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I. Table, Risk increase (adjusted odds ratio with 95% confidence interval) for alcohol abuse or dependence of patients with drug abuse or dependence (controlling the role of sociodemographic factors, personality disorder, 12-month independent mood disorder and independent anxiety disorder)