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Guinea-Bissau is a major transit point for Latin American cocaine headed for Europe and some army officials are known to have become involved in the trade, our correspondent says.— British Blogs
Flores estimated the street value of the cocaine was about $1,200 and the cocaine would sell for about $4,510.— The Gazette-Enterprise: News
Then, in 1983, a sting revealed John on tape saying "this cocaine is as good as gold," referring to a suitcase full of drugs valued at $24 million.— Business Pundit
He began to think that the cocaine was after all going to fit in with the incidents of that night Walter Hine and my father were going up to bed.— Running Water
Asian heroin, Latin American cocaine, and European-produced synthetic drugs— The 2000 CIA World Factbook

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