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substantive

relating to the essential legal principles administered by the courts, as opposed to practice and procedure.
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For any [Sigma] [element of] Subst, Models([Alpha].sub.Def]({[Sigma]})) = {ground([Sigma]')|[Sigma]' [element of][[Delta].sub.[Sigma]]}.
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One recent study using NIDA data determined that adolescents who reported using steroids were at greater risk than their peers for using other illicit drugs, alcohol, and tobacco; fighting; attempting suicide; taking sexual risks; taking vehicular risks; and pathogenic weight loss (Subst. Use Misuse 2005;40:1637-57).
Teens and steroids: a dangerous mix
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