Instead—and despite Myles’ efforts—no matter where you live and how legal it is, the practice of buying drugs still feels trapped in a liminal zone between normal shopping and under-the-table commerce ...

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It all comes down to an earlier fork in the road: whether the producer washed the egg or not.

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Plyler embodies a constitutional insight as urgent today as it was in 1982: that equality is not achieved through formal ...