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September 10, 1998
When water is an illegal drug
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
It pays to be a smart shopper. For example, if you're in the marijuana market, don't buy pot unless it's already been dried. Why? Because if and when you're busted, even the slight difference in weight between damp and dry marijuana might affect the amount of time you spend in the slammer.
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