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Exhibit 2. How has crack cocaine availability changed (fall 2001 vs. spring 2002)?

A graphic with Pulse Check sites and the reporting source (L= law enforcement ; E= epidemologic/ethnographic) enclosed in an arrow pointing up, side to side (for stable), or down to illustrate the change in availability of crack cocaine.

Availability rose in Billings (L), Memphis (E), New York City (E), and Sioux Falls (L). Availability was stable in Baltimore (L,E), Billings (E), Chicago (L,E), Columbia (L,E), Denver (L,E), Detroit (L,E), El Paso (L,E), Honolulu (L), Los Angeles (L,E), Memphis (E), Miami (L,E), New Orleans (L,E), New York City (L), Philadelphia (E), Portland (L,E), Seattle (L), Sioux Falls (E), St. Louis (L,E), Washington, DC (L,E). Availability was down in Boston (L,E), Honolulu (E), Philadelphia (L), Seattle (E).

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