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Perhaps, over time, people for whom food is the euphoriant also require larger doses to achieve satisfaction. In 1990, he was arrested for "huffing" (using euphoriant inhalants) after police found him in possession of gold paint in a plastic bag. And it was the same euphoriant mix of intelligence, practicality and charm that allowed Piano to clear a swathe for Lend Lease through Sydney's tangled thickets of heritage, citypolitik and planning controls. |
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