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"1970's term for cocaine"

I've deleted the claim that The White Apple was named after an old term for cocaine, because (1) it's unsourced and (2) it seems pretty unlikely. The only vaguely relevant reference I can find to the phrase (aside from hipsters whining in their blogs that their parents bought them the wrong colour iPhone for Christmas) is a Wikileaks reference [1] (see Section 12) to Operation White Apple, a 2010 drugs bust in Santos, Argentina. If someone in the band made the claim about the provenance of the album title, please can someone add the source? ~dom Kaos~ (talk) 17:04, 22 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]