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I see many states have passed the MJ medical thing, and then they dont provide any places to purchase or have your prescription filled. NJ is a big example of that. They finally passed the law, yet there are no dispensaries. You cant take your script across the border (according to my friend) and yet there are no places to have it filled in state. I hope other states provide better examples.
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