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Opening Address,m to me of great importance to the success of an event like this congress. The Government hopes that you will have a pleasant and instructive time here. It is up to you to display the tolerance that is required for a meaningful discussion of problems with conflicting aspects such as the theme of your congress inevitably contains.

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Book 1973, provided a leading Dutch weekly with an excellent headline for an article on the 30th International Congress on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. With it Wiener touched one of the central, if not the central issue of the alcohol and drug problem. Why do we fix our attention so emphatically on ‘the o

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Introduction,y, provided a leading Dutch weekly with an excellent headline for an article on the 30th International Congress on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. With it Wiener touched one of the central, if not the central issue of the alcohol and drug problem. Why do we fix our attention so emphatically on ‘the

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Where are We, What is Permitted, What is the Impact?,u with a survey of what is known and not yet known about the theme of this congress: . It would be an impossible task for me to review the literature, which would easily fill a library, and for you to listen to that review. Instead of devoting myself to such a presumptuous attempt, I prefer to indic

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