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INO
(redirected from Inhaled Nitrous Oxide)

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INOInstitut National d'Optique (in Sainte-Foy, Quebec, Canada)
INOInternuclear Ophthalmoplegia
INOIrish Nurses Organisation
INOIn Name Only
INOI'm Not Okay
INOIn-Network Only (health care industry)
INOInhaled Nitrous Oxide
INOInongo, Zaire (airport code)
INOInstitute for Naval Oceanography
INOIntelligent Network Operations
INOIntelligent Network Outfitters
INOIssue Necessary Order
INOIterative Natural Orbital
INOIndia Neutrino Observatory
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Investigators said the driver, Falon Rae Williams, 23, of Albany, had deliberately inhaled nitrous oxide vapors before the crash, which impaired her ability to drive.
BRIEFLY by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
It is believed the technician inhaled nitrous oxide, which induces euphoria and provokes uncontrollable laughter.
No giggles in laughing gas blunder; HOSPITAL by The Mirror (London, England)
The Sydney Daily Telegraph said they inhaled nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, during parties held inside empty birthing rooms while babies were being delivered nearby.
Midwives had too much of a laugh by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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