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Marijuana has been classified as a Schedule I drug, the highest rank by the Drug Enforcement Administration, since the 1970s. Marijuana's listing among the most dangerous drugs has been heavily influenced over the years by politics and public opinion, while advocacy groups have been working to change it for decades.
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