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The intricate phenomenon of violence translates to various forms of violence, each bearing its own characteristics, causes, and consequences.... In addition, the region is home to the most violent drug cartels and an epicentre of production and trafficking of illicit drugs such as Cocaine, marijuana, Opiates, and Methamphetamine.... These include killings and other acts of violence during turf wars over markets and drug routes, supremacy wars, support of other forms of organized crime such as assassinations, widespread bribery of the security forces, and the diversion of a large segment of state funding to combat the menace....
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The State of California was easing its ban of marijuana and by 1979, the Gay Movement was red hot.... By the late 1970s, a culture of black lipstick, blood and men adopting female names had grown into its own genre.... But suddenly, all over the world, gothic culture broke out, arresting conservatism and demanding the right to be musically deranged....
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When marijuana is smoked, it starts affecting the users nearly instantly and its effect can last for up to three hours and when marijuana is consumed in food, the effects take a little longer to show up but also last longer in such cases.... was the description of different patterns of use of cannabis and its effects on patients of FM.... Some people suggest that marijuana should be legalized to discourage the illegal use of the drug and destroy the underground channels and illegal business while other people advocate its illegalization to protect the society from its estimated damage....
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Although the problem is not new, the search for the most effective methods of coping with substance abuse is far from being over.... Substance abuse is currently one of the most challenging and disturbing health issues in the US.... Almost 100 thousand of US citizens die annually as a result of illicit drug and alcohol abuse, and approximately 12 thousand more die of AIDS, which is strongly related to substance abuse....
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The aim of the paper “marijuana and its legalization” is to present and discuss valid documentation and arguments in support of the legalization of marijuana and its similar strains.... This paper will discuss certain arguments that support the legalization of marijuana and divide the topics of argument as:• Introduction to marijuana and its effects• Effect of marijuana's legalization on the health industry• Effect of marijuana's legalization on economics and tax revenue • Effect of marijuana's legalization on crime • Some of marijuana's negative effects • ConclusionThe belief that marijuana has any beneficial effects to a user's health has been argued for a very long time....
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This study involved the significance of the reliable definition of a gang and its connection to crimes linked to a particular gang.... The study was based on certain characteristics, hypothetical factors and the intensities of crime that a particular individual report (Judith and Juanjo, 2008)....
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The State of California was easing its ban on marijuana and by 1979, the Gay Movement was red hot.... By the late 1970s, a culture of black lipstick, blood, and men adopting female names had grown into its own genre.... The author of this paper "Song Writing Analysis - Popular Music Analysis of Radiohead - No Surprises" concerns the linguistic analysis of the musical style and songs including, Ok Computers, The Bends, and Radiohead's 1997 release No Surprises, within the context of popular music idioms and rock....
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