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Mexican cartels are recruiting chemistry students to improve fentanyl and other synthetic-drug production, adding that one professor suspected some students enrolled specifically to learn drug synthesis.
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Mexican cartels are recruiting chemistry students to improve fentanyl and other synthetic-drug production, adding that one professor suspected some students enrolled specifically to learn drug synthesis.
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Mexican cartels are recruiting chemistry students to improve fentanyl and other synthetic-drug production, adding that one professor suspected some students enrolled specifically to learn drug synthesis.
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Mexico's cartels are using to build their fentanyl empires: they're recruiting talented university chemistry students to add scientific know-how that improves synthetic drug production... One professor suspects some students are only enrolling in his chemistry classes to learn how to synthesize drugs.
Mexican cartels are recruiting chemistry students to improve fentanyl and other synthetic-drug production, adding that one professor suspected some students enrolled specifically to learn drug synthesis.
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