In addition to measuring cyanide in the shoots themselves, they measured the cyanide in the pandas' feces.
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Cassava comes in two varieties: A bitter version relatively high in cyanide, and a sweeter, low-cyanide one.
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Cyanide bombs, or M-44s, shoot a gram of cyanide sodium into the mouths of animals lured by baits.
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A pipe carrying cyanide solution ruptured at the open pit mine on March 28, the third incident at the mine in 18 months involving cyanide-bearing solution.
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For example, one of its key ingredients is cyanide … Researchers believe that carbon in meteorites slamming into a planet's early atmosphere can react with nitrogen to form hydrogen cyanide.
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According to Griffin, when amygdalin dissolves in body fluids and produces hydrogen cyanide, the cyanide only goes after cancer cells because of a special enzyme they contain that's vulnerable to attack.
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Prince Felix Yusupov invited him to Yusupov Palace in St. Petersburg, where he was fed cake laced with potassium cyanide and copious amounts of cyanide-spiked Madeira — but did not die.
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Cyanide and Happiness has already successfully run multiple Kickstarter campaigns.
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For the PD, the choice is between hemlock and cyanide.
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Some of them will create cyanide, and then kill you.
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However, it releases small amounts of hydrogen cyanide when burned.
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" You certainly don't want to be smoking cyanide," he said.
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That has always been the cyanide pill of crisis management.
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In many M.E.K. attacks, members would take cyanide when cornered.
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In 2015, Mr. McLemore used potassium cyanide to commit suicide.
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Fallout from cyanide fishing is harming more than the fish.
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Thiocyanate is easier to measure than cyanide, so when the tests pointed to high thiocyanate levels, more blood was sent to a forensic laboratory near Sydney to confirm high levels of cyanide, says Konstantatos.
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"The two laboratories independently found no cyanide in the analyzed tissues ... in the case of the death of the young man, the blood and bottle were found to contain cyanide," Valdes said on Friday.
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Still, as YouTuber Cody's Lab shows, even one of most terrifying substances on Earth is only scary at a lethal dose—which, in the case of potassium cyanide or sodium cyanide, is around 200 milligrams.
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Jim Jones ordered his followers to drink cyanide-laced grape punch.
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Carefully core the apple so your starter doesn't become Cyanide Horatio.
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No cyanide was detected on two of the water testing days.
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Cobalt blue can be carcinogenic, and Prussian blue can release cyanide.
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Hitler committed suicide by taking a cyanide capsule and shooting himself.
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His wife Eva Braun killed herself by swallowing a cyanide pill.
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"Better not give you the cyanide pills by mistake," he said.
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The cause of death was listed as cyanide poisoning, doctors said.
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They had a plan B -- cyanide pills hidden in cigarette filters.
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"You certainly don't want to be smoking cyanide," Frazier told NBC.
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These seeds contain cyanide in amounts that can be potentially lethal.
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Apple seeds contain amygdalin, which is a compound that produces cyanide.
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The addition of cyanide to Veladero's leach pad processing operation was suspended and Barrick told to overhaul environmental practices and operations at the mine following a March 28 spill, when a pipe carrying cyanide solution failed.
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Vinyl cyanide is a fairly complex molecule, made up of seven elements.
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It can also convert into potentially poisonous amounts of cyanide when eaten.
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In the past, some states used gas chambers filled with hydrogen cyanide.
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For instance, "Everything Herbs" was advertising apricot kernels, which contain deadly cyanide.
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The cyanide is either stored in a plastic lined pond, or reused.
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This was the second cyanide spill at the mine in a year.
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The latest findings said the toxins were phenol, cyanide and ferrous hydroxide.
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Is that a cult where everyone's wearing Nikes and then drinking cyanide?
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He compelled his followers to drink a fruit punch laced with cyanide.
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The fungicide myclobutanil, for example, can transform into hydrogen cyanide when heated.
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Regardless, they filmed brief promos for Cyanora, mentioning hydrogen cyanide by name.
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Barrick has agreed to an audit and needs to present a plan to overhaul environmental and operating processes after a pipe carrying cyanide solution ruptured on March 28, the third incident involving cyanide at the mine in 18 months.
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Turing died of cyanide poisoning, possibly self-inflicted, at the age of 41. ■
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Years later, Timothy O'Bryan died from a cyanide-laced pixie stick on Halloween.
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In fact, large doses can generate dangerous or even fatal levels of cyanide.
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This is mixed with the faint, bitter, almond-like aroma of hydrogen cyanide.
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This is the second cyanide spill in just over a year at Veladero.
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"So uhh we have a vendor selling cyanide," wrote another of Dread's employees.
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With proper preparation, the toxin, hydrogen cyanide, can be flushed out with water.
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In a world turned cyanide cynical, belief grows more precious, more powerfully colorful.
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According to police documents, Babu's younger brother used cyanide to polish motorcycle parts.
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Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Turkey and several Argentine provinces have cyanide bans.
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A hunt in Pocatello, Idaho, went awry in March when an M-44 device, designed to propel a cyanide capsule into a coyote's mouth, instead sprayed cyanide onto a 14-year-old boy, injuring him and killing his family's dog.
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Blair most recently starred in an animated series based off the webcomic Cyanide & Happiness.
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Giant pandas absorbed more than 65 percent of the cyanide present in the shoots.
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Tran died after being attacked and injected with cyanide on Valentine&aposs Day 2017.
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Vinyl cyanide is a complex organic molecule capable of forming cell membrane-like spheres.
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This ice cloud is a hybrid of hydrogen cyanide and benzene, which condensed together.
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It was the second cyanide spill at the mine in just over a year.
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Two spies who planted the bomb were caught, and swallowed cyanide, but one survived.
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They bid on estate sale jewelry that could be filled with teaspoons of cyanide.
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Back then, an 8-year-old died after eating Pixy Stix laced with cyanide.
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The accident released wastewater containing high levels of ammonia and cyanide into the river.
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Between 2011 and 2012 there were three other cyanide leaks at the same mine.
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The patient was found to have 25 times the accepted cyanide levels in his blood.
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After bullets and automobile exhaust, hydrogen cyanide was the third most important method of killing.
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Chemours earlier this year broke ground on a $150 million sodium cyanide plant in Mexico.
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Potassium cyanide is better known as the stuff in World War II-era suicide pills.
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Researchers have suspected for a while that Titan might have this compound, called vinyl cyanide.
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LOS ANGELES — Cyanide & Happiness went from web comic to full-fledged YouTube series in 2005.
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I made sure to slip in the cyanide pill before Novikov took his first sip.
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Tylenol capsules were laced with deadly potassium cyanide in the Chicago area in September 1982.
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Jim Jones — died in a mass murder-suicide after drinking a cyanide-laced Flavor Aid.
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According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, hydrogen cyanide is a colorless gas.
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The products all contained myclobutanil, a fungicide that can transform into hydrogen cyanide when burned.
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Influencers were filmed agreeing to promote a fake weight loss drink that contained hydrogen cyanide.
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Blood tests later revealed he had cyanide levels in his blood 25 times the accepted level.
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"[ISIS] is now using cyanide to terrorize," security affairs Minister Luhut Pandjaitan told reporters in Jakarta.
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I've always seen the cyanide capsule as an almost moral test Elizabeth will ultimately be given.
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Prosecutors said Merlino had used the internet to research cyanide poisoning, according to the Virginian-Pilot.
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One gas that researchers would expect to see rising off of 'Oumuama was cyanide, Meech says.
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There, more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple cult ingested a drink mixed with cyanide.
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He also filmed a puppy eating a fish head laced with cyanide and dying soon after.
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MEG TIRRELL: -- somebody was putting cyanide into Tylenol capsules, and the company responded -- and people died.
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This brought the unnamed man's cyanide levels to a whopping 25 times above the "acceptable" levels.
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Chilean grapes were infected with cyanide in 1989; over 100 Chilean growers and shippers went bankrupt.
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Vigilant viewers will soon observe that Greta, though hospitable, is about as kindly as potassium cyanide.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "According to a new study, pandas have a natural ability to neutralize cyanide poison.
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In 19833, someone tampered with capsules of Extra-Strength Tylenol, turning them lethal with potassium cyanide.
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Specifically, they contained the ingredient myclobutanil, which can turn into hydrogen cyanide when burned, NBC reported.
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All three were given the script for the audition, and it clearly mentioned cyanide multiple times.
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She hands Eve "cyanide" pills, and Eve takes them, thinking she was calling Villanelle on her bluff.
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That was where the pavilion was, and that's where all the people had died from cyanide poisoning.
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The Tylenol issue wasn't them putting cyanide in their own product, it was somebody else doing it.
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Click here to view original GIFSoluble cyanide salts are some of the deadliest poisons known to man.
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So they brought it up here and he said, 'We've put the cyanide in the Kool-Aid.
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He was charged with advertising and mailing a substance he said was cyanide to several suicidal people.
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Based on the ALMA findings, it looks like there's a lot of vinyl cyanide to do that.
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The cyanide had come from two massive chemical plant explosions, which tainted the water with toxic chemicals.
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An autopsy later confirmed that Timothy's candy had been tainted with a fatal dose of potassium cyanide.
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Peter King, a Republican, said he would kill himself ("cyanide") if Cruz won the GOP nomination. 137.
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An autopsy confirmed that the 75-year-old had been killed by a fatal dose of cyanide.
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In case of failure, she got a cyanide tablet inside a locket to wear around her neck.
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One year earlier, authorities suspended operations after a cyanide solution spill, which was caused by equipment failure.
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The EPA has since added new restrictions, but many argue the cyanide bombs cannot be used safely.
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An autopsy on the 27-year-old woman's body found that she had died of cyanide poisoning.
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Eventually, he was subjected to chemical castration and ended his life by ingesting a cyanide-laced apple.
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While in British custody he killed himself three days later by biting down on a cyanide capsule.
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The last case was in 1999, when Arizona used clouds of hydrogen cyanide to execute an inmate.
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She was also aware that, at the right dose, cyanide could directly protect against the malaria parasite.
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It was backbreaking and dangerous work as the gold was extracted first using lead and then cyanide.
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This comes with its own ecological and health risks if the cyanide leaks into the local area.
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The drink does not exist, mostly because its ingredient list includes the extremely poisonous gas hydrogen cyanide.
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But now, what used to be no big deal for white boys in college is political cyanide.
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The Turkish government rejects charges that the mine will damage the environment and denies cyanide will be used.
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After the bombers were traced by police to Bahrain, they attempted to kill themselves by taking cyanide pills.
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Prosecutors said Xu had worked for DuPont since 2004 and was involved in marketing sodium cyanide-based products.
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The pathologist sent samples to three other labs to confirm the cyanide presence, and Cincinnati police were alerted.
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Why haven't they popped a cyanide capsule and said "Hail Hydra" as the foam dribbled down their chins?
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In the paper, researchers also stated that they found other organic compounds, including hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen cyanide.
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Cyanide and nitric acid are also being used in the process, according to researchers and miners in Ghana.
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It was an unusual case because he murdered people with pure cyanide and they couldn't it figure out.
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The Turkish government rejects charges that the mine will damage the environment and denies cyanide will be used.
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There were about 700 tons of deadly sodium cyanide in the warehouse at the time, the government said.
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One year earlier, there was a spill of cyanide solution at the mine, due to an equipment failure.
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A 28-month-old girl died because of high cyanide levels in her blood after eating 10 kernels.
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Fugu is a delicacy across Japan, but the tetrodotoxin found in the fish is more toxic than cyanide.
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Prosecutors argued that the defendant was lacing Ms. Salihin's iced coffee with cyanide from behind her makeshift screen.
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White clover that grew in an urban environment was less likely to make hydrogen cyanide, Dr. Johnson said.
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On Friday, the news outlet reported that hydrogen cyanide was found in some black market marijuana vaping cartridges.
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The pits of peaches contain cyanogenic compounds, which the human body converts to cyanide, a poison, when consumed.
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In other cases, he is alleged to have told the victims that the cyanide was a traditional medicine.
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A 60-year-old man named Sheik Ameenullah Babu was arrested for allegedly supplying the cyanide to Simhadri.
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Babu went with his brother to help him buy supplies, and allegedly bought cyanide without his sibling knowing.
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"You certainly don't want to be smoking cyanide," said Antonio Frazier, the vice president of operations at CannaSafe.
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And it will take a well that is already badly poisoned and pour gallons of cyanide into it.
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Long-serving dark humour webcomic Cyanide and Happiness is releasing its very first video game, successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter.
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In that incident, 27-year-old Mirna Salihin of Jakarta was murdered by a friend with cyanide-laced coffee.
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The medical examiner told law enforcement that the boy's breath smelled of almonds — a telltale sign of cyanide poisoning.
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Shows like Berserk and Cyanide & Happiness will be available at launch, with more to come in the months ahead.
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An autopsy proved the medical examiner's hunch: a pathologist said Timothy had consumed enough cyanide to kill two people.
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Barrick, the world's largest gold miner, has been temporarily restricted from adding cyanide to the mine's gold processing facility.
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Tetrodotoxin, or TTX, is more than 1,000 times more toxic than cyanide, and there is no antidote for it.
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The incident saw over 29 followers of cult leader Jim Jones's 236 die from drinking cyanide-laced Kool Aid.
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Here on display was a rusty canister for the cyanide-based Zyklon B, a pesticide adapted to poison humans.
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Hydrogen cyanide is the same ingredient that can be found in some types of chemical warfare, Reuters pointed out.
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When they were unconscious, Magda Goebbels, assisted by her husband's doctor, had crushed ampuls of cyanide into their mouths.
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It happened when Formosa Ha Tinh Steel, a Taiwanese-owned steel factory released chemicals which included cyanide, into the sea.
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Besides AIE-gens for biological applications, there are AIE-gens that can detect heavy metals, cyanide, explosives or harmful bacteria.
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His stash of cyanide pills was blamed on a previously-unheard-of multiple sclerosis diagnosis and an emergency suicide plan.
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Hydrogen cyanide was the major component in Zyklon B, a pesticide that the Nazis used to gas millions of innocents.
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Detecting vinyl cyanide is a good reason to continue exploring Titan to see what might by lurking on its surface.
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Last month, after a second incident involving cyanide-contaminated liquid, the mine was shut by regulators for nearly three weeks.
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"We didn't anticipate what opportunities that initial Kickstarter campaign would lead to," Cyanide & Happiness co-creator Rob DenBleyker told Mashable.
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But amygdalin is actually converted into cyanide in the body, a poison that can cause nausea, headaches, insomnia, and nervousness.
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After her owners had no more use for her, Topsy was fed cyanide, electrocuted and then strangled with a winch.
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Ammonia, benzene, cyanide, lead; a laundry list of toxins formerly trapped in coal ore are now likely airborne before us.
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The company also says it the device can filter out harmful gases released by chemical weapons, like sulfur and cyanide.
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It was then researched to replace hydrogen cyanide gas to be a more efficient murdering tool in the death camps.
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The use of a female attacker and cyanide pill to commit suicide also smacked of the M.E.K.'s past practices.
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An NBC News-commissioned study showed that many off-brand cartridges contained pesticides that could form hydrogen cyanide when heated.
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Consider, too, that cyanide is water soluble, so blanching or boiling the leaves before their consumption reduces its level measurably.
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Plants like the nearby Valero facility emit a slew of poisonous chemicals like benzene and hydrogen cyanide into our neighborhoods.
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Police allege Simhadri gave Umamahewara, 3003, cyanide-laced prasadam, claiming it would help improve his chances of receiving good luck.
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Kakehi said she got cyanide, with which she is believed to have poisoned her partners, from a business associate. Mrs.
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Not all poisons are as obvious as hemlock and cyanide pills - some toxic substances are actually hiding in plain sight.
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He had already shot himself and Magda and they had murdered the children, pushing cyanide into their mouths as they slept.
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A 67-year-old man in Australia got cyanide poisoning from the apricot kernel extract he was taking to beat cancer.
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The planet is full of complex carbons of its own—ones like vinyl cyanide that could potentially form "membrane-like" stuctures.
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Prosecutors said his main goal was to either help investors build a competing sodium cyanide plant or become an import competitor.
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Tran was declared brain-dead hours after being injected with cyanide and she died the following day, the Virginian-Pilot reports.
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That same day, Jones ordered the mass suicide—those who didn't drink the poison willingly were stabbed with syringes of cyanide.
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You see, raw bamboo contains cyanide and, if eaten, will make the average person extremely sick; it can even be deadly.
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If there was going to be life in Titan's oceans, then it's plausible vinyl cyanide could be a component of that.
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But the chemical cocktail didn't stop there; ROSINA also sniffed out formaldehyde, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen cyanide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon disulfide.
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Bosnian War general Slobodan Praljak died of a heart attack after drinking cyanide at his conviction and sentencing for war crimes.
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In addition to cyanide, the government said the factory dumped phenols and iron hydroxide into the sea, creating a toxic mix.
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Hydrogen cyanide, when mixed with the likes of hydrogen sulfite, can be baked by UV light into sugars, polymers and phosphates.
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Overfishing and the use of banned techniques like dynamite, cyanide and electroshock fishing have depleted fisheries that many locals depend on.
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A fine has not yet been applied for a September 2016 incident in which solution containing cyanide flowed over a berm.
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A fine has not yet been applied for the Sept 2016 incident in which solution containing cyanide flowed over a berm.
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Ingesting just 12 bitter almonds has been shown to provide a dose of cyanide large enough to kill an adult human.
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Straightforwardly dubbed The Cyanide and Happiness Adventure Game, the project is set for release in December 2018 — the first chapter, at least.
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People playing Gryphons & Gargoyles, the town's most dangerous game, "ascend" to the next level by mixing bright blue "Fresh-Aid" with cyanide.
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It was a fascinating hypothesis, but there was one problem—nobody had ever confirmed that vinyl cyanide is actually present on Titan.
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Sonnenfeld said the "gold standard" is Johnson & Johnson' (JNJ)s response in 1982 when three people died after taking cyanide-laced Tylenol.
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According to Cifuentes, the cartel gave him a choice of three ways to commit the hit: a knife, a grenade, and cyanide.
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The only other way of separating gold from sand in Kenya is to use sodium cyanide, which can kill instantly, he said.
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In 1982, J&J moved decisively to pull all Tylenol from store shelves after seven people died from taking cyanide-laced pills.
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A day later, his propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels killed himself with his wife Magda, who procured cyanide pills for their six children.
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PORTLAND, Maine – The sentencing of a man convicted of mailing fatal cyanide to a suicidal Englishman is set to resume in Maine.
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The researchers only spotted the compound in the moon's upper atmosphere, but vinyl cyanide might be in the lakes below as well.
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Last year, cyanide bombs placed by the agency killed 13,530 animals, most of which were coyotes and foxes, according to the lawsuit.
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The next episode of The Cyanide & Happiness Show, which you'll find a clip of above, will be available on Seeso on Thursday.
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Bannock County Sheriff Lorin Nielsen, who described the devices as "cyanide bombs," said no notice was given to authorities about their placement.
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The fluids become exotic, oozing non-liquids, also gleaming with the poisonous hydrogen cyanide, oozing below the surface of 55 Cancri e.
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The cyanide dissolves and separates the gold where it's pumped to a refinery, recovered along with any byproducts like silver, or mercury.
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Last month, operations at Veladero were shut down for more than two weeks after a cyanide spill at the high-altitude mine.
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This year, researchers detected vinyl cyanide, a complex organic molecule capable of forming cell membrane-like spheres that may lead to life.
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At the very least, the Grammar Geek archives confirm that some NSA analysts were fans of the popular comic Cyanide and Happiness.
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Biographers speculated that he had ingested the poison by dousing the apple with cyanide and eating it to disguise the toxin's taste.
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A lack of rain can also increase the concentration of hydrogen cyanide in cassava, making the plant even more dangerous to eat.
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Later that year, Assing killed herself in a Paris park — drinking potassium cyanide — leaving her beloved a tidy sum in her will.
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Only later would we learn that cassava contains cyanide; soaking, boiling and pounding it all help to temper or expel its poison.
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Elizabeth opened up about her Mexico trip, and showed him the cyanide pill, but didn't go into details — he's "quit," after all.
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One word of caution: Garlic mustard contains traces of cyanide, which is most likely the plants' defense mechanism against becoming a meal.
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In 2013, Urooj Khan was one day away from claiming his $425,000 lottery win in Chicago when he died of cyanide poisoning.
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"You certainly don't want to be smoking cyanide," Antonio Frazier, the vice president of operations at the testing facility, CannaSafe, told NBC.
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The word "CYANIDE" printed in big letters across the side of an e-cig cartridge would, I hope, freak most people out.
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Turing, however, never learned of his contribution to history, because on July 8, 1954, he committed suicide with a cyanide-laced apple.
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Within weeks, more than 125 miles of coast had been sullied by the accidental release of chemicals including cyanide, phenols and iron hydroxide.
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But as Palmer and her colleagues point out, rainfall is constantly transporting organic compounds to Titan's surface—and those could include vinyl cyanide.
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For every gram of gold mined illegally, one tonne of soil is contaminated with cyanide, sulphuric acid and mercury, according to the government.
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Last year, Barrick was forced to temporarily stop pumping cyanide solution used in the leaching process at Veladero after a spill in September.
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John, specifically, had zero long-term romantic relationships at the time of his death in 2015, when he killed himself by drinking cyanide.
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Results published today in The Astrophysical Journal indicate that 55 Cancri e's atmosphere contains hydrogen and helium, with possible hints of hydrogen cyanide.
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They found that, first, pandas are ingesting cyanide — it's not like they've found a way to only eat bamboo that doesn't contain it.
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Industrial mining companies have also been responsible for pollution, ranging from cyanide spills to respiratory problems linked to dust produced by mining operations.
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Authorities have for years been battling poachers, most of whom come from Zambia and who have recently been using cyanide to kill elephants.
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It involves Johnson & Johnson, the pharmaceutical giant, and how the company reacted after seven people died from ingesting cyanide-laced Tylenol in 1982.
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Another view: There are other ideas about why Pluto's atmosphere is so cold, including a combination of hydrogen cyanide, acetylene, and ethane gas.
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She attempted to commit suicide with a cyanide pill, but it failed and Kim was put on trial and imprisoned in South Korea.
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On top of that, all of the illegal vapes contained pesticides, including myclobutanil, which can break down into poisonous hydrogen cyanide when inhaled.
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That deforestation has released a steady torrent of carbon emissions, along with other forms of pollution such as carbon monoxide, cyanide, and ammonia.
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The lake you see in the background of this picture is also heavily contaminated with mercury and cyanide, which flows through the town.
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It's just as well that noyaux don't taste very appealing, since they contain trace amounts of amygdalin, which our bodies convert to cyanide.
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Smokers usually have a much harder time conceiving, thanks to a harmful mix of nicotine, cyanide, and carbon monoxide found in cigarette smoke.
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The cyanide that Nazi Germany preferred for its genocidal handiwork was known as Zyklon B, which began life as a pesticide and rodenticide.
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North Korea initially submitted an application to a U.N. agency looking to patent a process for the cyanide, which does not grant patents.
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Another extraction process called cyanide leaching sprays the toxic chemical over mined ore to dissolve the gold, thereby making it easier to extract.
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Techniques such as heap leaching or the use of toxic fluids like cyanide and sulphuric acid can be devastating if there are leaks.
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This one's no fun: A September case report in the British Medical Journal documented the case of a 67-year-old cancer patient who got cyanide poisoning from having way too much apricot seed extract, a common but unproven form of self-medicating, sending his cyanide levels through the roof—a whopping 25 times above the normal amount for a human.
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The blood tests showed that the 67-year-old had high levels of thiocyanate, one of the byproducts of cyanide breakdown in the body.
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Sure enough, they found compelling evidence that large amounts of vinyl cyanide are present in Titan's atmosphere—mainly, at altitudes greater than 200 kilometers.
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Activists say cyanide will be used to extract gold in the Alamos project and will contaminate the soil and waters of a nearby dam.
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The confrontation the CSA cultists were waiting for was nigh, and by this time they'd acquired 21980 gallons of potassium cyanide for the armory.
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According to the indictment, Chemours is the world's largest producer of sodium cyanide, a chemical used to mine gold, silver and other precious metals.
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He admitted to carrying out his killings primarily using cyanide for its hard-to-diagnose properties, but also arsenic, rat poison, and petroleum distillate.
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And all the soluble cyanide salts do roughly the same thing: they very rapidly inhibit the body's cells from being able to use oxygen.
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So it's unsurprising that pandas are seen as bumbling animals, but in actuality, they do have one very impressive skill: their bodies neutralize cyanide.
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All of the poisoned children in these cases had to undergo a "gastric lavage" and almost half of them received a cyanide antidote treatment.
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After changing his story multiple times, police learned that Ronald was responsible for his son's death as he had poisoned the candy with cyanide.
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Puzzled by his immunity to cyanide-spiked wine and other nefarious tactics to end his life, his infuriated hunters took a more forceful approach.
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We're offered only unsatisfying morsels of exposition: news of cheerleaders taking cyanide pills at halftime; one character flippantly announcing he's finished going to funerals.
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In leach mining the soil is dug up and placed in a container known as a leach pad were cyanide is trickled over it.
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Even before the dam burst, fish had disappeared from its rivers for some 60 years, killed off by the cyanide leaking from the mine.
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Many of the adults drank the cyanide-laced Kool-Aid under duress, even at gunpoint, and two who refused to do so were shot.
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The coroner's ruling was based in part on a half-eaten apple found by Turing's bed and the presence of cyanide in his body.
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The project has been on hold since 2013 when it ran afoul of provincial rules banning the use of cyanide in open-pit mining.
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Chubut, in Argentina's mineral-rich Patagonia region, is one of seven Argentine provinces that ban both cyanide and open-pit mining on their territory.
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Even worse: Of the illegal carts NBC tested, all 15 tested positive for myclobutanil — a fungicide that, when burned, can turn into hydrogen cyanide.
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It was Obama's epic parting own on his successor, a reminder that he is a beloved, bonafide star and that Trump is career cyanide.
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The about-face came after news reports in the last week highlighted the decision and concerns about reauthorizing the devices, which use sodium cyanide.
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That's what happened in 2017, when a cyanide trap laid by the US Department of Agriculture killed a 14-year-old's dog in Idaho.
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Taking Heywood out for dinner, Gu got the Englishman drunk, took him back to his hotel room in Chongqing and poisoned him with cyanide.
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Collette Adkins, a conservation director at the organization, said the EPA's "appalling decision" to approve the "cyanide bombs" threatens people, pets and imperiled animals.
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Collete Adkins, a conservation director at the organization, said the EPA's "appalling decision" to approve the "cyanide bombs" threatens people, pets and imperiled animals.
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The man didn't die, but he had abnormally low levels of oxygen in his body — a side effect of cyanide poisoning that can be fatal.
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That's because he was ingesting two teaspoons of homemade apricot kernel extract and three tablets of Novodalin per day, equaling to 17.32 milligrams of cyanide.
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In the traditional point-and-click adventure game you'll play as a group of high school students that live in the Cyanide and Happiness universe.
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Among the dead were 304 children, including ones whose parents forced cyanide-filled syringes into the mouths of those too young to sip from cups.
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At Auschwitz, Jews were murdered by exposure to Zyklon B, a hydrogen cyanide gas, at a death facility that was adjacent to a concentration camp.
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They cast lots, obtained some cyanide, added it to cakes and wine, and tricked Rasputin, whom Yusupov had befriended earlier, into joining them for dinner.
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Wet coking uses water for cooling and is considered more polluting, as it generates more emissions and waste water that contains compounds that include cyanide.
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But their bodies were able to turn 80 percent of that absorbed cyanide into a less toxic chemical called thiocyanate, which they then peed out.
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The material's made up from two different metallic molecules—one lanthanide-based (LnN6) and the other iron-based (FeC6)—which are connected by cyanide bridges.
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Within weeks, more than 200 km (125 miles) of coast had been sullied by the accidental release of chemicals including cyanide, phenols and iron hydroxide.
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He avoided the electric chair with a plea-bargain confession and said he carried out his killings using cyanide, arsenic, rat poison or petroleum distillate.
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Problem: Poisoned pills Number of incidents: 21.1 deaths Seven people in the Chicago area died after taking Tylenol capsules that had been laced with cyanide.
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They criticize the Philippine government for not doing anything to stop Chinese fishermen from harvesting giant clams and collecting fish with dynamite and cyanide fishing.
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But local residents fear the mine would destroy historic Rosia Montana, surrounding hillsides, and pollute the local environment with cyanide used in the mining process.
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Wildlife Services on Monday suspended use of spring-loaded M-44s cyanide canisters in Idaho after last month's accident involving the boy and his dog.
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The rule came about after environmental groups sued the E.P.A. over "heap-leach" mining, in which cyanide is used to extract gold from open pits.
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So, according to Michaud's calculations, producing a single iPhone requires, roughly, mining 34 kilos of ore, 100 liters of water, and 20.5 grams of cyanide.
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Those adorable brightly-colored fish you see in the pet store are often procured using the deadly poison cyanide, which makes them easier to capture.
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In 1979, a year after hundreds of Jones' followers drank cyanide-laced Kool Aid, a photo was taken showing flowers blooming at the abandoned village.
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Washington (CNN)The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering its recent decision to continue allowing so-called cyanide bombs to kill pests like coyotes and foxes.
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Retro report The origins of tamper-resistant packaging — exasperating yet reassuring — lie in a deadly episode in 21982, when cyanide-laced Tylenol killed seven people.
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More than once he popped a carefully guarded capsule of cyanide into his mouth, ready to bite down if a German guard should unmask him.
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"Cyanide traps can't be used safely by anyone, anywhere," said Collette Adkins, carnivore conservation director at the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity, in a statement.
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Goldsmiths are legally allowed to buy cyanide, which is used to extract gold and polish it, but it is illegal for them to sell it.
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However, it was also listed as containing hydrogen cyanide, a lethal chemical that was used by the Nazis in gas chambers during World War Two.
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That 2011 report, by the Mexican Institute for Water Technology, found that the river contained high levels of arsenic, lead, cadmium, cyanide, mercury and nickel.
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Barrick, the world's largest gold miner, has been temporarily restricted from adding cyanide to the mine's gold processing facility in Veladero, although other operations continue.
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Harvey, serving multiple life sentences and eligible for parole in 2043, murdered his victims using various methods, including arsenic and cyanide, according to court records.
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After his arrest, police said they recovered 163,400 rupees ($2,300), in a plastic tin containing a small amount of cyanide, as well as gold ornaments.
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"Although I had read out the ingredients which included Hydrogen Cyanide, I did not immediately know what this was at the time," her statement read.
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Lydian said it would implement measures to prevent cyanide, a chemical used to dissolve gold, and other potentially harmful substances from leaking into the environment.
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And she pointed to Burger King, which ran a commercial designed to trigger Google Home but instead read a Wikipedia page saying the Whopper contained cyanide.
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Through those models, they produced a functional cell membrane that remained stable and flexible at incredibly low temperatures, using none other than C2H3CN, or vinyl cyanide.
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According to the indictment, Wilmington-based Chemours is the world's largest producer of sodium cyanide, a chemical used to mine gold, silver and other precious metals.
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IBT reports that national police chief General Badrodin Haiti says that ISIS got the idea from a cyanide poisoning that was covered heavily by Indonesian media.
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This time, the death was a result of eating poisoned candy: The child's father had murdered his own son by placing cyanide in a pixie stick.
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ALMA was able to figure out how much vinyl cyanide was present by measuring how many waves were coming off of Titan at a certain frequency.
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"I'm outraged that the feds place cyanide bombs where they can kill endangered wildlife," Collette Adkins of the Center for Biological Diversity said in an email.
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The plant naturally contains hydrogen cyanide, Spencer said, and is the subject of strict regulations regarding its processing and production to diminish concentrations of this poison.
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Two years after choosing castration to avoid a custodial sentence, he ended his life at the age of 41 by eating an apple laced with cyanide.
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The explosion sprayed the boy and his 3-year-old, 90-pound (40 kg) pet with toxic cyanide gas, according to the boy's mother, Theresa Mansfield.
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According to a recent case report by the British Medical Journal, a 67-year-old man developed cyanide poisoning from consuming too much apricot seed extract.
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On March 28, a coupling between two pipes on the leach pad processing facility at Veladero failed, causing a gold and diluted cyanide solution to spill.
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Last September, mine operations were suspended after falling ice damaged a pipe and spilled some ore saturated with cyanide solution over a berm, or raised bank.
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One of the key molecules the Cassini and Huygens missions have identified in Titan's atmosphere is hydrogen cyanide (HCN), an important precursor to life on Earth.
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Her former cellmates later told him that she had died in prison, probably by committing suicide with a cyanide capsule that she wore around her neck.
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A robber kills 12 bank workers in Tokyo by posing as a doctor and telling them to take dysentery medicine, which is actually poison containing cyanide.
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Leo Ryan (D-Calif.), was assassinated in Guyana, right before cult leader Jim Jones convinced more than 900 people to ingest cyanide and end their lives.
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Astronomers, including ourselves, have already begun investigating the compositions of giant planets around other stars, detecting molecules such as water, carbon monoxide, methane, and hydrogen cyanide.
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She tried to swallow a cyanide pill that she always carried in her pocket — so that she couldn't give up her colleagues if she was tortured.
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Taken off the German quintet's upcoming album, The Inextricable Wandering, "Cyanide Lips" is an urgent, ominous epic, and an excellent representation of the band's overall mien.
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On top of that, all of the illegal vapes contained pesticides, including myclobutanil, which can break down into poisonous hydrogen cyanide when inhaled, Business Insider reported.
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Dr. Jackson knew that a related compound, cyanide, was common in foods across Africa, particularly in the staple crop cassava (which you may know as tapioca).
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It contains "more than 7,000 chemicals, including approximately 70 known cancer-causing agents such as formaldehyde, benzene, vinyl chloride, arsenic, ammonia and hydrogen cyanide," she noted.
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Another was reported to have committed suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill, although another account said the militant had been shot to death by security forces.
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"To overcome this and to gain money, he started committing theft of cash and gold from known persons and later killed them using cyanide," police said.
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Cyanide is toxic to cells because it interferes with their oxygen supply; it is particularly bad for the brain and heart, which require constant oxygen to function.
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Her co-authors are currently trying to better constrain the abundance and distribution of vinyl cyanide in Titan's atmosphere—this first paper was just a rough look.
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The most amusing is "The Cyanide & Happiness Show," an animated concoction that began life a decade ago as a web comic and has a substantial fan base.
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Cyanide pills were delivered via the mob's contacts to the former Hilton Hotel in Havana, now nationalized and renamed the Hotel Habana Libre, the CIA documents show.
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Forced from power Despite the constant threat of assassination, it was not a bomb or cyanide capsule that removed Castro from power but a botched medical operation.
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Another product of the endless solar storm, hydrogen cyanide (HCN), could have fertilized the surface with the nitrogen needed to form the early building blocks of life.
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Prosecutors say the conspiracy involved the theft of trade secrets related to sodium cyanide, a chemical most often used to mine gold, silver, and other precious metals.
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Despite the bad rap it's gotten because of sneaky, murderous spouses over the years, cyanide is not inherently poisonous, and, as with most chemicals, dosage is everything.
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In Zyankali, a 'cyanide bar' in Kreuzberg, a wizard in a lab coat, with long hair and a waxed and twizzled Dali-esque moustache, takes my order.
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Veladero operations were suspended in September after falling ice damaged a pipe and some crushed ore saturated with a process solution containing cyanide spilled over a barrier.
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A dry atmosphere made mostly of hydrogen and helium, plus a sprinkling of hydrogen cyanide, which hints at the presence of carbon but is also highly toxic.
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In November 1978, Jonestown was the site where 909 members of a cult, the Peoples Temple, died from cyanide poisoning at the direction of leader Jim Jones.
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People in La Rinconada hike for 30 minutes every day to reach the mines, which are filled with hazardous gasses, mercury, cyanide, and a lack of oxygen.
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The police now say she is one of India's most cunning serial killers, with cyanide her weapon of choice, served up in soups, snacks and ayurvedic beverages.
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Even the cyanide pill went unused, despite its having been introduced in the season's first act, evidence that even Russians are not always bound by Chekhov's rules.
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This past March, a Wildlife Services M-44 cyanide bomb used to kill coyotes detonated in the face of a 85033-year-old boy in Pocatello, Idaho.
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Three British influencers were criticized when they were secretly filmed agreeing to promote a fake weight loss drink they were told contained hydrogen cyanide — a lethal chemical.
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Even the Croatian commander Slobodan Praljak, who swallowed cyanide in court in November after his appeal was rejected, has been commemorated in Zagreb as a heroic figure.
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The men, women and children — members of The People's Temple — killed themselves by drinking a cyanide solution laced with Flavor Aid, an inexpensive knock-off of Kool-Aid.
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Some of the products seized in the raid Products like mercury, lead, arsenic, cyanide and even human urine and rat droppings have been found in counterfeit Chinese cosmetics.
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Now, astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter Array, or ALMA, observatory in Chile say they have definitely measured a large amount of vinyl cyanide in the upper atmosphere.
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The vinyl cyanide may be hitching a ride on this rain and traveling down from the atmosphere to the lakes, where it potentially forms pretty stable cell membranes.
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After two cyanide spills since last year, Veladero is the focus of multiple court cases, a provincial investigation, criminal charges against current and former workers and environmental protests.
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In 2010, a study entitled "Cyanide poisoning caused by ingestion of apricot seeds" looked at 13 cases of children who had suffered from intoxication caused by apricot seeds.
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Barrick Gold said on Thursday that mine operations were temporarily suspended by the government after a "small quantity" of processing solution containing cyanide leaked outside a processing area.
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Formosa was using 'wet' coking - a system which uses water for cooling and is considered more polluting, as it generates more emissions and wastewater containing compounds including cyanide.
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While this fear existed for a while, according to Snopes, it kicked into high gear in 1982, when seven people died from potassium cyanide-laced Tylenol in Chicago.
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Poachers have in the last two years killed dozens of elephants in Hwange National Park by lacing watering holes with cyanide, a toxic substance that kills within hours.
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Activists crashed the company's AGM in April to question its president about a cyanide spill at its Veladera mine in Argentina, which leaked into the local river system.
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The EPA released its Interim Registration Review Decision from June, announcing that it is moving forward with the reauthorization of M-44s, chemical traps filled with sodium cyanide.
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Companies operating in the Orinoco Mining Arc do so with outdated technology and practices using dangerous chemicals, poisoning vital water resources with mercury, cyanide and others toxic substances.
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Tearfully, she told the family that Roy had committed suicide — that he had been an alcoholic who snapped under financial pressure and drank cyanide to end his life.
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More than 2100 of the animals killed — including foxes, raccoons, opossums, skunks, swine and a black bear — were unintentional targets of the cyanide bombs, according to the department.
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More than 2100 of the animals killed — including foxes, raccoons, opossums, skunks, swine and a black bear — were unintentional targets of the cyanide bombs, according to the department.
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One of those is amygdalin, and when it gets down into your gut bacteria, it can turn into cyanide, which can do a pretty good job of killing you.
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But here's where that logic is off: A single apple's worth of seeds can't produce nearly enough cyanide in your belly to make you even a little bit sick.
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He made millions, and lost it all, infamously and fatally swallowing a cyanide pill in court after being convicted and sentenced to seven years in 1904 for swindling investors.
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He did his PhD in Africa, studying a disease called konzo that strikes people whose diets include a lot of semi-processed cassava, which contains high levels of cyanide.
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Veladero, one of Barrick's five core mines, was the site of a pipe rupture last week - the third incident in 18 months at the mine involving cyanide-bearing solution.
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San Juan's government suspended the addition of cyanide to Veladero's gold processing facility after the latest spill, and gave the mine an ultimatum to overhaul safety and environmental operations.
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But Ally already has, Kai may have been bluffing about his poisoning but Ally is not, and she's been watching Ivy ingest the cyanide she put into the food.
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I remember Tylenol had a really bad thing with cyanide years and years and years ago, and they managed to come back — but they had a more differentiated product.
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Survivors had said they recalled poison cyanide gas canisters dropped through a hole in the crematory's roof, but Mr. Irving said there was no hole in the satellite photos.
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Operations at the mine were temporarily suspended last September after falling ice damaged a pipe and spilled some ore saturated with cyanide solution over a berm, or raised bank.
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Tissue samples taken during the elder Pizano's autopsy were tested by two separate laboratories and no cyanide was found, coroner's office director Carlos Eduardo Valdes told reporters in Bogota.
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But then the gases cool back down to about -333 Fahrenheit (70 Kelvin) in the outer atmosphere, possibly due to the presence of a coolant molecule called hydrogen cyanide.
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For me, the combination of bipolar, borderline personality disorder, and depression has manufactured a consistently brilliant cyanide capsule that I clench between my teeth in any and every relationship.
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Leaching activities at Veladero have been restricted since March 29 when a pipe carrying cyanide solution used for processing gold from ore failed at the mine's heap leach facility.
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Operations at the high-altitude mine were temporarily suspended last September, after falling ice damaged a pipe and spilled some ore saturated with cyanide solution over a raised bank.
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Without snow to insulate the plants from the cold, the clover would poison itself if it could not give up its ability to make hydrogen cyanide, Dr. Johnson said.
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And what was Elizabeth thinking in the last shot, as she looked at the locket containing the cyanide pill she's been issued now that she knows about Dead Hand?
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In the opposite direction, heavy rains can lead to a toxic buildup of hydrogen cyanide or prussic acid in foods like flax, maize, sorghum, arrow grass, cherries and apples.
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By the time Ulbricht was arrested two years later, the Silk Road was an estimated $1.2 billion business that expanded into heroin, guns, hacking tools, counterfeit cash and cyanide.
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Another was reported to have killed himself by swallowing a cyanide pill, although another account said the militant had been shot to death by security forces outside the mausoleum.
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The main poison was a type of cyanide — an unexceptional toxin that Nero in ancient Rome had used to poison members of his family and others who displeased him.
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When cyanide-laced capsules of Tylenol, the pain medication, killed seven people in the Chicago area in 19403, its manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, made the best of a bad situation.
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The fish, also referred to as puffer fish, contains a toxin hundreds of times more poisonous than cyanide; its liver alone can contain enough poison to kill five men.
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It featured accounts of traffickers taking target practice with a bazooka, a mariachi playing all night outside a jail cell and a murder plot involving a cyanide-laced arepa.
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Preliminary testing by the United Nations found the cyanide didn't affect the local water supply, but that didn't stop locals from stocking up on bottled water, fearing the worst.
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Critics of the project fear that the mine's use of cyanide will harm the ecological structure of the mountainous area, and will contaminate soil and water near the Atikhisar dam.
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A forensic pathologist conducting the autopsy on Powell detected the smell of bitter almonds, which matched with cyanide, and "knew that foul play was afoot," according to the research report.
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Argentine regulators suspended the addition of cyanide to Veladero's leach pad processing operation and told Barrick to overhaul environmental practices and operations at the mine following the March 25.6 spill.
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In a study published in Nature a couple years ago, scientists investigated how this works by measuring the cyanide content in the bamboo shoots they fed to 20 giant pandas.
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"Every schoolchild knows that Hitler actually did use gas (carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide or prussic acid, aka Zyklon-B) to murder millions of Jews in death camps," it said.
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The cyanide is toxic to all cells because it interferes with their oxygen supply — and it is particularly bad for the brain and heart, which require constant oxygen to function.
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An alternative metal-production option, flash smelting, was introduced and stipulated in the 2011 contract, after the Greek government rejected large-scale mining processing methods that have traditionally used cyanide.
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In a smugly disingenuous bit of showmanship, he challenges the defense to find holes in the collapsed roof of the gas chambers at Auschwitz through which cyanide pellets were pumped.
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Granted a warrant, a search of the O'Bryan house offered up a pair of scissors with plastic residue attached, which was similar to that found on the cyanide-laced sweets.
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He chose an iced cappuccino, rather than a Vietnamese iced coffee — the beverage that has intrigued visitors drawn here after a young woman drank it and died of cyanide poisoning.
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Also on view is the gas column built by the death camp's practitioners to recapture the cyanide fumes of Zyklon-B after use, allowing for more frequent gas chamber murders.
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The number of plants that produce hydrogen cyanide increases with every mile away from the city center, the study found, with small cities showing the same effect as big ones.
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Henry's unneeded fake passport went into the hole, along with the cyanide necklace and Elizabeth and Philip's American wedding rings, exchanged for the Russian ones they'd kept in the cubbyhole.
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At CRISPRCon, we heard about gene-editing cassava to eliminate cyanide-producing compounds, gene-editing pigs to resist a deadly virus, and gene-editing rice for higher yields (rice CRISPRs!).
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Tracy Parks, who was just 12 years old, recalled holding her mother's body, trying to wake her up after she drank cyanide-laced grape punch alongside hundreds more in Jonestown, Guyana.
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The legislation prohibits the use of toxic chemicals like cyanide and mercury and makes permanent an executive order passed by former President Antonio Saca in 2009 and renewed by subsequent administrations.
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Eating the root raw or unprocessed means eating cyanide and metabolizing it, which in turn can affect thyroid hormones and damage nerve cells in the brain relating to movement, Spencer said.
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His spree was uncovered during an autopsy on one of his Drake Hospital victims, after a doctor detected a whiff of cyanide and traced the death back to the hospital orderly.
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Jones told them soldiers would soon be "parachuting" into Jonestown to kill everyone, and that it was time to drink the cyanide-laced punch that had been prepared in nearby vats.
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Methods include poison bait, cyanide traps, neck snares, aerial gunning from helicopters, and leghold traps, according to reporting by Christopher Ketcham in Harper's Magazine and Ben Goldfarb in High Country News.
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Veladero is one of Barrick's five core mines, and was the site of a pipe rupture last week, the third incident in 18 months at the mine involving cyanide-bearing solution.
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Among those are foothold traps, body-crushing traps, aerial gunning and the use of toxic gas cartridges to spray animals with sodium cyanide or to emit carbon monoxide into wildlife dens.
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The deal comes as Barrick, the world's largest gold miner, grapples with last week's pipe rupture at Veladero, the third incident at the mine in 18 months involving cyanide-bearing solution.
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"It was common to have cyanide with you because if you were caught, you would be tortured and executed, and through torture you might be forced to betray people," Nega said.
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An Australian toxicology expert testifying for the defense said that the cyanide found in Ms. Salihin's body would not have been enough to kill her, but the judges rejected his testimony.
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So instead of buying just based on looks, check the Tank Watch app, which helps you discern fish bred in captivity ("good fish") from wild fish captured using cyanide ("bad fish").
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Awaiting capture by the Gestapo, expecting torture and execution, Fourcade requested permission from a priest to take the cyanide pills she carried — suicide being a mortal sin in her Catholic faith.
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Goering, who had been convicted of war crimes and other charges at Nuremberg, committed suicide with a cyanide capsule in his cell hours before he was to be executed in 1946.
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According to the United States military, sarin is 81 times as toxic as cyanide and 543 times as toxic as chlorine, which has been used in Syria as a chemical weapon.
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The two countries broached the idea of starting up talks after Pyongyang appeared to be possibly developing sodium cyanide, a chemical regularly used in a nerve agent, the news wire reported.
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The mine had been closed by a court decision in 2950, a rare success for Turkey's environmentalists, who denounced what they considered an excessive use of cyanide in the extraction process.
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Just as captured soldiers might bite down on cyanide pills, suicidal thoughts and acts are a constant refrain in reports from frontline advocates in Somalia, Iraq, and Congo: by kitchen knife.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) authorized the use of "cyanide bombs" to protect livestock against wild animals on Thursday after adding additional safety requirements in response to backlash from environmental groups.
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Up to 90% of the fish you see at the pet store are captured in the wild using cyanide, which destroys coral reefs and kills many other fish in the process.
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In a report published last year, the European Food Safety Authority — Europe's food safety watchdog — warned of many cases of children who were hospitalized because of cyanide poisoning caused by apricot kernels.
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The indictment accused Xu of using his position with Chemours to obtain trade secrets and confidential information, including reports and spreadsheets regarding three different company projects related to cyanide plants and facilities.
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Critics of the project fear that the mine's use of cyanide will harm the ecological structure of the area and contaminate the soil and water near the Atikhisar dam in the region.
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The indictment accused Xu of using his position with Chemours to obtain trade secrets and confidential information including reports and spreadsheets regarding three different company projects related to cyanide plants and facilities.
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In August last year, tonnes of dead fish rose to the surface in Tianjin port, after they were poisoned by cyanide in the water that was 277 times beyond the acceptable level.
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To be fair to the firm, hairy fruit, the man in question was also self-administering 17.32 milligrams of cyanide every day, in addition to his already pretty hardcore apricot seed intake.
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These methane pools on the surface are the kind of environment that could help vinyl cyanide molecules link together to form cell-like membranes, not unlike the basis for organisms on Earth.
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In December 1944, Berg was sent to neutral Switzerland for a conference at the University of Zurich with a pistol, a cyanide tablet, and a false identity as a Swiss physics student.
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Activists worry too that legislation to ban cyanide-based mining in Romania, sent by the parliament to the government for a legal opinion last year, has not yet received the green light.
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"Well, first of all, in case anybody gets confused, I'm not endorsing Ted Cruz, I hate Ted Cruz, and I think I'll take cyanide if he ever got the nomination," King said.
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A professor, Jack Copeland, said that the police never tested the fruit for cyanide and that Turing could be careless with some of his experiments — tasting chemicals in order to identify them.
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A professor, Jack Copeland, said that the police never tested the fruit for cyanide, and that Turing could be careless with some of his experiments — tasting chemicals in order to identify them.
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The government of Argentina's San Juan province, where Veladero is located, said earlier this month that it had approved a plan for improving safety following the facility's most recent cyanide solution spill.
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In a test of cannabis vape cartridges conducted by NBC News, 15 out of 15 illegal carts contained a fungicide that, when burned, can turn into hydrogen cyanide — a extremely dangerous poison.
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Of these black market cartridges, 13 reportedly contained vitamin E, 10 had traces of pesticides, and all of them had the fungicide myclobutanil, which can become hydrogen cyanide when it is burned.
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The outlet also reported that Rovane used "bentonite clay, a mineral-based concoction that has long been used as a laxative," in order to mitigate the effects of poisoning herself with cyanide.
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On Tuesday, I spent about 30 minutes sending emails to 26 out of the 61 professors that teach "Introduction To Contemporary Civilization," asking them to confirm whether they poisoned themselves with cyanide.
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday withdrew its support for the continued use of so-called cyanide bombs to protect livestock from predators, reversing course amid strong opposition to the practice.
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday withdrew its support for the continued use of so-called cyanide bombs to protect livestock from predators, reversing course amid strong opposition to the practice.
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" Lucian's experience of reduced symptoms is certainly supported by research suggesting that vaping weed "reduces the ingestion of smoke-related toxins and carcinogens such as carbon monoxide, tar, ammonia and hydrogen cyanide.
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There appear to be hints of hydrogen cyanide in the atmosphere, but to confirm this they will need a telescope such as JWST, which can observe in longer wavelengths of light than Hubble.
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Kakehi was arrested after an autopsy report revealed that her fourth husband, 75-year-old Isao Kakehi, died from ingesting a fatal dose of cyanide just a month after the two were married.
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Barrick Gold Corp declined 0.9 percent to C$25.64 after Argentinian mining officials told the company it must overhaul environmental and operating processes at its Veladero mine following last week's cyanide solution spill.
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Lovell and his R&D team set to work devising the fountain-pen pistols, lipstick cameras and cyanide-filled shirt buttons that have since featured in the panoplies of movie and television spies.
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The discharge, which occurred when a new Taiwan-owned steel factory flushed cyanide and other chemicals through its waste pipeline, killed marine life and sickened people along a 120-mile stretch of coastline.
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In its gaseous form, cyanide is most dangerous if you're exposed in an enclosed space where the gas is trapped, but it will evaporate and disperse quickly in open spaces, the CDC explains.
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Hull said the use of more synthetic materials in construction has made smoke more toxic, with insulation products such as polyisocyanurate (PIR) producing high yields of hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide when burned.
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BOMBS AWAY: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday authorized the use of "cyanide bombs" to protect livestock against wild animals after adding additional safety requirements in response to backlash from environmental groups.
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The vast majority of the carts from illicit sources were found to contain pesticides; vitamin E (a suspected culprit of the mystery vaping illnesses); and myclobutanil, which turns to hydrogen cyanide when burned.
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A mile farther west, outside a plant that uses hydrogen cyanide to produce a chicken feed additive, the water sometimes has a sickly green-brown hue, and the air can smell vaguely of ammonia.
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This was presumably to finish off the job if the cyanide didn't work, but there has been speculation he originally planned to take out his accusers in court before turning the gun on himself.
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Oritja, who indicted nine current and former Barrick executives accused of negligence after Barrick's first spill in 2015, could also levy more charges if he determines cyanide posed harm to people or the environment.
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The meal consisted of three courses presented by the chef, who was evidently well known in Spain and who explained in detail the various preparations, his tone implying clandestine pinches of arsenic and cyanide.
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Scientists think that all that energy might have created the right conditions for greenhouse gases like nitrous oxide to form, as well as complex organic molecules like hydrogen cyanide, which are essential for life.
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"This is like agile programming, but for biology," said Eric Steen, a co-founder of Lygos, a start-up here creating yeasts that make malonic acid, an ingredient in fragrances commonly derived from cyanide.
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Two years later, the same factory caused one of Vietnam's largest environmental disasters when it flushed cyanide and other chemicals through its waste pipeline, killing marine life along a 120-mile stretch of coastline.
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And although the traps are supposed to help protect at-risk species, another USDA cyanide trap killed a wolf in Oregon that had just been taken off the Endangered Species List two years earlier.
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While Hitler is believed not to have used chemical weapons on the battlefield, the Nazis used cyanide-based Zyklon B and other types of poison to kill Jews in gas chambers at concentration camps.
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McCluskey, however, said cyanide would only be used in the final step of the process to extract gold, and that the company had taken measures to ensure there would be no leaks into the environment.
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The Times added that the suspect in question, William Clyde Allen III, last served in the military in 2002 and appeared to have posted to Facebook regarding the extraction of toxic cyanide from apple seeds:Mr.
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Tracy Parks and her older sister Brenda hid in a sweltering jungle in Guyana while cult leader Jim Jones and over 403 of his followers committed suicide by drinking cyanide-laced grape punch in 1978.
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A 31-year-old Virginia man faces life in prison at his sentencing next week for fatally poisoning an ex-girlfriend by injecting her with cyanide on Valentine's Day 2017, according to multiple news reports.
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The family and first-responders underwent decontamination procedures and the boy, who was sprayed in the face, was tested for cyanide poisoning at a hospital for the second time Friday, officials and family members said.
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Even in a super-early, so-far-ahead-of-pre-alpha, hands-off presentation featuring placeholder art and a lot of imagination filling in for completed work, Cyanide Studio's Call of Cthulhu looks wickedly alluring.
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He's not going to rap about sneaking in through the East Wing to put cyanide in Trump's Diet Coke, and he's not going to put out a goofy single that spoofs the Russian pee tape.
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In its report, the EFSA notes a number of cases of children who were hospitalized for cyanide poisoning caused by apricot kernels, including 153 such cases in Turkey, where the seeds are a common food.
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In 23.6 Barrick had a third cyanide spill in 22.7 months at its Veladero mine in Argentina and struggled under an export ban for its Acacia Mining unit in Zambia that is still not resolved.
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Furthermore, extracting gold from a ton of ore typically requires about two and a half pounds (1,136 grams) of cyanide, Michaud says, as the chemical is used to dissolve and separate rock from precious metals.
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Only cyanide, with its trailing scent of bitter almonds, acts quickly, capable of causing death within a few minutes — thus its purported popularity in pill form among World War II spies, in case of capture.
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New Delhi (CNN)A man has been arrested after allegedly killing 10 people in India by giving them cyanide-laced religious offerings or medicine and then stealing their cash, gold or silver, according to police.
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His investigation of a paralytic disease called konzo in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which was determined to be caused by ingesting naturally occurring cyanide in cassava roots, earned him a doctorate from Uppsala University.
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That's because when sunlight hits Titan's toxic yellow atmosphere, it produces hydrogen cyanide (HCN) — a molecule that researchers believe was vital in pre-life, or prebiotic reactions that led to life on our own planet.
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