Attorney Lawrence Hashish said Meggie, who was working as a temp at Rehabilitation Center, was filling in for one day on the night shift during the aftermath of Irma, Hashish said.
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Several hashish farmers are supporters of Hezbollah, says Abu Salim.
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"We had our mescaline; we had our hashish," McFadden explained.
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Yes, despite continuing conflict over hashish vendors on Pusher Street.
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"No one could have anticipated the tragedy to come," Hashish said.
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Have you ever trained under the influence of marijuana or hashish?
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All manner of contraband passes through Agadez—counterfeit goods, hashish, cocaine, heroin.
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Soon European artists and intellectuals were trying hashish, including a lot of women.
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The Moroccan man who first brought them there carried a gold hashish pipe.
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I've asked Hashish, the nurturer who's been showing me around, but it was … unclear.
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"Libya is not a land where people consume hashish," said Deputy Prosecutor Maurizio Agnello.
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Under Danish law, selling and buying soft drugs like marijuana and hashish is prohibited.
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At dusk, young men whistle at passersby and tell them the price of hashish.
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"He must be smoking bad hashish to say such crazy things," one jihadist added.
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Marijuana and hashish are sold out of regulated coffee shops, perfectly within the law.
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Police found firearms, ammunition, detonators, explosives, fake IDs and hashish in his central Athens apartment.
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It was during this period that real hashish houses and Turkish smoking parlors were popular.
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In May, police seized around 300 kg of hashish in a single raid in Palermo.
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"Potatoes" is code for hashish, the resin made from the cannabis plants in these parts.
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It's hashish, opium, Adderall, cocaine, anal sex, BDSM, sex work, sorcery, ordeal, and holy rage.
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But he remained tethered to his otherworldly visions, writing Les Paradis artificiels, Opium et Haschisch (The Artificial Paradise, Opium and Hashish) in 1860 — where he resumed an interest in drugs he had first investigated in Du Vin et du haschisch (On Wine and Hashish) (1851).
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Jari Aarnio, 59, was found guilty of helping import and sell almost 1800 pounds of hashish.
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One young revolutionary in Cairo I've known for years has withdrawn into hashish and abstract art.
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She was booked on third-degree felony charges of possession of hashish, according to the affidavit.
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The people of the area have too much to gain from decriminalizing hashish cultivation, some say.
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According to the Swiss Authorities online portal, it's illegal to possess or consume marijuana and hashish.
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As a high schooler in the city, I drank, I smoked hashish, I grinded on boys.
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Mr. Beasley was arrested in August on suspicion of possessing more than five grams of hashish.
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Hashish production in the country supplies other markets in the region, according to the 2016 UNODC report.
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I knew that he had been caught up in an investigation of soldiers selling hashish on base.
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Now it is possible to buy an array of addictive stimulants in Iraq as well as hashish.
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It didn't provide many clues to our new home, but it dissuaded me from ever smuggling hashish.
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There are whispers that IS has started to tax hashish operations and smuggling in and around Lebanon.
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It is a 2.2 MW station in Sahl Hashish in Hurghada, a resort city on the red sea.
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Police found 7.32 grams of suspected hashish at the residence of the 48-year-old Australian in Sanur.
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Hashish and marijuana are illegal in Denmark, but the area quickly became known for its tolerance of drugs.
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The clean living martial athlete believed that "chewing hashish" helped his muscles to be more relaxed and fluid.
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In this clip from an episode of "Parts Unknown" in Morocco he learned Moroccans make hashish-containing sweets.
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Even among the London set, Morocco evoked tedious stereotypes — "caftans, hashish, camels," Mr. Hajjaj said — that irritated him.
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MADRID – Spanish authorities say they have broken up an alleged drug ring that smuggled hashish from Morocco to Europe.
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She was a great fan of the works of Baudelaire, and enthusiastically followed his example in experimenting with hashish.
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Lee would later move on to hashish, carrying it around in little bags and nibbling on it like edibles.
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VICE: When did you first get into the drug game and how long were you smuggling marijuana and hashish?
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The material here is an illustrator's dream, as Charcot himself knew — he constantly drew his patients while high on hashish.
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While the price for one hashish joint was 93 Egyptian pounds ($2.80), he said two Strox joints cost 30 pounds.
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After dropping off the cargo, the vessel continued to Morocco, picking up 15 tons of hashish and returning to Libya.
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On the video found on his cellphone, Mr. Melhem rambled incoherently, saying he had been drinking beer and smoking hashish.
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Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, was first identified in a sample of smuggled Lebanese hashish in 1964.
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They come up through Africa, and then you've got Morocco, which cultivates hashish—that's where all the weed's gonna be.
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But he said he also sent a friend, with $10,000 of his money, to Amsterdam to get hashish and marijuana.
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Or maybe not, given that the people involved were under the influence of psychedelic mushroom tea as well as hashish.
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Trucks and donkeys hauled subsidised basics like fuel, flour and sugar to Morocco, and returned with hashish from Morocco's mountainous Rif.
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He eventually teamed up with James McCann, an Irish Republican Army operative, who arranged for large shipments of hashish through Ireland.
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On another front, Mr. Pannella sought to legalize the recreational use of hashish and marijuana, in part to undermine the Mafia.
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But officials concede that they cannot be certain what role, if any, the Islamic State might play in the hashish shipments.
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Haidar, who is also a native of the region, argues that there are few alternatives to hashish cultivation in these plains.
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For miles and miles, farmers were harvesting the willowy, thin-leafed stalks that make hashish, a mainstay of the local economy.
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She managed to go backstage afterward, offered Mr. Jones some marijuana and some hashish and went back to his hotel room.
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There's also a bit of writing about hashish—particularly in the French tradition—which was becoming known in the West by 1850.
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Critics with right-wing sympathies attacked Cubism, while leftists celebrated its stylistic radicalism as a useful social solvent like opium and hashish.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - For years, Mostafa Mahmoud struggled to pay for his expensive drug addiction, spending much of his meagre income on hashish.
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The most popular version of marijuana or cannabis in France is hashish, a concentrated resin often sold in small olive-shaped pellets.
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The country responsible for growing around three-quarters of the world's opium, as well as mountains of hashish, is diversifying into methamphetamine.
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Lawrence Hashish, an attorney for one of the nurses, said his client and her colleagues were caring for residents under natural disaster conditions.
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You can thank Gertrude Stein's partner Alice B. Toklas and her hashish fudge recipe for opening up a whole new world of edibles.
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The UNODC said it's also becoming more common for heroin smugglers to use their networks to smuggle hashish, methamphetamine, and other illicit goods.
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Advocates invoke a period before the French mandate of Lebanon began in 1923, when hashish was sometimes used as a form of currency.
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His father ran a successful coffee shop, but he treated his staff harshly, and at night he tried to relax by smoking hashish.
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When Hashish had puppies during the show's first season, David told me he didn't know what he was going to do with them.
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Dowd represented Robert Reckmeyer, a man who pleaded guilty to multiple counts of a drug conspiracy involving the distribution of marijuana and hashish.
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During that time I went to Lebanon and managed a massive smuggle of hashish—15,000 pounds brought into the port of New Jersey.
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A fourth defendant, a nurse identified as Tamika Miller, was arrested by police in Miami, said the lawyers, David Frankel and Lawrence Hashish.
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The police, in turn, picked up more than 80 bundles of hashish, weighing more than 6,000 pounds, that had fallen from the boat.
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They were attracted to the astonishing jumble of temples, alleys, courtyards, shrines, statuary, pagodas, friezes, vegetable-and-spice sellers, fishmongers, palaces and hashish shops.
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For athletes the dread of being busted for smoking a joint remains, with cannabinoids such as cannabis, hashish and marijuana prohibited from in-competition use.
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Morocco is the world's largest producer of hashish, which is usually smuggled into Europe through Spain, according the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Martineau once wrote of her travels in the desert that ale provided "the greatest possible refreshment, except the chibouque"—a pipe used to smoke hashish.
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The paper identified him as an activist who had camped outside parliament for several weeks in a demonstration for the legalization of hashish and marijuana.
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In 1995, dressed in a canary-yellow Santa Claus suit, he handed out free hashish on Piazza Navona in Rome to protest Italy's drug laws.
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In 2007, Spain began installing cameras up and down its southern coastline, but at least at first, the hashish traffic continued in the usual way.
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Considering that hashish sells for €153,000, about $11,200, per kilogram once it reaches Europe's streets, the Adam's cargo alone was worth at least €150 million.
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Other visitors have slowed their worlds with hashish, lying on their backs in the water, away from the crowds, fascinated with the clear sky above.
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The new Jonathan Adler x Higher Standards cannabis-inspired decor collab lets Scorpios express their stoner selves with a sophisticated valet tray or hashish box.
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A third service member, this one in the Air Force, used hashish, violated a no-contact order and engaged in sexual activity while on post.
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The writer and filmmaker was convicted in 1982 under the kingpin statue of conspiracy to import marijuana and hashish and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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He led them to a 55-year-old Briton, who was found in possession of at least 10.09 grams of hashish, as well as a bong.
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According to locals, a great deal of hashish is (or at least was) smuggled across the Straits in powerboats weaving their way between the cargo ships.
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Just as John Cheever's epiphanies and apologias were stamped by drink and Paul Bowles's hallucinatory quietude by hashish, so "Atlanta" 's vibe is molded by weed.
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The Globe and Mail, a Toronto newspaper, has reported that he sold hashish for several years during the 1980s, but Mr. Ford has denied that report.
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"It would have opened the way for personal importation through our airports of hashish and other products that are unsafe, unregulated and even deadly," he said.
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"I have found a legal method to extract the DNA from Hunter's personal marijuana and hashish that I saved for 12-15 years," wrote Anita on Facebook.
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After finding hashish, marijuana, MDA, and cocaine at the Tate-Polanski residence, police locked onto the theory that the Tate murders were a drug deal gone awry.
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Under the new route, the hashish passed from Libya through Egypt, before eventually reaching the Balkans, where European gangs distributed it across the Continent, according to investigators.
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Most of Morocco's hashish production takes place in the poor and politically volatile Rif mountains, where tens of thousands of families make their living from growing marijuana.
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There were financial problems, and personal ones as well; he dealt with alcoholism and drug abuse, and served a short prison sentence for hashish possession in 1972.
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I also have photos on the front cover and throughout Robert Connell Clark's book Hashish, as well as work published in books by Ed Rosenthal and Mel Frank.
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Fox was found with just over 10 grams (0.35 oz) of hashish when police detained him in a bar and raided his home in Sanur, Bali, in October.
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Spanning one chapter, the excerpt includes descriptions of the narrator smoking hashish and enjoying alcohol and sex, such as in a scene that details the act of cunnilingus.
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It was a period marked with troubles as he did jail time for possession of hashish, and later worked as a teacher and a waiter to pay the bills.
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Since everyone was naked and unsearchable, Randall says the police's only option was to carry off the fish tank in case the brown residue on its walls was hashish.
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For a more bohemian crowd, southern Sinai has become the destination of choice, where beach huts offer an affordable alternative to hotels, and smoking hashish is an acceptable recreation.
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Ex-soccer star Sergio Contreras -- aka Koke -- was arrested in Spain on Tuesday as part of a massive drug raid ... and cops say they recovered a TON of hashish.
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Also, for those with a taste for edibles, we find a reimagined recipe for Ms. Toklas's famed "hashish fudge," the first time "pot brownies" appeared in a popular cookbook.
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It follows Hashish the Lost Legend: The First English Translation of a Great Oriental Romance and Priestess of Morphine: The Lost Writings of Marie-Madeleine in the Time of Nazis.
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In March, police found 400 kg (880 lb) of hashish, worth an estimated 000 million euros ($3.4 million), floating just off the Sicilian coast after a drop-off went awry.
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After around 50 years of Cordilleran hashish production, this administration finally found out how to stop production, which is to have recent Police Academy recruits camp out on the plantations.
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PALERMO, Italy — The investigators for Italy's antidrug unit were used to measuring the flow of hashish from Moroccan fields to European shores one speedboat or Jet Ski at a time.
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While serving a 25-year term in the feds for a 1982 hashish and marijuana bust, Stratton used his time on the inside to write a novel titled Smack Goddess.
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On his way to one World Cup competition, he recalled, he and another teammate hid their hashish in the gums of their mouths to avoid arrest near the Swiss border.
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I couldn't write about why David's dog was named Hashish, because our nine-to-twelve-year-old readership didn't want to know that David enjoyed recreational drugs when he wasn't working.
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I told him about the graduate school friend of mine who got so stupid while smoking hashish on a camping trip that he spent a half-hour looking for his flashlight.
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Mr. Hayes, a quintessential hippie with a particular penchant for hashish, was caught with a bunch of it strapped to his body as he was trying to leave Istanbul in 1970.
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Rasputin also affected the Tsar's ability to rule: By the time Nicholas decided to abdicate the throne in 1917, Rasputin had the Tsar on a steady diet of hashish psychoactive herb henbane.
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The main cannabis product circulating on the French market is hashish or cannabis resin, a solid and very concentrated form of cannabis extract, usually sold in the form of sticks or balls.
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Its leaders source drugs from around the world (cocaine from Latin America, heroin from Afghanistan and hashish from north Africa) and make sure that alternatives are in place in case of disruption.
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"It is cheaper than hashish, but when you smoke it you choke, pass out and suffer cramps," said Mahmoud, who lost his job at a fruit shop due to his drug habit.
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Morocco The North African state is famous for its hashish and is second only to Afghanistan as a producer of the substance, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
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Per MLB guidelines, the substances listed as "drugs of abuse" include natural cannabinoids like THC, hashish and marijuana, as well as cocaine, LSD, MDMA, bath salts and opiates like heroin and morphine.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish police seized nearly 15 tonnes of hashish from a boat off the southern coast in the largest drugs haul in the Mediterranean this year, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.
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In August, Spanish and Italian police seized over three tonnes of hashish worth $2 million from a boat off the Italian coast and arrested 19 Polish members of an international drug smuggling ring.
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After seizing the Adam, investigators in Italy interrogated its crew members, who insisted that they did not know that hashish was in the 591 plastic bags investigators had found on the ship's deck.
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"Under the old system, we were put in jail and ignored," said Hajji Amir Khan, a trader in his mid-40s awaiting a court date in Khyber District on charges of smuggling hashish.
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Ben Ziane Berhili, 57, the owner of a large dessert company in Morocco, made the bulk of his income by smuggling 400 tons of hashish to Europe every year, according to Italian investigators.
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He rounded up everything from all over the world— coca leaf and tobacco from the Americas, betel nut and opium and hashish and different types of alcohol—which nobody had listed at that point.
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During the period from January 2015 to April 23 this year, police have seized 1,296 pounds of heroin, 38,539 pounds of hashish and 3,968 pounds of cocaine, according to government figures cited by Reuters.
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One of the first people it helped was Tulio Cardozo, who served a five-year sentence after a botched attempt at cooking hashish, which also left him with severe burns across half his body.
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"Microsoft has been present in the Middle East for more than two decades and is deeply invested in the region in many ways," said Sayed Hashish, regional general manager, Microsoft Gulf, in today's announcement.
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And shipments seized later were even bigger — including a load of hashish aboard the freighter Aberdeen, boarded in the summer of 2014, that was estimated to be worth €420 million — or about $472 million.
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While the group has refrained from publicly endorsing efforts to legalize hashish, its most prominent political ally, House Speaker Nabih Berri, backed the move last month, becoming the most senior figure to do so.
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Studio KO presented a rendering based on the Ismaili-era Alamut fortress in Persia, a mountaintop citadel where it's claimed that 11th-century soldiers once smoked hashish in hopes of gaining glimpses of heaven.
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The plight of the New Jersey-born Na'ama Issachar, who was found with a small amount of hashish when transiting the Moscow airport on a flight from India, has become a cause celebre here.
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Italian prosecutors say the 'Ndrangheta has a stranglehold on cocaine trade, but Cosa Nostra is a major player in the Italian hashish market, often importing the drug from northern Africa and selling it throughout Europe.
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"Berhili is undoubtedly one of the biggest single hashish smugglers in the world," said Francesco Mazzotta, the commander of the Guardia di Finanza, the Italian financial police force that has led the investigation, in Palermo.
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The police said that Mr. Moller Olsen had a criminal record for dealing hashish in Greenland, and that about $2 million worth of the drug had been found on the ship when he was arrested.
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Hashish, which can have a THC content of more than 40 percent, has existed for centuries, and high THC marijuana has been available to those willing to pay for it since the 1970s, if not earlier.
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Khalid Zerkani, an IS recruiter from Morocco, followed the hashish trail from farms deep in the country's Rif mountains to the waystations in Europe where many of the Rif's Berbers lived, and eventually settled in Belgium's Molenbeek.
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After years of war in Afghanistan, a global hub of opium and hashish production, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration had until now largely avoided criticism for questionable spending of the sort leveled widely against the U.S. military.
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Lebanon is one of the top five producers of cannabis resin, otherwise known as hashish or hash, in the world, according to a 2016 report from United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's (UNODC) World Drug Report.
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Instead of kneading the dough, it's sealed air-tight in a plastic bag for 24 hours, at which point a hashish-like brick is cut into blocks, which are then fed through a manual Imperia pasta machine.
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Mr. Gibbs's London manor, which once belonged to the painter James McNeill Whistler, was also the scene of a party for the poet Allen Ginsberg, where the hors d'oeuvres included a batch of industrial-strength hashish brownies.
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"The Queen of the Medina," as Hutton came to be known, spent her summers in Tangier until 1974, and during that time she sent many a visitor up to Cafe Baba to take tea or smoke hashish.
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Founded in 1971 by hippies who began squatting in abandoned military barracks, Christiana sprouted into a largely self-regulating community, where the police generally turned a blind eye to the sale of soft drugs like marijuana and hashish.
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So they decided to give everyone who buys weed or hashish for 15 euros a free little pouch of gingerbread cubes (called pepernoten in Dutch) containing weed on December 4th and 5th in the spirit of Saint Nick.
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Lumps of hashish and bags of marijuana disappear into black vinyl sacks, which are then rolled up and thrown onto roofs, hidden under floorboards and stuffed into ingeniously camouflaged hidey-holes — inside hollow propane tanks or behind mirrors.
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The Italian operation, which has expanded to include other European countries and the United States Drug Enforcement Administration, has led to the seizure of 20 shipments — more than 280 tons — of hashish, worth about $3.2 billion, since 2013.
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Related: Growing hashish in Lebanon Winds of change in the Caribbean In the Caribbean, sensing winds of change, countries are beginning to scale back legislation -- much of it demanded by countries like the US -- that prohibited marijuana use.
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For years, the Italian investigators had tracked small shipments of Moroccan hashish, around 100 kilograms at a time, coming to Spain in boats that crossed the Strait of Gibraltar — a narrow passage that ferries cross in under 35 minutes.
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PALERMO, Italy — One of the world's most wanted hashish smugglers has been captured in Casablanca, Morocco, the Italian police said on Thursday, the highest-profile arrest yet in a three-year anti-trafficking operation that has spanned three continents.
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In 1978, the director Alan Parker and the screenwriter Oliver Stone tackled the story of Billy Hayes's 1970 conviction for smuggling hashish from Turkey to the United States, and his subsequent imprisonment and escape from a horrific psychiatric hospital.
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Decorated with a headshot and butterflies, the grave marker was much smaller than those of the two men he is buried next to: Gijs Van Dam Jr., the son of a major distributor of hashish, and Kok's friend Cor Van Hout.
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She was an incredibly respected woman who corresponded with the Pope and all of the great leaders of her day, but from there I can't find much marijuana herstory until 1800, when Napoleon invaded Egypt and his troops discovered hashish.
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In a ruling made on Sunday, the judge wrote Zaina would reside exclusively with her grandmother because Vierra wasn't a Muslim and because evidence allegedly showing al-Haidari smoking hashish wasn't valid as it had not been witnessed by a man.
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Based on data from French customs, the researchers say that over the course of the study period, the amount of the active component in hashish - known as THC - more than doubled, from 9.3 percent per gram to 20.7 percent per gram.
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Today's panic resembles that which exploded during the Vietnam War, when the American press discovered that many U.S. forces in Southeast Asia were using hashish, marijuana and heroin, at ranks ranging from draftee privates to senior enlisted and commissioned officers.
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Though heroin use is often highlighted to show the efficacy of Portugal's model, today most users that come before panels are in fact caught with either hashish or cannabis, said Nuno Capaz, a sociologist who serves on Lisbon's dissuasion panel.
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It was immediately clear to her that he had been beaten after his arrest a week earlier — with a stash of hashish and cocaine that he said were for personal use — and that he might have died as a result.
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When the hashish experiments in Paris started in the mid-19th century, the doctor who convened them looked back and read all of Davy's work, said "This is what I'm trying to do," and convened a similar group of scientists, artists, and poets.
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Also, based on what police found in his apartment — firearms, bullets, detonators, explosives, timers, fake IDs and hashish — he was charged with possession of firearms and explosives in order to commit terrorist acts and supply terrorist groups, forgery, theft and drug possession.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Australian and a Briton residing on the resort island of Bali have been arrested on suspicion of possessing hashish, an offense that can incur jail sentences of up to 20 years, Indonesian police said in a statement on Sunday.
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According to Bravo, the Cuban Interior Ministry official, the Cubans in the last 10 years have tipped off the United States to over 500 smuggling operations, and from 2003 to 2016 seized or recovered over 40 tons of marijuana, cocaine and hashish.
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Howard Marks, an Oxford-educated drug trafficker who at his peak in the 21995s controlled a substantial fraction of the world's hashish and marijuana trade, and who became a best-selling author after his release from an American prison, died on Sunday.
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It said that a red handbag bearing the Italian flag was found, and inside it was Regeni's passport and other items such as a visa card two cell phones and a "feminine wallet" with the word love on it and a dark substance resembling hashish.
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Their collective cargo amounted to more than 27 tons of hashish valued at 215 billion euros, or about $22016 billion — roughly half of what was seized in all of continental Europe last year, according to the European Union's Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction.
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It focused on the Aswad family, which it said lost eight members in a single air strike, the Hashish family, which it said lost 18 members, the Badran family which it said lost 39 members, and the Fayad family which it said lost 16 members.
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DENPASAR, Indonesia, March 9 (Reuters) - An Indonesian court sentenced former Reuters journalist David Fox to seven months in prison on Thursday for possession of hashish, less than the one-year jail term sought by prosecutors, meaning that he can be released in a few weeks.
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Fox, who worked for Reuters for two decades until March 2011 and has since been working as an independent consultant, had admitted possession and said he used hashish to cope with stress after his work as a journalist, which included covering wars and natural disasters.
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Not just odd, but huge: When two Italian Navy warships eventually stopped the freighter, the Adam, off the Libyan coast on April 2420, 2472, agents found a terrified Syrian crew and 2591 metric tons of hashish — a stash many multiples larger than Italian officials had ever seen.
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Under the influence of hashish, "people completely unsuited for word-play will improvise an endless string of puns and wholly improbable idea relationships fit to outdo the ablest masters of this preposterous craft," wrote the French poet, essayist, and general chill-ass dude Charles Baudelaire in 20113.
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Anita Thompson, who married Hunter in 2003 two years before his suicide, said in a post on her Facebook page that she had found a legal method to extract the DNA from the author's personal marijuana and hashish stash that she had saved for 12 to 15 years.
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Moving thousands and thousands of pounds of weed and hashish by boat and plane over international waters from the mid-303s to the early-230s, Stratton quickly became known as a leader in the "Hippie Mafia" as one of the country's largest importers of top-notch hash and bud.
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They had organized a CENTAC unit, which is a group of agencies the FBI, DEA, and IRS put together as a task force focused on our family called the "Hippie Mafia"—a loose-knit organization of marijuana and hashish smugglers, as well as groups who manufactured and dealt psychedelics.
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On Sunday, Sudan TV claimed the strike was a failure and sought to portray the protesters as dissolute and immoral, broadcasting footage of Sudanese women in Western-style clothing, and an interview with a man who said he had wanted to attend the protests to consume alcohol and hashish.
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Segre's works look like objects you might find on a table in a den of hashish smokers, if they included Charles Baudelaire, Thomas De Quincey, and Jane Bowles, and were being filmed by Kenneth Anger or Hong-jin Na. I am thinking of his amazing film The Wailing (2016).
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The older brother was sentenced to life in prison in 20143 after being convicted of conspiracy to import and to possess with an intent to distribute 10,251 kilograms of marijuana, 206 kilograms of cocaine and hashish oil over a period of about 17 years, according to court documents.
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"Historians of China," he continues, "rarely mention that any respectable person in Europe or America could walk into a pharmacy in 1900 and routinely buy a range of hashish pastes, exotic psychedelics or morphine (together with a handy injection kit), and that opium products were widely on sale in Britain".
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So when the phone rang with a tip that an enormous freighter loaded with hashish was plying international waters south of Sicily — bound for Libya, hundreds of miles to the east of the usual quick drug route to Spain — Francesco Amico, a senior investigator, immediately knew something odd was going on.
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"If this was controlled by the Mafia, we would know how to deal with it, because we know the Mafia well," said Mr. Agnello, whose office is in a stately building in Palermo, a stronghold of the Sicilian Mafia, which for years controlled the hashish arriving from Morocco via Spain.
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"In Gul Tepa, it's all Taliban — they treat us well, but they make every home serve them food every 10 days or so, and they have told people not to smoke cigarettes and hashish or listen to music," said Zabihullah, a shopkeeper in the district who goes by one name.
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After the attacks of September 21992, 21995, he came to be known in Les Izards as "Ben Ben," after Osama bin Laden, whose ascetic religious doctrine was then of no interest to him—he went to prostitutes, drank alcohol, snorted cocaine, and smoked hashish, which he apparently also sold—but whose grand spectacle of murder evidently was.
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Dressed all in black, with her face hidden behind Cutler & Gross sunglasses, she would take large sheets of paper out with her in the evening and draw in situ: first in hashish-scented jazz dives and the strip joints of Soho; later at the Blitz club, where London's New Romantics took pains to outdo one another in the wild extravagance of their dress.
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This kind of high daydream art (whimsical lines, fluid shapes amalgamating one into another, female figures with flowers and different ornamental detailing on their hair and bodies, the whole mood playful and yet aesthetically beautiful) accompanied hip folk, fueled by trippy LSD, hashish and especially marijuana, as they dipped into buddhism, paganism, mysticism, tarot cards, meditation, vegetarianism, the I Ching, the Bhagavad Gita, and The Golden Bough.
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I guess so much of cannabis industry is based on oral tradition...One of the old traditional ways, they don't do it anymore in Afghanistan because of all the bullshit they have to go through, but one of the old ways of making hashish in Afghanistan was to extract it from the plant using the friction techniques, but then putting it in a clay urn, sealing it with animal skin and wax, and then burying it in the desert for like six or seven years.
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