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... result of these policies is quite evident - they have driven the addict straight from the doctor into the hands of the drug peddler and into a life of crime . Given the compelling demand of the addict for his drug , the shut- ting off ...
... result of these policies is quite evident - they have driven the addict straight from the doctor into the hands of the drug peddler and into a life of crime . Given the compelling demand of the addict for his drug , the shut- ting off ...
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... result that they generally represent the ethnic and racial composition of the neighborhood . Thus many gangs in New York City , like the neighborhoods to which they belong , are dominated by a single ethnic or racial group , such as the ...
... result that they generally represent the ethnic and racial composition of the neighborhood . Thus many gangs in New York City , like the neighborhoods to which they belong , are dominated by a single ethnic or racial group , such as the ...
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... result that newspapers have been running leads like that of the San Francisco Examiner of last October 25 : " Harry Bridges ' outcast longshore union showed the Nation's labor organizations yesterday how to live and pros- per with ...
... result that newspapers have been running leads like that of the San Francisco Examiner of last October 25 : " Harry Bridges ' outcast longshore union showed the Nation's labor organizations yesterday how to live and pros- per with ...
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