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nramada

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The drug cocktail known as a speedball is typically comprised of ______.
 
  a. Cocaine and Heroine or Morphine
  b. Marijuana and Heroine
  c. Alcohol and Red Bull
  d. Extasy and Valium

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Which of the following are the Orgasmic Disorders in the DSM that men can experience?


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
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Answer: a.

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