1. They won't ever legalise the drugs trade.

2. Hey, why not legalise them?

3. If we were to legalise soft drugs, that would no longer be a problem.

4. The Government wants to legalise payment of higher salaries to non-trade union members.

5. The legislation is not intended to legalise what already happens in the industry.

6. Greece's government recently abandoned plans to legalise private universities, after three months of protests.

7. In New England, proponents are hoping to legalise gay marriage in all six states by 2012.

8. Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic party plans to legalise casino gambling next year.

9. The Government remained neutral about whether to legalise soccer betting.

10. The way to encourage this is to legalise the sale of kidneys.

11. Of course, no government with half an eye on re-election would ever legalise anything it didn't have to.

12. Banning drugs mainly promotes crime, so it would be better to legalise, control, tax and discourage them.

13. Would it be the policy of the Labour party to legalise those drugs?

14. Ch as e, for example, caused a fuss by excluding a pro-life group and an outfit that wants to legalise cannabis from its competition.

15. In 2006, the Howard government also torpedoed an ACT law to legalise gay civil unions.

16. Lawmakers in Mexico City have become the first in Latin America to legalise gay marriage.

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17. In 2003 Massachusetts became the first American state to legalise gay marriage.

18. Condescending elites" are crypto-Europeans—the sort of people who eat arugula, do sissified jobs in offices and universities, and scheme to ban guns and legalise gay marriage."

19. That is why The Economist continues to believe that the least bad policy is legalise drugs.

20. The Anderson-McQueen funeral home in St Petersburg had the body liquefier put in just days after Florida became the seventh state to legalise the machines.

1. They won't ever legalise the drugs trade.