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- noun
lysergic acid diethylamide
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Examples
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Ormsby was found guilty of a further charge of conspiracy to supply lysergide (LSD).
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff 2009
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Ormsby faces a further charge of conspiracy to supply lysergide (LSD).
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff 2009
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Ormsby faces a further charge of conspiracy to supply lysergide (LSD).
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff By AARON LEAMAN 2009
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Each member state was represented at the CPMP by its named Schedule 1 includes drugs such as cannabis and representative and speci fi ed alternate. lysergide, which are not used medicinally.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows martins0105 2009
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This time out, Charlie writes, "Science fiction is almost always a projection of todays hopes and fears onto the silver screen of tomorrow, and so you get such excesses as the cosy catastrophe genre in British SF, 1947-79 (in which all those annoying Other People get put away in their box — six feet under — while the protagonists have post-fall-of-civilization adventures, all with a bone china tea-set: John Wyndham was of course the master) or the sixties counterculture and lysergide fueled paranoia trips of Philip K. Dick and William Burroughs — and the deafening silence about the future that is radiating from the United States today."
The State of Science Fiction, Part III Lou Anders 2006
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This time out, Charlie writes, "Science fiction is almost always a projection of todays hopes and fears onto the silver screen of tomorrow, and so you get such excesses as the cosy catastrophe genre in British SF, 1947-79 (in which all those annoying Other People get put away in their box — six feet under — while the protagonists have post-fall-of-civilization adventures, all with a bone china tea-set: John Wyndham was of course the master) or the sixties counterculture and lysergide fueled paranoia trips of Philip K. Dick and William Burroughs — and the deafening silence about the future that is radiating from the United States today."
Archive 2006-08-01 Lou Anders 2006
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