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Medical settings commonly employ which method of treatment for opiate dependence?
 
  a) Initial detoxification followed by replacement of opioids with transitional drugs such as methadon
  b) Initial detoxification followed by maintenance with a drug, which makes the user sick if they ingest an opiate
  c) Initial detoxification followed by replacement of opioids with sedatives
  d) Initial detoxification followed by replacement of opioids with anti-depressants

Question 2

What state has been the tobacco-growing center of the United States since the 19th century?
 
  a) North Carolin
  b) Virginia
  c) Kentucky
  d) Arkansas



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Answer to Question 1

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