Shoved into the shadows, substances take on an even more illicit appeal.
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Just like the tobacco giant, the Vietnamese said a higher tax on cigarettes would lead to more illicit sales.
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Technically, the dark web is a more illicit subsection of the deep web, though the terms are often confused.
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More illicit python snake products were subsequently found in Scolaro's central London home, and for sale at three shops in London.
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But if you're going to go down that route, be warned—the cops might end up mistaking them for something a little more illicit.
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Martin allegedly had much more illicit data in his possession than Snowden—an estimated 50 TB—including some of the same stolen hacking tools that the Shadow Brokers have distributed online.
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There are some who still associate it with the more illicit uses of marijuana, which remains illegal at the federal level and in many states, even though it has been decriminalized in some.
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YouTube user isthishowyougoviral edited footage of the '90s Nickelodeon show Doug to sync with the Ice Cube classic "Today was a Good Day," painting Doug in markedly more illicit circumstances than we're accustomed to.
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New Frontier Data, a data research company that specializes in cannabis, calculates that high demand and more advanced growing techniques will contribute to approximately half a million pounds more illicit cannabis this year compared with 2018.
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Today, most Afghans live in poverty, corruption is endemic, literacy and life-expectancy rates rank among the lowest in the world, approximately a third of girls become child brides, and no country exports more illicit opium.
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Adam Schiff, who warned senators during the trial that Trump's acquittal would prompt the President to reach for even more illicit power, called the Trump administration the gravest threat to the rule of law in a generation.
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"I think prohibiting access to pain medication can result in pushing people to using more illicit drugs in a more dangerous way without being paired with existing evidence-based public health strategies that are known to work," she said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Percy Street in South Philadelphia is an abnormality in the city's orderly grid, curving between South 9th Street and Reed Street, its seclusion making it a haven for littering and more illicit activities.
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I eventually found a man who does offer "happy endings" under the name Mr. M, but because of the nature of what he's offering, and the stigma around it, the interaction feels much more illicit and discreet than I anticipated.
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The border also became a gateway to survival for those who stayed, with traders regularly crossing back and forth with food, goods and cash, as well as more illicit goods such as DVDs, effectively exposing North Koreans to the wider, wealthier world.
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We have, of course, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, a now on the slightly more illicit side of things we have Metroid: Rogue Dawn, a fan-made hack of the 1986 Nintendo Entertainment System game Metroid that seemingly takes Gareth Edwards' film as its nominal inspiration.
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Flogged from car boots and stalls, or greedily downloaded from MySpace or more illicit music-sharing sites, it's hard to put a precise number on sales, but the spread and reach became obvious upon Giggs's first performance of "Talkin Da Hardest" (the first track on Best of Giggs 2) in Ayia Napa.
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Women who are raped the first time they have sex are more likely to have unplanned first pregnancies and abortions; they are more likely to experience a series of gynecological issues including pelvic inflammatory disease and endometriosis; and they are more likely to carry psychological scars that carry over into the physical, reporting more illicit drug use, trouble completing tasks, and fair or poor health.
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World Health Organization, ICD-11 for Mortality and Morbidity Statistics (ICD-11 MMS), 2018 version for preparing implementation, rev. April 2019 In 2017 globally 271 million people (5.5% of adults) were estimated to have used one or more illicit drugs.
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The Gateway Hypothesis proposes that drug use develops in stages, with early drug use consisting of drugs such as alcohol and tobacco and later dug use consisting of more illicit drug use. Nicotine itself use itself has been shown to be an early ‘gateway’ drug that increases risk for subsequent cocaine use.
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4x400 Metres Relay - W Final . IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-06-30. In the outdoor season, she came first at the Mt. SAC Relays and again finished third at the Outdoor U.S. Championships. However, she encountered the more illicit side of track and field at the championships as she was offered the banned substance modafinil.
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Gambling in Omaha, Nebraska has been significant throughout the city's history. From its founding in the 1850s through the 1930s, the city was known as a "wide-open" town, meaning that gambling of all sorts was accepted either openly or in closed quarters. By the mid-20th century, Omaha reportedly had more illicit gambling per capita than any other city in the nation.Transcript to "Nebraska's gambling history" , Nebraska ETV.
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Edna and Seymour use Bart as their gofer so they can exchange romantic messages. Bart is humiliated in front of his classmates after Seymour forces him to say "I love you, Edna Krabappel" aloud as if the message were his own. Fed up, Bart gathers the entire school in front of a janitor's closet and opens the door to reveal that Seymour and Edna are making out. Word quickly spreads throughout Springfield, with the story the students tell growing more illicit and exaggerated.
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Gambling in Omaha has been an important part of the city's history. From its founding in the 1850s through the 1930s, the city was known as a "wide-open" town where gambling of all sorts was openly accepted. By the 1950s, at the same time large-scale restructuring of the railroads, the meatpacking industry and other sectors caused widespread job losses and unemployment, Omaha reportedly had more illicit gambling than any other city in the nation.Transcript to "Nebraska's gambling history" , Nebraska ETV. Retrieved 11/20/08.
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In January 1979, outgoing Governor Ray Blanton issued pardons to over 50 state inmates, including several convicted murderers. His administration had been under investigation for selling pardons, and the FBI and state lawmakers feared more illicit pardons would be issued in his final days in office. To prevent this, McWherter and Lieutenant Governor John S. Wilder engineered a constitutional maneuver that allowed the governor-elect, Lamar Alexander, to be sworn in three days early. During the 1980s, McWherter worked with the Alexander administration on a number of issues, including foreign investment and education.
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