“Pethidine, usually given as an injection, is a narcotic that causes drowsiness.”

“During a hospital visit for chronic back pain, I was given Darvon, a powerful pain-killing narcotic.”

“Known as crystal meth or ice, methamphetamine is an illegal narcotic that can be easily manufactured using recipes found on the Internet.”

“Till the middle 70s, in some regions of the country narcotism was usual, but publicly not realized occurrence.”

“For fifteen minutes the symptoms remained stationary, when it was proposed to use active exercise, as in a case of narcotism from opium.”

“Opium so employed does not produce narcotism, and does not constipate the bowels.”

“They use narcotization to avoid conflict and to maintain a self image of being comfortable or harmonious.”

“Both countries are top cocaine producers with long histories of narcoterrorism and corruption.”

“These countries need help in addressing endemic problems such as economic instability, low per-capita income, illiberal democratic practices, and narcoterrorism.”

“He was also in charge of training and equipping forces to counter narcoterrorism.”

“The only way you could remain a communist, he said later, was by deadening your conscience, by inducing a moral narcosis.”

“Avoid alcohol or drugs before diving, as this increases the effects of narcosis.”

“Specifically, they are compounds that produce narcosis or general anesthesia and relief from pain or analgesia.”

“Has never faded, my true ding an sich, holdover, throwback, tetchy nihilist a-muzz with love and narcotherapy.”

“When a diabetic travels abroad, the customs sometimes take his syringe and he is suspected of being a narcotist.”

“The narcoterrorist organizations operating primarily out of Colombia are spreading their reach throughout the region, wreaking havoc, and destabilizing legitimate governments.”

“Remember what I said as to the phenomena presented by the dreamer, the hypnotic subject, the dipsomaniac, the narcomaniac.”

“Humans who carry the silent genes have become subject to narcoma, which causes them to sleep for increasingly large portions of the day.”

“The other central characters are Dr Powers, who has become subject to narcoma.”

“Evidence it seems to me is complete that he was not exposed to the gas in sufficient degree to produce narcoma or poisoning.”

“I fancy that most of the female narcotists of to-day would, to begin with, have preferred wine and brandy to chloral.”

“The children of habitual opium-eaters or narcotists inherit an unmistakable taint.”

“Two of their fellow narcotists were Vincent and Imogene Reyes.”

“We should also eliminate the raw materials used for the production of narcotics.”

“Police narcotics dog handler Dave Victor, who made the arrest, said eight zols had been recovered from the youth.”

“He was convicted at various times for auto theft, selling narcotics, blackmail, and child molestation.”