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Only Bill Garver was left in the old apartment on Orizaba Street, and Garver was happy to supply Jack with far too much benzedrine.
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She returns to a bit of a rough around the edges role in her next flick -- beginning a bit of a career transformation for the one time 'Enchanted' star -- the long-awaited film adaptation of 'On The Road,' in which she plays Jane Lee, a benzedrine junkie.
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There are mosques springing up all over America and the number of Muslims in the U.S. army has tripled since the early 1990, s so I would not get to smug about that if I were you sunshine, as you jump up and down like a flea on benzedrine with undisguised joy at the supposed demise of my country.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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With every manner of barbiturate, benzodiazepine and benzedrine!
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Her first marriage (Robert Walker) was plagued by his alcoholism and depression, her second, to Selznick, while it provided her with some choice roles, he, too, was a notorious benzedrine addict and gambler.
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GamePolitics reports on a new video game law that flew through the New York State legislature faster than Sonic the Hedgehog on benzedrine.
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By the time the 96-inch snowfall tapers off Sunday morning, the NBC 4 chief meteorologist will have been up for 72 straight hours, fueled by a dangerous mixture of benzedrine, Ho Hos and pomegranate juice.
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At the time, "Howl" seemed to be a Dantesque tour of the Eisenhower era's scary, repressed subconscious: buggery, blasphemy, benzedrine, be-bop and the bomb.
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For example benzedrine inhalers (racemic amphetamine) could be bought OTC until the 1950s.
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Allen Ginsberg asserted that Kerouac wrote On the Road on benzedrine and coffee, but Kerouac denied the benzedrine.
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Perry Mason - Season 6, Episode 2 - "The Case of the Capricious Corpse"
February 14, 2007