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Do we need drugs to have fun?
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Journalist Ellie Clifford uncovers the attraction behind illegal drugs, and if they are becoming more culturally accepted in modern society.
"It adds a new dimension to social occasions."
Journalist and Presenter: Ellie Clifford
Producer: Emilee Senchyna
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