What a treat it would be to have a Russert-moderated debate, replete with "substance, substance, substance," unyielding to the pull of tabloid fodder.
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Style doesn't just trump substance here; it's the only substance The Young Pope has.
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Electron shuffling If a substance is "oxidized," it has lost electrons to another substance.
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With lip balm, you've got a substance, but it's not a substance that's mind-altering.
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The substance, however, remains federally prohibited and is classified as a Schedule 1 controlled substance.
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It was the Substance party, Scuba used to have these Substance parties four times a year.
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In contrast, we say a substance is "reduced" when it has gained electrons from another substance.
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There is so much, the substance -- some of the substance is just blacked out for pages.
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Some require reporting of substance-exposed newborns to child protective services, while others consider substance use during pregnancy as grounds for civil commitment, or define substance use, including marijuana, as child abuse.
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That is, take a substance, add something it reacts with and voilà, you have a new substance.
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Health Canada has been scrambling to ban the substance under the country's controlled drugs and substance legislation.
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It was actually very Republican in substance; the only difference was that the substance was less disguised than usual.
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It's not the triumph of style over substance; it's the use of style to convey, or sometimes camouflage, substance.
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Testing positive to a substance in your system is very different than being under the influence of a substance.
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Parisi has since been charged with controlled substance trafficking, manufacture/delivery of ecstasy, possession of a controlled substance, attempt to possess ecstasy, 3 counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Initiatives include increased access to substance abuse centers and mental health services, education, and increased support for veterans with substance abuse.
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He was booked for driving under the influence of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.
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The substance remains federally prohibited and is considered a Schedule 1 controlled substance, in the same category as heroin and LSD.
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The problem with every toxic substance is that you can only know your individual sensitivity by experimenting with the substance in question.
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She was charged with two misdemeanor drug charges — possession of a controlled substance and possession of controlled substance drug paraphernalia — on Jan.
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Another officer pointed out a white substance on Green's shirt, which was similar to the substance they found in the suspects' car.
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The substance still remains federally prohibited and is considered a Schedule 1 controlled substance, in the same class as heroin and LSD.
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The substance, however, remains federally prohibited and is considered a Schedule 1 controlled substance in the same class as heroin and LSD.
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These psychoactive products aren't approved drugs, but under the existing laws, which regulate drugs substance by substance, they aren't explicitly prohibited either.
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His substance of choice was peptides, a newly popular (though banned) substance among athletes that is essentially a building block for protein.
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Hasson is charged with illegally possessing firearms silencers, possessing firearms while using or addicted to a controlled substance, and possessing a controlled substance.
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The poor cat is stuck in a box with a radioactive substance and a poison; when the substance decays, the poison is released.
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But many moderate Democrats who disagreed with the substance of the Sanders agenda nonetheless agreed that candidates should do more to emphasize substance.
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Another related line of research has looked at eating disorders as if they were a substance use disorders (with food being the "substance").
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Summit on substance: A show about nothing On substance, the Helsinki summit, like the hit TV sitcom "Seinfeld," was a show about nothing.
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Whereas a placebo is an inert substance that exerts a beneficial effect, a nocebo is an inert substance that exerts an unpleasant effect.
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The 27-year-old has struggled with substance abuse and is currently serving an NFL suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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The substance seized from Barba's rental car was submitted to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Savannah Laboratory for forensic analysis, where a forensic scientist determined the substance to be fentanyl, a Schedule II controlled substance, with a total weight of 830.9 grams.
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The problem isn't that Wolf's jokes aren't funny, it's that they're totally lacking in substance, when substance is now what we expect from her.
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"In order to address substance abuse—no matter what the substance of abuse may be—it's essential to address the root causes," Monroe said.
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I think Sarah Sanders should probably maybe get into a little more substance and reporters should push her on more substance in these briefings.
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She was also found guilty of 19 counts of unlawfully prescribing a controlled substance and one count of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud.
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"Recently I learned that I tested positive for a substance called Furosemide, which is not a Performance Enhancing Substance," Cano said in a statement.
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"Recently, I learned that I tested positive for a substance called Furosemide, which is not a performance enhancing substance," Cano said in a statement.
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"If a children's toy or other article intended for use by a child is a hazardous substance or bears or contains a hazardous substance that would be accessible by a child, that article would be a banned hazardous substance," the spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Guerrero, meanwhile, has been charged with selling a controlled substance, criminal possession of a controlled substance, using drug paraphernalia, and unlawfully dealing with a child.
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"We have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, said.
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The family behaves as though Jack's status as a late person with substance abuse issues bars anyone from ever talking about those substance abuse issues.
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If you or someone you know is in need of substance abuse help, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
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The report claimed a North Korean citizen was involved in the plot, using "biochemical substances including radioactive substance and nano poisonous substance" to target Kim.
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U.N.C. offers a cadre of services that largely depend on where students are in their recovery — six months substance-free or 60 months substance-free.
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There's nothing wrong with a movie that favors style over substance, and Birds of Prey is a prime example of how sometimes substance is overrated.
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They also consider the socioeconomic implications of banning a substance, and whether those potential drawbacks are worth the gains of potentially reducing substance use and abuse.
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According to the latest data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1.9 million Americans have a substance abuse disorder that involves prescription painkillers.
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The Magicians isn't as politically subversive as Buffy, to be sure, but it boasts socially conscious substance of its own, substance that informs everything it does.
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A substance that is too alkaline will cause the hair cuticle to open, while a substance that is too acidic will cause the cuticle to contract.
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That could pose a major risk to substance-dependent people, said Bill Stauffer, substance use disorder counselor and executive director of the Pennsylvania Recovery Organizations Alliance.
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Maybe they liked some of the vague substance of Trump's campaign, but even in the media, what substance there was got lost in all the swagger.
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Josh has been battling substance abuse for years -- he missed most of the 2014 season and all of the 2015 season due to substance abuse policy violations.
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"We [the family] have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, said.
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About 21 million Americans ages 12 or older - or 8 percent - meet criteria for substance use disorder, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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But so far, the GOP shows little sign of running scared on substance, and, critically, there's little sign that they need to be running scared on substance.
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He always had to keep it real, which is why I start singing about substance in the song, because we both do it all for the substance.
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In the vacuum created by the election, the politics of antitrust reform have moved faster than substance, but the substance is far better developed than I assumed.
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Visitors report testing positive for one substance, washing their hands, and then testing positive for a completely different and unrelated substance—neither of which they've consciously handled.
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He "inserted a foam substance into the ADM system and used super glue to hold the substance in place," the US Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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Juul delivers mega doses of nicotine — a highly addictive substance that targets the brain's reward circuitry, potentially making young people more prone to substance-use disorders later.
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In the U.S., where most states take a punitive approach to mothers with a history of substance abuse, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) reports that fewer than a quarter of the nation's substance abuse treatment centers offer services tailored to pregnant or postpartum women.
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Only 21980 percent of those with alcohol- and substance-use disorders ever seek treatment, said Brad Stone, a spokesman for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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The substance is not legal as a street drug, but medically supervised substance use helps people with opioid addiction stay alive, with the goal of eventually stopping use.
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" During the Trump presidency, he argues, "Cummings can focus on substance, and the reality is, they have so much more to work with on substance than we did.
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Haughton was taken to a county jail to face multiple charges including importing a controlled substance into the state and possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
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The officer "believed" the substance "to be cocaine based on my training and experience," and said that the substance initially tested positive for cocaine during a roadside test.
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"It's going to be substance over style, and we believe on the substance points, it's a clear winner and that will overcome the president's style," the official said.
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In 2017, the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration estimated 4 percent of adolescents ages 12 to 17, or 992,000 people, had a substance use disorder.
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For example, Steube also introduced a bill to reschedule marijuana from a Schedule I controlled substance to a Schedule III controlled substance, to make it easier to research.
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The smaller indictment—which names four defendants on 38 counts—includes lesser charges of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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According to the division's statement, Richard Dean Desain has been charged with multiple counts of conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance, and the criminal sale of a controlled substance.
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Eric Liu: A master of symbols over substance In his first presidential address to Congress, Donald Trump tonight reminded us that he is a master of symbols over substance.
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He was charged in 2013 to one count of unlawful possession of a controlled substance and one count of using or being under the influence of a controlled substance.
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"A previous substance use disorder is a risk factor for future development of substance use disorder," reads a statement sent to Tonic from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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The exact circumstances of her death are unclear, although the substance can be mixed with heroin and cocaine, or used as an illicit substance substitute, the news outlet reported.
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The Canadian native completed a month-long stint in a treatment facility for substance addiction in April 2013 and had been open about his lifelong struggles with substance abuse.
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She was a former youth counselor at the Community Action Against Substance Abuse, a program that trains youth to teach their peers about substance abuse prevention, The Courant reported.
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The Canadian native completed a month-long stint in a treatment facility for substance addiction in April 2013 and had been open about his lifelong struggles with substance abuse.
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"We [the family] have heard there was some sort of substance he did not expect to be involved in the substance he was taking," Oskar, 23, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"Sugar is the alcohol of a child" Can you name another substance of abuse for which the effect of the substance is more dangerous than the calories it harbors?
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Epidiolex was approved by the FDA in June, and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) classified it as a Schedule V substance, the least restrictive schedule of a controlled substance.
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Unless an officer has "reasonable cause" to believe a person is under the influence of a chemical substance or controlled substance, a request for a urine test is unlawful.
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Sanderson was previously convicted of delivery of a controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver, delivery of a controlled substance, and theft, according to the US Marshals Service.
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It's a rectangular platform, two feet wide and four feet long, filled with a gelatinous substance known as agar, a seaweed-derived substance that's commonly used to facilitate microbial growth.
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She was previously charged with two misdemeanors — possession of a controlled substance and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia — after being allegedly found with drugs in her car in June 2016.
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Prior to the aircraft's scheduled take-off, Alani had inserted a foam substance into the ADM system and used super glue to hold the substance in place, court papers said.
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Raskin declined to comment on the substance of the testimony but hammered Republicans for focusing their criticisms on the impeachment process in lieu of the substance of the evidence that's emerged.
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To create a completely emptyable container for a substance, be it ketchup, toothpaste, shampoo or face cream, means matching that substance to a specific surface structure and a bespoke lubrication fluid.
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"We're starting to treat substance abuse like the chronic disease that it is," said Cynthia Reilly, the director of Pew Charitable Trusts' substance use prevention and treatment program, about the law.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with opioid or substance misuse, find ways to get free and confidential treatment referrals, as well as information about substance prevention, and recovery.
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Substance and bombast But though Trump's threats took the headlines, his address -- the most encompassing summation of his global vision that he has ever attempted -- contained substance as well as bombast.
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Walmart's Vudu adds Family Play feature so viewers can skip sex, violence and substance abuse Vudu viewers can turn filters on and off for sex/nudity, violence, substance abuse and language.
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" The worst times "had to do with drinking or substance—I don't want to say substance abuse, but just not getting enough rest, not being as healthy as I could be.
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Peeps proved mortal to such a substance — well, almost.
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" He added: "There's enough economic substance to continue higher.
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You create some optics, but ... do you create substance?
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But they also came from backgrounds that were full of domestic violence, substance abuse, and many from homes where their parents were involved in substance abuse...most came from backgrounds of poverty.
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Quiles and Ayala were charged with first-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, second-degree conspiracy, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and second-degree criminally using drug paraphernalia.
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The report, he noted, does not distinguish between simple endocrine action, where a substance interacts with the human endocrine system, and endocrine disruption, where a substance causes harm to the endocrine system.
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Amid the country's growing substance abuse crisis, last year the FDA cleared reSET, a mobile app that tracks substance use, cravings, and social triggers to treat dependency on alcohol, cocaine, and cannabis.
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So consider: Politics as horse race and politics as substance are both interesting stories, but at the end of the day the horse race is interesting primarily because the substance is important.
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The more of these experiences occur, the more likely a child will suffer from mental illness and substance abuse later in life, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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"We're starting to treat substance abuse like the chronic disease that it is," Cynthia Reilly, the director of Pew Charitable Trusts' substance use prevention and treatment program, said of New Jersey's law.
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Prohibiting methamphetamine by law inevitably creates a black market in which toxic adulteration of the substance is inevitable, leading to a great deal more danger than is caused by the substance itself.
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Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors are projected to have employment growth of 22.5% between 2018 and 2028, and mental health and substance abuse social workers a 17.8% growth rate.
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Langwell said that the field test of the substance is "clear" and they are sending the substance that was found in an envelope opened by an employee to a lab for further analysis.
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Kimberly Johnson, director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, said that in the early 1900s, there wasn't much known about these poppy derivatives.
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It remained legal for medical use until Congress passed the Controlled Substance Act of 249, which classified weed as a Schedule I controlled substance, a category that includes heroin and Psilocybin (aka, mushrooms).
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In 2011, the Staten Island Partnership For Community Wellness, a nonprofit health organization, started a project to specifically address youth and young adult substance abuse: the Tackling Youth Substance Abuse Project, or TYSA.
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"We know more about the substance of the conversation between Donald Trump and Michael Cohen than we do about the substance of the conversation between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin," he said. Sen.
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Robicheaux and Riley are charged with rape by use of drugs, oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance, assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and possession of a controlled substance for sale.
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Robicheaux and Riley were charged with rape by use of drugs, oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance, assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and possession of a controlled substance for sale.
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But he fails to match stylistic panache with intellectual substance.
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Their causes have always been the substance of his career.
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This has diverted attention from the substance of the idea.
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The problems range from depression and anxiety to substance abuse.
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The forensic scientist determined that no controlled substance was detected.
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She didn't specifically say what substance she's addicted to now.
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Substance, smarts — and more importantly, strength — have never been sexier.
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Over the years, Adler has publicly struggled with substance abuse.
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Could such a substance ever actually fall from the sky?
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The weird part, though, was the substance of the order.
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Groen should start preparing a second course with more substance.
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Over time they found a balance between style and substance.
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Musk responded without addressing the substance of the legal threat.
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And then there's the state's ongoing battle with substance abuse.
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In older teens and adults, substance abuse is often present.
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It'll give viewers a sugar rush, but without any substance.
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And apparently, the substance can be taken from the fossils.
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It's basically the size and substance of the banner itself.
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No one yet knows if the substance actually is sarin.
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And the substance of Trump's remarks was even more so.
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It's very hip, yes, but there's substance to it, too.
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This isn't just style without substance; it's style without style.
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That critical point can vary even for the same substance.
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They thrilled more to his symbolism than to his substance.
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The substance reportedly looked similar to the product pictured above.
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In terms of conservation, ash is the most stable substance.
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But can we expect the meeting to have any substance?
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He struggled with chronic depression, anxiety, and substance use issues.
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This results in an imbalance of a substance or chemical.
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The sticky substance coated the walls, killing mosquitoes on contact.
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Mutant Year Zero's substance is as strong as its style.
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Bruce24k03 Greedo - "Substance" *World Premiere* Rob Vicious - "Rap Niggaz" prod.
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In substance, too, politicians from the Saarland have distinctive traits.
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I think we have the substance profoundly on our side.
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Who says this show is all spectacle and no substance?
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But the changes have been in style more than substance.
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Schiff declined to comment on the substance of Reeker's testimony.
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"This is a toxic substance that kills everything," he said.
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The office of the president should be one of substance.
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"I wanted to play something with more substance," she remembers.
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Alumina is a substance that is smelted into aluminum metal.
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I also just disagree with the substance of the admin.
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It's just like, it's no true substance to your album.
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Motherboard is not printing the substance of the advice given.
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Conjecture without substance runs rampant throughout much of the documentary.
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While New Hampshire is battling a substance abuse crisis, Sen.
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But the substance and the support's going to drive it.
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Jones was suspended for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
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So is HTC just riding the hype without much substance?
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Under federal law, cannabis is a controlled substance and illegal.
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O'Connor has publicly struggled with her own substance abuse issues.
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John Skipper stepped down in December citing substance abuse problems.
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What did you think of the substance of the letter?
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He won it on style and unexpectedly also on substance.
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She succeeded in that effort, delivering a win on substance.
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We're told the split definitely did not involve substance abuse.
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"There is always some substance in mass movements," he wrote.
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Read more about the candidates' stance on substance abuse here.
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Had the partying and substance issues chilled out by then?
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But very little of substance actually transpires in this episode.
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Shi tested positive for the banned substance clenbuterol on Dec.
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Their first product detected if a food substance contained gluten.
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It lacks real substance and is engineered to be desirable.
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But again there's not much of substance in its response.
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According to an article about the banned substance by BloodyElbow.
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Little of substance has emerged from the talks so far.
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In identical twins, we often see shared substance abuse issues.
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If you'll recall, Rayanne has her own substance abuse narrative.
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The importance is in the actual substance of the work.
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I have struggled for many years with a substance addiction.
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They're more prone toward substance abuse, and anxiety and depression.
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I think there's a great deal of substance in style.
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On policy substance, Ossoff isn't a departure from Democratic orthodoxy.
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This isn't the case for everyone who uses the substance.
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But Kollwitz and Coe give Morrison's polemic substance and sting.
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Countering violent extremism is a convenient catchall construct lacking substance.
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When it came to substance, however, Biden was more muddled.
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The hearings drained what little substance remained in the process.
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A closer look at those sales showed little of substance.
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In presidential debates, style often matters far more than substance.
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It looks to address both mental illness and substance abuse.
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But for many other Colombians, the deal failed on substance.
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I mean, there's actual substance that is meaningful to Democrats.
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Clinton has not made any perceptible changes in substance recently.
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In substance, energy independence and dominance are not so different.
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They say regulation of the substance will make people safer.
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"Central Park wasn't a device, but a substance," he said.
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They have substance, and they share it with their people.
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"People were looking for more substance," said lawyer Al Rogalski.
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With Davis, it wasn't a case of style over substance.
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It's easier than assessing substance and safer than casting blame.
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As it turns out, feces is quite a complex substance.
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Substance abuse is quite prevalent in the food service industry.
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Do players always know that they are taking illegal substance?
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The waxy substance is excreted sheep sebum found in wool.
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That could affect substance use outcomes — and especially abstinence outcomes.
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His lesson was that style could become its own substance.
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At this point, the substance itself seems rewarding and pleasurable.
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But that's exactly what we do with substance use disorders.
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The difference is reflected in the substance of their legislation.
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I've got an addictive personality and a substance abuse problem.
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The compulsion for distraction through substance abuse is dangerously strong.
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She also sought professional help for substance abuse in 2010.
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There is also a link between substance addiction and suicide.
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And there are, of course, major substance abuse concerns today.
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"Cannabis is not a benign substance," Dr. Le Foll said.
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I'm glad to report that substance is making a comeback.
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The substance can be lethal and has no known antidote.
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Too frequently, racial capitalism is all show and no substance.
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It is also confusing, a substance that defies easy categorization.
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But the real issue here is about substance, not process.
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He faces one count of distribution of a controlled substance.
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For protein and substance, look to beans and other legumes.
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Is slime, that substance between liquid and solid, an antidote?
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But there is a point at which style overwhelms substance.
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We support his decision to enter a substance abuse program.
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But the substance was correct, and history ultimately vindicated them.
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The closest thing was his only answer of substance Wednesday.
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But this one is breathtaking in both style and substance.
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That's not really because of the substance of his campaign.
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There's no doubt that America has a substance use problem.
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But the substance of the claims isn't really the point.
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By playing Everything, you change its nature, its very substance.
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Despite all the oil money, nothing of substance was achieved.
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"There are 50 votes for the substance," Mr. Graham said.
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But in tone and in substance, his lament was familiar.
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" Tax Policy Center's Steve Rosenthal: "Where is the substance here?
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The whole thing didn't have much texture or substance, though.
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Bell left the band to get away from substance abuse.
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"The village is being changed in its substance," said Kubitschek.
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They're not really about substance, but more power to him.
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For Ms. Heitkamp, the issue is less style than substance.
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So don't expect talks to produce much of verifiable substance.
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All too often, however, Lilla opts for attitude over substance.
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"This is not just an office with no real substance."
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Relationships, finance, family problems, substance abuse, those sorts of things.
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Reader, it was delicious, and definitely not style over substance.
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Go for the electric toothbrush that delivers style and substance.
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We're coming out of that mindset of style over substance.
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Publications could have reported on the substance of the emails.
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Medicaid covers 1 in 3 patients with substance use disorders.
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But that doesn't mean she was light on the substance.
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In addition, Trump was masterly at diverting us from substance.
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But Mr. Trump cares little about substance, history or strategy.
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THC is the substance in marijuana that provides a high.
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Addiction and substance abuse are growing concerns in the country.
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One line of a substance Kay was not familiar with.
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Contains substance abuse, coarse language throughout and some sexual material.
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"But there's good substance in the declaration anyway," he said.
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Sneaker culture is shaped by substance as much as flash.
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Never mind the actual substance of any of those positions.
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NBC's moderators clearly failed to prompt a debate of substance.
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But the thinness of the performance undermines the show's substance.
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There is a strong connection between gambling and substance abuse.
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It's a seriously powerful handset that delivers substance and style.
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For boys, the risks can include substance abuse and suicide.
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There's plenty of style to go with the substance, too.
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He is no foppish knave, either in presentation or substance.
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But McLeod's problems with substance abuse made the relationship tumultuous.
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But if the passion was similar, the substance was not.
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She's much more interested in the actual substance of writing.
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It would offer patriotic substance instead of perilous nuclear braggadocio.
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The substance is VX nerve agent, a deadly chemical weapon.
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Matt Gaetz brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues. Rep.
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Yet he rarely engages on the substance of these stories.
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Americans do not experience substance use disorders in a vacuum.
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The whole thing is hypocritical and lacking in any substance.
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He needs to come up with a bit more substance.
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It was a sound and sensible explanation, substance over flash.
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The legalization of recreational marijuana has largely destigmatized the substance.
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Nonetheless, there is substance to the changes afoot at Novartis.
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" A top House GOP leadership aide said: "Substance is focus.
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These patches contained pilocarpine nitrate, a substance that initiates sweating.
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But, as with Greece, it is a threat without substance.
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Populism thrives when politics become about symbols rather than substance.
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But there is a duty, I think, to cover substance.
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But her new lover's substance issues didn't stop at weed.
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But the substance of it was no surprise at all.
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Shipley did not immediately disown the substance of her remarks.
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He thought the oily substance inside the bottle was perfume.
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Here's what we know about which substance is more harmful.
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An unabsorbable plastic substance embalming me from the inside out.
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They receive comparable media coverage, in both volume and substance.
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It's about the candidate, not the issues; personality, not substance.
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The sources did not give details about the mystery substance.
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The bottom line is Boogie is a guy of substance.
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That impacts the durability of the legislation and the substance.
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Basically, homeopaths find a substance from a list of many remedies, and then dilute it a great deal either in tincture, water, or some other substance and have patients ingest it to cure symptoms.
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During the investigation Mr. LeBeau failed to identify the substance and later, after being released indicated on social media that the substance was cat litter that he kept in a sock in his vehicle.
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New Hampshire has one of the highest rates of substance use by young people in the country, and ranks second-to-last among all US states in terms of access to substance abuse treatment.
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In these studies, researchers identify people who are already using a substance in question and follow them over several years, comparing their results to another cohort of people not using the substance in question.
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The disorder used to be referred to as "substance abuse" or "substance dependence," but recently diagnosticians elected to change the name and instead define a sufferer's level of abuse as mild, moderate, or severe.
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Both were charged with rape by use of drugs, oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance, assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and four counts of possession of a controlled substance for sale.
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The man's wife, who also fell ill consuming the substance, told NBC News that they had taken the substance after seeing Trump promoting a form of chloroquine as a treatment for the novel coronavirus.
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So Republicans have really ceased on criticizing the process of the impeachment inquiry and less the substance because the substance in many cases is again quite damning for the president and for his associates.
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Shannon was arrested on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia charges after she allegedly had crack cocaine and a crack pipe on her, the spokesperson said, adding that the substance was undergoing testing.
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"If you or someone you know struggles with self-harm or substance abuse, please seek help by contacting the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 1-800-662-HELP (4357)," the statement reads.
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Dr. Silvia Martins, a substance abuse expert at Columbia University, told The New York Times that "playing video games, using social media, that fulfills the necessity of sensation seeking" associated with mind-altering substance abuse.
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On June 7, the DA charged her with two misdemeanors – possession of a controlled substance and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia – as well as an infraction for not having evidence of registration for her vehicle.
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Shannon was arrested on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia charges after she allegedly had crack cocaine and a crack pipe on her, the spokesperson says, adding that the substance is undergoing testing.
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"If you or someone you know is struggling with opioid or substance misuse, find ways to get free and confidential treatment referrals, as well as information about substance use, prevention, and recovery," the menu reads.
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If we really want to treat substance use disorder as another medical problem and not just a criminal justice problem we should expect every physician to have the basic competencies around treating substance use disorders.
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Overall, LGBQ teens were 22018 percent more likely than other teens to report any substance use in their lifetimes and 27 percent more likely to report substance use in the previous month, the study found.
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"It costs $2,000 a year, on average, per person for outpatient mental health and substance abuse services," Terri White, the commissioner for the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, told The Oklahoman .
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It was outlawed by the federal government in 1968 and declared a Schedule 1 substance in 1970, when the drug schedule system was created; LSD had not been declared a Schedule 1 substance "by 1966."
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"This obsessive procedural nitpicking seems like a desperate attempt to shift attention away from the actual substance of the complaint, now largely validated by the White House itself, because the substance is indefensible," says Sanchez.
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The substance of Obama's speech, if it can be called substance, centered around the passing of blame – in this instance – onto the American people as a racist whole, and the police as a racist institution.
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Police retrieved the items in question, which included baby clothing that had a "blood-like substance," on them, baby toys, paperwork in Holloway's name and a trash bag containing rags with a blood-like substance.
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A study conducted in Washington State found that among people who had received treatment for substance abuse disorder, black clients were more likely to have been arrested on substance-related charges compared to white clients.
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That's the problem: it was a speech with very little substance.
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The underlying problem, in other words, is less substance than style.
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That is, it's a thick, viscous substance that's iridescent in color.
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Not much of substance seems to be happening at Foggy Bottom.
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Poison, a substance often used by foreign agents to kill critics.
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It depends on the "content and substance" of the policy itself.
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"Freedom" was a collision of fashion and music, style and substance.
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Ultimately, my pain shows us the true substance of my faith.
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The YouTube videos circulated on Gab ranged in substance and popularity.
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The team also paired botox with another toxin, substance P-saporin.
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VX is an internationally banned substance that can kill within minutes.
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Should he just focus on the substance let Nancy Pelosi implode?
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Multiple informed sources confirmed to Reuters the substance of the report.
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Once you have this substance, then you can grow and build.
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It is a highly toxic substance that comes with unpredictable effects.
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He is the man of substance in the age of style.
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In the case of propellers, the cavities erode the blades' substance.
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She opened about her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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Cassidy had also battled with substance abuse in the last decade.
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But there was no change in the substance of the decisions.
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But gravity-defying style doesn't mean the latter has more substance.
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Would this be another brand hawking IG fodder with zero substance?
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Also, substance abuse can cause sleep disturbances, which result in relapse.
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The conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance charge is what stuck.
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I encountered people of substance, even while just seeking casual sex.
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Creatine is a natural substance our body uses to produce energy.
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But it is style as much as substance that has rankled.
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There is a difference in mass between one substance and another.
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A roadside drug test yielded a false positive for the substance.
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Weston has previously battled substance abuse but he is now sober.
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Some women turn to substance abuse as a means to cope.
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The Northwestern team used a jelly-like substance called collagen instead.
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This is in large part because substance abuse now affects everyone.
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The girl's reflections are stuck inside a diamond, an impenetrable substance.
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It's unclear at this point what the white substance might've been.
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Ursula, as they rightly noted, is a sea witch of substance.
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But unlike past summits, it lacked a clear agenda or substance.
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But other studies point to pot as the most likely substance.
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Substance is also determined by how well one answers the questions.
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But the president's up this morning tweeting about substance and action.
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Chasnoff is no stranger to the field of prenatal substance abuse.
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However, substance use "could potentially matter to the court," she adds.
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Shapiro says he aggressively asks his doctor patients about substance use.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Brexit is rapidly becoming a symbol without substance.
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Name one other legal substance that is regulated in this manner.
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They explore substance abuse and mental illness in deeply considered ways.
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The substance of the fight will take place over dry material.
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Substance abuse for nerds—and aftercare when they make terrible mistakes.
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"That ... supplement ended up containing a substance called DHEA," he wrote.
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He is facing charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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But the substance of the current impeachment debate is quite different.
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Of course, the Browns know Gordon has struggled with substance abuse.
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That June, he entered rehab for depression, alcoholism, substance abuse problems.
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Debates are long on personal attacks and short on substance. Facts?
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Substance abuse has been on the rise since 2000, it said.
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As for the controlled substance ... cops aren't saying what they found.
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But as much as possible, the EU should focus on substance.
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But Bannerless doesn't always offer enough substance to make us care.
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And things of substance are very often predictable, boring and stable.
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Trump should not shy away from the substance of the campaign.
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It's like a stellar BLT, but with more substance to it.
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The counterfeit substance was used in implants given to 300,000 women.
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"He didn't say anything of substance," WLMC's Reverend Clay Calloway said.
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It did not give details on the substance of the talks.
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I have too much reverence for this substance to abuse it.
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I think the substance got lost because of his throwaway line.
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A substance called mucin gives mucus the tell-tale slippery quality.
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The main substance of the U.S. pledge is gone for good.
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The EFSA study focused on glyphosate as a single active substance.
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"Nicotine is an addictive substance," Gould responded, reading from her notes.
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In process, form, and substance, HB142 is a clone of HB2.
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Twenty people suffered burns in the attack from an unidentified substance.
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He said he felt a "hot solid" substance hit his shin.
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It's also because people who have substance use disorders are people.
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Yet, we've heard virtually nothing of substance from either presidential candidate.
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He also has to complete a 1 year substance abuse program.
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Programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous help many with substance use disorders.
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"I immediately thought, 'This is a woman of substance,' " she says.
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The current Substance product line will remain intact, by the way.
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Naloxone is not a controlled substance and has no abuse potential.
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But alcohol interacts with recreational drugs just like any other substance.
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We really want to add substance and depth to the show.
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On policy substance, they agreed about as often as they disagreed.
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Not so much on the substance, but rather on the process.
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The substance itself was tested and NYPD says it's non hazardous.
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The substance, Peterson says, reached temperatures in excess of 150,000 degrees.
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He replaces John Skipper, who resigned in December, citing substance addiction.
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And substance abuse has been associated with higher risk of suicide.
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" I recently interviewed Camp about the actual substance behind "All Star.
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The substance of what he had to say, though, is interesting.
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Onstage Justin joked about his OCD, his substance abuse, his neuroses.
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The optimistic view sees Mr Duterte as more bluster than substance.
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Cannabis is a Schedule I controlled substance, the most restrictive classification.
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Donald Trump's presidency has been a triumph of marketing over substance.
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This usage transforms pussy to a substance, like flour, or sheep.
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When people negotiate, they often focus too exclusively on the substance.
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" Kasowitz says Trump "never told" Comey that in "form" or "substance.
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There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex.
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What matters isn't the motivation but the substance of the complaint.
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Is this substance affecting my character in some kind of way?
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There were oiling rooms specially designed to apply the goodly substance.
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The strange thing is, Atlas never actually says anything of substance.
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And most of all, we can mourn the death of substance.
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Francis tested positive for the banned substance stanozolol, the IOC said.
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Those lawmakers also criticized the process and substance of the bill.
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Elected autocrats maintain a veneer of democracy while eviscerating its substance.
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"I'm a lot more committed to substance than form," Hensarling said.
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"[Ivanka] talks a good game, but there's no substance," Mirren said.
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More than 28500 million Americans have an active substance use disorder.
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It would be difficult to address the substance of the Obama
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He had to give you some substance to the ice cream.
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All the evidence shows that she took this substance last year.
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This may include complications resulting from disability, suicide, or substance abuse.
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You give them a little substance, they really do a lot.
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We do not comment on the substance of our diplomatic exchanges.
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Our immigration policies should be about substance, not fear and flash.
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But a helping of policy substance might be good for everybody.
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The court documents identify the noxious substance as trazodone, an antidepressant.
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Upon reflection, it is the form, not the substance, that differs.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents said the substance should be legal.
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Here, Jesse learns how he shouldn't handle the very dangerous substance.
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Western medicine largely dismissed it as a "worthless but harmless substance".
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Piperine, the substance that gives pepper its bite, increases curcumin's bioavailability.
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Trump officials were quick to minimize the substance of the conversations.
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It declined to comment on the substance of the SFO's case.
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They then spotted flakes of a white substance on the floor.
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Mental health issues and substance abuse can play a role, too.
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Related Lesson Plan | Water: Teaching About the World's Most Valuable Substance
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How it's both an absence of anything and itself a substance?
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In the past, this has included substance and alcohol abuse issues.
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Being 'real' is having substance and showing your true, authentic self.
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It (hopefully) draws you in the way an addictive substance does.
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"You don't want it to be style over substance," Craig says.
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The official diagnosis is now "substance use disorder," moderate to severe.
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The thick and sweet substance was as subtle as breakfast jam.
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Rounds with a chalklike substance, similar to paintballs, struck the gunman.
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It's similar to the dotcom boom but there's more substance now.
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And you took away what little substance I had for myself.
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In substance, it is a classic "year in the life" memoir.
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Yes, at least as a matter of policy substance and politics.
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"Well, I don't disagree in the substance," Fauci said of Trump.
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The black substance in question hardly appears at all in Crude.
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Scott Wapner: There has to be substance behind it though, right?
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Pettit is currently facing a charge of distributing a controlled substance.
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Patients also receive rewards if they test negative for substance use.
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Why is it selectively holding the memory of just one substance?
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Is it just the primordial or carnal nature of the substance?
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On the public policy substance, Donald Trump sounds like an ignoramus.
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He would seem to be a man of honor and substance.
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Skipper did not specify which substance he has been struggling with.
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Bell ordered substance abuse treatment, which the jail does not offer.
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Both have value, but style is not inherently better than substance.
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The difference between them is the difference between shadow and substance.
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A deputy threw the substance away before it could be tested.
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Why was none of this vital substance in the woman's system?
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Does he think substance abuse is acceptable within the music industry?
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The ingredient was actually methanol, a toxic substance used in antifreeze.
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"On the contrary, MDMA is a very peaceful substance," he said.
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In tandem, the legality of the substance has been changing worldwide.
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There is no substance beneath our shiny exterior of purported principles.
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The actress has a previous history of substance abuse and rehabilitation.
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But elections are not solely won on substance -- performance matters too.
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Coal ash is the powdery substance that remains after burning coal.
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But that is an objection more to style than to substance.
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OL: The biggest difference is in the substance of the investigations.
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Boredom is the subject of "Gypsy" as well as its substance.
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Saturday after receiving a call about a suspicious substance, authorities said.
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It inhibits a substance called interleukin-1β, which causes systemic inflammation.
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The question, they say, is one of substance, not of entertainment.
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Her brief order did not address the substance of the request.
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There may be no more subjective substance on Earth than Champagne.
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Yes, having mental health and substance use problems are risk factors.
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In both style and substance, Mr Saied defies easy political labels.
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Collagen gelatinizes into a jelly-like substance above 932 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Not celebrity, but substance: Will millions of Americans lose health insurance?
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In it, a character blows a powdered substance into the air.
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Analyze McCabe firing on two levels: the substance and the timing.
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As we're finding out now, there wasn't much substance behind it.
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" But researchers have long known of a cousin substance called "antimatter.
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States rely on the ACA's Medicaid expansion for substance abuse treatment.
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Cholesterol is the waxy, fat-like substance found in many foods.
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The substance of Mr. Netanyahu's allegedly shattering revelation was correspondingly strange.
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Yang's campaign is really a triumph of substance over the theatre.
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The substance was used originally to forestall the growth of bacteria.
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Barclays did not disclose the substance of the whistle-blower's letter.
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You want more substance than the splendid but spare Jane Austen.
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A substance that, like our marriage now, is built to last.
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The substance of Yang's campaign is shockingly easy to talk about.
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The department also confirmed that the dumped substance was jet fuel.
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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The substance has been linked with cancer and other health ailments.
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Long before that diagnosis, he struggled with depression and substance abuse.
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Post-traumatic stress can cause erratic driving or substance abuse problems.
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Western intelligence officials have surmised that the substance was a poison.
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But the call to focus on substance marked a big shift.
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It becomes a kind of malleable substance instead of being metal.
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Monday's travel ban was different, both in presentation and in substance.
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This development requires new thinking about the substance of that right.
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The reason: The substance of the complaint is not yet clear.
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Valenti had no history of mental-health disorders or substance abuse.
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Valenti had no history of mental-health disorders or substance abuse.
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They're hoping partisan loyalty can overcome public opinion and policy substance.
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Allergies happen when the immune system overreacts to a particular substance.
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At some point, the sensational must lead to news of substance.
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"On substance, the record of delivering has been remarkable," he said.
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The votes we were lacking were more about process than substance.
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Educational programs can help stop recreational substance abuse before it happens.
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We still expect people with substance use disorders to diagnose themselves.
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The substance that acts as a gravitational glue is dark matter.
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So focus on the substance of her campaign, not her chances.
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And now we have more people with a substance use disorder.
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But the substance of these particular references makes that calculus untenable.
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That's the A.C.A. Got new coverage for substance-use disorder treatment?
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Police say they may have been exposed to an unknown substance.
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Rather they feel like the substance of lived life, revealingly shared.
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But Hunt said there was a difference between rhetoric and substance.
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To be clear, this answer is kind of ridiculous on substance.
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Compared to the original, it is pretty much devoid of substance.
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Trump, meanwhile, hasn't yet responded to the substance of the accusations.
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Drug overdose is main cause of death among European substance abusers.
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We'll get to the substance of the bill in a moment.
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But this one is a case more of style than substance.
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But that doesn't mean there's no substance to it at all.
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It is not that Trump's first year was devoid of substance.
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But when questions did come up, candidates' answers often lacked substance.
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Then in May 2017, she was arrested and charged with manufacture of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance and criminal conspiracy, according to Radar, which also reported that she was released ten days later.
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Reviews on other off-label applications, like for migraine, fibromyalgia, mental illness, and substance dependence have "found modest to no effect on relevant clinical outcomes," according to a 22010 paper in Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment.
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My ignorance could have led to peer influence by which my peer could have presented the substance to me as something harmless and I may have indulged in the substance as a result of my ignorance.
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" The pop-up reads: "If you or someone you know is struggling with opioid or substance misuse, find ways to get free and confidential treatment referrals, as well as information about substance abuse, prevention, and recovery.
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Encouraging more substance from video producers looking to use the platform to actually drive revenue could help put some pressure on quick turnaround content designed entirely to go viral with no focus on quality or substance.
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If you or someone you know needs help with a substance abuse disorder, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) through its national helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or visit findtreatment.samhsa.gov.
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Substance use disorder recovery groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous are moving online and mental health counselors are conducting appointments over video, but those methods aren't always effective for substance-dependent people who are detoxing, he said.
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"A specially trained drug sniffing dog was alerted to the presence of a controlled dangerous substance and a preliminary test done by the police officers further tested positive for a controlled dangerous substance," the office said.
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The agency said Kustov had broken a rule regarding the use or attempted use of a banned substance but did not clarify which substance was involved or whether the case was linked to the McLaren report.
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Officer Bailey faces a host of charges including first-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, first-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, second-degree conspiracy, second-degree bribe receiving and official misconduct, officials said.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, call SAMHSA&aposs National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) to get confidential, free, 24/7 support for individuals and family members facing substance use disorders.
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The charges include unlawful possession of unregistered silencers, unlawful possession of firearm silencers unidentified by serial number, possession of firearms by an addict to and unlawful user of a controlled substance, and possession of a controlled substance.
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Bloody Elbow reporting that Tim Means' initial two-year suspension could be shortened due to the fact that he failed a test due to contaminated substance adds substance to his claims that his usage was completely accidental.
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In a national public service announcement for The Hunter Foundation and T.R.U.S.T., Williams — who has long battled substance abuse — encouraged those who struggle with drug addiction or substance abuse, or know people that do, to seek help.
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"You might not like the tweets, but there's substance there and the president's tweets are actually allowing us to talk about the substance," said Kelly Sadler, communications director at the pro-Trump super PAC America First Action.
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But a summit would mean zilch if both sides are unable or unwilling to arrive at a consensus about the substance—and the substance is exactly where the negotiations are likely to hit a series of roadblocks.
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"Two major ones are the legality of the substance and how socially acceptable it is to use the substance at all," explains Daniel Bradford, a researcher in the Addiction Research Center at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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But when a particulate substance like sand, salt, or in this case, couscous is scattered across its surface, and its side is struck with a bow, the substance distributes itself across the plate in precise geometric patterns.
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Shamo was found guilty on 12 of the 13 counts in the indictment, including aiding and abetting the importation of a controlled substance, manufacture of a controlled substance and intentional adulteration of drugs while held for sale.
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Suspects deny the accusations Robicheaux and Riley been charged with rape by use of drugs, oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance, assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and possession of a controlled substance for sale.
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The substance that appeared in Noah's test will still be banned, but a player will be allowed to contest a punishment if, despite due diligence, he could not have known that he was using a forbidden substance.
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Robicheaux, 38, and Cerissa Laura Riley, 31, are charged with rape by use of drugs, oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance, assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and possession of a controlled substance for sale.
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Britain's Porton Down laboratory has identified the substance as Novichok, a Russian-developed nerve agent, and has said it was likely deployed by a state actor, but says it cannot identify where exactly the substance was made.
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Little of substance was discussed on what to do about the increases.
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The promised subversion was, for the most part, more form than substance.
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The substance was then tested by the West Virginia State Police lab.
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It wasn't the jail, stopping substance use, or even the treatment programs.
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She returned to the show afterward — as did her substance-abuse problems.
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"Historically, states have been loath to cover substance abuse treatment," he said.
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In all cases, the substance worked without need for sutures or staples.
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He was arrested while going to retrieve the substance, the station reported.
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"We're dealing with it," she continued, speaking about Ozzy's substance abuse issues.
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But food is more than just a substance to fill your stomach.
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Priano was charged with 4 counts of possession of a controlled substance.
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So my objection is not to the substance of what he asked.
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"This is not a safe substance," Hatten warned about high-concentration peroxide.
|
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Alcohol and substance abuse played a role in more than a third.
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Maybe people are a bit nostalgic for our DIY originality and substance.
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Fentanyl has been designated as a controlled substance in China for years.
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No information is yet available about the substance of the two cases.
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The show also deals with bullying, rape, gun violence and substance abuse.
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Showmanship and substance and sometimes agreements that changed the course of history.
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It's a post-truth, post-substance campaign, affect from top to bottom.
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An oncologist announced that the substance infiltrating her lungs was not cancer.
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On the other hand, Clinton is raising an issue of substance here.
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A Facebook spokesperson declined to comment on the substance of internal discussions.
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McKinney had a complicated history of mental health issues and substance abuse.
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No judge has ruled on the substance of these challenges to date.
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Mental health issues, suicide, eating disorders, substance abuse, to name a few.
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But many people cut down on substance abuse and anti-social behaviour.
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Realizing that it could be an illegal substance, Holland called law enforcement.
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And if there is real substance to this, it demands a response.
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Unfortunately, depression and substance abuse can lead to further problems, including suicide.
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I want to tell you that I didn't know about this substance.
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It is, in fact, the British Columbia Centre on Substance Use. Apologies.
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It gave substance to the new Labour government's claims to economic competence.
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Avenatti also said he knows the "substance of some of the tapes".
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Trumpcare restricts access to mental health care and substance abuse treatment programs.
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Their falling out is not over religion, or really anything of substance.
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But there is at least a bit of substance to their arguments.
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"It's about substance and style," she said of the film's mission statement.
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"The substance of the charge in the complaint is overblown," Driscoll said.
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Mylan declined to provide additional information about the product or foreign substance.
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Her lawyer, John Haggerty, says Sharapova took the substance after that date.
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An earlier version of this post misstated what substance caused the overdose.
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So Gerona's lab gathers as much information about the substance as possible.
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Some of those sanction headlines are just posturing, it's not pure substance.
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Social and emotional learning reduces and prevents violence, suicide, and substance abuse.
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We continue to investigate how this substance entered our raw material supply.
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IN BRITAIN THE line that divides ceremony and substance is seldom clear.
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In fact, O'Day didn't initially see much "substance" to her future boyfriend.
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It was accused of being a case of style and no substance.
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Possibly. Are they banning a substance that has profound risk to people?
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If it's such a deadly substance, then shouldn't it be regulated more?
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The substance is now being sent to a lab for further examination.
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He added that this did not change the substance of his bill.
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They dismiss the optimism of consumers and bosses as sentiment, not substance.
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We seem to be having that conversation with greater substance and depth.
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Juul's e-cigarettes contain nicotine, the substance that makes cigarettes highly addictive.
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Yet they share moments of style and method as well as substance.
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But "government cheese" might have been the era's most popular viscous substance.
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I want substance in my work, not just something that looks nice.
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The photo, like the whole of Team Trump, is style over substance.
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He added that "hitting hard requires substance and strategy," not just bluster.
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Particles darted through the material faster than light, propelled by its substance.
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She also runs a high-profile substance-abuse clinic in Las Vegas.
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There's really no substance to what this album is as a whole.
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It was this shift, toward style over substance, that bothered McGinniss' source.
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This messy confrontation is the show's pinnacle moment of mystery over substance.
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The pancreas produces a substance called c-peptide in response to food.
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"A lot of fluff with no substance," Crowley told C-SPAN afterward.
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I'm just as addicted as ever — it's only the substance that's changed.
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So he wanted to focus on the leaks instead of the substance.
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Some, they injected with a substance called diethylnitrosamine, which causes liver cancer.
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That's an illicit substance, so I have no idea if you're right.
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Each additional unknown substance could raise its own drug-drug interaction concerns.
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He argued that the "substance" of the congressman's revelation is more important.
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And Victim-Flavored Koolaid is the most dangerous substance on earth, apparently.
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It's not uncommon for drug overdoses to involve more than one substance.
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The said athlete could have consumed the banned substance after testing negative.
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He would later help other baseball players with their substance abuse problems.
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The whole thing is treated like a horse race with little substance.
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You know, that substance that should never be eaten, because it's glue.
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He declined to give any details about the substance of the negotiations.
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The President did not however engage in the substance of the controversy.
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Rather, they're looking to prove a substance is impure, or disqualify it.
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The couple has opened up about Shepard's substance abuse in the past.
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He's battled substance abuse in the past, and friends fear a relapse.
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Nobody of substance at the big companies thinks of algorithms as neutral.
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She probably won the debate on style -- but Sanders won on substance.
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Sadly, not much time was spent on this substance at Tuesday's hearing.
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It helped millions of Americans receive treatment for a substance use disorder.
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But Higenamine was not explicitly named in WADA's 2016 banned substance list.
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But what was perhaps most striking was how little substance there was.
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Objectification has been linked to poor body image, insecurity, and substance abuse.
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People with addiction, or substance use disorder, are a high risk population.
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But most scientists think the laws of physics forbid such a substance.
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"The substance of the issue is clear and straight forward," Cruz said.
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The problem, however, is that there is little substance behind the bluff.
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That may seem a bit ironic, given the substance of the announcement.
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An initial review indicated the the substance was not hazardous, police said.
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GL: Is that really grounds for considering it a controlled substance, though?
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They have seemed in different orbits so far, on substance and style.
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The kidnappings, she learns, are related to a mysterious substance called Dust.
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The country is the second to legalize the substance nationwide, after Uruguay.
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He reiterated that the substance could not have come from Porton Down.
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And they tested a gamified education product, but felt it lacked substance.
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Year is the substance of such deals and their negotiations, though we're
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Two vials of a substance used in studies were contaminated with fungus.
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He believes that there is an inverse relation between intensity and substance.
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But we have slashed one substance abuse treatment program by 33 percent.
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But she said many of Mr. Trump's answers lacked details or substance.
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You're just trying to find a way to inject substance into sugar.
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With Trump, however, the style is just as prized as the substance.
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It is a pain reliever that is a Schedule 4 controlled substance.
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Since Trump depends on image, and not substance, he can't tolerate ridicule.
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Mnuchin said people should be focused on the substance of the meeting.
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The source declined to explain the substance of Scaramucci's meetings with Goldstone.
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When exposed to air, the substance burns at around 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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She went through issues of self-harm, substance abuse and suicide attempts.
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Jessie was in substance use recovery when she had a routine surgery.
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Additionally, Kentucky's waiver addresses dental coverage, vision coverage and substance abuse treatment.
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Some critics said the schmaltz-filled "Super Mario Bros" (1993) lacked substance.
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The timing or substance of actions by other countries often benefit presidents.
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They feel good about the substance; they're just hoping to avert disaster.
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"Lee" is a recent client of ours suffering from substance use disorder.
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His questions on Wednesday had no factual basis and contained little substance.
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Bruno also contextualizes the significance of substance-use disorder within mental health.
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Unabashedly describing her various substance-related explorations, I only grew more nervous.
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British officials did not comment on the substance of London's latest proposal.
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The substance of the job was handling various stupidities, my own included.
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Whitney Houston was another entertainer who was long dogged by substance abuse.
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The Review-Journal, citing court papers, reports that substance was pool cleaner.
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A hair test, for example, is designed to catch chronic substance use.
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Monteith, however, was already dealing with substance abuse by his early teens.
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But even now, both editors argued, The Times is not neglecting substance.
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The remark, in substance, did not stray far from traditional American policy.
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They may not like his style, but they agree with his substance.
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Except that the debate over immigration policy is no longer about substance.
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Lack of substance in fiction is celebrated now more than ever before.
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Finally, we need to defeat the stigma attached to substance-use disorders.
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Or maybe they even agree with him, whether in style or substance.
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The rock star had a history of substance abuse and chemical dependency.
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The lyrics had substance, touching on important issues like individuality and sexuality.
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The end result is a golden substance with the consistency of molasses.
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SG: Well, I agree with you, I think people do want substance.
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From hagfish slime to chicken-like substance — it doesn't really sound palatable.
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Substance abuse and run-ins with the law quickly undid it all.
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That means Trump's new penalties are likely more theater than actual substance.
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Anyone who is caught with an illegal substance is immediately denied entry.
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By the end the body is converted into a plastic-like substance.
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Control is a very addictive substance, and founders are used to control.
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Mindless hedonism, simply for the sake of it—no substance, just substances.
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Keep your substance use in check—be safe and make healthy choices!
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Lawmakers consider it insulting to be barraged with slogans instead of substance.
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For now, the optics of the criticism appear to outweigh the substance.
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"Today's circumstances are in substance the same as Saturday's circumstances," Bercow said.
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He was going to defend Donald Trump with style rather than substance.
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The form also asks about substance abuse, criminal history and mental health.
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Officers believed that Busch was under the influence of a controlled substance.
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He said the pair knew "nothing of the substance" about the meeting.
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In California, critics have pounced on such proposals as normalizing substance abuse.
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But sports drinks are not a substance found in the natural world.
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The piece, however, called out the substance of that tweet as false.
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Reports on the executive order have varied considerably in tone and substance.
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Federal officials on Friday said it's too early to pinpoint one substance.
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So I'm more focused on the substance than the perception of it.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us the substance in question is cocaine.
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If Trump isn't careful, he's going to add substance to his administration.
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Nicotine is a highly addictive substance that can interrupt adolescent brain development.
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"It was not about policy and substance — and it could have been."
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He also lectures on substance abuse -- tips on how to stay clean.
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Especially given the historical prejudice against fashion as an area of substance.
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He still faces charges of possession of a controlled substance and menacing.
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It's not clear if humans can actually smell the substance by itself.
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Daly's past is also checkered with domestic violence and substance abuse issues.
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There also cannot be further mental health and substance abuse budget cuts.
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By 1970, LSD had been outlawed and declared a Schedule 1 substance.
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But it's more lacking in substance than a yard of silk chiffon.
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The man's wife also ingested the substance and is under critical care.
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The athlete, Sergeeva, also may have mitigating reasons for taking the substance.
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It's never simply about the substance or behavior being used or abused.
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It's a substance lauded by Silicon Valley figures with questionable medical expertise.
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I'm just a middle-aged house dad with a substance-abuse problem.
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Ketamine is a somewhat psychedelic substance that's used as a surgical anesthetic.
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There are very few beds for mental health or substance abuse treatment.
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The proposal addresses three phases of substance abuse: prevention, treatment and recovery.
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He created a film that is full of style and substance. 8.
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I believe experience will prove them wrong on the substance as well.
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Madeleine Dean (D-Pennsylvania) -- Patrick Flynn, a substance abuse awareness activist Rep.
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With substance this time, the Trump scandals will be an unfolding saga.
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A stunning 1,600 faced felony controlled-substance charges for possessing THC vapes.
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Clinton, a person of greater substance, also seems unable to shake free.
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Stylized self-consciousness becomes a reasonable response to a lack of substance.
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U.S. trade experts said the news lacked much substance beyond the headlines.
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The Substance Of Things Hoped For "Here's another one," the E.M.T. said.
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That was thrown out by lawmakers who found the complaint lacked substance.
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I don't know the substance," Corker told CBS News's "Face the Nation.
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Yet the drug remains an illegal Schedule 1 substance under federal law.
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Like a meringue or like a whistle, its substance is mostly air.
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No details were provided about the substance of those policies and reforms.
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He brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues in a later hearing.
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For example, inhaling the same substance effects humans and other animals differently.
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Justify prevailed, then failed a drug test for the banned substance scopolamine.
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Law firms are often reluctant to discuss substance abuse with their lawyers.
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The substance of Trump policy may not be that distinctive in practice.
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Jane Horvath, Apple's senior director of global privacy, responded with little substance.
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"Infective endocarditis related to substance abuse is a nationwide epidemic," Harb said.
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Many are young men, often with concomitant psychiatric or substance abuse histories.
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Save £20 and pick up a speaker that combines style with substance.
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A toxic substance, lead is present in our environment in small amounts.
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After mixing it with resin, creating a caviarlike substance, they made sconces.
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Two women at an airport smear a substance on a man's face.
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Yes, the substance of their objections are often different, but not always.
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It stemmed from the substance of the party's position on health care.
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The effects of exposure to the substance can take decades to surface.
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She stood up for those with mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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The counterfeit substance was used in implants given to some 300,000 women.
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The substance was a dye used to test for leaks in pipes.
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Effective, accessible clinical care, including for substance abuse, is another major factor.
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Medicaid substance abuse programs have filled a gaping need during this crisis.
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Cook's announcement followed recent speculation that he had a substance abuse problem.
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But that changed after the substance of their plan was fully dissected.
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I read this book — a curiosity but lacking true substance and introspection.
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A substance use disorder, including opioid use disorders, are chronic, relapsing diseases.
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But rather than deal with labels, I want to deal with substance.
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Before Tuesday, the president had not disputed the substance of his remarks.
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But are they as accomplished in substance as they are in manner?
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Trying to find something of substance in Comey's opening statement like pic.twitter.
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His partner Dawn Sturgess applied some of the substance to her wrists.
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Border Patrol tested the substance and it came back positive for marijuana.
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And that has basically been the sum and substance of his contribution.
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And much of the substance that's there consists of misstatements of fact.
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There's style aplenty, but a faltering third act ultimate flattens any substance.
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Now snow wasn't a substance I could trigger and so kill myself.
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No one specific product or substance has been identified in all cases.
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Trump's interjections were notable for their frequency as well as their substance.
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The substance of this protest has always been clear, and clearly expressed.
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It got even less substance oriented in Obama and more process-y.
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The results, analyzed by a certified lab, showed the substance was mold.
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Both athletes say they are taking the substance for a medical condition.
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