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    Illicit drugs in Australia has been a concern for many years and targeted in many forms via politics and media. But what are the real harms and cost of illegal drug use in Australia? Does the drug issue relate to crime and increase drug related crime? Much research has been done on illegal drugs and how best to combat the problem. Should we be tough on drugs or take a step back with a more humane approach? The criminal justice system has approached this problem via many angles and is still working

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    Drug Use In Adolescents

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    Drug Use in Adolescents The reason one problem is not considered significant over another is distinguished between a personal or public issue and whether it threatens our social institutions. This is based on a question of which problems are serious enough to need sociological attention and has been difficult and controversial over years (Leon-Guerrero‚ 2011). The sociological perspective of examining social problems helps society to on what level a problem needs to be addressed. Being able

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    Kazakhstan’s 20 Years of Independence When Kazakhstan became independent after the collapse of Soviet Union in December 1991‚ many experts had predicted the collapse of the Central Asian nation under the burden of economic and social problems. But 20 years since then‚ the country of over 16 million people has become the largest economy in the Central Asian region due to its enormous oil‚ gas and uranium reserves and bold market economic reforms and political stability in the nation of 130 ethnic

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    drug use cocaine

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    Cocaine is a bitter‚ white‚ odorless‚ crystalline drug. Cocaine has been classified as a Schedule II drug by the United States. Cocaine is extracted and refined from the Coca plant. A highly addictive stimulant that produces profound feelings of pleasure. Cocaine can be snorted‚ injected‚ smoked or eaten. The level and length of the effects depend on how the drug was induced. Cocaine usually tops the list when it comes to common illicit drugs. It is a powerful stimulant that is frequently abused

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    20 Years Ago India

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    Twenty years ago this weekend‚ three top Indian officials burned the midnight oil tearing up old import controls and preparing a package of economic reforms that would slowly lead to the booming India that is widely admired today‚ with growth of 8-9%‚ 300-350m people enjoying the benefits of a consumer economy‚ and businessmen operating internationally.But India seems to be in no mood to celebrate that momentous event‚ just as it wasn’t at India’s 50th anniversary of independence in 1997 when the

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    Drug Use in Vietname

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    Drug Use in the Vietnam War Drug use by the soldiers in the Vietnam War was very common. Drug use in the military has always been around‚ but in the Vietnam era it started to increase at an alarming rate. It is noted that there were many drugs used and abused during this time. These drugs include marijuana‚ cocaine‚ and heroine. Soldiers often used these drugs to kill the pain of many hardships such as injury during battle‚ loss of a fellow soldier or being away from home. Marijuana is legally

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    Cct 20 Years of Research

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    ERIC J. ARNOULD and CRAIG J. THOMPSON Consumer Culture Theory (CCT): Twenty Years of Research Past 20 years: Flurry of Research and studies abot aspects of consumption. CCT presents a non-exhaustive overview about consumption and marketplace behavior: A family of theoretical perspectives that address the dynamic relationships between consumer actions‚ the marketplace‚ and cultural meanings. Culture is not seen as a homogenous system of collective meanings‚ way of life and unified values (

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    my life in 20 years

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    Though this period of twenty years is negligibly small on the evolutionary time scale‚ it is‚ when considered in terms of man’s span of life‚ a considerably long period. My friends frown upon my pessimistic attitude so I shall be optimistic when I think of what life has in store for me. Where will I be in 20 years? Well‚ if everything remains equal‚ I would be comfortably off and be pleasantly burdened with responsibilities. I shall have some material comforts and live a happy life. I will probably

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    India After 20 Years

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    Section I briefly reviews India’s growth performance since 1950 and indicates a few salient features and turning points. Section II discusses some of the major drivers of India’s current growth momentum (which has averaged 8 percent in the last 3 years) and raised widespread expectations (at least‚ in India) that 8 percent plus growth has become the new norm for the Indian economy. Section III points to some of the risks and vulnerabilities that could stall the current dynamism if corrective action

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    Drugs screen using Thin Layer Chromatography of basic illicit drugs Abstract The majority of evidence submitted to crime labs comes from drug-related crimes. Often‚ this evidence includes unidentified powders that may be illegal drugs. In order to prosecute individuals for possession of illegal substances‚ it is necessary for forensic scientists to positively identify any suspected drugs submitted to the laboratory. In addition‚ forensic toxicologists must determine the identity

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