ConAgra admitted to a misdemeanor count of shipping adulterated food.
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Adulterated liquor often contains methanol, which can make people feel inebriated.
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Some people were blinded or killed by adulterated black-market spirits.
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It says importing drugs increases the potential for counterfeit or adulterated products.
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"Drug importation schemes expose Americans to potentially unsafe, counterfeit or adulterated medicines."
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Industrial cider is often sweetened, adulterated, made from concentrate and altogether unpleasant.
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Others said the PISA tests were "adulterated" or an exercise in psychological warfare.
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She knew that she shouldn't have touched heroin that was so obviously adulterated.
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It has said importing drugs increases the potential for counterfeit or adulterated products.
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It's probably not enough as proof to say this is absolutely, clearly adulterated.
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"Adulterated" makes me think more of contamination, and "Dirty" reads as an adjective.
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Of the drugs described as being potentially adulterated are skincare and Assured Brand products.
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But kratom is also unregulated, often adulterated, and has been linked to several fatalities.
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"We're seeing that kratom can be adulterated with its own active ingredients," she said.
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"The other half of overdose deaths could be due to highly adulterated drugs," he said.
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Costa Rica's Health Ministry has issued an alert after people died from drinking adulterated alcohol.
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This isn't necessarily an issue of food safety; adulterated honey isn't typically dangerous to eat.
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But if you don't know that it's adulterated, do you have an obligation to test?
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In the Boston case, ev3 will plead guilty to introducing adulterated medical devices into interstate commerce.
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Fatal overdoses have spiked in the city, most of them caused by potent, often adulterated opioids.
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When an American consumer buys a drink they don't worry about it being counterfeit or adulterated.
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But the gin distilled in London was fiendishly strong and very often adulterated with hideous impurities.
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Advocates of kratom blame some deaths on adulterated products that contained other drugs or dangerous substances.
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Some people may praise drug combinations for their unique effects, while others may consider these "adulterated".
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Drugs considered adulterated are prohibited from being sold under section 301(a) of the FD&C Act.
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The number of adulterated products highlighted in this study was "no surprise at all," he tells Health.
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Hickey sees adulterated cocaine in roughly 10% of all the overdose emergencies he responds to, he said.
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Myrter is charged with aiding and abetting the introduction of misbranded and adulterated food into interstate commerce.
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Charges against the pair include conspiracy to defraud the government and engaging in commerce with adulterated drugs.
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There's no way of ensuring they weren't adulterated or improperly stored, and the risks are too great.
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Many times, the food is adulterated with rat feces, cockroaches, rocks, bird droppings and other foreign matter.
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The act is focused mainly on regulating adulterated or misbranded products, or products that are falsely packaged.
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The availability of too many opioids, many of which have been diverted or adulterated, is a problem.
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"If it's there, it means it's been adulterated or put there deliberately," Kobilinsky told the New York Post.
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The Maryville Police Department has charged Webb with "adulterated food/liquid/drugs," and set his bond at $45,000.
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"We've seen a lot of instances of adulterated products — contamination, impurities — recently," FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb told Bloomberg.
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With large numbers of adulterated herbs on the market, though, you may not always get what you're expecting.
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Textual fidelity does not seem to have kept the authors of the highly adulterated "Desperate Measures" up nights.
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The current lung illness outbreak seems to be primarily caused by adulterated or contaminated black-market THC products.
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Sometimes products have been adulterated with synthetic opioids such as O-desmethyltramadol, which could lead to fatal overdoses.
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"Adulterated alcohol is usually methanol added to alcohol or just plain methanol, which is very, very toxic," Kobilinsky said.
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Former Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, for instance, has extensively cautioned against the threat of counterfeit or adulterated medicines from abroad.
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The paper's authors note there is some "slight distortion," in the adulterated clips, but it's extremely difficult to discern.
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And if they were found to be adulterated, the FDA would withdraw the registration and make them illegal to sell.
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The city government had blacklisted it in 2017, accusing it of inflating bills and using adulterated material to build roads.
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Thousands are killed each year by adulterated alcohol in Russia, China, India, Turkey, Ireland and throughout Asia and Latin America.
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The bastards cook anything they want, whether or not (or maybe especially when) it sounds wrong, impure, contaminated, or adulterated.
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So far, these adulterated coffees have resulted in one reported death, two hospitalized for fainting, and caused several heart attacks.
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Where better to taste bottom-shelf wines than at place that serves nothing but organic, non-adulterated, farmer-made wine?
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In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration has identified more than 800 adulterated dietary supplements on the market.
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Most of the adulterated products, about 45%, were marketed for sexual enhancement, weight loss (about 41%) or muscle-building (12%).
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There's a long history of food adulteration, so I was not surprised that ground coffee or tea would be adulterated.
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Still, the authors claim that some supplements are adulterated, in some cases with pharmaceutical drugs, which might lead to adverse effects.
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In addition, people often begin buying drugs on-site, which are more likely to be adulterated, toward the end of events.
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When recreational drugs like Xanax and OxyContin are adulterated with the more powerful synthetic opioid Fentanyl, the misdosage can prove fatal.
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But kratom has also developed a bad reputation, as imitators and adulterated preparations have led to serious side effects and fatalities.
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The FDA's Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI) is responsible for launching criminal probes into counterfeit, adulterated and mislabeled and unapproved drugs.
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If Kellyanne Conway is concerned about the dangers of potentially-adulterated illicit drugs, then regulation and labeling is one clear answer.
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Second, we now know how to save lives, even with the threat of drugs adulterated by the powerful synthetic opioid, fentanyl.
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"What the wine industry doesn't want people to know is that wine, as a commercial product, is already heavily adulterated," he continues.
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So anything you're likely to buy on the American market is likely to have been adulterated with a number of different things.
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The cosmetics under the bill would be classified as "adulterated cosmetics," and would not be able to be sold in the state.
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Authorities are allowed to confiscate products that contain dangerous substances, contain adulterated materials, and are falsely labeled under Malaysia's Food Act 1983.
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Often masquerading as other drugs, including LSD and cocaine, early 133 seems to mark the beginning of the age of adulterated psychedelics.
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In 1906 the United States was the only major industrialized nation without strict laws forbidding the sale of contaminated and adulterated food.
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Under U.S. Food and Drug Administration policy, flood-soaked grain is considered adulterated and must be destroyed, according to Iowa State University.
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In other cases, unsuspecting people may ingest street opioids adulterated with other compounds, including fentanyl—an opioid considerably more potent than heroin.
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But exposing American patients to potentially counterfeit, unapproved or adulterated drugs — for what would probably be scant savings — is not the answer.
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Image: FDAAnd to be clear, adulterated food and poisonous additives definitely killed a lot of people, from babes in arms to war veterans.
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Not only are they considered unsafe, but they are also considered adulterated because they're considered unsafe under section 512(a) of the law.
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Of the products identified as adulterated, just 360 (48%) were subsequently recalled, leaving more than half of the contaminated supplements available for sale.
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They said that many honey importers and packers know that the honey they're buying is adulterated, because the prices are much too low.
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Lawyers are finding consumers who have allegedly bought adulterated honey at their local grocery stores, and having the honey laboratory tested for proof.
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Some of them could be adulterated, especially in states where weed is still illegal and where there isn't a state-run testing infrastructure.
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Other drugs found in the adulterated supplements include antidepressants and antihistamines, both of which may have side effects and interact with other medications.
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The spread, however, has been blamed mostly on adulterated THC e-liquid, and there's no word on any connection to vaping legal nicotine pods.
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Worst of all, in 2008 milk companies were found to be selling infant milk powder adulterated with an industrial chemical to bamboozle food inspectors.
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Police are "actively investigating the death of three people ... from eating adulterated or poisonous food supplied by the World Food Program," the statement said.
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The president of a ConAgra subsidiary entered a guilty plea on behalf of his company Tuesday to a single misdemeanor count of shipping adulterated food.
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In January, Acclarent's former CEO and its vice president of sales will be sentenced for introducing an adulterated and misbranded medical device into interstate commerce.
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If a corporation mislabeled or manufactured the pills, the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act outlaws engaging in interstate commerce with adulterated or misbranded drugs.
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Her research revealed the unseemly back story of many commercially produced olive oils, which are often adulterated with low-grade vegetable oils and artificial coloring.
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Lawmakers at the meeting were alarmed to learn the FDA does not have any rules in place to prevent e-cigarettes from being adulterated. Sen.
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The USDA will continue to find violations and order recalls like these until the catfish industry makes changes to protect its customers from adulterated food.
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It already is purified and adulterated in many ways; this would just be another step in the complex process of preparing the water for market.
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But Maine public health officials said in 2017 that milk with PFOS exceeding 210 parts per trillion should be considered "adulterated" and banned from sale.
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Chasse says herbal ingredients that come from China are often adulterated -- meaning that, in this case, it was the raw herb that was not safely processed.
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The traditional Deadpool comic version isn't R-rated and the character has only dabbled in the mature, adulterated "Marvel Max" line, similar to other Marvel characters.
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Zambia has also suspended the production of the drink until remedial measures are put in place to ensure that it is not adulterated, the statement said.
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The industry is rife with rancid or adulterated olive oil — meaning it's blended with cheap, lower-grade oils, and most of us don't even realize it.
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In the meantime, the FDA's "failure to aggressively use all available tools to remove pharmaceutically adulterated supplements from commerce leaves consumers' health at risk," Cohen wrote.
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In addition to these myriad risks, there is also a risk that synthetic cannabinoids can be adulterated with other chemicals, ranging from opioids to rat poison.
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He and Spruill said that they drank a shot of Patron at the resort that did not taste like Patron, and both suspect the alcohol was adulterated.
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He also today pointed his Twitter followers to newly released guidance by the FDA around new steps it's taking to protect Americans from intentionally adulterated food products.
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"We had received only bits and pieces; we knew that some of the items had been altered or adulterated, some were fake, and others authentic," he explained.
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In other words, even after these companies were warned once, they continued selling adulterated products — often with new unapproved substances detected the second or third time around.
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In any case, lack of sufficient oversight means that petrol and diesel alike are often heavily adulterated with even dirtier stuff by the time they reach consumers.
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There has been a lot of coverage over the past couple years about how so-called imported extra virgin olive oils are actually adulterated with other oils.
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Last year, a Georgia court sentenced Stewart Parnell, the company's CEO, to 28 years in prison on conspiracy charges, as well as the introduction of adulterated food.
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Of 746 products identified as adulterated by the FDA, just 360 (48 percent) were subsequently recalled, leaving more than half of the contaminated supplements available for sale.
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He finds comfort in imaginative rituals, such as holding a funeral for a bookmark, and his hero is Huck Finn, for his embrace of an "adulterated nature."
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"We've seen a lot of instances of adulterated products — contamination, impurities — recently," outgoing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who plans to leave his post in April, told Bloomberg.
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They were accused of manufacturing and distributing adulterated and misbranded drugs and secretly administering them to racehorses, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York. 10663.
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The FDA accused Jimmy John's of engaging in a pattern of selling "adulterated" sprouts and cucumbers that have been linked to outbreaks of E. coli and salmonella.
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"The Ministry of Health continues to carry out operations throughout the national territory in order to reduce the exposure of consumers to adulterated products," they wrote, in Spanish.
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Djudjic, curious as to the buyer, did a quick reverse search and found her image — adulterated to within an inch of its life — on Samsung's Malaysian product page.
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As reported by Buzzfeed News, after Breja raised the issue with management, Juul did not warn consumers that their pods might have been adulterated or issue a recall.
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Avoiding all this leads men to buy Viagra without a prescription from sketchy unregulated online pharmacies, where pills are often adulterated with floor wax, paint and printer ink.
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Adulterated kratom is a very real problem, says Walt Prozialeck, professor and chair of the department of pharmacology at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University.
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ASUNCION (Reuters) - Former Brazil and Barcelona forward Ronaldinho Gaucho was arrested in Paraguay on Friday for attempting to enter the country with an adulterated passport, Paraguayan police said.
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The company also distributed free samples of the adulterated product for more than eight months after it got the FDA warning letter, according to the inspector general's report.
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"This might represent a challenge in environments with many new drugs or where the drugs are very adulterated, [which is also] where testing is most needed," Gomez-Escolar says.
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A 2017 study found that individuals who submitted samples of MDMA for testing reported that they were significantly less likely to ingest drugs if they learned they were adulterated.
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" Section 331 of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act prohibits the "receipt in interstate commerce of any food, drug, device, tobacco product or cosmetic that is adulterated or misbranded.
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"Only 360 of 746 (48%) were recalled, leaving the majority of adulterated supplements, more than 350 products, available for sale," Cohen wrote in an editorial published with the study.
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We all assumed it either was not a '64 or had been adulterated by wine from other regions, as was sometimes done to beef up wines that seemed thin.
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"Congress recognized the importance of placing the burden on corporate officers to protect consumers who are wholly helpless from purchasing adulterated food products which could make them ill," Murphy wrote.
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However, internal documents, case reports, and reviews from the agency showed that many of the alleged dangers of kratom were exaggerated, poorly sourced, or based on incidents involving adulterated products.
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The researchers report that isotopic analysis is about twice as sensitive as the chemical sort, able to spot adulterated shipments in which just 5% of the contents are from elsewhere.
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However, "in view of the impossibility of distinguishing between the originals and the adulterated ones," health authorities have told people to avoid consuming or selling all products with those labels.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York state appeals court on Tuesday revived two lawsuits accusing Hess Corp and Castle Oil Corp of cheating building owners by selling adulterated heating oil.
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In a case involving cheese contaminated with listeria, it was 81 days from the date the FDA became aware of the adulterated product to the date Oasis Brands recalled it.
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The most common pharmaceutical ingredients detected in adulterated weight loss products were sibutramine, which was removed from the US market in 2010 due to cardiovascular risks, and the laxative phenolphthalein.
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Dr. Pieter A. Cohen of Cambridge Health Alliance in Massachusetts said that although the FDA discovered 746 adulterated supplements, it announced voluntary recalls for fewer than half of these products.
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But the question is what happens if social media users start to view that mix with increasing mistrust — as something that might be being deliberately adulterated or infiltrated by malicious elements?
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"If the certification by any means, was adulterated, then they can be accused of collusion, or obstruction," said Albuquerque, a former admiral in Brazil's navy who was appointed earlier this year.
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In poring over Roman texts, Ms. Becker has found references to indelible and invisible inks on the market, some of them highly valued, and complaints about adulterated ingredients and poor quality.
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Justice David Saxe rejected defense arguments that public policy might encourage the use of adulterated oil as fuel, and that the owners waited too long to pursue some of their claims.
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According to the state attorneys general, McNeil put on the market batches of drugs that failed to comply with federal standards and were deemed adulterated as a matter of federal law.
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However, Queiroz told reporters earlier in the day that the case presented so far was only about the adulterated passports, and he refused to talk about "suppositions" made in the press.
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I jettisoned all the traditions I'd never cared for: creamed onions, squabbling ancillary relatives, overly marshmallowy yams and the sort of cranberry sauce adulterated by the needless addition of orange zest.
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Authorities said horses were secretly given adulterated PEDs including blood builders, pain shots, bronchodilators and "red acid" to boost performance by stimulating endurance, deadening nerves, increasing oxygen intake and reducing inflammation.
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It follows the release two days earlier of a report by federal police claiming senior managers at BRF allegedly adulterated documents and laboratory results to dodge food safety and quality checks.
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The law banned the sale of adulterated meat, set standard sanitary conditions, and required that the USDA inspect all livestock before and after they were killed and processed for human consumption.
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JBS said that the recording was not adulterated, adding that Mr. Batista and other executives from the company had provided an array of documents to support their testimony in plea negotiations.
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Mr. Temer claimed that the recording of their conversation in March had been adulterated and manipulated, and he said he would seek the suspension of the graft investigation into his activities.
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"More must be done to ensure that tobacco products, some of which could be adulterated, do not secure a foothold on your marketplace," the senators wrote to the e-commerce companies.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia banned an energy drink on Wednesday after it was shown to have been adulterated with the male sex booster Viagra, according to authorities in Ndola, the city of manufacture.
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Until the long-term health risks and ways to limit their exposure are understood on the street, the illicit drug market will just keep serving up more and more toxic adulterated drugs.
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The primary state authority regulatory structure of our industry is a critical reason the market is safe, virtually free from counterfeit and adulterated products, and operates in a safe and responsible manner.
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Under that law, a company or individual can face felony or misdemeanor charges if "adulterated" food that is harmful to human health or is prepared in unsanitary conditions is introduced across state lines.
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A few threads from the r/opiates and r/drugs subreddits regarding fentanyl sightingsDrug and harm reduction forums have attempted to combat this by posting local alerts, warning others of potentially adulterated batches.
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Hillandale was also one of a handful of farms that were linked to a widespread salmonella outbreak in 2010, leading the owners to be charged with shipping adulterated food and sentenced to jail.
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"If we determine that someone is manufacturing or distributing illicit, adulterated vaping products that caused illness and death for personal profit, we would consider that to be a criminal act," the agency said.
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In a scandal that came to light in 2008, at least six children died and 300,000 fell ill with kidney stones and other problems from infant formula adulterated with melamine, an industrial chemical.
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The scheme, as described in four separate indictments against a total of 27 people, was to manufacture and distribute adulterated and misbranded drugs and to secretly administer them to racehorses under their control.
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" Graham's treatise on breadmaking describes it as bruised, injured, adulterated, poisoned, separated from its nutrients and then ground and baked into, "the most miserable trash that can be imagined, in the form of bread.
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After all, Richard Nixon's tapes confirmed John W. Dean's testimony of that president's role in obstructing justice, but perhaps he worried that this president would release an adulterated or edited version of their conversation.
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This paradox is a result of adulterated honey, which artificially increases the supply of honey, said Michael Roberts, executive director of the Resnick Center for Food Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law.
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"If we determine that someone is manufacturing or distributing illicit, adulterated vaping products that caused illness and death for personal profit, we would consider that to be a criminal act," he said in the statement.
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Several Agriculture Ministry supervisors in the southern state of Santa Catarina have been removed from their jobs as part of the probe, which found evidence that unnamed companies imported chemically adulterated fish without adequate oversight.
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According to a 2014 article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, over 500 non-prescription supplements "have been found to be adulterated with pharmaceuticals or pharmaceutical analogues" due to this lack of oversight.
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Food safety has been an important issue in China since a 2008 scandal killed six infants who had been fed milk powder that had been adulterated with the toxic melamine, normally used to make plastics.
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Because so much heroin today is adulterated with potent synthetic opioids like fentanyl, some users are developing techniques to sample their heroin with less risk of overdose by snorting, shooting, or smoking a minuscule dose.
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Since fentanyl is 50 times to 85033 times more powerful than morphine, and most users are unaware that their drugs have been adulterated with it, this has led to a dramatic spike in overdose deaths.
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Many of the adulterated muscle building products contained undeclared anabolic steroids, which, when abused, can lead to mental problems in the short term and kidney problems, liver damage and heart problems in the long term.
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"I am going to spend the rest of my life in jail because of all those overdose deaths," Burgos told the mother of one witness to him selling the adulterated heroin, as the Providence Journal reported.
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But the Pandora's box of fentanyl has already been opened in places hard hit by the overdose crisis, particularly the East Coast and Appalachian states where heroin is sold as a powder easily adulterated with fentanyl.
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"It has become very easy for counterfeiters to make bottles and packages look genuine, but the reality is they are often filled with laced, adulterated or fake pills that are dangerous to patients," the group warned.
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It was set up to tell those who subscribed to it when the group was selling kits on site; alert if they were shut down by security; and, critically, to warn about adulterated substances when necessary.
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Although the FDA is duty-bound to take action against adulterated or misbranded dietary supplements after they reach market, the agency "does not have the resources to address all of these cases," Auchus and Brower noted.
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"The 11 U.N. Special Rapporteurs' act of peddling a biased and absolutely false recital of facts, adulterated with malicious imputations against the constituted authorities, smacks of unpardonable intrusions on our sovereignty," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said.
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"At least 95 percent of essential oils are adulterated with cheaper, oxidized oils or mixed with alcohol or turpentine to increase volume for profit," King notes, which could impact a product's performance and lead to reactions.
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"The agency's failure to aggressively use all available tools to remove pharmaceutically adulterated supplements from commerce leaves consumers' health at risk," writes general internist Pieter Cohen from Harvard Medical School in a commentary on the new research.
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Countries around the world are closing their ports to Brazilian meat, following the revelation that health inspectors there had been routinely bribed to allow the sale of expired and adulterated meat into the domestic and international marketplace.
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The new app that first responders are using to document overdoses allows them to input how many times a patient is given Narcan; when multiple doses are required, the heroin tends to be adulterated with strong synthetics.
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Honey imported from overseas is often adulterated—either by having sugars added to it or by being cleaned, heated, or filtered—and then is blended with small amounts of true honey until the sticky substance is uniform.
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The powers that be hqe determined that—because alcohol can settle in the bottom of a pitcher—pitchers of margaritas are "adulterated" given that each glass can end up with a different amount of alcohol in it.
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Though this new batch of images featuring adulterated paintings seems especially well suited to the current, portrait-obsessed US President, it is hardly the first time a fantastic photoshopper has used her digital brush to tease Trump.
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"We have seen these health problems, primarily due do adulterated and impure cocaine, play out in South America over the last decade," he said, with drug users suddenly turning up with severe infections or kidney and liver failure.
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The whole reason there are labels on food and (legal) drug products is because of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906, which was passed deliberately to prevent the manufacturing and sale of adulterated foods and drugs.
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Park, decided in 1975, the Supreme Court upheld the conviction of the chief executive of Acme Markets for violating a provision of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, which makes it a crime to ship adulterated or misbranded food.
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Yet most doctors, nurses and office managers were charged with less serious misdemeanor violations of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, which makes it a crime to introduce or receive a counterfeit, adulterated or misbranded drug into interstate commerce.
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To this day families that can afford it buy foreign milk and infant formula, though a decade has passed since six babies died and thousands were made ill by Chinese powdered milk adulterated, for profit, with melamine, an industrial chemical.
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You may recall that the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel did impressive reporting on the more than 28503 reports of American tourists who were poisoned, blacked out, and/or subjected to foul play or sexual assault because adulterated alcohol was sold to them.
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"If we determine that someone is manufacturing or distributing illicit, adulterated vaping products that caused illnesses and death for personal profit, we would consider that to be a criminal act," Norman E. Sharpless, the acting FDA commissioner, said in the statement.
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LSD is sometimes adulterated or improperly synthesized, and may vary widely in potency, with someone intending to take a tiny, subperceptual dose at risk of having "a full-blown psychedelic effect when trying to do a PowerPoint presentation," he said.
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AmerisourceBergen, one of the largest U.S. drug wholesalers, will pay the federal and state governments $625 million to resolve civil claims over its illegal distribution of adulterated and misbranded drugs, including syringes for cancer patients, New York's attorney general said on Monday.
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"So it really is due to illicitly manufactured fentanyl that is entering the market and that is essentially being mixed with heroin so that you have an adulterated product that people aren't aware of, so their risk of overdose increases substantially," she added.
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"[The] FDA can and does inspect cosmetic manufacturing facilities to assure cosmetic product safety and determine whether cosmetics are adulterated or misbranded under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) and the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA)," the administration's website states.
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But since that's not always the case, once a supplement is on the market, the FDA analyzes the safety of the dietary ingredients through purity and quality testing, and they can pull any products that are "misbranded, adulterated, or otherwise unsafe," according to the FDA.
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"Much is said about promoting 'made in Italy,' but then they try to decriminalize adulterated oil," Mr. Fazzi lamented, joining a chorus of critics, including trade associations and farm lobbies, that fear for the reputation of Italian extra-virgin olive oil if the decree passes.
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The import alert combined with a failure to treat Kratom leaves as a dietary supplement and enforce CGMP regulations has forced Kratom products into an underground, grey market that permits adulterated and substandard products to flourish while driving legitimate products out of the marketplace.
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Numerous speakers cited problems with adulterated CBD products, found to include pesticides, lead or other metals; inconsistent CBD levels leading customers to take too high a dose and get sick; and research indicating a potential for liver problems and other adverse events when taking CBD.
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" She noted that once an adulterated supplement is discovered, "the agency's primary objective is to mitigate any risk posed to public health by informing consumers about any dangers associated with the product and to work to remove it from the market as soon as possible.
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Cohen suggested that Congress reform the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 by requiring companies to register supplements with the FDA prior to sale and by providing the FDA with more effective enforcement tools such as immediately revoking an adulterated product's registration.
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This is occurring as more people in the illicit drug market are using more drugs, so-called "polydrug" or multidrug use, in which they indiscriminately mix depressants — opioids like heroin — with stimulants like meth or cocaine, all of them adulterated in new ways, with unknown effects.
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Money spent on a dietary supplement that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration considers "adulterated" is an economic injury that provides standing to sue even if the product otherwise lives up to expectations, a federal appeals court held Thursday in a case of first impression nationwide.
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"If food is tampered with, or a customer wants to leave the impression that they left behind adulterated product, we will move quickly with law enforcement to identify, apprehend and prosecute those who think this is a joke-it is not," Walmart told KTRK in a statement.
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The state's health inspectors "would treat food served to consumers at licensed eating places and affected by marijuana, as has been described with this establishment, as adulterated and therefore illegal," Emily Spencer, a spokeswoman for the state's Department of Health and Human Services, said on Thursday.
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"To be clear, if we determine that someone is manufacturing or distributing illicit, adulterated products that caused illness or death for personal profit, we would consider that a criminal act," acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless testified before the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Wednesday.
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Experts say it remains unclear if the law could apply to Chipotle because the investigation so far is focused on just one restaurant location, and the outbreak involves norovirus- an illness that is easily transferred from person-to-person contact and may not be tied to an "adulterated" food.
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"I think a lot of people in the scene would think an adulterated substance like this would come from outside of the culture—somebody that is just there to blindly profit off of them and leave the first day without being a part of what's going on," Auctor said.
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"As long as adulterated imported honey floods the domestic market, US honey producers will find it very difficult to build a sustainable business model predicated on authentic honey," he wrote in a recent white paper on the topic, presented at 2019's World Honey Congress, Apimondia, in Montreal.
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If you had to come up with a medication that was safe and could serve as a bridge from someone to go from compulsive opioid use to effective drug treatment, kratom might actually be a reasonable alternative—if we could guarantee that the supply of kratom was not adulterated.
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And while the recent wave of mysterious lung illnesses that has stricken 1,479 people is mostly tied to vaping THC-oil products that may be tainted or adulterated, the health effects of vaping nicotine liquids in e-cigarettes have also come under intense examination by researchers and public health officials.
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And by opening or expanding syringe access programs, enacting Good Samaritan laws, ensuring widespread distribution and easy access to naloxone, safe consumption sites where people using drugs can be monitored to protect against overdoses and drug testing kits that allow someone to check if the drugs they are planning to consume have been adulterated.
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Like her Chicago Imagist cohort (Gladys Nilsson, Jim Nutt, Roger Brown, Barbara Rossi, Karl Wirsum, and Ed Paschke), Murray never sanctified her surface with flatness or opticality, but instead adulterated it into a theater of saucy grotesques — a space she would eventually blow up and reconfigure into a character in itself, a golem molded from the painting's ground.
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"We know many thousands, if not millions, of users of illicit drugs are escaping detection and putting the public at risk," Whitfield said, contradicting the government's own data from the 2003 fiscal year showing that a grand total of 42 out of roughly 200,000 drug tests of current or prospective federal employees were reported as invalid, adulterated, or substituted.
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The day before Mr. Indiana died, Morgan Art Foundation, a company that says it has long held the rights to several of his best-known works, filed a federal lawsuit alleging that Mr. Thomas and a New York art publisher had isolated Mr. Indiana from the world and produced unauthorized or adulterated versions of his art.
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On Monday night, former White House cybersecurity czar, and now NSA advisor Rob Joyce added his own grain of salt soliciting more information about the story on Twitter: "Still interested if someone is directly connected to a discovery of adulterated hardware-DM me"—implying that he's not aware of a China-led supply chain attack such as the one reported by Businessweek.
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Stop Freaking Out About Human DNA in Hot DogsA startup called Clear Labs has genetically tested a bunch of hot dogs, and the results are about…Read more ReadOn the other hand, Clear Labs did find several instances in which burgers were "adulterated" with a significant amount of an unlisted ingredient—lamb or bison burgers that were laced with beef or chicken, for instance.
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The Opson V loot included 7,400 bottles of fake alcohol and counterfeit labels were impounded in Greece and nearly 10,000 litres of "fake or adulterated alcohol" including wine, whisky and vodka in the UK. But the operation's tentacles reached way outside of Europe and found more than 36,000 litres of illicit booze that were confiscated alongside nine Kalashnikov rifles, ammunition, and three grenades in Burundi.
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There's an enormous range of traumas that can contribute to a person's depression, anxiety, or personality disorder, and huge variety of drugs and therapies: A game where something as idiosyncratic as a person's "paranoia" can be remedied the same way as another person's "hopelessness" strikes me as tokenistic, as using "status effects," the same as Final Fantasy's "poisoned" or "berserk," only with deliberately more adulterated names intended for cheap shock value.
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The CCENDU's Matthew Young points out that the Canadian overdoses were largely tied to counterfeit pain pills laced with fentanyl, rather than the tainted brown powder heroin seen in the US. (Most of the US heroin sold east of the Mississippi River is brown powder heroin from Colombia, easily adulterated with fentanyl, unlike sticky black tar heroin sold in Western states.) "It was really an unintended consequence of decreasing the supply of prescription painkillers," Young told BuzzFeed News.
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There's a rich and varied (and ever-expanding) tapestry of examples of AI failing to correctly identify, or entirely misclassifying, images — including being fooled by deliberately adulterated graphics — as well a long history of tech companies misapplying their own policies to disappear from view (or otherwise) certain pieces and categories of content (including really iconic and really natural stuff) — so freely handing control over what we can and cannot see (or do) with our own devices at the UI level to a machine agency that's ultimately controlled by a commercial entity subject to its own agendas and political pressures would seem ill-advised to say the least.
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