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The flowers are considered calmative, hepatic and a cardio-tonic. The application of a calmative during the October 2002 siege of a theater in Moscow illustrates the problem. Examples of potential use environments for calmative drugs include "a group of hungry refugees who are excited over the distribution of food and unwilling to wait patiently," "a prison setting," an "agitated population," and "hostage situations. |
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