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1	drugs of abuse, and treatment for adult marijuana dependence. This paper summari
2	or all others. Findings for alcohol and marijuana generally followed the same ri
3	n users reporting their use highest for marijuana, followed by cocaine and hallu
4	nce that THC,  the active ingredient in marijuana, may be effective in controlli
5	s effects were examined in 6 adult male marijuana smokers during a residential s
6	tives sampled supported legalization of marijuana. A smaller majority (57%) was 
7	erentials observed in the prevalence of marijuana dependence. The implications o
8	so suggest that the negative effects of marijuana on learning and memory may dep
9	roblems. Both frequency and quantity of marijuana use within the last year are l
10	the traditional association of forms of marijuana with certain religious context
11	d with poorer language scores. Prenatal marijuana exposure was not significantly
12	l effect profiles of alcohol and smoked marijuana using technology that controll