Effect of Maryland's 2011 Alcohol Sales Tax Increase on Alcohol-Positive Driving.

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Effect of Maryland's 2011 Alcohol Sales Tax Increase on Alcohol-Positive Driving

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Kathleen Hoke

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Linda Simoni-Wastila

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Marie-Claude Lavoie

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Patricia C Dischinger

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Patricia Langenberg

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10.1016/J.AMEPRE.2016.12.011

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Gordon S. Smith

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