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Scientists Drug-Test Whole Cities
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8-22-2007 1:23 AM
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8-24-2007
12:54 AM
asawchuk
Great concept -- but if the majority of the citizens in a given community are found to use drugs, what does that mean for the enforcement of anti-drug laws?
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