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Meanings of narcotics in anglès
Psychoactive drug whose possession or trade is outlawed.
Usage of narcotics in anglès
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Volume that large suggested it included illegal narcotics proceeds, the report said.
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Schedule II narcotics are defined as having a high potential for abuse.
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But critics question the counter-narcotics portion as Colombia remains the world's No.
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But it's not narcotics trafficking. Legal experts expressed surprise over the sentence.
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I know the Bradley case looks like a narcotics vendetta but .
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A fascinating explanation of the effects of narcotics on mind and body.
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Three years earlier Anthony had been on a high-risk narcotics search warrant.
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The state is infamous for the presence of a notorious narcotics cartel.
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There is more money potential in narcotics than in any other business.
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Poppy cultivation has been rising overall, despite an internationally backed counter-narcotics effort.
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We don't want to touch evidence with bare hands, especially not narcotics.
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The narcotics police are getting ready to close Chalice Veronica's import operation.
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For the sake of the unborn child, avoid all stimulants and narcotics.
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Tells about a February, 1980, narcotics bust on the Lower East Side.
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These are with him the consequences of a wild life and narcotics.
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It is also a booming consumer of marijuana, ecstasy, and other narcotics.
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Translations for narcotics
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Narcotics through the time
Narcotics across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common