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	'''Drug''' may refer to:		'''Drug''' may refer to:
	* A ] perceived or defined as a drug in clinical practice or a substance perceived or defined as a drug in legislation and political strategies ~~designed~~ to prevent or punish abuse of the substance. See:		* A ] perceived or defined as a drug in clinical medical practice or a substance perceived or defined as a drug in legislation and political strategies so as to prevent or punish abuse of the substance. See:
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	* Any ''drug'' or demon in ], from the Vedic Sanskrit root ''druh'' = "be hostile"		* Any ''drug'' or demon in ], from the Vedic Sanskrit root ''druh'' = "be hostile"
	* The ''Drûg'' or ], a race of Men from Middle-earth in the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien		* The ''Drûg'' or ], a race of Men from Middle-earth in the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien

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Drug may refer to:

A substance perceived or defined as a drug in clinical medical practice or a substance perceived or defined as a drug in legislation and political strategies so as to prevent or punish abuse of the substance. See:
Any drug or demon in Ancient Vedic Hinduism, from the Vedic Sanskrit root druh = "be hostile"
The Drûg or Drúedain, a race of Men from Middle-earth in the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien