Sentences with phrase «use of skunk»

Clegg said he believed there was a link to the use of skunk, a particularly toxic form of cannabis, but he argued that it was flooding the market precisely because of prohibition.

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This word has no use of your types, sooner the better you skunks leave this world.

A new study by the Institute of Psychiatry suggests that 24 % of new cases of psychosis are resulting from use of high potency «skunk - like» cannabis.

Ministers appeared sympathetic to evidence that cannabis was getting stronger, due to the greater availability of skunk, and the reported links between cannabis use and mental illness.

Just last month GW announced the results of clinical trials which show that its super-strong, super-concentrated, 51 % THC skunk cannabis medicine Sativex has»... limited relevant adverse effects and - particularly reassuring - the drug does not appear to lead to withdrawal effects if patients suddenly stop using it.»

The best - known, most distinctive, and often most notorious feature of the skunks is the great development of their anal scent glands, which they can use as a defensive weapon.

It's a concentration of skunk, offal and hair that trappers use to attract fur - bearing animals.

These include an elite team of engineers, designers and stylists known within FCA as the «Skunks», a sobriquet used in industries in the USA to identify the best squads to whom the most delicate and technologically innovative missions are entrusted.

I've used it for years to keep coyote, skunk, raccoon, squirrel out of the garden.

However, hundreds of skunks are euthanized in Sandy each year using the gas chamber.

Dennis Seaman, vice president of sales and marketing, says that all of the products in the line use the same basic formulation, but they are made in different strengths — the strongest is formulated to remove skunk odor, and the most mild are for use with small animal and birds.

On Santa Cruz Island, California, in a 1994 study of 47 dens used by island spotted skunks, 29.8 % were under shrubs, 21.3 % in open grassland, 21.3 % in cavities in rocks, 10.6 % in road cuts, 10.6 % under human structures, and 6.4 % in cavities in roots and trunks of trees.

To examine the causes and consequences of the increase, we assessed abundance, body mass, home - range size, spatial resource use (den sites and habitat use), temporal resource use, and diet of island spotted skunks during abundance in 2003 - 2004 and compared it with similar measures during rarity in 1992.

We used 8 microsatellite loci to investigate the distribution of genetic variation within and among populations of spotted skunks from 8 localities (the 2 islands and 6 mainland localities), representing 4 subspecies.