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the reactions can be unpredictable and, therefore, dangerous.
Drugs can be stimulants or depressants, and when taken together with an alcoholic drink, they can cause the reactions and decisions of the driver taking them to be unpredictable, difficult to control, and highly dangerous for road safety.
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no reactions occur because the drugs cancel out the effect of the alcohol.
the reactions can be unpredictable and, therefore, dangerous.
the reactions can be predictable and, therefore, controllable.
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