illicitly

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• Tillis and Cunningham had been locked in a tight race, but the Democrat had to answer in the campaign’s final weeks for illicit texts to a woman not his wife and revelations of infidelity.

• A 2017 report by the Global Drug Survey found that magic mushrooms were less likely to send users to the emergency room than any other illicit drug.

• High despair scores predicted illicit drug abuse and suicidal thoughts and behaviors regardless of whether 25- to 30-year-olds qualified as depressed.

• You have this great chapter in the book where you talk about working with a digital forensics expert to find information hidden on the work computer of an employee suspected of illicit activity.

• A weakened reward circuitry could be a cause of depression, which would help explain why people with depression may self-medicate by taking illicit drugs that boost dopamine.

• Magomed illicitly made $1.3 million from this bridge loan scheme.

• Jackson County has never had a feud; its chief lawlessness has been the promiscuous sale of whiskey, illicitly, of course.

• His conduct had been inspired by "power illicitly obtained."

• The night has a subdued preciousness, like an illicitly pregnant womans.

• The average price of a two-year-old not thus illicitly vended was 70 yen.

• It did not abolish smuggling, inasmuch as a letter might be sent illicitly for a penny.