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Journal of Psychedelic Drugs Volume 2, 1969 - Issue 2: “Speed Kills: A Review of Amphetamine Abuse”
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Section IV: Amphetamine Abuse-Epidemiological And Sociological Considerations

The World of the Haight-Ashbury Speed Freak

Roger C. Smith D. CRIM.View further author information
Pages 77-83 | Published online: 02 Aug 2012

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