noun
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medical
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Meanwhile, medical marijuana and other drug policy reform initiatives have triumphed at the ballot 11 out of 12 times since 1996.
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Board President Mike Nevin supports the use of medical marijuana but goes even further than backing its distribution through dispensaries.
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Two statewide polls say Californians favor the medical use of marijuana .
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Lungren was strongly opposed to the legalization of medical marijuana .
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Supervisors in San Mateo and Marin counties have discussed ways in which medical marijuana might be distributed to residents.
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Nevin suggested that hospices could distribute the medical marijuana to hospice patients who were too ill to leave their homes.
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use
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He has been similarly evasive in answering questions about his marital fidelity and marijuana use .
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Cocaine and marijuana use registered similar steep declines after marriage.
■ VERB
find
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A small number of competitors at those Games were found to have smoked marijuana recently.
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He was arrested after officers found a bag of marijuana on the floorboard.
grow
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You can't grow pukka skunk because marijuana needs between six and 12 weeks of 12-hour nights to flower.
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Up to 1,000 farmers grow marijuana in this inhospitable and remote landscape.
legalize
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Tell us what you think about interracial dating, legalizing marijuana , who killed Kennedy.
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Daly also battled for legalized marijuana for medical use.
sell
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To make more money I sold marijuana .
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Mr Emery reopened his store one day after his arrest, and said he will sell marijuana seeds by mail order.
smoke
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You're not relaxed if you've got a problem ... I smoke a cigarette or marijuana to soothe.
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But there are no major studies that meet scientific criteria about the comparative medicinal benefits of smoked marijuana .
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A small number of competitors at those Games were found to have smoked marijuana recently.
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By age 9, he was smoking marijuana regularly.
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Everyone she knew smoked marijuana , and many tried hallucinogens, too.
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Forty-eight employees of the installation were fired for having smoked marijuana on occasion.
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You could never smoke marijuana in our house.
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She was depressed, she said, recovering from a failed relationship and smoking too much marijuana .
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A certificate would be defense against marijuana possession charges.
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A San Francisco Superior Court judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the sale or storage of marijuana at the club.
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But Bolshunov said Wednesday that Tobin might also be charged with distributing marijuana .
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Hopkins, during the later months of 1967 was being visited, rather than visiting, after his marijuana conviction.
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Meanwhile, the administration wants to arrest doctors who approve marijuana for their patients.
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Nevin said the marijuana could be obtained at no government cost after it is used as evidence in criminal trials.
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Tea and marijuana are in themselves fairly harmless, yet tea is generally legal and marijuana not.
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Up to 1,000 farmers grow marijuana in this inhospitable and remote landscape.