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Driving under the Influence
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DUI
Driving under the influence. The act of operating a moving vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other neuropharmacolic agents
driving under the influence (of alcohol)
DUI, driving while intoxicated, DWI Public health The act of operating a moving vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. See Alcohol, Moving vehicle accident.
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A MOTORIST is starting a threeyear ban for drink-driving only months after his last one ended.
New ban for drink-drive motorist by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
THE RSA and Garda yesterday launched a campaign to target drink-driving in the run-up to St Patrick's Day.
DRINK-DRIVE PLEA; ST PATRICK'S DAY by The Mirror (London, England)
DRINK-DRIVING figures are up in Warwickshire - and police say there's still work to do.
Drink-driving increases in county by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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