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  • Wonderland, "travelling sketches from the Caucasus, 1903;" Brushwood, "short stories, 1903;" The Wild Choir, "a collection of poems, 1904;

    Hunger Knut Hamsun 1905

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • Since the DEA campaign, Brushwood said, the cops "watch as a small problem becomes a much larger problem . . . [then] they bring the SWAT team in with bulletproof vests and M16s . . . with charges [of] murder and manslaughter."

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • Since the DEA campaign, Brushwood said, the cops "watch as a small problem becomes a much larger problem . . . [then] they bring the SWAT team in with bulletproof vests and M16s . . . with charges [of] murder and manslaughter."

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

  • In 2003, for example, David Brushwood, who is both an attorney and a professor at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy, told the Decatur News that physicians once had a cordial relationship with drug cops--that if a doctor suspected a patient was diverting, he would cooperate with the police to turn in the patient.

    Radley Balko: The New Panic Over Prescription Painkillers Radley Balko 2012

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