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    released on april 14th 2017 and is directed by F. Gary Gray. Some of the screenwriters in the movie are Chris Morgan, Gary Scott Thompson and some of the major stars consist of Vin Diesel, Jason Statham, and Dwayne Johnson. Many of the characters are the same from the previous movies. In the beginning of the Fate of the Furious, Vin Diesel, who plays Dominic Toretto (“Dom”), is in Cuba with his wife and he is trying to help his cousin win his car back from this guy. Dominic and this guy race to win the

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    Pablo Marino: A Short Story

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    It was a hot Tuesday in Downtown Miami. Pablo Marino cruised down Main street in 66’ Cobra. He lowered his blue and white Oakleys which matched his ride. He pulled over in front of the West bank and hopped out of his car. He quickly glanced at the security cameras that surrounded the building. He made sure he didn't make eye contact or look too suspicious.of the 3 story stone building. The West bank was the oldest building on main street Miami. A camera at every corner and window. Three at the entrance

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    Trafficking In Mexico

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    In the drug world, there are a great number of networks. Trafficking of drugs is a very serious operation and there is a lot of money involved inside this system. With the millions of individuals that use drugs, it would prove to very difficult to meet the demands without people trafficking (4). Despite their reason for taking drugs, there is always illegal substances on the market. Users are willing to spend well above the price for these substances (2). Areas in Asia and South America have a vast

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    Andean Cocaine Essay

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    hay fever, asthma, or other respiratory ailments. Cocaine’s greatest medical impact in the United States was as a local anesthetic during surgery. In Europe, cocaine’s commodity chain was defined by the coca elixir Vin Mariani developed by Corsican physician and chemist Angelo Mariani. Cultivated by Peruvian and Bolivian peasants living in the Andean Mountains, the coca leaf would be dried and shipped to the United States or Europe for refining. Due to the herb’s

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    to their carbonated beverages (3). Back then, cocaine was actually present in just about everything from ointments to margarine. Cocaine was even used medically as a pain alleviator due to its soothing properties. However, a type of wine called Vin Mariani was the most popular of drinks because it contained approximately 6 milligrams of cocaine per ounce. A typical serving of wine is 4-5 ounces so that means one serving

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    1860, Niemann would rename the results of his extraction, cocaine (Arts and Entertainment Network). In 1863, coca arrives on United States’ shores as an ingredient in a French wine, Vin Mariani. The wine was very successful with consumers. Popular figures, Thomas Edison, and Pope Leo XIII, endorsed Vin Mariani (Spillane 2). President Ulysses Grant would habitually drink the coca wine, to ease the pain of throat cancer, while writing his memoirs (Arts and Entertainment Network). Mark Twain often

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    not a producer. I will go on in this review and discuss the reasons why it is a consumer and not a producer. John Stith Pemberton, a pharmacist and “cash-strapped morphine addict,” created Coca-Cola in 1886. He used a French wine called Vin Mariani as his product to replicate. Coca-Cola was different because it was water-based, not wine-based, and included kola nut, caffeine, coca leaf extract, and sugar. It was originally sold as a medicine, a “brain tonic” that “Cures Morphine and Opium

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    Facts On Cocaine Essay

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    Cocaine is a powerful central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that heightens alertness, inhibits appetite and the need for sleep, and provides intense feelings of pleasure. It is prepared from the leaf of the Erythroxylon coca bush, which grows primarily in Peru and Bolivia. Street dealers dilute it with inert (non-psychoactive) but similar-looking substances such as cornstarch, talcum powder, and sugar, or with active drugs such as procaine and benzocaine (used as local anesthetics), or other CNS

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    Informative Essay On Cocaine

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    Cocaine When you reach into the refrigerator for a Coca-Cola, do you ever wonder where it got its name? You might be surprised to find out! When coke was created 120 years ago, it contained cocaine (Bayer 27). At the time scientists did not realize that cocaine was addictive and dangerous. Scientists today know that cocaine is among the strongest stimulants known, and trying the drug even one time can cause heart attack, stroke, and even death. "Even the most in shape athlete could

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    wanted to find a substitute for the morphine he was addicted to. John Pemberton created the recipe at a drugstore in Georgia; Pemberton’s Eagle Drug and Chemical House, and named it coca wine. This recipe was a non-alcoholic innovation of the famous Vin Mariani European coca wine that was popular in those days. It was registered in 1885, and in 1886, he developed Coca Cola after Atlanta passed a legislation prohibiting alcohol. In the 1880’s carbonated drinks were considered healthy so they started selling

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