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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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It targets driving under influence of alcohol, crossing the red light, racing on public streets and driving in the opposite direction of traffic.
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Byline: ANI London, June 13 (ANI): English musician Pete Doherty has pleaded guilty for driving under influence and drug possession.
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