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Tom Leonard, The Telegraph Dec 31 2009
Breckenridge, a ski resort in Colorado popular with British holidaymakers, now allows people to smoke marijuana without fear of arrest.
Jennifer Corbett Dooren, The Wall Street Journal Dec 15 2009
Marijuana use among teenagers increased this year after previous declines, while the use of other illicit drugs like cocaine mostly declined.
Times of India Dec 2 2009
Putting cannabis in place of more harmful drugs may help in winning the fight against substance abuse, say researchers.
Daniel Trotta, Reuters Dec 1 2009
A home movie showing a relaxed Marilyn Monroe apparently smoking marijuana has surfaced, retrieved from an attic some 50 years after it was filmed.
Heidi Vargas, Cannabis Culture Nov 26 2009
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Nov 23 2009
Their biggest concerns are alcohol and cannabis despite the fact that as many kids smoke tobacco as marijuana and tobacco is markedly more addictive and dangerous.
Brian Hamacher, NBC Miami Nov 20 2009
Irvin Rosenfeld will set a world record for weed consumption while lighting up his 115,000th joint.
Steve Hendrix, Washington Post Nov 16 2009
Health, law enforcement officials bemoan greater public tolerance of drug.
CelebStoner Nov 13 2009
Police busted eight members of Wu-Tang's Clan's entourage with weed and ecstasy during a traffic stop in Memphis.
Steve Fox, AlterNet Nov 9 2009
Anti-pot propaganda drives most people to drink alcohol instead. But booze is far more dangerous than marijuana.

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