticism about women not getting high-profile court assignments the way men do.
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Bregoli, meanwhile, was getting high and fighting with her mother — normal teenager stuff, on a supersonic scale.
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But for most Canadians, today is another workday rather than a time for getting high and partying.
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Typically, they're heavy on the fear and loathing parts of getting high, rather than the fun parts.
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Finally, there's the "prompt" dream, where the dreamer does feel the pleasure of getting high or drunk.
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It's also the perfect soundtrack for getting high, sunburnt, and a skateboard-related injury all at once.
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"When I was getting high at a young age, I'd be scared to tell people," he said.
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Because, at least for now, getting high and watching movies is one of the few remaining pleasures.
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Or you can get heroin or opioid painkillers, fighting off withdrawal and getting high in the process.
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We're all for a naughty confessional, see, as long as a player isn't getting high on our time.
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With Clinton and Trump getting high unfavorable ratings from voters, many have sought options beyond the major parties.
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Then I remembered I was conducting important research: Getting high and meditating was my job for the day.
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" The disease truly consumed Goense's life, becoming what she characterized as the "full-time job of getting high.
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There's a new way of getting high, without ever having to pop a pill, puff, or even ingest.
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And, no, you're not getting high just because you smell a bit of weed wafting down the hall.
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These trends are present, but getting high-quality data around them and correctly interpreting them can be challenging.
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For years, the real focus in my life was riding my skateboard and getting high in some fashion.
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I mean, I got it: It was cool getting high without fear of being hassled by the cops.
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In some users, cravings can be triggered by seeing people or places that remind them of getting high.
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The euphoria of pain relief or getting high is too great, and the need for more becomes insatiable.
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I feel myself getting high, already, without ever having met him, off the fantasy of this beautiful mirage.
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This vibrant blue glass pipe designed by Jamie Wolfond of Good Thing makes getting high ever more elegant.
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While other kids were getting high to be cool, they were tripping to discover new parts of themselves.
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Democrats should be getting high-fives from sanitation truck drivers — that is what should be happening in America.
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Some of the mothers said [expletive] it, if the father getting high, I'm going to get high too.
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Once he became a powerful member of the varsity team, he started getting high-fives in the hallways.
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Marijuana-impaired motorists are not menacing the nation's highways, and workers are not getting high on the job.
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Getting high off your own supply is not a big deal when you selling suits, it turns out.
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The Coast Guard's 261-ton cocaine haul probably stopped nobody from getting high The Coast Guard's 22013-ton cocaine haul probably stopped nobody from getting high The U.S. Coast Guard just brought a massive shipment of seized cocaine to Florida, but the bust probably won't ruin anyone's party plans this weekend.
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Going on a weedcation and getting high is great, because let's be honest — weed makes almost everything more enjoyable.
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She said at least one of them contained her son getting high using a "water pipe," or a bong.
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"A lot of kids don't know where their next meal is coming from, their mother's getting high," says Cole.
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And one of the many recurring conversations they had while getting high was the topic of space and aliens.
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But the same guys, the ones everyone knows are getting high, get called to the control center to drop.
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It had to recall the first batch while the re-released Karma still isn't getting high marks from reviewers.
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That's definitely getting high, but it's nothing compared to what a latte costs in much of South East Asia.
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As stoner milestones go, not getting high is almost as important as the moment you finally get it right.
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The state should use the tax system and public education to promote the least harmful ways of getting high.
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According to Gat, fire signs—that is Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius—have the most varied relationship to getting high.
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For the classy Capricorn, getting high might be more of a celebration than something they do on the reg.
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But they liked me because I used to make fake marijuana and they thought they were really getting high.
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He and his high-school friends were mainly interested in music and in getting high on weed or LSD.
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But if Baker finds freedom in getting high, in Cynthia Mort's "Nina," Simone (Zoe Saldana) has no such luck.
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As throngs walked by, the boys stood in front of the diamond-filled windows of Harry Winston, getting high.
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She spends her days getting high but also buying the drug and selling it to others for a profit.
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David Bienenstock is the author of How to Smoke Pot (Properly): A Highbrow Guide to Getting High (April 2016).
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Last July, Shane Ward overdosed on heroin and other drugs after getting high in a van with three friends.
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Who, after all, wouldn't want to solve their deep-seated psychological problems by getting high in a sunny garden?
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He was one of the first friends I got high with—because I felt safe getting high around him.
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But medical marijuana isn't about getting high, it's about getting through each day with a reprieve from devastating symptoms.
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We hope your social life is popping off, your inbox is full, and your posts are getting high engagement!
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As a teen living here, I had started drinking and smoking marijuana, and pretty soon getting high consumed me.
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Worse for Molly, the youngsters inadvertently keep her from getting high, which means she has a disastrous TV interview.
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Lemongrass is just a wink for cannabis, just as PAX's tagline, "Life Elevated," is one for getting high. Right?
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It remembers better times—closeness, conversation, "Getting high in Portland, Oregon"—and it sets the tone for the entire album.
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"When I started smoking again, I was getting high to the point where I didn't leave my bed," she says.
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Martinez had agreed to the job just hours before, while he was hanging out with a friend and getting high.
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So why are so many inhabitants of some of the Middle East's most God-fearing states getting high on Captagon?
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But I'd say one of the best things to do when getting high is to actually play some music yourself.
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Sometimes called the "ensemble effect," the entourage effect takes THC, CBD, other cannabinoids, and terpenes into account when getting high.
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There are no documented cases of an alligator getting high on methamphetamines, and the cops in Tennessee didn't cite one.
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She wrote the song about a familiar place, a group of friends and getting high, then recorded it almost immediately.
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But if that eternally unavailable person were to somehow actually become available, you would ultimately stop getting high on them.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: Never underestimate the boundless creativity that stoners apply to getting high.
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Maybe you've seen our series Bong Appetit, wherein we explore the myriad, delightful intersections between eating, drinking, and getting high.
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Seems to be exactly the same, but then, will we ever want to stop getting high and dancing to music?
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The President has clearly decided he needs to lead the show, maybe after his vice president was getting high marks.
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One can imagine herb humidors instead of wine cellars, dedicated smoking rooms instead of basement hide-outs for getting high.
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"I just sat in my dorm room all day, depressed, drinking, getting high and not going to class," he said.
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I liked getting high for all the usual reasons—it distracted and numbed me, and also because drugs are fun.
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"I'm not sure if I ever dreamed I could have raised abalone if I wasn't getting high," he tells me.
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More than anything, these misadventures were framed by my ambition to find new, innovative ways of getting high without getting caught.
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He said one experiences from seizures and another faces life behind bars after getting high and shooting up a crowded party.
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"I was in a motel room, getting high with this chick, and my wife (at the time) walked in," he said.
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And for Rue herself, Jules represents a certain degree of liberation and light that doesn't involve getting high all the time.
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In 2015, Zahava had another child, a boy who had an easy temperament but kept getting high fevers and ear infections.
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She said she hadn't the faintest idea (my mother was just about the only person not getting high in the 1970s).
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First we went to Meat Hook, our local butcher shop, to make sure we were getting high-quality, grass-fed meats.
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Aquarius people love variety and are quite eclectic, and they're usually brainstorming their next global takeover—which getting high only escalates.
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More than big brands or famous faces, 2017's best Coachella parties celebrated gay pride and the joys of getting high.
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I passed every single physical and mental test, and I was getting high praise from the surgeon for managing so well.
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"We have this image of kids who are getting high, having fun, and they don't care who it hurts," he said.
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Ms. Rausing describes how Eva and Hans would spend days in their mansion getting high, Eva reduced to skin and bones.
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But when Uruguay's marijuana legalization law takes full effect on Wednesday, getting high will take a simple visit to the pharmacy.
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Following the accident, Mr. Williams, who had been arrested in 1994 for narcotics possession, began getting high regularly, his grandmother said.
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It seems like private investors haven't been driving hard bargains so much as they've been getting high on their own supply.
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They wanted the simple bond of caregiving back — and they wanted the patient to stop getting high and jeopardizing staff safety.
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"But if we're sitting here bored, getting high and we got guns around, it ain't nothing else to do," he added.
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And frankly, I think the Trump administration is getting high marks around the world for the careful way that it's proceeding.
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"Access to care, economic status, getting high quality treatment early and beginning and completing chemotherapy are all factors," Ms. DeSantis said.
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The reason so many people started getting high, the researchers found, is that they stopped worrying it was bad for them.
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"For the last part, the dessert, we ask them if they want to get lifted," Fung says—her shorthand for getting high.
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Read on Motherboard: I Tried Getting 'High' on Drugless Psychedelic Alternatives in the Suburbs When did you try for the second time?
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While Libras love getting high, they are fabulous and enjoy beauty rituals, so they should also look into topical cannabis beauty products.
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Still, there came no epiphany from the Angel Grown Up, who was probably busy getting high on her own gas and air.
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After getting high they do some normal stoner activities, like eat some snacks, talk about life, and play with a fidget spinner.
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What is new, they said, is that addicts are increasingly buying drugs, getting high and passing out with their children in tow.
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For students who succeed at getting high-paying jobs, having to pay down their debts does little to restrain their high income.
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More From VICE: Getting High Injecting Snake Venom Understanding the prevalence of food allergies can also help allocate funding towards studying them.
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SO WE'RE GETTING HIGH-QUALITY CONTENT, WE'RE GETTING GLOBAL REACH, WE'RE GETTING ACCESS TO NEW TECHNOLOGIES, AND WE'RE ALSO GETTING GREAT TALENT.
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The program offers counseling, intensive support, coaching on budgeting and conflict resolution, and help getting high school equivalency diplomas, housing and jobs.
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Ray (Na-kel Smith), the most talented skater and the leader of the pack, has ambitions beyond hanging out and getting high.
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But he also grew up in the Bronx and was smoking Newport Lights and getting high by the time he was 10.
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She had driven a woman to the clinic, after waiting outside her house as, apparently, the woman was getting high on meth.
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The Heat slashed to the rim at will for four quarters against the Utah Jazz, getting high-percentage shots time after time.
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Six came on dunks — one being a thunderous slam in the final 90 seconds — as the Grizzlies kept getting high-percentage shots.
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"If we're sitting here bored, getting high and we got guns around, it ain't nothing else to do," one gang member said.
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He remembers first getting high at age 9, and addiction that started with marijuana and grew to include alcohol and other drugs.
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I'd tweeted at him a bunch of times about the prospect of getting high together, but he (sensibly) ignored my smug trolling.
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Getting high just to end the night in severe pain, anxiety, nausea, and vomiting is not most people's idea of a party.
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Many global health efforts focus on malnutrition, but perhaps it's time to shift the focus to getting high-quality calories and moving more.
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"I'd been getting high since, s—, 15, 16 years old, and I was tired as f—," he told THR about going to rehab.
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And James commended the bill for talking about cannabis "in a way that is about healing instead of getting stoned or getting high."
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And that's kind of what started me on the process of getting high because I just felt like: My dad can't love me.
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But while it's true that interacting with social media can give your brain a dopamine shot, that does not mean you're getting high.
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Red-state Senate Democrats are getting high-profile committee roles next year as the party heads toward a tough 2018 campaign cycle. Sen.
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But it would be hard to keep the truth from Jacey: she remembers finding her father's needles, and she remembers him getting high.
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Add it all up, and the Hoosiers almost never take bad shots, either getting high-percentage ones near the rim or taking threes.
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I'm not sad because I think getting high is cool, but I just really feel like I'm missing out on some euphoric experience.
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He tells himself he's only going to keep getting high until Nell is back, and then it's the straight and narrow for life.
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The meth enthusiasts Angie (Julie Lake) and Leanne (Emma Myles) decided to fortify themselves for the raid by getting high one last time.
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Recess offers a product that's addressing the midafternoon dip otherwise fulfilled by a cigarette, a coffee or a cookie (or, actually getting high).
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Atlanta It might be best for all parties concerned if Al, Earn and Darius go back to just getting high on the couch.
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In 2009, Kaiser Permanente's Southern California division began an effort to reduce the number of patients who were getting high doses of opioids.
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Despite the availability of treatment options, these individuals will likely remain addicted to heroin and will be getting high on heroin every day.
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One man, for example, used shrooms for years, developing a tolerance that kept him from getting high, but it still quelled his OCD.
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He told police he wanted to visit friends who were currently incarcerated, a decision he'd reached after getting high on "flakka," a synthetic stimulant.
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He recalled being surprised when he discovered that a couple at the warehouse where he works was getting high on heroin in the bathroom.
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If getting high is more your speed, try dabbling with a psychoactive tea like Kikoko's Sensuali-Tea or smoking flower like Connect by Canndescent.
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They still didn't know why getting high would improve someone's eyesight—especially when weed usually makes people a lot worse at accomplishing anything useful.
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He spoke passionately about his absent father and getting high when he launched his My Brother's Keeper initiative at the White House in 2014.
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The thing was, I kept getting high rolls, like 16, 17, and 18, and so I easily succeeded in whatever I wanted to do.
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The film — and Moore's performance — have been getting high praise, so this'll be something to look for when it comes out on March 8th.
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His father, a white man named Michael, is in prison; his mother, Leonie, spends most of her time working or getting high or both.
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When his two teen-aged sons join him on tour in Amsterdam, they flip the bird to each other and talk about getting high.
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Her pal Willie's still singing, too, getting high and spreading the good word about a plant no one need be in jail for smoking.
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The book is also a persuasive attempt to answer a very fundamental question about human nature: Why do we love getting high so much?
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But the chances are from past experience, if I'm not going to treatment, in a matter of a few weeks I start getting high.
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Aside from the joys of actually getting high, the wave of marijuana legalization has also ushered in something almost as satisfying: dab melt videos.
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They were mastering their coursework — supposedly the only thing necessary to getting high SAT scores — yet their SAT scores were in the 40th percentile.
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When they come up again, he is having oral sex with Jonathan (David Grimm), who is multitasking by getting high before the guests arrive.
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Another stock getting high on the index was the UK-listed Imperial Brands, which announced it is to invest in cannabis-based medical research.
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" Other dating apps, such as Bumble, Hinge, and Coffee Meets Bagel, were also whitelisted; one reason given was "because they are getting high profile.
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Because the drugs relieve patients' cravings for heroin or narcotic painkillers, patients taking them can focus more on recovery and less on getting high.
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Moreover, nicotine can be a neurological trigger, leading to further drug use if the patient is accustomed to getting high and smoking cigarettes together.
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I think we were quite relatable as people back then because we were 20-somethings living in shared accommodation, getting high all the time.
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BroBible has uncovered a New Year's Eve LiveLeak video of Pizza Hut employees in Cypress, California getting high in the kitchen while on duty.
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"BRIGHT"Stand out lyrics: "She likes getting high just for the day / She's different in night, she knows what I say"Perrie or Gigi?
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" The problem is that it's extremely tricky to delineate what "getting high" actually means—which is to say whether a substance is actually "psychoactive.
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After each blast, he rounded the bases with his familiar, upright trot, getting high-fives from happy teammates when he reached the visiting dugout.
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The days of getting high and earning the Medal of Honor are long gone, unless you're playing the "Medal of Honor" video game series.
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They swap advice on getting high and offer encouragement to those who have managed to stay clean or are teetering between recovery and relapse.
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"Exactly at the time blacks caught up (getting high school degrees), the market ceased to reward that achievement," Charles said in our phone interview.
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But clearly, he doesn't give a fuck because he ended up getting high at the Vancouver show Sunday night, as did everyone around him.
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Image: Yekaterina Kadyshevskaya, The Stevens Laboratory, University of Southern CaliforniaYou ever hit the blunt and start trying to figure out how getting high even works?
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There's some evidence that Lithium and cocaine react antagonistically, so you could be working against your medication's effectiveness without even getting high for your trouble.
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No matter whose pants you see sagging, no matter who you see getting high ... that doesn't have to be our story because it's around us.
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It also follows the ups and downs that come with navigating high school — and those ups and downs also include getting high and leveling out.
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When the desire for heroin unfortunately wins out, that doesn't mean that the father cares more about getting high than he cares about his children.
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Most of us know the most common impact – "getting high," as well as a few of the others, getting hungry, feeling relaxed, or becoming tired.
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The basic, affordable route to getting high-quality sound for listening to music and watching TV or movies is to invest in a good soundbar.
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So, we partner closely with primary-care providers to ensure children are getting high-quality care that extends beyond the walls of the physician's office.
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I have at times asserted in threads that I have created an image when the person posting it is getting high fives for the creation.
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"Distant Mandate" opens with "Cottonmouth," a venomous poem about seduction that recalls both the snake that bit Eurydice and the unpleasant aftereffect of getting high.
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Citadel's Ken Griffin believes stock valuations are getting high, but there are still economic forces that can cause the bull market to continue awhile longer.
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"I started getting high and doing a lot of drugs with friends from the time I was in middle school through high school," she said.
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As usual, Guirgis spins memorably earthy dialogue that reaches for the heavens, including one of the most honest defenses for getting high I've ever heard.
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Brown and Houston would lock themselves in one wing of their mansion, getting high while nannies cared for their daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown just rooms over.
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So when Craig Robinson stopped by Desus & Mero to discuss his upcoming show Ghosted, the hosts asked him about getting high with his longtime co-star.
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I called Cote at his home in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania to discuss addiction, fighting, and getting high to come down from the stress of a game.
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The only thing better than getting high-priced items at a discount, is when they come straight from the closest of the world's most famous family.
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Mr Bruno, who has appeared before him regularly since the court opened in May, is struggling to stay away from friends who are still getting high.
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Watch More From VICE: Getting High Off Asian Food With Eddie Huang If you're frustrated by how nutritional guidelines seem to flip-flop, you're not alone.
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When it comes to getting high, Câlin says Aries will prefer psychedelics to more mellow and less challenging highs like the ones you'd get from cannabis.
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Even seasoned cannabis users can get lost in the mountains or ground an aircraft by getting high in the wrong place or at the wrong time.
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The resolution, parts of which read like a groovy guide to getting high, was passed by the Oakland City Council Tuesday night in a unanimous vote.
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Now Mo's a 16-year-old high school student -- with all the attendant insecurities -- and Zeke, at 23, mostly enjoys getting high and playing video games.
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For one, Harris didn't do what her critics say she did—she never said she was listening to Snoop and Tupac while getting high in college.
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Vivitrol, which unlike methadone and Suboxone is not a narcotic and has no street value, blocks opioid receptors in the brain, making getting high nearly impossible.
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The reason I was able to take advantage of those opportunities is that I wasn't getting high anymore, but that has nothing to do with me.
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While the receptor is present throughout the body, it's most commonly found in the central nervous system, which is why it's so critical to getting high.
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Without THC, you can enjoy the relaxing and anxiety-reducing effects of CBD, and not worry about getting high, breaking the law, or failing a drug test.
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Some have started smoking weed to ease their symptoms, telling Krishna that getting high is one of the most effective ways to put painful memories behind them.
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His predecessor, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, warned in an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday about possible risks with using CBD like unintentionally getting high.
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"There's a lot of patients out there that don't want to be getting high," Graham Sorkin, the company's director of business development, told Gizmodo over the phone.
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A Pennsylvanian man apparently trying to whip up some homemade Spice was busted getting high off embalming fluid from a stolen human brain, the Morning Call reports.
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This time, the team rounded up a few grandpas, following the success of a similar video which documented a few grandmothers getting high for the first time.
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The findings echo earlier studies that show teens just don't party like they used to—with fewer adolescents drinking, getting high, and ripping cigs than ever before.
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I used to put oregano and bird seed together and sell it to these guys, and they thought they were getting high so they kept me around.
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Clearing regulatory barriers and streamlining approval processes will unleash private capital to give all Americans the best chance of getting high-speed broadband as soon as possible.
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Back when I was still getting high, I thought that getting sober would mean giving up my life—giving up partying and dancing and friends, going out.
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The first time, I hallucinated miniature people, about the size of my thumb, dancing and playing on the furniture in the house where I was getting high.
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Her group — which shares stories about scoring drugs and getting high, and discusses struggles with relapse, recovery and family — can save lives, she said in an interview.
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The discovery of THCP, published in Scientific Reports, could explain some of the variability in getting high—why smoking different marijuana blends can give notably different feelings.
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If you've been getting high in 2016 but still haven't heard of dabs, it refers to smoking super-pure THC concentrates that have been extracted from weed.
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See, as Wayne writes to close out Gone 'Til November, his jail time taught him the value of, as we used to say, getting high on life.
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I've said this many times: I want to WANT TO stop getting high, but I don't think I've ever, since the first hit of weed, not wanted to.
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My anxiety, however, was about to get even worse, because I was going to spend the next 30 minutes sitting in a chair, getting high on my own.
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However, while there is cause for optimism that there will be less regulation and lower taxes, valuations are getting high, Destination Wealth Management CEO Michael Yoshikami pointed out.
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So don't waste your time or money on influencers, advisors, scammy book makers, and rich people who are getting high on the fumes of a new financial scam.
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Consider it proof that getting high and trash-talking the patriarchy is makes for a pretty perfect "girls' night in" — and it's as woke as it is hilarious.
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The years spent battering his system had given his body demons that would not be exorcised quickly, and thoughts of getting high continued to race through Larry's head.
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The 25-year-old's point is that it's not about getting high ... it's about finding safer ways to treat pain -- and if anyone should be sympathetic, it's Snoop.
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As a result, there are now more ways of getting high than ever before, making the UN's 1998 ambition of creating "a drug-free world" look positively delusional.
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Dabbing is cool if you like to treat getting high like a competition, but I've fallen in love with a portable vape called Summit, from the company Vapium.
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The story includes a rare scene that actually qualifies as stoner humor: just two people, getting high, killing time, giggling at jokes that make sense only to them.
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That's because the Tar Heels are so adept at getting high-percentage two-point shots—the sometimes-forgotten not-so-secret sauce of modern, analytics-driven basketball offense.
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"Someone who is not getting high on opioids and has not lost control of behaviors is going to do a better job parenting her child," Dr. Levy said.
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Amazon is also temporarily not allowing sellers to remove their inventory from Amazon warehouses because warehouse staff is so focused on getting high-demand products out the door.
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If humanity doesn't matter to you, accountability doesn't matter to you, bigotry doesn't matter — maybe when it comes to you getting high, then maybe you'll start to care.
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Young people are now getting high on an ever expanding array of lab drugs, from fake benzos and Mexican meth, to ketamine, GBL, and fentanyl-laced pain pills.
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It dabbled in experimental episodes and minimal arcs, but over the course of five seasons told a beautiful story of growing up, getting high, and finding your soulmate.
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Then we went to the Scarborough Bluffs and my boys rolled a blunt, but I didn't even feel like getting high for the whole rest of the day.
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It doesn't feel too forced—drowning sorrows implies movement just as much as getting high and tripping, and sometimes he has to get through all three in a track.
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Which is why, today, the Sanders camp is launching a new website aimed at getting high schoolers in Iowa to show up on February 1 to caucus for Bernie.
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It's the gazillion-dollared, 152-minute equivalent to setting fire to all of your childhood Star Wars toys in the backyard, and getting high off the fumes that follow.
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It was like that game kids play, Red Rover: There were the people who were ok, who hadn't gotten any effects yet, and the people who were getting high.
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The Vegetable Scenario Sure, Bill spends all of his time watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine on a levitating chair while getting high, but sometimes he still gets sad.
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" He added, "I was too comfortable: I had Nicki, I'm getting all this money, living in Beverly Hills, getting high — there was nothing else I wanted at that point.
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In the meantime, though, the human moderators at Facebook or YouTube spend their days getting high to numb themselves so they can keep scrubbing suicides from our News Feeds.
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But it perpetuated this myth of the crazy mother who cared more about getting high than she did about her child, which in almost every case is not true.
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Andrew Garfield may be a big deal in Hollywood, but he's a simple man with simple desires — like getting high with his friends at Disneyland on his 29th birthday.
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After searching their Ohio house, lo and behold, Sells found a box of Versed and Fentanyl, which Meehan had stolen from the hospital with the intention of getting high.
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We use cannabis to get high, and getting high is a spiritual term and activity (we're not raising our own bodies off the ground—something else is elevating us).
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If his choice cannot be ascribed to ignorance, it must reveal his preferences: The father must care more about getting high than he cares about his children's well-being.
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The best moments tend to be the smaller ones -- like the two getting high together and having the munchies -- that capitalize on lighter aspects of the Hart-Cranston interplay.
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He spends his days in a funk—teaching at a women's prison, getting high, bantering knowingly with friends—and falls for a woman who harbors similarly hazy writerly ambitions.
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She spends the episode trying to help Andrea go one day without drinking or getting high — and thinks she's actually done it successfully when the sun starts to set.
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One guy, I had it all set up, the cops were there, I was waiting outside his house like 40 minutes, and he was in his room getting high.
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When you don't provide proper relief to these kids, and the only thing that they're doing is drinking or smoking reefer, getting high, bad things are going to happen.
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Getting high-tech factories built for nothing gives WM a chance to achieve something that China's combustion-engine car companies never managed: develop core technology that is globally competitive.
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For more on LSD, watch the early episode of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia "Getting High on Krsytle": A lot of people have said that LSD was what helped technologists create the internet.
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I hadn't yet had an orgasm at this point, and I quickly discovered that the tactile sensations and deep concentration I got from getting high helped me to have them.
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Everyday, a would-be Steve Jobs or Temple Grandin is getting high and inventing a revolutionary way to translate what dogs are thinking into speech and promptly forgetting about it.
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That might be okay for Dell, since it's going to be selling these machines to businesses first and foremost, and getting high-end displays isn't necessarily every company's top priority.
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Teens of questionable mental faculties have been getting high for millennia, ever since Eve plucked the apple of knowledge from a branch and carved it into a bowl or whatever.
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"As the oil price is getting high and spot becoming low, it is economical for buyer to purchase spot rather than (through) term contracts," a Japan-based industry source said.
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Government-funded anti-drug commercials tried to scare kids away from recreational drug use, while warning parents about the horrible things that would happen if their kids started getting high.
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Another factor to consider is that while adding a digital antenna to your cord cutting mix is cheaper than, say, a year of Hulu, you're not getting high-quality content.
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I remember back in high school getting high-top chucks because it was a really low-level form of bondage you could wear every day because it restricted your ankle.
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If Drake really did know how to smoke, don't you think he would have some lyrics about getting high and doing literally any other activity besides staring at fucking stars?
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Among other things, this leads people to wrongly believe they are "addicted" to antidepressants even though they are neither getting high on them nor experiencing a craving for that high.
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In the future, you might be able to pop on a pair of nifty rTMS headphones and feel the effects of getting high by disabling different parts of the brain.
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Early on, automakers had difficulty getting high ratings because crash forces in this test are concentrated on the vehicle's outer edge, which wasn't well protected by frontal crash-zone structures.
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Ritchie's approach clearly isn't for everybody, and at times his work appears so enamored with itself -- elevating style over substance -- there's the risk of getting high on one's own supply.
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Not only does it boast uncharacteristically human performances from stars Kristen Stewart, Jesse Eisenberg, and Ryan Reynolds, characters are constantly getting high without making an absurd deal out of it.
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For years, people have used medical marijuana to address those conditions — but CBD is showing promise as a possible way to get the benefits of medical cannabis without getting high.
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And there are plenty of other ways workers scam their employers—from big-scale scams, like workers comp fraud, to small-scale things like getting high or drunk on the clock.
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In addition to being a speedier way to track how often and when people are taking drugs, the findings might also indicate that Americans are getting high even more than expected.
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Getting high is known as a very chill activity, but being instructed to inhale into a bag, and within a strict nine minute window, is actually not very chill at all.
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"One of the darkest places I've ever been was when I was in a motel room, getting high with this chick, and my wife (at the time) walked in," he explained.
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And while people get drunk in public places and then try to drive home, we don't yet have a culture of getting high in public and then trying to commute back.
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The "true events" that inspire the season take place over 18 months instead of 103 years, so the show no longer feels like it's been getting high on its own supply.
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Why this matters: Researchers have long sought to develop chemicals that offer the benefits of marijuana, such as pain relief and anti-nausea, without the unwanted side effects of getting high.
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Thousands of stoners in particular descend on central London's Hyde Park each year to protest through civil disobedience/celebrate their favorite herb by sparking one up and getting high as fuck.
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The actor celebrated his 29th birthday at the theme park with eight of his close pals — including his then-girlfriend Emma Stone — and admitted to getting high before visiting Mickey Mouse.
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Today, the most "decent" things you can find in Porto Santo Stefano, besides an unavoidable silence, are a bunch of trash bags and hundreds of cockroaches getting high on exhaust fumes.
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President Trump's promise to get tough on marijuana is harshing the mellow at a famous cannabis festival in Las Vegas, which is suddenly abiding by federal laws -- meaning NO GETTING HIGH.
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The sailor ends up getting kicked out of the service, but he's not too mad about it: he'd rather be getting high than fighting for a government he doesn't care about.
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If the incentives were aligned around students getting high paying jobs and successful careers after graduation, that would be a radical shift to reverse much of the cost disease in colleges.
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But for the almost one-in-five who are either low income or living in remote areas, getting high-speed Wi-Fi isn't possible, according to internet connectivity advocacy group OpenMedia.
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But here he is two years later on A$AP Rocky's "Fuckin' Problems": Another reference to getting high and looking up at the stars—while listening to the Beatles, no less.
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I was ultimately being rebellious—if being a hippy, smoking dope, and getting high is rebellious, then I was going to be an even bigger rebel by rebelling against the rebels.
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Everyone gives you a sly smile when they hear you're a medical marijuana patient, like you're spending all your evenings on the couch, getting high, the wing place on speed-dial.
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But whereas Shulgin was getting high on his own supply in his backyard lab, Nichols isn't trying to spark a psychedelic awakening and was certainly not tripping in his Purdue laboratory.
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You could be on the list for committing petty crime, living on the streets, keeping the wrong company, or getting high from the cheap drug rugby – a Filipino version of sniffing glue.
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Some of the models are promoting their own businesses and products, like glassware or edibles, while others are just straight up getting high—and attempting to look seductive while they're at it.
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So while my mama friends and the people in my baby groups were getting high off of procreation and delighting in their bundles of joy, I was, well, I was really tired.
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Most of us have a least one anecdote about getting high as hell and then doing something that makes us cringe so hard our organs convulse every time we think about it.
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There are serious travelers who understand the health benefits of this medicine, but there are also a lot of foreigners who see ayahuasca as an interesting way of getting high or drunk.
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As VR becomes more accessible with the launch of commercial products such as the Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear, could we soon be replacing narcotics with downloads and getting high on pixels?
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Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora is getting high praise from Elizabeth Warren -- who says she "admires" Cora for his decision to boycott Trump's White House over his treatment of Puerto Rico.
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He meets Alex (Edward Holcroft) early one morning after a night spent clubbing and getting high; relying on a hunch, he seeks him out after their initial chance encounter and romances him.
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Johnson said in an interview with The Hill earlier this year that he had consumed marijuana as recently as May but promised he would stop getting high if elected president in November.
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Related: The By-Women-For-Women Head Shop Burning Weed Bro Culture Down How Action Bronson Ended Up Getting High and Watching 'Ancient Aliens' Bubble-Blowing Arms Are Bursting from LA Walls
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I was disappointed to see "Center of the high school pot scene?" for ART ROOM disappear, but my "Place to get drunk before getting high?" for AIRPORT BAR fortunately made the cut.
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So it likely wasn't the case that those with access to pot just spent too much time getting high and not as much time studying, which would obviously lead to worse outcomes.
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For the longest time, in fact, I thought people getting high off whippits meant they were sucking on plastic tubs of Cool Whip by cracking the lid a little, letting gas escape.
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The comedy series will follow Lawrence as he struggles to get his life back together after presumably spending the past 30 years getting high in various bathroom stalls, according to the Reporter.
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Of course, getting high does not intend to induce people to commit violent crimes the way some of the other substances consumed on Sunny do—this is a signature of pot apologia.
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Host Krishna Andavolu's quest to find out more about the risks of getting high during gestation takes him to Dr. Ira Chasnoff, an expert on alcohol and drug use among pregnant mothers.
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So I called county clerks, and Social Security offices, and put things in the mail, and in general acted like the softheaded, interfering boob I was, getting high off my own compassion.
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But, fortunately and unsurprisingly, none of those headlines are entirely accurate: It seems Willie Nelson is still getting high and using marijuana products like edibles, capsules, tinctures, and other non-smokeable items.
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Ismail Ali, who works at MAPS and is involved with the Zendo Project, says he is seeing a new generation of festival trippers, some of whom can get into trouble while getting high.
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All of those movies about getting high were comedies, and they were all about how standard comedy situations are always made funnier by the fact that the characters were blazed the entire time.
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One of my darkest moments came with the news that a dear childhood friend of Nic's died after getting high and careening headlong into a cement wall after losing control of his motorcycle.
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Like parents of pupils at Britain's elite private schools, they are buying social standing as well as access to an alumni network that will dramatically raise their odds of getting high-paying jobs.
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Watch: meet a man who has been getting high off snake venom for 20 years Speaking of rocks, the book suggests that simply throwing some around could be enough to fuck me up.
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At first, Brent and Ashley "started getting high again," he said, but he grew more and more worried that he would be sent back to prison if he failed his probation drug tests.
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The accuser's mother, Heather Unruh, on Monday admitted that she had deleted at least one video from the phone, which she said contained her son getting high using a "water pipe," or bong.
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My experience of getting high amounts to an unpleasantly increased heart rate, imagining that all my friends secretly think I'm a cunt and berating myself via a cacophony of second-person internal monologues.
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It's genuinely varied, with artists like SZA, St Vincent, Tyler, the Creator, Perfume Genius, Kelela and Cardi B—all of whom put out bold bodies of work in 2017—getting high-profile looks.
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Their forthcoming "Keurig of weed" will take the work out of getting high in the same way Keurig made morning coffee happen: with the pop of a pod and touch of a button.
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You heard songs like "Down in a Hole" (Alice in Chains) or "Something in the Way" (Nirvana) and you pictured idle 20-somethings passing a rainy afternoon in a crappy apartment, getting high.
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Our response to this problem is to put them in prison, where they'll get little to no help and have all the time in the world to sit around scheming about getting high.
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And indeed, "As Needed for Pain" is an eye-opening document of how Mr. Peres for seven years spent his working hours and many of his company's dollars in pursuit of getting high.
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But they also pointed out that past research relied on self-reported surveys, which likely underestimate the scope of the problem since most women will be reluctant to admit getting high while pregnant.
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Okay, sure that's a given: If you're getting high at all, at the most basic level it's because the chemicals in cannabis are acting on endocannabinoid receptor cells throughout your brain and body.
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"One of the darkest places I've ever been was when I was in a motel room, getting high with this chick, and my wife (at the time) walked in," he explained in the essay.
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There are, of course, standouts: the Act 1 finale, "Forgiven," is breathtaking, and "Uninvited" — which, no joke, Mary Jane sings while getting high on fentanyl and wrestling with her own double — is remarkably effective.
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Bless Taylor's heart, but her portrayal of getting high on the kickass drug often consists mainly of squinting and looking like an agitated woodland creature (and not in the impossibly charming Squirrel Girl way).
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Sources close to the rapper tell TMZ the rap video "Wake Up" is NOT about drug use, and it's really a symbolic reference to getting high off success and finding your path after graduation.
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It looked like me being incredibly uncomfortable and restless mentally for the 214 days I was physically sober and in residential rehab, and then drinking and getting high again the day I got out.
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I didn't feel like getting high, especially because I had a long way back to where I was staying, and it was all new and exciting enough to me just the way it was.
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The show is about a 20-something, pop-culture obsessed Tim Bisley and his roommate Daisy Steiner (Jessica Stevenson) shooting the shit, getting high, and living through every pop-culture reference under the sun.
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This is also what getting high is good for, coincidentally, which is why science and cannabis have been best friends ever since Carl Sagan wrote an anonymous essay about smoking pot, and probably longer.
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If you're determined to have as clear a conscience as possible while getting high, you can become self-sufficient—by growing your own magic mushrooms, outdoor cannabis, and psychoactive cacti if you're incredibly patient.
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Some local campaigns have had success getting high voter turnout among South Asians, according to Khyati Joshi, a professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University, who is a co-chairman of the state's South Asian Caucus.
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In 2010, when the creators of Broad City started posting their YouTube series about two best friends getting high and trying to thrive in New York City, they did not get tons of views.
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In every phase of our lives, we're actively being encouraged and rewarded for striving towards perfection, whether that means getting high enough S.A.T. scores or racking up a certain number of Instagram likes or followers.
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The stereotypical pothead is a lazy underachiever whose skills include eating an entire bag of Doritos in one sitting and curating reggae playlists, but this caricature neglects the bottomless creativity stoners apply to getting high.
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If addiction is due to a failure to appreciate the bad consequences of getting high, then the best route to recovery might be for the person to experience firsthand how bad those consequences really are.
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While the selfie lens isn't quite the same as putting black paint on you face, it's tantamount to putting on a Bob Marley mask to celebrate getting high, effectively reducing Marley's impact to a stereotype.
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Or as it was presented at the time, EJ server costs were getting high with all the traffic to the site and I guess up until then Boe had been paying it out of pocket.
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They clench their glutes in time to the beats of "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" and flash big smiles at one another, getting high together on the '80s opiate of bodily betterment in legwarmers.
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Specifically, Pai's continued claims that deregulation has led to more homes getting high-speed internet appear to be contradicted by an analysis of ISP coverage data submitted to the FCC by advocacy group Free Press.
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The F.C.C. is announcing on Tuesday that it is poised to approve a broadband subsidy of $9.25 a month for those who qualify, to defray the costs of getting high-speed Internet, writes Cecilia Kang.
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If your hunger is related to physical activity (unlike, say, boozing and getting high), it's likely a got something to do with hormones, which come into play along with your brain and your digestive system.
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"Many of them have nothing to do with 'getting high'… This is about giving choice and a safe and inviting environment for adults who want to make cannabis a part of their lives," he said.
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Flatliners, a sequel to / remake of the 1990 film Flatliners, is about med school students getting high by nearly killing themselves, also possibly gaining super intelligence (I can't really tell), and then being chased by demons.
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I'd discovered weed during my freshman year, and I also discovered that I liked getting high way more than I liked studying for biology, which landed me in summer school with a bunch of upperclassmen potheads.
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Once most drug users are hell bent on getting high—be it on molly, acid, ketamine, or some other chemical—there's a decent chance they'll take the drug regardless of what a basic test kit says.
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Alig told me he was arrested on December 4, 1996 in a motel in New Jersey, where he would frequently spend the weekends with his heroin-dealer boyfriend, getting high and watching America's Funniest Home Videos.
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Today, with cannabis laws continuing to slacken around the world and the stigma and dangers once associated with getting high dissipating, pot smokers will soon have even more leeway to get creative with their fluid selections.
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For a long time, when the depression came I'd wallow in it—but the one thing I've done right, besides not drinking or getting high, is that I wind up doing something for my job instead.
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I really have to work on calling someone when I feel like getting high, because honestly, when I get that mindset, the last thing I want to do is tell on myself & prevent it from going down.
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The impediments to their getting together, however, are even more formidable than most rom-coms, and a few amusing sequences -- like the two getting high together -- never really sell the idea, despite yielding some broadly comic scenes.
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Another woman who chose to remain anonymous told TechCrunch that Scoble made a pass at her, telling her how much he wanted to make out with her after getting high at a tech conference earlier this year.
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We got Davidson -- who also suffers from Crohn's -- out in L.A. and he told our guy the NFL needs to understand there are strains of medical weed STRICTLY for therapy ... meaning it's not all about getting high.
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Hamilton digs into the history and the science behind kratom before testing it out himself, finding that as dangerous as the Thai government might make it seem, getting high on the drug is nothing short of euphoria.
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A night on the country music bar circuit confirmed that tunes like Florida Georgia Line's "Sun Daze," an homage to getting high by the pool, or Brice Lee's "Parking Lot Party," do not make the set lists.
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Andy Clarke, the head of Asda, a supermarket chain, believes that productivity could be boosted as much by getting high-speed broadband as by building HS2, the £50 billion new railway being built between London and the Midlands.
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A wistful introduction, backed by elaborate pizzicato strings, leads to an upbeat mesh of flamenco-tinged guitars and pulsating synthesizers as Michael sings, in plush multitracked harmonies, about pressures toward getting high: parental example, cultural cues, personal problems.
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"This is a very, very challenging cycle for us, and so I don't allow myself the luxury of getting high or getting low based on what the polls are today," McConnell said in an interview with The Hill.
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"What they're not comfortable with is prices getting high enough that it made sense for those marginal shale producers to come back online, which is really what drove prices down in the first place in 2015," Anderson said.
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I'm riding down Lake Shore Drive / getting high, out of my mind Boy ya blind / so put your feelings to the side / while we ride down Lake Shore Drive Then Jacqui heard a sudden, sharp sound: glass breaking.
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Here he is on 2011's "Crew Love": Drake's idea of getting high apparently invokes a 1970s hippie stoner notion of looking up at a planetarium during a Laser Floyd show like an episode of Freaks and Geeks.
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It's a bad look to add in puffing hours out from fight time, which is not at all the same as getting high and watching The Seven Five at the end of another monotonous day in training camp.
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Don&apost stress too much about MCAT scores — but you do want to hit the threshold Stanford setsIt&aposs an oft-told narrative that getting high marks on the MCATs may help propel an applicant into Stanford Medicine.
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I've never been busted for getting high in the bathroom of an Arkansas diner, but his account is so direct and so vivid (not to mention surprisingly lucid, considering the circumstances) that I now feel like I have.
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Sure, she has achieved a level of indie and commercial acclaim that most people can only dream of (one that involves getting high with nuns), so it is not entirely accurate to say that people are sleeping on her.
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Photo: GettyAs both recreational and medicinal marijuana use becomes more accepted in American society—a trend that's definitely for the better—it's also making something that isn't so great more common: Very young kids getting high, usually by accident.
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The team fly DJI Inspire 1 Pro drones off the cliffs of the Great Australian Bight with the permission of the Aboriginal Lands Trust, allowing them to minimise disturbance to the animals while getting high resolution images and measurements.
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When I learned that much of the public vaping I saw in the trash streets of Williamsburg had nothing to do with the quicker absorption of THC into the bloodstream, I thought, So, wait—you're not even getting high?
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He and his partner, who was also on trial, "were only interested in advancing their careers by getting high arrest statistics and getting promoted," an assistant district attorney, Yvonne Francis, told the jury at the trial's outset last week.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Less than two months in office, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte is getting high marks from the business community for policies that could engineer an economic surge and companies say they are making new investments as a result.
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So the social benefit from getting high-income individuals to work a bit harder is the tax revenue generated by that extra effort — and conversely the cost of their working less is the reduction in the taxes they pay.
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We didn't get there until super late, by which time everyone had already been getting high in preparation of going out, so they plied us with drugs as soon as we arrived because they were so keen to leave.
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But with alcohol, a case could be made that the cheap gin craze that hits London and England in the 18th century marks a pretty clear instance where drinking gin is not about consuming preserved calories, but about getting high.
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" This idea spawned another: "Why not orchestrate a social movement around natural highs, around people getting high on their own brain chemistry—because it seems obvious to me that people want to change their consciousness—without the deleterious effects of drugs?
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He was six-foot-one, two hundred pounds, and full of words like "stupidity-ness," while I was a straight-A student who had only started getting B's due to lackluster attendance and a penchant for getting high before school.
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Featuring a hilarious cameo from How I Met Your Mother star Neil Patrick Harris, this movie is about two potheads, Harold and Kumar, who go on quite the adventure just to get to a White Castle after getting high one night.
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He was six-foot-one, two hundred pounds, and full of words like "stupidity-ness,"while I was a straight-A student who had only started getting B's due to lackluster attendance and a penchant for getting high before school.
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So when people face hurdles to getting high because the drug they've misused now can't be so easily accessed or misused, they're more able — and therefore more likely — to seek out another source of a high than a source of treatment.
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Cannabis is a natural aphrodisiac, so there's good reason why cannabis-infused sex products like Foria's weed lube, hmbldt's "arouse" vape pen, or 1906's "High Love" edible chocolates are so popular for getting high and getting down in bed.
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It wasn't enough to write an album "just about having a dance and getting high, which would have been an easier record to make" but one that would really "push things sonically and put across a lyrical message" says Tim.
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As marijuana goes mainstream, David Bienenstock—former High Times editor, VICE columnist, Bong Appetit producer and go-to pot expert for Big Media—has penned How to Smoke Pot (Properly): A Highbrow Guide to Getting High, which hits shelves Tuesday.
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They see themselves when Rue convinces a new friend that getting high first thing in the morning is a good idea; when she threatens her mother with a piece of broken glass; when she aspirates her own vomit after overdosing.
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The largely obscure issue of access to electromagnetic spectrum is finally is getting high-level attention, says the head of a trade group representing the satellite industry that supports everything from 5G wireless and broadband communications to navigation and video services.
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The biker offered him a job dragging brush for seventy dollars a day; he also told Czifra that he didn't know shit about life, and that he was never going to have a life if he didn't stop getting high.
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Though many state legislatures are still pretty square, makers in weed-friendly states are reinventing the lowly bowl, and Seattle ceramics artist Katie Marks has invented the ultimate means of getting high in the form of smokable unicorn, kitten, and geode pipes.
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The Chinese activities began to emerge in 2010, when the American spy agency had been getting high quality information about the Chinese government from sources deep inside the bureaucracy, including Chinese upset by the Beijing government's corruption, four former officials told the Times.
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In case of relapse, either of these features would help — the maintained tolerance will allow someone to take a higher dose of heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids without overdosing, and the blocking effect can stop someone from getting high or overdosing at all.
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These cheeses are typically snow white on the outside, a pale yellow and creamy on the inside, with flavors ranging from mushroomy and earthy to sweet and buttery (in cheesemonger college, we called buttery flavors "lactic"—that is, when I wasn't GETTING HIGH).
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If you're the kind of person that spends long days getting high on your couch and going through Netflix's Saturday Night Live Best Of The 90s series, you'll probably remember that stand-up and metal enthusiast Jim Breuer has a pretty great voice.
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For just as author Michael Pollan once described black market cannabis growers as "the best gardeners of my generation," the most innovative movement in art glass today comes from those creating high-end artifacts that happen to double as tools for getting high.
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While Apple's computers have recently fallen from grace (the recent MacBook Pros have plummeted in reviewers' rankings) for doing just that, Windows machines are getting high praise again, and a lot of that has to do with the polish of Windows 10.
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It could be that teens are deciding that smoking weed is uncool because they're seeing their parents do it, or it could be that states with recreational marijuana laws often employ public health campaigns designed to discourage young people from getting high.
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Just take it from Senator Ron Wyden who said this last year,when arguing in favor of more relaxed hemp growing regulations: "You'd have as much luck getting high by smoking cotton from a T-shirt as you would by smoking hemp."
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The lace-up black market is no secret in Putian, and it's where you can find Chan, a vendor with a knack for getting high-quality pairs off the streets and into the hands of hypebeasts on the other side of the globe.
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But while some high profile nightspots have been forced to shut for failing to do enough to stop their guests from buying and taking drugs, there are still tens of thousands of people each week getting high and dancing in Britain's clubs.
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Last May, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) issued its 2015 World Drug Report, which shows that — despite billions of dollars spent trying to eradicate illicit crops, seize drug loads, and arrest traffickers — more people than ever before are getting high.
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The two perform together on "blazed," where they sandwich the divine search for a soulmate between a lyric about getting high ("Don't think that it cannot happen, 'cause it can / Shawty, you can get blazed / Sleep if you want, and wake up in love again").
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"Air is the element of logic and communication and the mind, so for [air signs like Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius], getting high is really about being able to have a different perspective and being able to see things in a different way," explains Gat.
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I was 17 years old and it was a lot of fun; but it was also a serious business and not an easy one, because you had to collect money from people getting high or people who "forgot" to pay because they were drunk.
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The same is true for their unseen son, Sebastian, who at 5 cannot stop wetting the bed; Aisha's N.Y.U.-student sister, Adriana (Tanyamaria); and their neighbor Jean-Baptiste (Roland Lane), an aspiring rapper who spends his days on the stoop of their building, getting high.
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" At this moment when dark clouds loom over Silicon Valley, Mr. Lanier is able to talk about the Lords of the Cloud with affection yet candor, as he worries that these tech gods creating new worlds may be getting "high on their own supply.
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Central to Park's ouster was the revelation that she had worked closely with Choi Soon-sil, who was convicted of conspiring with university officials and professors to help her daughter, Chung Yoo-ra, a student getting high marks despite rarely attending lectures or completing assignments.
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As long as that's the case, it will likely continue to be difficult for researchers to secure the funding needed to study the health effects of cannabis, despite the potential risks (and rewards) of getting high to feel better—or simply to get some sleep.
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Weed is for comp lit professors who make you call them "Cheryl" and dudes who look like Ed Sheeran; CBD is for your aunt who tweaked her wrist on a yoga retreat in Bali but is absolutely terrified of getting high... or for anyone, really.
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As we drove around reminiscing and listening to tracks by Oxblood that set a perfect backdrop for the pensive moment, I was compelled to message a few old friends from that era who are still "out there" in Baltimore, getting high and carrying on.
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Unsurprisingly, a plethora of fintech startups are already getting high on PSD2 fumes by building out a range of products ahead of time, from Personal Finance Manager apps (PFMs), credit and loans, to card-linked offers and cash-back, ready for when PSD2 legislation finally kicks in.
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Drug-addicted water bugs may not be on the top of your regular list of things to worry about, and it doesn't mean you'll be getting high off your tap water any time soon, but the kind of change these scientists saw could be a bigger concern.
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People who want to treat pain, or anxiety, or want to treat their child without getting high, prefer strains that are high in CBD (the other cannabinoid in marijuana that has anti-inflammatory and pain relief benefits, but doesn't make you stoned) and low in THC.
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The favor actually turns out to be turning Finn into a human foot, but you don't see that bit, instead, the video cuts to Nacho Picasso getting high, sniffing flowers, and generally having a chill time in a reality where real life and cartoons can coexist.
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If Louisiana succeeds, it could light the way for other conservative states that want marijuana's therapeutic benefits — especially as a relatively non-addictive alternative to the opioids that have wreaked such havoc in communities across the country — but don't want adults getting high just for fun.
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Most central, anchoring this portrait of fractured identity, are the tall, commanding Talli Jackson and Cain Coleman Jr. "Drugs, partying, getting high; running the streets, spending every dime," the cast chants at one point, having changed from rehearsal clothes into flashier get-ups by Liz Prince.
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One vocational instructor at North Texas, all too aware of the program's shortcomings, has tried to focus on the barest basics of being a wage-earning employee: Show up on time, do not cuss out the boss and refrain from drinking or getting high during work hours.
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Many of the novel's characters are fighting battles against their own minds, using food or certain drugs — cocaine, marijuana, pills, meth — as medicine, getting high to calm the suffering in their brains, the abstract anxieties that they've named the Thought, or the glitch, or the Nervousness.
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It was just a matter of time before a new generation caught up with the renegades of my generation, many of whom started getting high on gardening by tucking their herb among innocuous houseplants, hiding it in sunny corners of backyards or growing it under basement lights.
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The move to the West Coast brings a breakup with her boyfriend Nate (Lakeith Stanfield), and a heartbroken Jenny and her two BFFs (DeWanda Wise, Brittany Snow) decide to commiserate by spending the day (and night) playing hooky, getting high, and generally not acting their age.
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" Regarding the miracle, 300-percent-money-back-guarantee, vitamin-enforced orange juice, Flamand had this to say: "If those remedies were indeed good at clearing THC out of the urine and the blood, they would also be very good at preventing you from getting high when you smoke.
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" It's an episode reminiscent of the series's early days, with its uncomplicated A-story, and its subplot about bartenders Mac (McElhenney), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), and Dee (Kaitlin Olson) getting high on gasoline fumes while trying to kill a rat in the bar, a task they'd ordinarily call "Charlie-work.
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But a couple of more unsettling conclusions leap out: The study indicates that two-thirds of weed is consumed by people who smoke every day, and that 22 percent of all weed is consumed by poor people who are blowing upward of a quarter of their incomes getting high.
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Malcolm X wrote in his 1964 autobiography of getting high off nutmeg while in prison in Massachusetts in the 1940s — "a penny matchbox full of nutmeg had the kick of three or four reefers" — and the spice was reportedly banned from New Jersey state prison kitchens at one point.
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Heidi Rehm, medical director of the Clinical Research Sequencing lab at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who was not involved with the study, said assessing the quality of exome tests on the market is important to ensure that patients are getting high-quality tests.
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At 23, when he was first arrested on charges of driving under the influence, and at 24, when he went to jail for reckless driving, and at 25, 26 and 27, when he was getting high in the morning and drunk at night, I never brought it up.
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It's a triumph of a film in the silliest sense of the word, and while Buffett's lines are scant and his screen time only slightly more significant, it gave us an excuse to talk to the legend about life, music, and getting high with your buddies before seeing The Beach Bum.
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Seasonal effect: RainEmotional effect: Didn't bring an umbrella, so now everybody's upset "Feel No Ways"Stand-out lyric: "I tried with you / There's more to life than sleeping in and getting high with you / I had to let us go to show myself what I could do"Is it about Rihanna?
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Perhaps worst of all, it makes light of the severity of a predatory attack, while exaggerating the harm associated with getting high in any way: If you fear getting the same or a similar penalty for rape or assault as you do for taking drugs, it's easy to lose perspective.
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According to CBS News, there's new research on the horizon that suggests marijuana use might not be as safe as originally thought—the data suggests that smoking pot may put people at a higher risk for stroke and heart disease, adding to a number of conflicting studies about the safety of getting high.
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The NFL is and always will be prone to getting high on its own supply, which is why the same people are allowed to be wrong in the same ways at this time every year, and why the league could so readily be upended by people a little less prone to that.
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Now that we know that Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner passed much of their downtime on the Game of Thrones set getting high, watching videos, and sitting in the bathtub rubbing makeup brushes on their faces, we have one very important question: What does Arya Stark eat when she has the munchies?
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By the end of my employment, I had lowered the bar to a level I can only describe as "Creed": I was coming in late, getting high on lunch breaks, and using my company computer to flip between message boards about sociopathy and borderline personality disorder in an effort to diagnose myself.
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In a college dorm full of Pakistanis lazily singing along to Qawwali, I experience two firsts: one, I see a group of my people getting high for the first time, and two, I learn what a kati roll is, when my friend orders a round of the wraps from Eastern Flame, a popular, new delivery spot off campus.
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Tracey Helton, a recovering addict and the author of The Big Fix, told me while she was open to new solutions, an abstinence-based method like the vaccine, which would prevent the user from getting high at all, seemed like it would tempt disaster by encouraging addicts to try other substances that would produce a high.
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" With his knack for getting high-level, on-the-record access — he recently shared a Pulitzer Prize for his New Yorker reporting on Harvey Weinstein's abuses — Farrow managed to interview every living secretary of state, up to and including Rex Tillerson, in his waning days presiding over a department "increasingly unmanned and cut down to size.
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After getting high off 92 cucumber vapes at Combsfest, I found myself in La Quinta for *take a deep breathe here* Poppy nightclub x Kylie Cosmetics x Kourt x Kylie x BMW i x Beats 1's party for the launch of "Pizza Boys Radio" with performances by Cactus Jack and Sheck Wes, and DJ sets by Diplo and Pedro Cavaliere.
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" The image of Adam getting high in the Garden of Eden may seem outlandish, but opium had made a kind of Adam out of De Quincey: in "the bosom of darkness, out of the fantastic imagery of the brain," he wandered through ancient cities "beyond the splendour of Babylon and Hekatómpylos," crammed with "temples, beyond the art of Phidias and Praxiteles.
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Most of my favourite bands and artists deal in high-stakes stuff—life, love, and what-have-you—but as a true scumbag slacker at heart, sometimes all that can sate me is a song about the time-honoured tradition of ordering in a curry and getting high as all shit, which I heartily consume with abandon in my heart and ketchup down my shirt.
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As a display for your own photos, the Meural Canvas II is hard to beat: It's a lot more flexible and cost effective than getting high-quality prints made, as you can rotate them out as often as you feel like, and the display's color rendering and matte finish, while obviously not as good as a professional photo print, is nonetheless very pleasing to the eye.
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But even though Atlanta has plenty of surreal moments to choose from — people riding in an invisible car; the show reimagining Justin Bieber as a black man; an episode whose plot unfolds via a roundtable discussion on a talk show — the one we keep returning to happens in "Value," when Earn's erstwhile girlfriend tries to outsmart an impending drug test after (uncharacteristically) getting high.
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Ultimately, "BRIGHT" is a song that allows Zayn to tell us he smokes pot and drinks ("I found my life in between shots and getting high"), and while the beat is great and ideal for singing/dancing/yelling "I love this song!" the lyrics fail to go down a road I'd actually like to explore by focusing more on "she" (ugh) and less on how Zayn actually found his life.
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SAMHSA's principal deputy administrator, Kana Enomoto, said the dip in numbers is in part due to public-health efforts, like reminding Americans at a young age that smoking is the largest cause of preventable death in the US. The study, which questioned about 67,000 Americans, could also suggest that teenagers are just a lot healthier than older generations—or maybe they're just getting high off of Instagram likes.
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Yet here, as trios of young women passionately sing along to the line "there's more to life than sleeping in and getting high with you", pumping their arms like they're singing along to a heart-rendering karaoke classic, I can't help thinking about how, often, the perspective of Drake's songs can be genderless – which is why I can hear screams of "Feel No Ways" in my ears in varying shifts and tones.
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The values we prioritized when coming up with this list were:Simplicity — not everyone wants to invest lots of time and energy into maximizing their credit cards, so we focused on cards that make things as straightforward as possibleAffordability — while there's a case to be made for paying a high annual fee when you're getting high value in return, most credit card users aren't looking for a card that costs $450 or moreValue — whether we're talking about a credit card with or without an annual fee, it's important that the benefits and features are worth itFrequently asked questionsWhy should I get a credit card?
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Former White House ethics chief Walter ShaubWalter Michael ShaubEx-ethics chief rips Trump July 4 event as 'taxpayer-funded campaign ad' Here are the top paid White House staffers The Hill's Morning Report - Trump touts handshake with Kim, tariff freeze with Xi MORE on Thursday said there was "quite the parallel" between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's children getting high-level security clearances and the dozens of parents caught in a national college admissions cheating scandal.
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A depressed woman in Infinite Jest puts it this way, referring to weed in embarrassing 90s slang: "I'm getting more and more miserable and fed up with myself for smoking so much... I start getting high and thinking about nothing except how I have to quit smoking all this Bob so I can get back to work and start saying I'm here when people call, so I can start living some kind of damn life instead of just sitting around in pajamas pretending I'm sick like a third-grader and smoking and watching TP again..." She is caught in a cycle of quitting and smoking and quitting and smoking, and I don't want to be.
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