It's almost impossible for people to know what they're ingesting.
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Everybody in the studio is already ingesting all the graphics.
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This is mighty useful in terms of preventing ingesting toxins.
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A person becomes infected by ingesting contaminated food or water.
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Birds can wind up ingesting oil as they clean themselves.
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This did not eliminate the possibility of misuse — the pill can still be used to get high by ingesting it orally, and there are ways around the reformulation to keep ingesting it by other means.
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Kalantar-zadeh addressed concerns about the dangers of ingesting a battery.
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None of this has stopped people from ingesting colloidal silver, though.
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It's still unknown how ingesting plastics affects human health, noted Mendenhall.
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Would I even monitor the amount of sodium I was ingesting?
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Chien Chih-cheng ended her life by ingesting animal euthanasia drugs.
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A mutl-color electron microscope image of cells after ingesting peptides.
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Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson), who died by ingesting an asphyxiating poison?
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Foodborne botulism is spread through ingesting contaminated foods, the CDC said.
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They smell fine, so I take the risk of ingesting them.
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Personally, I've had very different experiences ingesting the exact same plant.
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Then he expectorated a geyser of fluid instead of ingesting it.
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A cow could die from ingesting even a sliver of wire.
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So anything in the dust, they're going to end up ingesting.
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Their conclusion: The athletes needed to be ingesting far more sodium.
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Ingesting the metal can cause irreversible brain damage and learning disabilities.
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Ingesting psilocybin has been proven to expand brain plasticity and personality openness.
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The product works by ingesting audio content from a number of sources.
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Other research has suggested ingesting hot peppers can be good for you.
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So, we can see how ingesting one could be a bit unsettling.
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Foodborne botulism is spread through ingesting the contaminated food, the CDC said.
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You're ingesting and spitting out information for an eager, Apple Fan public.
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Most of us eat mindlessly, without noticing quite how much we're ingesting.
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But after ingesting that colorful linguistic meal, Watson developed a swearing habit.
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We recommend that you start your week by ingesting these heavenly things.
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Cholera is spread by ingesting faecal matter and causes acute watery diarrhea.
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Torres told police Sierra had died after ingesting chemicals on Aug. 27.
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Torres allegedly told investigators Sierra had died after ingesting chemicals on Aug.
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They begin, on average, three to four days after ingesting the bacteria.
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This is especially unnecessary for medication abortion, which involves women ingesting pills.
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Ingesting the heavy metal can stunt brain development and cause lifelong health impacts.
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After World War II, the birds were ingesting the widely used pesticide DDT.
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People usually get sick with salmonella (salmonellosis) from ingesting contaminated food or water.
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The victim, the Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko, died after ingesting a radioactive isotope.
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However, ingesting large amounts of contaminated water has the potential to be lethal.
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Consider mukbang YouTubers, who share videos of themselves ingesting massive quantities of food.
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The images are about that sensation of ingesting the wind and time passing.
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Darwin Santana-Gonzalez died after ingesting a deadly mixture of fentanyl and heroin.
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"The whaling industry has been ingesting a lot of taxpayers' money," she said.
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Salmonella can cause illness between 12 to 72 hours after ingesting the germ.
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Just prior to her arrest, Williams was hospitalized after ingesting an unknown substance.
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Our bigger customers are ingesting petabytes of data per day – petabytes per day.
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The cyclospora cayetanesis parasite is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces.
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Cholera is caused by ingesting food or water contaminated with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.
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The physical effect on the victim was comparable to ingesting a tiny nuclear bomb.
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Muslims consider pig's blood to be unholy and ingesting pork to be a sin.
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And, some evidence suggests a link between ingesting sugar and the release of adrenaline.
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The idea of ingesting a Tide Pod used to be a little bit funny.
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Regulation would mean treatment without the fear of accidentally ingesting cadmium or rat poison.
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"I wouldn't want to see someone testing this by ingesting a poison," says Lynch.
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A rescued baby dugong has died after ingesting plastic, according to officials in Thailand.
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Experts warned there may be other birds that flew away after ingesting the pills.
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Historically, ingesting charcoal has been used to help relieve gas and other digestive problems.
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These symptoms include diarrhea or loose stool after ingesting something with lactose in it.
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Her body was not ingesting the food she was fed through a feeding tube.
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Those animals they prey on are typically herbivores, so they are ingesting grains anyway.
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As a columnist, I spend large chunks of the day ingesting and analyzing information.
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The person who sees themselves as obese is ingesting and internalizing society's devaluing views.
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By ingesting what's really a drug cocktail, animals minimize the problem of antibiotic resistance.
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And CBS reports that at least 10 deaths have been linked to ingesting the pods.
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The risks of ingesting high-concentration hydrogen peroxide should not be taken lightly, Hatten said.
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These signs take about three to four days to show up after ingesting the germ.
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Ingesting and interpreting video data was difficult work, especially for the processors at the time.
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Lovato was hospitalized in critical condition back in July, after ingesting drugs laced with fentanyl.
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The findings suggest that ingesting even very small quantities of POPs can do bodily harm.
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People usually get sick two to eight days after ingesting the germ, the CDC says.
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Sixty women and 51 men died as a result of ingesting aid-in-dying drugs.
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Now the boars are eating the mushrooms, and ingesting the Caesium 137 along with them.
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Over the course of an episode, he guesses, they're probably ingesting up to 24 cups.
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I'm not the only one, either—lots of people get "The Fear" from ingesting pot.
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"That means she's into ingesting blood," she wrote on Facebook in May of that year.
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Reading from incident reports, Kenna explains why ingesting essential oils is a truly bad idea.
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Oliver Neubauer: Ingesting carbohydrates during vigorous exercise may help, because carbohydrates maintain blood sugar levels.
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You get pinworm by ingesting eggs that someone with pinworm has shed, Dr. Ratner said.
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"It burrows through the ground, ingesting the material like an earthworm essentially does," Mooney said.
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Ingesting cannabis can lead to severe and life-threatening health consequences for children and infants.
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He was suspected of ingesting narcotics just before he was arrested, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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And that's what ingesting even low doses of chemicals from plastic, over years, can do.
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Homemade tonic syrups can cause cinchonism, a health condition related to ingesting too much quinine.
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It's far from the first time whales have turned up sick or dead from ingesting trash.
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They are dangerous and you can develop a swallowing dysfunction or actually die from ingesting one.
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Listen, you're ingesting smoke, so that's not usually a very positive thing that people would say.
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In the last 20 years, nearly 300,000 farmers have committed suicide by ingesting pesticides or hanging.
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Over the next three days, he'd repeat this process, ingesting a total of eight poop pills.
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Some people like the taste, they like the idea of ingesting something that's considered really taboo.
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In other words, "You have really no clue as to how much you're ingesting," Aleguas says.
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Ingesting an amount as small as a poppy seed of these drugs can kill a dog.
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Ingesting too much could cause severe cramping, but at the right dose it was highly effective.
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I'm slightly terrified of ingesting lead, but I'm not positive pencils even have lead any more.
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The software that guided Google's autonomous vehicles improved by ingesting immense amounts of test-drive data.
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According to its website, BlueKai helps companies "personalize" marketing campaigns by ingesting "massive amounts" of data.
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The researchers believe that the children were exposed to lead environmentally, either inhaling or ingesting it.
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This means many young children are likely finding their parents' medication and ingesting it, Kane said.
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Villagers roll up their sleeves to show deformities caused by ingesting food contaminated by heavy metals.
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"During the investigation, concerned friends inquired about the possibility of ingesting opiates or other substances," he said.
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As for the sea lions, ingesting domoic acid can cause brain damage and seizures, and ultimately death.
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The service handles ingesting, integrating and managing the data and allows developers to focus on their queries.
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Keeping the model stable requires ingesting fresh training data at the same rate that the environment changes.
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The vulva splits off by ingesting a "manic root" (symbolizing penetrative masturbation) and goes on her way.
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We cook a lot and share dinner, so I never have to worry about accidentally ingesting meat.
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The largest enterprises have already experienced the volume of data that all companies will soon be ingesting.
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Wendy's Activity: There's just something too beautiful about the word Arby's when it comes to ingesting lard.
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In truth, no one knows what the impacts of ingesting microplastics are because research is just beginning.
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Health experts say that ingesting lead can cause behavioral and learning problems, especially among young children. Gov.
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This report, however, was the first to attempt to quantify the consequences of regularly ingesting these foods.
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He was now ingesting all manner of opiates—oxymorphone, hydrocodone, fentanyl, Dilaudid—and he suffered multiple overdoses.
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Scores of athletes' careers have been ruined by unknowingly ingesting banned substances from contaminated supplements or foods.
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Think about all that delicious radioactivity you'll be ingesting next time you reach for the fruit bowl.
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People with peanut allergies and sensitivities can risk severe life-threatening reactions when ingesting products containing peanuts.
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Inhaling, touching or ingesting a carfentanil dose smaller than a few grains of salt can be lethal.
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The corals seemed to prefer the bacteria-free plastic, ingesting more of it than the other shards.
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Similarly, "boofed" is a term that's often used to describe ingesting drugs or alcohol through the rectum.
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By ingesting petabytes of weather data, it can save companies money by ensuring their logistics aren't disrupted.
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She just has to kick her habit of ingesting her peers, who all happen to be children.
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Beyond ingesting it, she recently began applying a Manuka honey facial moisturizer by the brand Manuka Doctor.
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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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The first is ingesting data from all the various communication channels, for which MessageBird has previous form.
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Ingesting a piece of plastic increases a sea bird's chance of death by 20%, according to NOAA.
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We're a strange species and never stranger than when ingesting, though many of us cloak our predilections.
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They move in packs, ingesting more and more fear with every act of hate on one another.
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Researchers have observed bonnetheads, which are close relatives of hammerhead sharks, ingesting seagrass for over a decade.
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But if your bladder's already full and you can't empty it, ingesting more liquid could make it worse.
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And then, it broadcasts the prepping, cooking, serving, and ingesting of that food live on Facebook and Periscope.
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They spend their days ingesting large quantities of grass (nice) and hanging out by freshwater streams and marshes.
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Friendly committed suicide in 22006 alone in his New York apartment by ingesting pills he had saved up.
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I don't think we should be surprised when people are ingesting lead and getting lead in their bodies.
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Crises may range from a pet being hit by an automobile, to a pet accidentally ingesting a toxin.
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OpenAI's other projects have been able to write convincingly by ingesting huge numbers of articles, blogs, and websites.
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That's because of the fact you're literally ingesting all the different attributes that make up that employee record.
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It didn't take long before kids—nature's idiots—began ingesting these bright, alluring, and oftentimes tasty new poisons.
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"Our patient had a history of ingesting objects like spoons [and] razor blades in the past," Shuja noted.
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The coolant is extremely toxic to pets, and ingesting the liquid is often a death sentence for cats.
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Most people, though, become ill by accidentally ingesting a snail or slug infected with the parasite, it said.
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Consumers everywhere would be empowered to test food and medicine before they commit to buying or ingesting them.
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How can I talk about the physical things that happen to you based on the ingesting of sugar?
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But that doesn't mean you should be ingesting it at home on a regular basis — for any reason.
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Scientists aren't sure how ingesting seafood laced with microfibers affect human health, but they think it certainly could.
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The FAA maintains a database of all reported incidents of planes ingesting, colliding with, or striking various wildlife.
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Now, we know a lot about Homer's pizza-eating habits, including the various ways he enjoys ingesting it.
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But lobe abusers — as they sometimes call themselves — have reported ingesting 100 two-milligram tablets daily for weeks.
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Other people have reported accidentally ingesting stinkbugs in, among other things, salads, berries, raisin bran, applesauce, and chili.
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Researchers also lacked data on how much of infants' cannabis exposure came from parent's smoking versus ingesting pot.
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Better skin, increased concentration levels, the ability to make civilised conversation without first ingesting large quantities of caffeine.
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Symptoms, which typically appear 12 to 72 hours after ingesting the bacteria, include diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps.
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Ingesting even small amounts -- as little as two or three squirts in some cases -- can cause alcohol poisoning.
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Some historians even chalk the victories of Viking "Beserker Warriors" to the fearlessness induced after ingesting Amanita muscaria.
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By contrast, those with food allergies to peanuts usually develop symptoms within minutes after ingesting the offending food.
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Trillions of microplastics end up in the ocean, with seafood eaters ingesting an estimated 11,000 tiny pieces annually.
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For a break from ingesting wine, the nearby hiking trails show off how radically different the landscapes are.
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The prison officers' union said that he had seemed delusional and was acting violently, possibly after ingesting drugs.
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The infection can stem from undercooked meat or shellfish, ingesting contaminated water or contact with infected cat feces.
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Those affected by an E. coli infection generally get sick 2 to 8 days after ingesting the germ.
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We're told at some point in the search, Juice was seen ingesting multiple pills believed to be Percocet.
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Ingesting lead can be especially dangerous for young children and can affect their behavior and ability to learn.
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And, whereas each new dermatology resident needs to start from scratch, Thrun's algorithm keeps ingesting, growing, and learning.
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In the groups, users suggest using it for breast cancer, or even ingesting it to treat other ailments.
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While most birds get drunk by ingesting fermented berries and fruits, sometimes they access alcohol made for humans.
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He fritters away his days, watching pornography, listening to playlists of thrillingly sad music and ingesting beers before lunch.
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But along with healthy complex carbs and crucial vitamins, you may be ingesting something far more toxic: weed killer.
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While time-tested, smoking and ingesting present challenges to dosing exactly and getting the most effect out of THC.
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This algorithm was trained on the task of language modeling by ingesting huge numbers of articles, blogs, and websites.
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There's evidence that marine life and seabirds have been ingesting bits of plastic, which is detrimental to their health.
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The books include directions for making and ingesting the concoction, which doctors and federal regulators have warned is dangerous.
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She writes she was suffering from a cold when she decided to take a pregnancy test before ingesting medicine.
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This is only the latest incident of a whale being found dead after ingesting a significant amount of plastic.
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The man then went to police and told them he had fallen ill after ingesting the marijuana, Yahner said.
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Generally, they've held on to brands when ingesting them, and like it or hate it, Yahoo's brand is huge.
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It still involves one's rear end, but it now appears to mean ingesting alcohol or drug through one's butt.
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Five years later, he discovered its profound psychological effects after accidentally ingesting some while handling it in the lab.
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When you're nibbling on your nails, you're also ingesting all the germs your hands have collected throughout the day.
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Potential causes of death along your journey include falling victim to a food coma or ingesting too much kombucha.
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It definitely won't save you money or time, but at least you can visualize how much sugar you're ingesting.
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What I use [now] is this concept of micro-dosing [ingesting very low doses], using less to do more.
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Cholera is contracted by ingesting food or water contaminated with human feces and, left untreated, can cause fatal dehydration.
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Since there are so many steps involved, it's unlikely you're really building collagen [in the skin] by ingesting it.
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There have also been a handful of reports of young children accidentally ingesting e-liquid and getting nicotine poisoning.
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You should try to drink an equal amount of water to whatever wine you're ingesting, which really never happens.
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Medical examiners determined Noceda died from ingesting a deadly combination of fentanyl and alprazolam, a generic name for Xanax.
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The birds make their living as scavengers and were ingesting lead shot left in carcasses left unclaimed by hunters.
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Scientists across the globe are increasingly finding wildlife that has been killed after ingesting or becoming entangled in plastic.
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I personally welcome any new therapy that helps these people, regardless of the "unclean" image associated with ingesting parasites.
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A toddler can be poisoned by swallowing a dime-sized flake of lead paint, or by ingesting paint dust.
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It is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces and not directly from one person to another.
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Just two days before Darwin died, an 18-month-old girl, Ava Floyd, died from ingesting fentanyl in Michigan.
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In 1943, Albert Hofmann serendipitously discovered the effects of LSD by, well, ingesting it in his lab in Switzerland.
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Who would have thought that teens would start a trend of ingesting chemicals we use for cleaning our laundry?
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Over a million seabirds and 100,000 sea mammals are killed every year by ingesting or getting entangled in plastic.
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"Beer would result in less water loss than whiskey, because you are ingesting more fluid with beer," Maughan said.
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If proper safety procedures are not observed in the manufacture of castor oil, ingesting the oil could prove fatal.
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One way of ingesting the oil is through vaping, but another is simply by dropping a bit under your tongue.
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"There is also supporting evidence from field studies showing that individuals from wild populations are also ingesting microplastics," Clark continued.
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In Luminary's case, it wasn't ingesting the RSS feeds completely, but it still came between the creators and their audience.
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At first the system will be limited to ingesting data in massive quantities to build a library of basic schemas.
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Getting the word out among people at risk of ingesting brick dust instead of real medication has been a challenge.
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They're small, but not small enough to swallow yet, and there are, unsurprisingly, a host of concerns about ingesting machines.
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There's also growing evidence that ingesting the drug can promote optimism and prosocial and mystical worldviews, and nurture well-being.
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And if the state lead contamination tests are any indication, tons of kids are ingesting more lead than they should.
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Eventually, N&C and IBM partnered to develop a solution capable of ingesting and analyzing massive volumes of public comments.
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After years of ingesting pop culture, we expect men to treat each other terribly in the most infantile of ways.
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Remind her, though, that any time you're ingesting THC you need to take it slow and keep the dosage low.
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He was eventually given a nine-month ban, later reduced on appeal to four months, for ingesting a banned stimulant.
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The researchers found that species like mahi-mahi and swordfish are readily ingesting the stuff as they're growing as larvae.
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Many e-cigarette users may be unwittingly ingesting toxic chemicals such as formaldehyde due to a process called 'thermal decomposition.'
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Miracle Mineral Solution and similar products are not FDA-approved, and ingesting these products is the same as drinking bleach.
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In another photo shared by the center, a goose can be seen lying on its back after ingesting the pills.
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There has been one report of a child ingesting haloperidol from a blister pack, CPSC said in announcing the recall.
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For thousands of years, people have been enjoying the subtle rush that smoking tobacco leaves, thereby ingesting nicotine, can provide.
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Critics of the practice note that ingesting illegal and unregulated drugs is inherently fraught with risks, beyond just jail time.
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Plastics also accumulate up the food chain, and studies now show that we are likely ingesting it ourselves in seafood.
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More than 20 people have been hospitalized after reportedly ingesting synthetic GHB during the Electric Parade Music festival in Melbourne.
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So people who are trying to avoid pork for religious reasons, for example, may be ingesting it unbeknownst to them.
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Still, when his doctor's office called two years later to schedule a colonoscopy, he was wary of ingesting anything new.
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An Arizona man has died after ingesting chloroquine phosphate — believing it would protect him from becoming infected with the coronavirus.
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President John F. Kennedy was the first to spare the designated bird rather than ingesting it, as his predecessors did.
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Ingesting the plant's juices has been marketed as a way to increase libido or help the body heal, he said.
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Stephen Kaminski, CEO and executive director of the association, warned in a release against the dangers of ingesting the pods.
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Fewer than one in 20 who request it end up ingesting the prescription for compounded medication for aid in dying.
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Humans tend to be infected by ingesting infected fecal matter, such as drinking contaminated water or through contact with poor sanitation.
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If these three deep-sea creatures are ingesting them, the paper notes, other species in the deep ocean probably are, too.
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Then the researchers compared how each rider had performed and, more generally, how they felt when either ingesting or avoiding gluten.
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The CDC found that ingesting hand sanitizer caused vomiting, coughing, and stomachaches — and even comas and seizures in some rare cases.
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After ingesting and processing vast quantities of data to produce a weighted average, the Fed publishes the result, SOFR, at 8am.
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It takes the most common and time-consuming activities — often related to ingesting mountains of documents — and builds machine learning workarounds.
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The team is also studying the effects of ingesting seaborne plastic through a partnership with toxicology specialists at London's Brunel University.
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Those infected with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli typically start experiencing symptoms within days of ingesting it, according to the agency.
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Desperate, women were throwing themselves down staircases, ingesting pesticides, and thrusting sharp objects into their cervix, causing death, infertility, and illness.
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The disease, which is spread by ingesting faecal matter, causes acute watery diarrhoea and can kill within hours if not treated.
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They have an immediate reaction upon ingesting them via their wine that they might not experience when eating sulfites in food.
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Vultures eating the carcasses of animals recently treated with the drug died from severe kidney failure within weeks of ingesting it.
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Eh. If I'm going to use marijuana at all, I much prefer smoking it to any other way of ingesting it.
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These are animals who may be duped into thinking this fake food is real and, thus, die upon ingesting the plastic.
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"The trend of actually ingesting collagen is much more recent, and there's a lot less evidence to support it," she says.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mac died of an accidental overdose in September after ingesting a fatal combination of fentanyl and cocaine.
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The researchers aren't sure how ingesting plastic impacts the health of these baby fish, but there are reasons to be concerned.
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"They are not to be exposed either by ingesting nor skin exposure," reads a medical report that Smith shared with CNN.
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"It's associated with ingesting seafood that has not been properly cooked, or properly stored and then not properly cooked," Colwell said.
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An orphaned baby dugong, which went viral earlier this year when it was rescued in Thailand, has died after ingesting plastic.
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The other way to overdose on Percocet is by ingesting too much acetaminophen, which causes liver toxicity at high enough doses.
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Not to mention that ingesting too much sugar can suppress the immune system, which you need to fight off the virus.
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Shuai, a Chinese immigrant, was charged with murder and attempted feticide in 2011 for ingesting rat poison while she was pregnant.
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Ingesting estrogen in pill form for birth-control or hormone therapy is not the only way to disrupt your endocrine system.
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Others, of course, were ingesting it: One woman wrote that it had even helped her maintain a 15-pound weight loss.
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News report: A man in Arizona has died after ingesting chloroquine phosphate, believing that it would prevent him from contracting coronavirus.
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Ms. Kilner did not deny a report in the Financial Post that he was ingesting psychedelic mushrooms in front of employees.
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In 86% of the cases, children were poisoned by ingesting or handling the products, the study team reports in Clinical Pediatrics.
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It was unclear from Banner Health's statement whether the couple had received confirmed diagnoses of COVID-19 before ingesting the drug.
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Many disturbing accounts exist of whales, dolphins, sea turtles and other sea creatures dying after ingesting plastic bags and other debris.
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And because so many of them are ingesting so much plastic, it is now getting into seafood sold for human consumption.
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Anna says she's being fed on "manna from heaven"; could she be eating without thinking of what she's ingesting as food?
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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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What if indigenous people could turn the tables on colonial powers, ingesting their cultures and using them for their own ends?
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So, I remember ... So you have bots crawling Wikipedia and ingesting it and then using it to make themselves smarter bots.
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These receptors can be stimulated and modulated by compounds called endocannabinoids that are produced naturally in the body, like anandamide (ananda is the Sanskrit word for bliss); by ingesting a set of closely-related botanically-based phytocannabinoids like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the cannabis plant's best known and most psychoactive compound; or by ingesting synthetic cannabinoids produced in a laboratory.
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A crucial component is that it works securely and privately within the customer's cloud, instead of us ingesting data from their systems.
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"Ingesting a button battery or high-powered magnet can potentially be lethal," Lee, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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But, for one thing, it's not currently ingesting broadcast quotations — though Motte says the team is working on speech to text too.
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Mr. Litvinenko, 43, died in London 22 days after ingesting green tea laced with polonium 210 — a rare and highly toxic isotope.
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He dosed himself with large quantities of cinchona bark, ingesting it repeatedly to document the fever, sweats, and nausea that set in.
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Now, we regret to inform you that there actually isn't any conclusive evidence of increased hyperactivity after ingesting a ton of sugar.
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Professionals suggest waiting a solid two hours after ingesting edibles before taking more, because the onset of effects can be quite slow.
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If you're reading a story about Tesla, you're likely ingesting the level of drama you'd normally expect from a RuPaul drag race.
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Women reportedly became anxious about the health risks of ingesting a daily pill, and began seeking out more "mechanical means," like diaphragms.
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Breaking this cycle of transmission means doing two things: stopping the larvae reaching copepod-inhabited water, and stopping people ingesting infested copepods.
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According to the American Kennel Club, ingesting ice cream made for humans can cause gas, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, and vomiting in dogs.
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He recommends ingesting EAA supplements before or during a workout, and says that these supplements are not a replacement for whey protein.
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Meek just donated to the Flint Child and Family Health Development Fund, which fights the adverse effects of ingesting lead-filled H20.
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In the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, she says William died after ingesting "toxic amounts of caffeine and other chemicals" in Red Bull.
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Ingesting placenta has been touted as a postpartum health benefit by celebs like Kim Kardashian, Tia Mowry, Kourtney Kardashian, and Padma Lakshmi.
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Consumers have latched onto this newly legalized substance, and they're ingesting it in all forms, making it a booming, multibillion-dollar industry.
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Inhaling or ingesting these microscopic fibers is what can lead to serious health conditions later in life such as asbestosis and mesothelioma.
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Risks: Because young children tend to put toys in their mouths, there are concerns around them ingesting harmful chemicals when they play.
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Despite using marijuana and cocaine frequently, he managed to pass all these tests by ingesting an herbal tea he bought at GNC.
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Chinese medicine practitioners are divided on the supposed benefits of ingesting urine, which modern science has shown to have no nutritional value.
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The four animals all died of the same cause: liver failure brought on by ingesting water contaminated with toxic blue-green algae.
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Some researchers even believe that at least some of the benefits we get from ingesting probiotics may be due to the postbiotics.
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It happens when, essentially, the jet engine is ingesting too much air for it to compress, causing turbulent airflow within the engine.
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The team subsequently took the carcass to its facility and performed a necropsy, which found that it had died from ingesting plastic.
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"You've now tricked your body into believing that ingesting this chemical is on par with oxygen, or sleep, or food," he recalls.
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In June last year, a short-fin male pilot whale died after ingesting more than 17 pounds of plastic bags and packaging.
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Fighting what consumers insisted on ingesting has resulted in substantial penalties and lawsuits that are ultimately breaking a GMA sugar daddy's bank.
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For adults, ingesting even small amounts of mercury can cause serious health problems, harming the brain, heart, kidneys, lungs and immune system.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mac died from an accidental overdose back in September, after ingesting a fatal combination of fentanyl and cocaine.
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Fair play or not, TUEs must be approved by medical doctors for use by an athlete, who knows exactly what they're ingesting.
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It's expected he will remain that way for a year, if not more, after ingesting such a heavy dose of the secret drugs.
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And in 2012, a California woman whose infant son died after ingesting methamphetamine-laced breast milk was sentenced to six years in prison.
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"People have died from ingesting what they think is a legitimate painkiller, (but really) it's a counterfeit pill that contains fentanyl," Martin said.
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New research suggests that at least one species of fish isn't ingesting this plastic debris by chance—they're actually attracted to the smell.
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The California penal code criminalizes the smoking and ingesting of cannabis in prison, but it doesn't address possession, Presiding Justice Vance Raye wrote.
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In 2007 he finished a talk on global development with a demonstration of sword-swallowing, ingesting a Swedish-army bayonet live on stage.
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The devices can be useful when part of a broader treatment program, are alternative to ingesting drugs, and don't have dangerous side effects.
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Ingesting lactic acid bacteria as a probiotic can alleviate the symptoms of lactose intolerance, but these bacteria may not persist in the colon.
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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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We pluck the final tomatoes from our tiny vegetable garden with pride (ensuring that we completely wash the rat feces off before ingesting).
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The focus of the new platform is to provide businesses with a single solution for ingesting large amounts of data from IoT devices.
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Ingesting lead can sicken people of any age, but it takes the heaviest toll on small children, whose developing bodies readily absorb it.
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You're concerned about the germs your friend might be ingesting, and the fact that she routinely gnaws at her fingertips until they bleed.
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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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"Nicotine poisonings due to children ingesting e-cigarette liquid are becoming more frequent," Andrews, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Now his net often yields more trash than fish, including television sets, dead dogs and the occasional dolphin killed by ingesting plastic bags.
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More commonly, a parasite can be contracted by ingesting contaminated soil — via a home garden, for example — where pets have left their droppings.
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Smith, when he argued that two Native Americans could be denied unemployment benefits for ingesting peyote as a part of a religious ritual.
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At one time, infidelity, being a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or ingesting marijuana was considered relevant and a strike against a candidate.
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He's got a 40-foot-long shipping container full of magazines, catalogs, floppy discs, CDs, and other physical media that he's slowly ingesting.
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Instead of ingesting feeds, everything featured in the app is user-generated content — meaning it's an event someone felt the need to share.
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The illness is contracted by ingesting ergot fungus, which appears on cereal grains when the growing conditions are right — most commonly on rye.
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Newborn babies are incredibly fragile beings—the last thing they need is to be ingesting whatever freak bacterium you brought along, you slob.
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Ingesting the heavy metal can severely affect mental and physical development, especially in children, causing brain damage and other potentially lifelong health impacts.
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She took two extra-strength tablets (500 milligrams each) as often as every four hours, ingesting, perhaps, up to 6,000 milligrams each day.
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One recent study suggested that we are ingesting an average of five grams of plastic every week, the equivalent of a credit card.
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In other words, the conditions for each group are exactly the same, except for the chemical makeup of the pill they are ingesting.
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She had heard once of a folk remedy involving iodine, and at first she treated herself this way, ingesting three drops each day.
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When asked if ingesting the drawing made it more memorable, the art historian and critic Alex Kitnick replied, "Ask me tomorrow." slide show
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" Last year, the agency added a warning to the product label about ingesting high doses due to the risk of "serious heart problems.
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Though swallowing one or two whole apple seeds won't kill you, ingesting large numbers can cause faintness, vomiting, kidney failure, coma, and death.
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There isn't an antidote for synthetic cannabinoids, so physicians are left to treat the symptoms that people present with after ingesting the drugs.
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But as long as you're ingesting your own feces—and not your partner's—the risk of getting sick is actually, surprisingly, quite small.
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Ingesting — think CBD lattes, edibles, or just a drop of oil on the tongue — is likely much less effective than inhaling, says Blessing.
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I desperately missed the rush of the scheming and sneaking, the lying and hiding, the buzz of scoring the drugs or ingesting the booze.
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The crap you buy in a nightclub bathroom might also be filled with all kinds of trash that no sane human should be ingesting.
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The other thing to keep in mind, of course, is that ingesting marijuana in different ways can have vastly different effects on your body.
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After ingesting the audio, Audioburst leverages technologies like A.I. and natural language processing to understand not just what's being discussed, but also the context.
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Before the ban, people were primarily exposed to the chemicals by ingesting and inhaling dust from furniture and other PBDE-laden products, Hurley said.
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Three men were found dead in a downtown Los Angeles apartment this year after unwittingly ingesting such a mixture, according to preliminary coroner reports.
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After six years in California and ingesting absurd quantities of triple-triples at In-N-Out, my interest in French gastronomy had become nonexistent.
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Most of those calls involved children under the age of 5 ingesting the liquid or getting it into their eyes or on their skin.
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Deborah WellsReader, School of Psychology, Queen's University, BelfastAs humans, we are biologically programmed to avoid ingesting materials that might be dangerous to our health.
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Before brushing it all over my teeth and ingesting it, though, I did a bit of research to see what activated charcoal really is.
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Cloud IoT Core, Google's fully managed service for connecting, managing and ingesting data from IoT devices, is now out of beta and generally available.
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Rinke says it starts with ingesting data from sources such as Salesforce or SAP and then creating a visual view of the process flow.
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But far less is known about the non-lethal impact of ingesting plastic, and how live birds with plastic in their bodies are affected.
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Those with cyclospora infections start to experience symptoms about seven days after ingesting the parasite and usually need to be treated with an antibiotic.
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By now, many Americans have heard sad stories that begin with a white teen innocently ingesting a prescription obtained from a pharma-influenced doctor.
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And then there's the collagen craze, a health fad that's got everyone and their mother ingesting one of the many forms of the protein.
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When it comes to fitness-specific goals, like gaining muscle or losing fat, Johnston recommends ingesting up to one gram per pound of bodyweight.
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Lastly, we masticated over a recent WSJ article concerning Vista Equity Partners' work ingesting SaaS companies, lopping off costs, and working to boost growth.
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Smoking, snorting, ingesting or injecting methamphetamine can cause aggression, memory loss and a range of other health complications, including heart attack or sudden death.
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My parents often tell me to drink more water to wash down my food—but did they know that I was ingesting plastic too?
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John Dalli, then the European commissioner for health and consumer policy, cited "uncertainty" about the health effects of ingesting BPA by way of explanation.
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L tends to borrow more than he innovates: the crawling, ingesting and meditating are couched in earlier actions and overlaid with social critique. Pope.
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A mistake could have started with the doctor, so he or she should be informed, and ingesting the wrong drug may require medical attention.
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Neither taurine nor raspberry ketones have been proven to have any impact on weight loss, the stated goal of the TikTok teens ingesting it.
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According to the criminal complaint, R.J. died from ingesting a "combination of fatal drugs through breast milk" and is being charged with criminal homicide.
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The elusive pursuit of wellness, which includes ingesting all sorts of herbs and plants via actual food or, increasingly, supplements, is now itself mainstream.
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My parents often tell me to drink more water to wash down my food — but did they know that I was ingesting plastic too?
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So, instead of simply ingesting these numbers, we decided to something much less scientific but much closer to our hearts: we talked to our parents.
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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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Stateside, Watson is ingesting a patient's medical history and pairing it with knowledge from journals, textbooks and past research to prescribe personalized treatments for cancer.
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Symptoms generally start about seven days after ingesting contaminated food and water, although they can happen anywhere from 2 to more than 14 days later.
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Indeed, it's the part of the service that handles the data ingesting and indexing that sets PAIRS Geoscope apart from other big data analytics services.
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If you have lactose intolerance, you might want to beware, but if you have milk allergies, the results of ingesting these products could be dire.
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Afterwards, wastewater is briefly brought into contact with the starved bacteria which are gluttonous and gobble up the organic matter without ingesting all of it.
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Investigators allege in the probable cause affidavit that Collman, of Crothersville, waited hours before calling 911, despite his son's worsening condition after ingesting the drug.
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Two years ago, though, doctors published a controversial case study of a 11-month-old boy who died from a heart condition after ingesting cannabis.
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Black people are still more likely to receive harsher sentences for committing the same crimes as white people, such as ingesting and selling illegal drugs.
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According to the Contra Costa County Coroner's report ... the exact cause of death was polypharmacy -- meaning he died as a result of ingesting multiple drugs.
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However, the coroner changed his report eight months later, stating that Ingram had died by suicide after ingesting an overdose of the prescription drug amitriptyline.
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What this acquisition is really about, then, is giving enterprises an end-to-end solution from ingesting their data to making it available on mobile.
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Ingesting the toad's venom is pretty deadly for dogs and raccoons, but with humans it can reportedly induce a euphoric high, sometimes with visual hallucinations.
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In theory, vape users should not be ingesting any liquid oils when they inhale, only the vapor from e-cigarettes that looks like white smoke.
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No one can be sure how Major the Staffie ended up ingesting the crack; according to a toxicologist, the dog had "probably eaten" the drugs.
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JOHN MARTIN, SPECIAL AGENT, DEA: People have died from ingesting what they think is a legitimate painkiller and it's a counterfeit pill that contains fentanyl.
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He's saved an unfathomable amount of files and stuff—and yet, his room is almost empty save for the stuff he's actively scanning and ingesting.
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The chances of your kid ingesting a marijuana edible, either by accident or at the hands of a neighbor passing out "candy," however, are slim.
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But in between those deep dives, they often hang around the surface, making them susceptible to ingesting floating debris that might be mistaken for food.
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A deadly mistake: A couple in Arizona tried to self-medicate by ingesting an aquarium-cleaning additive that has the same active ingredient as chloroquine.
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A man in Arizona recently died and his wife was hospitalized after ingesting chloroquine phosphate, a version of the chemical that's used to clean aquariums.
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A common enemy likely led to the deaths of all four dogs: liver failure brought on by ingesting water contaminated with toxic blue-green algae.
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"We do standard log analytics in terms of ingesting, parsing, visualizing, alerting and searching for log data at scale using scaled, secure infrastructure," Assaraf said.
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We're told he was seen ingesting a bunch of pills after realizing the feds were on the ground waiting to intercept him and his crew.
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Artificial intelligence "learns" patterns by ingesting typically large amounts of data and then using that information to complete a task, like sorting data into different buckets.
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When it comes to chemicals and compounds bound to the skin, ingesting skin cells could theoretically be harmful, but I'm not aware of any such reports.
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Not that anybody looks like they're actually ingesting anything; everyone looks like varying degrees of Jane Fonda and Robert Redford: golden children in a gilded hall.
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It is unclear how the pets in Kannan's study were exposed to PFAS, though the chemicals can be taken in by ingesting, inhaling, or touching them.
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Not everyone made it through, though, and that's because of side effects related to the treatment itself: patients are ingesting the very thing they're allergic to.
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Symptoms — which include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramping — usually begin 24 to 48 hours after ingesting the virus, although they can also begin sooner.
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The issue is that they are sold in blends where users can't predict the strength of what they are ingesting because the law necessitates deceptive labeling.
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Even so, held up against the way Donald Trump is ingesting the writhing Republican Party in 2016, the 2008 Democratic primary was a model of civility.
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Cancer, according to them, arises from the lack of a nutrient they call vitamin B17, so it follows that ingesting that nutrient would fight the disease.
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Not only did it make me feel reborn after a long week, it was an opportunity to be good to myself that didn't involve ingesting calories.
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After ingesting this, the students grouped up and picked an app or technology that they would evaluate using the principles described, and then prescribe ethical remedies.
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I devoted most of 2014 to two things: ingesting a heinous quantity of the swill and penning newspaper articles for pay, in that fairly critical order.
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The monkeys were often seen licking the stones after the blows, which could suggest that they're ingesting the nutritional components in the powdered rocks, Proffitt says.
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With the advent of counterfeit pill production, they believe they're ingesting a "safe" trade-name manufactured pill, when actually it is a fentanyl-related counterfeit substance.
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He learned that the man had accumulated four or five bottles of the same drug without realizing it, and was ingesting several times the recommended dose.
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I use the tongue scraper in the morning before I brush my teeth so I have the lowest odds of ingesting any of the natural buildup.
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Biwott dropped out during the Rio Games after a mix-up at the fluids stations had left him ingesting an acidic drink that upset his stomach.
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If you eat a lot of beef, pork, or lamb kidneys then you have a 1 in 1000 chance of ingesting a miniscule amount of antibiotic.
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"Miracle Mineral Solution and similar products are not FDA-approved, and ingesting these products is the same as drinking bleach," said Ned Sharpless, acting FDA commissioner.
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The study that showed the modest 8-14 percent reduction in cold intensity had subjects ingesting 1 to 2 g daily—that's 1,000 to 2,000 mg.
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After ingesting the first, they have between 22017 and 48 hours to take the second and complete the abortion, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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The website explicitly warns against ingesting the eggplants due to the ink they use and "possible germs" picked up during shipment, according to the Daily Dot.
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Four days later, a man died after he tried to prevent coronavirus infection by ingesting a fish tank cleaner that contained chloroquine, a closely related drug.
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The tuna-free rolls could not only lure vegans and eco-minded consumers concerned about overfishing, but sushi fans who worry about ingesting too much mercury.
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Whales have previously perished from plastic consumption; just a few months ago, a pilot whale died in Thailand as a result of ingesting 200.9 plastic bags.
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With the ability to automate tasks, understand, reason and learn by ingesting information and regulations, it can help banks determine obligations more accurately and more quickly.
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The company has developed a proprietary ecosystem that involves ingesting the written word, then turning that into audio content that literally becomes the "voice" of the brand.
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But come August, environmental surveys reported viral and bacterial levels so high, that ingesting three teaspoons of water could cause brain inflammation, respiratory failure, and heart illnesses.
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A Michigan man is scheduled to be sentenced in the deaths of five bicyclists whom he struck with his pickup truck after ingesting painkillers and other drugs.
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It's also highly "bioavailable," meaning that almost all of it (99%) can be absorbed into your body — so it's really just straight-up protein that you're ingesting.
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Plastic trash in the oceans is dangerous for animals like sea turtles, seabirds, and seals, which can die from ingesting the plastic or getting entangled in it.
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Aloe is powerful stuff, and it might work great for healing burns — but there are a few things you should know before you start ingesting it, too.
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Many streamers they've spoken with want to get critical feedback on their work, Edwards says, but part of that means ingesting abusive comments along with helpful notes.
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And because ingesting anything is prohibited during the fast, those who take medications often shift their schedules or forgo their prescriptions, which can have serious side effects.
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Sea turtles, on the other hand, do not have gills but are similarly affected through their mucus membranes or when ingesting the red tide bloom, Bartleson said.
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" The 52-year-old man vomited after ingesting the cookies, later telling a paper that he had, "never been treated so poorly while living on the street.
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The general idea — err hope, is that the lack of bottom branches will keep your pets and small children from destroying your ornaments or ingesting anything dangerous.
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Ingesting organic mercury every day can cause symptoms such as uncontrollable shaking, vision loss, and memory problems over time, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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More modern methods of ingesting THC—like dabbing, vaping, or eating cannabis—could further exacerbate this risk, but Lukas hasn't had a chance to study them yet.
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Tainted water is a potential source of lead poisoning, but the ingesting of lead-based paint, which tastes sweet, is a more common source, health officials say.
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The slower pace of death from fasting, compared with ingesting barbiturates, gives people time to say goodbye and, for the first few days, to change their minds.
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The problem is there is a growing body of evidence that ingesting and being otherwise exposed to these chemicals can be potentially harmful, particularly for growing children.
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Over the course of his 12-hour statement, Cruz discussed two separate attempts to commit suicide, once through self-induced alcohol poisoning and once through ingesting ibuprofen.
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Some people, such as Jia Tolentino of the New Yorker, seem to see "boof" as a clear reference to the practice of ingesting alcohol or drugs anally.
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In 1820, after several dozen Germans died (apparently after ingesting improperly prepared blood sausages), a scientist named Justinus Kerner decided there must be a more compelling cause.
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Yet, despite the firm proscription against ingesting blood, one breakaway Jewish sect of the first century A.D. made the idea of doing so central to its rituals.
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"Officers quickly ascertained that he was under the influence of dangerous drugs, based on his behavior and admissions to ingesting methamphetamine and bath salts," the affidavit states.
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Trilobites A new study shows that especially for young turtles, ingesting just a little more than a dozen pieces of plastic in the ocean can be lethal.
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Ingesting or breathing it can lead to kidney dysfunction and osteoporosis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
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When you're ingesting terabytes and petabytes of data per day, that usually is a mission critical system, and you have to have reliable visibility across that data.
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"Miracle Mineral Solution and similar products are not FDA-approved, and ingesting these products is the same as drinking bleach," said FDA Acting Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless.
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A few days later, I was just bored enough to give the pill a try, ingesting it on a Wednesday morning before heading off to the gym.
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Although Zonulet misses much of the action, he's writing this as a memoir, experiencing "fungal clairvoyance" after ingesting the mold inside the temple, where gods may reside.
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They say this measure might reflect postnatal exposure to fluoride because a child is probably ingesting the same type of water as the mother did during pregnancy.
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Once, after ingesting a couple of THC pills, I dumped a pitcher of water over my head and insulted the Iraqi representative to National Poetry Day Amsterdam.
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This is an area where Flipboard could be useful, as it's capable of ingesting all sorts of content — including things like Twitter feeds, RSS feeds and blogs.
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But people have pointed out that a quick Google search reveals several definitions — among them ingesting alcohol or drugs through one's rectum — but none that match Kavanaugh's.
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A highly motivated person could simply overwhelm the immune system by ingesting more of the drug, since the body can only produce so many antibodies at a time.
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For this parasite to infect a human, a person might touch an infected dog or its droppings, then touch their face, accidentally ingesting the tapeworm in the process.
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In larger doses, ingesting the honey can send you on a toxic, cold-sweat trip of hallucinations, vomiting, and diarrhea that can last for more than 24 hours.
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Take one look at them, and it's clear that something must be working to give them minimal wrinkles and plump skin, two supposed byproducts of ingesting the protein.
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Whether it's ingesting probiotic-packed foods, drinks, and supplements, or applying topical products that promote good bacteria, your quest for problem-free skin should begin in the belly.
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Ham and cheese are some of the only snacks she feels comfortable eating, she said before the show, because accidentally ingesting wheat could send her to the hospital.
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"Obviously we're living in an age where we're all becoming more and more aware of link between what we're ingesting and adverse effects on our health," Paltrow told
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But it would be safer if I didn't have to get them there, where I had no professional support and did not truly know what I was ingesting.
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In May, Ashrab Ali, an elderly farmer in Assam, killed himself by ingesting pesticide a day after an NRC official indicated that he might not make the list.
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A study she conducted in 2017 found that turtles are not impacted by small amounts of plastic debris or even after ingesting 200 to 300 pieces of plastic.
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But reader, take note, ingesting MDMA or mushrooms or even alcohol or any of the usual things that make music festivals more fun are not exactly doctor recommended.
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These scientists will ensure that Watson is ingesting credible and essential scientific data on early childhood learning to guide the way it helps to assess and teach kids.
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It is also a reason that other researchers have started to consider the impact that ingesting poisoned water can have on children's families even two generations from now.
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To celebrate the kind of horrifying accomplishment of ingesting Chipotle 426 days in a row and surviving, the Mexican food chain donated $4,260 to charity in Wayne's name.
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We are often sold the idea that our diets are somehow "toxic" when the reality is that, aside from ingesting poison, even fast food doesn't contain anything toxic.
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Another vaccine' The typical route of infection is by ingesting the virus, for instance if a person touches an object contaminated with feces and then touches their mouth.
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I have even come across unsubstantiated accounts of some LSD chemists preparatively ingesting LSD prior to working, to build tolerance and thus minimize the impact of accidental exposure.
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Here, lifters get stretched out horizontally not just by pushing heavy weights and ingesting supplements of varying legal statuses, but also through their own reflections on the walls.
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It involves biting down on a brightly colored laundry detergent packet of any brand and spitting out or ingesting its contents, an act that poses serious health risks.
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As cholera is caused by ingesting food or water contaminated with a certain bacteria, it overwhelmingly harms countries hampered by extreme wealth inequality and lack of social development.
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While Michael Pollan survived the dissolution of his ego defenses after ingesting psilocybin, other people with mental illness or difficulty coping with life may not be so lucky.
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Ingesting chew toy pieces is a hazard for all dogs, and you should generally supervise them during playtime to circumvent a possible choking risk or future digestive issues.
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Mr. Lewis also said there is another way to prevent antibiotic drugs from possibly harming the human gut microbiome: injecting them rather than ingesting them in pill form.
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While all patients enter a coma within minutes of ingesting the lethal cocktail, some deaths take longer, which can be distressing for the family and everyone else involved.
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Popular regimens range from ingesting few if any calories all day every other day or several times a week to fasting for 16 hours or more every day.
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If you adopt a standard daily diet of whole foods with no added sugar, you will still be ingesting about 10 percent of your calories from natural sugars.
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The whole point of a vape is that it employs an e-liquid with nicotine rather than tobacco and the deadly toxins produced from burning and ingesting it.
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The study was led by researchers at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Ohio and analyzed 22000,29.9 calls to Poison Control Centers of people inhaling or ingesting natural psychoactive substances.
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But they can also be concerning — ingesting a large amount of charcoal within two hours of a birth control pill or other medication can potentially reduce its effectiveness.
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Putting aside the physical consequences of ingesting laundry detergent in the name of Likes — to take an extreme example — research suggests that liking is detrimental to mental health.
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"Since our first alert to this life-threatening activity, the trend of intentionally ingesting single-load laundry packets has increased in its popularity despite repeated warnings," Kaminski said.
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The results were described as "immediate and dramatic," but because of a general revulsion to the thought of ingesting stool, fecal transplant still failed to win mainstream acceptance.
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"Sanderson's '100% Natural' marketing and advertising scheme falsely and misleadingly suggests that consumers are ingesting nothing but chicken, and certainly no synthetic drugs or other chemicals," the lawsuit says.
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The species is indigenous, but due to a range of human-led changes in the environment it's seasonally breeding in vast numbers and ingesting large sections of the reef.
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But even though Westerners remain wary of ingesting tofu sausages, and are eating the same amounts of beef and pork, their diets have still changed significantly in recent decades.
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I fully respected his right to a trial, but even after twelve jurors unanimously convicted him guilty of three felonies, all he has admitted to doing is ingesting alcohol.
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Image: APAlcohol-based hand sanitizers are practically everywhere these days, but a new government report suggests an increasing number of children are ingesting these products and getting quite sick.
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It's not just the pun; it's also that the expression "Feel the burn" sounds young and daring, like teenagers ingesting God knows what in a parking lot or basement.
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Brandon Moore -- the man who created the viral "what are those" meme -- died after a night of ingesting a bunch of drugs, including cocaine and ecstasy ... TMZ has learned.
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The most high profile tragedy was 21-year-old Ryerson University student Allan Ho, who died at a happy hardcore party in an underground parking garage after ingesting MDMA.
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Research about ingesting collagen is still relatively new, though it's "known for promoting elasticity to the skin which is being touted as the new fountain of youth," says Aristotelous.
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Instead, it features more than a dozen interviews with Juggalos enjoying each other's company, many of them ingesting drugs or alcohol, and several of them at least partly nude.
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A goose and a gull overdosed this week after ingesting some of the hundreds of prescription pills that were discovered dumped at a park in California, wildlife officials confirmed.
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Carson's work helped raise awareness that bald eagles, peregrine falcons and other birds were ingesting pesticides and laying thin-shelled eggs that led to breakage and serious population declines.
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In getting ready to tell my family I am trans, I found it useful to do a lot of research, ingesting articles, forum posts, pamphlets, and books about transition.
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Humans, too, are ingesting plastic, but on a microscopic level, according to a study released this week from Australia's University of Newcastle and commissioned by the World Wildlife Fund.
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Doctors involved with the study explained that ingesting pot takes longer to produce a high than smoking it, so some people have trouble gauging if they've taken too much.
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Images of heaps of garbage washing up on beaches, or marine animals getting entangled in or ingesting plastic waste have given antipollution activists new momentum to push for action.
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Think of the norovirus, the extremely contagious bug that can be passed along by ingesting the stool of an infected person, often through food or touching a contaminated surface.
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The synthetic opioid has been linked to a rash of overdose deaths across North America in recent years, as users are often unaware they are ingesting the powerful substance.
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After ingesting the Trump agenda and spitting out its market implications, investors and traders can get back to their usual pastime: trying to work out what central bankers are plotting.
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In addition to guzzling coffee, I am a big studio snacker, eating tubs of cookies hand over fist while I paint, probably ingesting more oil paint than one ought to.
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However, a new study published earlier this month in the journal eLife provides a promising clue as to how ingesting weed would give fishermen—or anyone else—enhanced night vision.
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In 2014, a 1-year-old boy in New York died after accidentally ingesting liquid nicotine; he was the first child to die in the US from e-liquid poisoning.
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When he ended his experiment all the chickens that received supplements had gained at least a little weight, but the ones ingesting antibiotic leftovers had gained by far the most.
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Rat lungworm lives in rats and snails and people can be infected by eating contaminated snails, slugs, freshwater shrimp, crabs, frogs and produce Instead, ingesting the centipede made them ill.
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Officers arrested Crowley, who allegedly admitted to "ingesting methamphetamine and bath salts," but they said his "disoriented" condition made him unable to direct them to the child, the affidavit states.
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What that might mean remains to be seen, she said, and added that other studies have shown that ingesting microfibers can affect oysters' ability to reproduce, potentially threatening their populations.
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Sprint uses it's "Elasticsearch" product for "ingesting, searching, and analyzing" more than 3 billion records and 50 terabytes of data per day, the company said in its S-1 filing.
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Some people are getting hurt because they're not knowledgeable or just not reading before ingesting... I guess regulating it might deter some people that are looking for legal highs though.
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If they really cared about cows, he said, they should stop attacking other people and instead stop cows that munch on rubbish from ingesting plastic, a leading cause of death.
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So while the The Way of Kings' Knights Radiant wield different storm-based magics and Mistborn's Allomancers receive power by ingesting different metals, each system has defined parameters and limitations.
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Although medical experts disagree on whether coffee is beneficial to your health, almost all agree that drinking diet coke and ingesting too much caffeine is detrimental to your well-being.
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Because of its unknown contents, drug users might underestimate its strength, ingesting more opioid than they are normally known to tolerate, causing a respiratory depression that leads to fatal overdose.
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Those spy-thriller ingredients might recall the case of Alexander V. Litvinenko, a onetime K.G.B. officer who died after ingesting green tea laced with radioactive polonium 210 in November 2006.
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Scientists found a gene that makes us fast or slow at metabolizing the stimulant, and discovered that the rapid set enjoys far greater health and performance gains from ingesting it.
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Over and over, I heard that little or no action was taken after tests showed alarmingly high levels of lead in water that kids are ingesting on a daily basis.
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This means that many people who think that they are maintaining a 100 percent gluten-free diet are, indeed, ingesting enough gluten to cause both intestinal damage and potential symptoms.
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Although these deer are protected under Japanese law, they face myriad dangers when they roam outside of the park, including being struck by cars or dying from ingesting plastic bags.
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Researchers who study psilocybin's effects use a synthetic version of the drug in carefully controlled environments, he said, which is different from someone growing mushrooms and ingesting them at home.
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The Supreme Court of Ohio likewise decided this week to review a wrongful death suit concerning a teenager who died after ingesting pre-workout caffeine powder, again, purchased through Amazon.
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Seeking answers, I consulted the VitaJuwel website, which reassured me that it's actually preferable for the crystals not to touch the water, as this prevents the user from ingesting sediment.
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The spiritual father of psychedelic medicine was the chemist Albert Hofmann, who discovered the effects of LSD in 1943 after accidentally ingesting it while working at the Swiss firm Sandoz.
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Ashwagandha root can improve thyroid function in some people according to the US Library of Medicine, but patients whom doctors have placed on standard hypothyroid treatments should avoid ingesting it.
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People who smoke them can experience vomiting, violent behavior, suicidal thoughts, heightened blood pressure, kidney damage and seizures upon ingesting the drug, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Which leads us to our next point: whether you're ingesting it, slathering all over your body, or straight up bathing in it, it's time to incorporate it into your beauty routine.
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A California man who murdered his mother with a claw hammer after ingesting a massive amount of allergy medicine has been sentenced to 13 years to life in prison, PEOPLE confirms.
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Babies can also get so-called proximity injuries, such as burns from touching a hot oven or poisoning from ingesting a household cleaner, because they are more mobile than people anticipate.
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Ingesting complex rulesets and making a predictive model is a specialty of neural networks, and researchers have been looking into this method — but Google has beaten the others to the punch.
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In the 1980s doctors worried that by eating too much beef and pork people were ingesting lots of saturated fat, which was then thought to increase the risk of heart disease.
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In a cheeky Facebook message , the police department says there's an easy explanation: The birds are ingesting berries that have fermented earlier than usual this year because of an early frost.
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As a result, by asking people not to use wells polluted with arsenic, the government unintentionally caused the number of deaths resulting from ingesting water contaminated by faecal matter to rise.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Hepatitis A is a liver disease that can be spread through contact with an infected person, or ingesting contaminated food or drink.
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Broomsfield was convicted in 2009 after Koren testified that hair test results from Malique indicated he had been regularly ingesting high doses of cocaine, equivalent to what an adult addict takes.
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The man who supplied Demi Lovato with drugs the night she OD'd said she knew exactly the chance she was taking ... that she was ingesting "aftermarket pills," which made things risky.
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Amazon is no longer selling books that promote unscientific methods to "cure" children of autism, like ingesting or bathing in a potentially toxic form of bleach, NBC News reported on Tuesday.
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Ingesting even three teaspoons of water meant a 99 percent chance of infection by virus (though because of varying levels of immunity in the population, not everyone would necessarily fall ill).
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The researchers also mentioned atomic bomb testing fallout, particularly ingesting or inhaling radioactive substances, as a possible factor, and they mentioned traffic-related air pollution in addition to cell phone use.
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However, we also know that Amma's been unknowingly ingesting regular doses of rat poison her whole life, so we're not sure how much of her sociopathy is nature, nurture, or neurochemical.
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If you like eating seafood or salt, what you might not know is that you're ingesting something extra along with that shrimp and seasoning—microscopic bits of plastic known as microplastics.
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But the small number of deaths compared to the swaths of young people ingesting the drugs at festivals and clubs suggests it's not quite as dangerous as headlines make it sound.
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But on January 8, 2010, after watching a movie with friends in his home, Jarrod died after ingesting a blend of Opana and the prescription drugs his psychologist had given him.
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Aside from bad information about the coronavirus and how it spreads, the WHO is especially concerned about so called "cures" or "treatments," some of which involve ingesting products which are dangerous.
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In one, after mistakenly ingesting a mega-stimulant, he spends a night on the dance floor unwittingly and robotically evading assassination by a Russian spy (the former bond girl Olga Kurylenko).
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Michael Verbora, medical director at Toronto-based psychedelics clinic Field Trip Health, told VICE that when someone is ingesting multiple substances it's very hard to point the finger at one drug.
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They don't believe the chances were high that their brother could have been rescued after ingesting the poison, but they said he should not have been left there for a week.
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Castor beans, used to make castor oil, pose little danger, but refined ricin, extracted from mashed castor beans, is so toxic that ingesting or inhaling a few grains can be fatal.
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Sea turtles are often injured or killed by human activities, most commonly by ingesting plastic or getting caught in fishing nets or lines, which can stop blood circulating to their limbs.
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There's no evidence that blood type or skin color plays a role in how much you are bitten, but research has shown that ingesting one particular substance — alcohol — does attract mosquitoes.
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However, according to the EPA, the safe amount for drinking water is a very low concentration, and directly ingesting is ineffective and can be hazardous, according to the American Chemistry Council.
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And, different conventional foods are more "dirty" (contaminated with pesticides) than others, he said, so eating certain organic foods does a better job of protecting us against ingesting pesticides than others.
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" Megara agrees, saying at the end of the day some people just enjoy indulging in their toenail fetish as it's about "ingesting a part of their mistress or having a keepsake.
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The health impacts of ingesting plastics are unclear but studies on fish have shown they inhibit hatching of fertilized eggs, stunt growth, and make them more susceptible to predators, increasing mortality rates.
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Plastic pollution is dangerous for marine animals: birds and fish can die from ingesting too much plastic, and larger animals like whales and sharks can get tangled in fish nets and die.
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The 7-year-old feline was found doused in motor oil and on death's door after ingesting so much of the toxic substance while cleaning it off his coat, reports KTLA 5.
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"Alcohol is toxic to fish, so any fish ingesting alcohol in the water, it will kill them," John A. Mura, director of communications for the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet, told WDRB.
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"It's not specifically caused by any specific factors but has been seen to arise after ingesting certain medications, like certain antibiotics, diuretics, blood pressure medication and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs," Ingleton explains.
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The patient must affirm his or her request 43 hours before ingesting the medication, which they must be able to self-administer, without the help of a physician, family member or friend.
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Ingesting these millions of papers and tracking such things so researchers can easily find them is the idea behind Semantic Scholar, but until recently the system was limited to computer science papers.
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"Turtles can be killed directly by ingesting plastics, through blockage of the intestines or through piercing of the intestinal wall," the paper's lead author, Qamar Schuyler, told the Washington Post last year.
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Ingesting lead-tainted soil, dust or paint chips is most common among infants and toddlers with hand-to-mouth behavior, said Dr. Bruce Lanphear, an expert on neurotoxins at Simon Fraser University.
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However, Brown also says there could be some hidden costs — the berries end up in the hands of European customers who often do not know they are ingesting foods containing radioactive isotopes.
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But since the risk of ingesting dangerous shit doesn't turn people off these days, a guy in China just discovered another fantastic reason to avoid biting into batteries—they tend to explode.
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Skymind's tools, including its core SKIL framework, allow data scientists to create workflows that take them from ingesting the data to cleaning it up, training their models and putting them into production.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Chen denied EPA's motion to dismiss a lawsuit by Food & Water Watch, the Fluoride Action Network and other groups who claim that ingesting fluoride can cause neurological damage.
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Soon, the government agency in charge of regulating advertising will decide on whether that three character hashtag and its ilk are enough to inform followers that what they're ingesting is sponsored content.
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However, one disease can masquerade as another, so if you are experiencing lactose intolerance symptoms, such as bloating, nausea or cramps after ingesting milk products, I urge you to see your doctor.
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In last year's A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage, and My Life , Ayelet Waldman explored the benefits of ingesting tiny amounts of LSD.
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She takes us on a relentless adventure of whisky intoxication, pill-ingesting, forced starvation, chain-smoking, fleeting sexual encounters with women and men, stolen cocaine, kleptomania, cigarette burns, blades, guns, and bullets.
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Fad diets rarely follow sound nutritional principles for weight loss, which focus on ingesting fewer calories and/or consuming more energy through exercise; fad diets are generally not endorsed by the medical profession.
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Because organisms that live in depleted and isolated regions often evolve to capitalize on carrion and food particles, they may be more prone to rapidly ingesting plastics that make it to the seafloor.
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When it comes to ingesting mold -- whether from a teething toy or a sippy cup -- Dutta said more than a small amount would have to be swallowed to see any kind of reaction.
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"Biotin in blood or other samples taken from patients who are ingesting high levels of biotin in dietary supplements can cause clinically significant incorrect lab test results," the agency warned in its statement.
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Many people believe that eating your placenta after giving birth can help ward off postpartum depression and increase breastmilk production, but there's no scientific evidence that ingesting placenta provides either of these benefits.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Ten middle school students in San Francisco were rushed to hospitals on Tuesday after ingesting an unidentified substance, possibly an illicit drug, but all were expected to recover, officials said.
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According to the series, van der Sloot — one of the last people seen with Natalee — was with her when she choked on her own vomit after allegedly ingesting GHB, a date-rape drug.
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Cersei had the gloss on for quite a while before she wiped it off and downed the antidote, but it's so powerful that it can kill Tyene without her even actually ingesting any?
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But now, with its new robotic Art Camera, Google is automating the process of ingesting these works and putting them online, so you'll be able to see even more without leaving the house.
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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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The new AI Platform offers an end-to-end solution for more advanced developers that allows them to go from ingesting data to training and testing their models, to putting them into production.
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The US intelligence agencies are among the most powerful forces to ever exist, capable of ingesting and retaining entire nations' worth of data, or raining down missiles on targets thousands of miles away.
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The virus is mainly spread by ingesting food or water contaminated by the faeces of an infected person, but for gay men the main risk is sexual transmission, particularly oral-anal sexual contact.
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There has been no evidence that pangolin scales have medicinal value, and researchers note there have been reports that ingesting the scales can cause adverse effects such as bloating, jaundice and liver damage.
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Through research for my book, I learned flavor is the culmination of our senses, particularly smell and taste—a commingling that, from an evolutionary perspective, is designed to prevent us from ingesting poison.
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But these precocious youths aren't ingesting detergents or choking themselves out or trying to find increasingly more extreme ways to invite one another to what will likely be a very mediocre school dance.
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A 2015 analysis by the Georgia Poison Center found poison control center hotlines across the US had seen a nearly 400% increase in calls related to children younger than 12 ingesting the product.
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Even before the microbiome craze — the hope that the bacteria in your gut holds the key to good health — people were ingesting cultures of living micro-organisms to treat a host of conditions.
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Throughout this mayhem, the blond main character stood at the corner of the stage, frequently sticking his hand into a Ziploc bag to insinuate he was ingesting drugs via his mouth and nostrils.
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For inspiration, I've been ingesting a steady diet of Monty Don's "Big Dreams, Small Spaces," an aptly named British gardening show (on it, people have — you guessed it — big dreams and small spaces).
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In that case, Harris allegedly sold drugs to a man named Sonny Priest, who died the week before Christmas in 153 from ingesting a combination of cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, and the sedative alprazolam.
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It's also possible to die from overdosing on drugs like 25I-NBOMe, which often looks like acid blotter, but can be deadly, which underscores the importance of knowing what drug you are ingesting.
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The US Food and Drug Administration warns that ingesting tetrahydrozoline can cause serious harm, especially among children, while the American Academy of Ophthalmology reports that the substance had been used in murder attempts.
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The 28-year-old, who is in his eighth NBA season, was suspended in November for 10 games following a reported panic attack on the team plane caused by ingesting THC-infused edibles.
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No, we don't really talk much about norovirus, an extremely contagious bug spread by — prepare yourself — ingesting the stool or vomit of an infected person often through food or touching a contaminated surface.
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"I feel like with my second baby, I'm more educated than the first one," Chyna shared in September on Loveline with Amber Rose, explaining that she planned on ingesting placenta pills after the birth.
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What starts with her loudly chewing ice during dinner with her in-laws quickly devolves into her ingesting increasingly physically harmful objects: a marble, a thimble, a paperclip, a thumbtack, a battery, a nail.
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" She performed it during one of her recent concerts, and the co-writer of the track said Taylor sounded like a "a drunk turtle dozing under a sunflower after ingesting a bottle of Valium.
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And Julia Lurie at Mother Jones and Scott Pham and Dan Vergano at BuzzFeed reported stories of some people who meant to use cocaine and ended up inadvertently ingesting fentanyl too, causing an overdose.
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Google would get to further its goal of organizing the world's information by ingesting Twitter's data firehose, which could give Google's AI extra insights into what's going on in the world and everyone's reactions.
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An Illinois mother is speaking out about her 22-year-old transgender daughter who took her own life two weeks ago ago by ingesting lethal "pong pong" seeds that she purchased online for $5.
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According to the The Guardian , the veterinarians that treated Marium off the island of Koh Libong, in south Thailand's Trang province, believe that the dugong likely died from an infection due to ingesting plastic.
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In her accompanying blog post, Roe wrote that she found out the good news after she decided to take a pregnancy test before ingesting cold medicine while feeling under the weather — just in case.
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Though the idea of ingesting blood might seem gross to many of us—it remains a taboo, and many religions such as Islam forbid consumption of the red stuff—it wasn't always this way.
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There's been developing research about the benefits of ingesting CBD extract oil for pain relief and as a less addictive sleep aid, but there's significantly less proof of its healing properties on our skin.
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With all the names, formulas, manufacturers, and counterfeiters of poppers in the world today, it's impossible to know exactly what you're ingesting and how much is too much when it comes to the drug.
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While the performers in the audience mused about this reaction that was produced without any fire, many audience members made assumptions about the material she was ingesting — "It was dog food," someone told us.
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Last year, Tide pods were wrapped up in a notorious "challenge" in which people filmed themselves biting down on brightly colored laundry detergent packets (of any brand) and spitting out or ingesting the contents.
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I thought they were supposed to be together, and this isn't supposed to happen this way, because turns out our brains are actually quite simple and especially when it comes to ingesting fictional movies.
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"Counterfeit pharmaceutical pills are especially dangerous because users are unable to verify what they are ingesting," Special Agent in Charge William D. Bodner of the DEA's Los Angeles field division said in a statement.
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Reheating it in a microwave won't kill off this bacteria, either, so letting it sit out and then popping it in the microwave puts you at more of a risk of ingesting these enterotoxins.
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We're told she didn't elaborate on what kind of Rx, but she's adamant -- ingesting the pills that day and mixing it with booze intensified her drunkenness, which she says led to her blacking out.
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On the flight, as the parched tan expanse of the nation was fed slowly through the portal to his right, Collins scrolled through the posts, reading it all, ingesting everything, especially in friendly territory.
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Thon told AFP that at least 113 marine animals perish in Thai waters annually after ingesting plastic, which humans dump in huge quantities into oceans worldwide and can take hundreds of years to disappear completely.
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One study measured a 17.7% reduction in eye wrinkle volume after 8 weeks of ingesting a hydrolyzed collagen, but it remains unclear whether that reduction is significant enough to produce visibly appreciable changes, Farris explained.
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"There are dyed-in-the-wool drug warriors who have been ingesting this [anti-marijuana] ideology for decades, and they're no sooner to go away than Steve DeAngelo is going to go away," he said.
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A health check-up reveals Gause is ingesting five times the amount of recommended sodium per day, putting a huge strain on his cardio vascular system and eating ten times the recommended level of sugar.
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By ingesting data sets from other sectors (such as transportation and financial services), a virtuous circle can be created whereby data-led insights from advertising can inform business models in other sectors, and vice versa.
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DOZENS HOSPITALIZED AFTER ALLEGEDLY INGESTING K2 IN BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOOD Among the 16 impacted parks is Saint Mary's in Mott Haven — the largest park in the South Bronx — as well as Tremont Park and Crotona Park.
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Some of the latter cut their products with the very opiates that kratom users are attempting to withdraw from, and unknowingly ingesting those filler chemicals has led to seizures and even death in some cases.
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Road salt crystals, which are often a combination of several chemicals, sting dogs' paws, and ingesting the toxic chemicals can have serious consequences, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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"They have a chicken coup out back where chickens were seen wearing berkas and listening to audio version of Koran while ingesting poison before they head off to the infidel's dinner tables," one reviewer wrote.
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Everyone from professional hockey players to elite distance runners are increasingly touting the benefits of ingesting marijuana, more often to alleviate pain and improve focus than to gain much of an edge over the competition.
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Numerous children in Colorado were hospitalized after becoming critically ill as a result of ingesting edible marijuana products after pot became legal there in 2014, and lawmakers have already moved once to toughen the rules.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)A short-fin male pilot whale has died in Southern Thailand after ingesting more than 17 lbs of plastic bags and packaging, a sobering casualty of the waste littering the world's oceans.
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In Employment Division v Smith, two members of a Native-American church were told they had no First Amendment right to unemployment compensation after being fired for ingesting peyote as part of their religious observance.
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First off, it further demonstrates that Prince not only knew exactly what he was ingesting, but also provides insight into the means and extent to which he was willing to go to hide his addiction.
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I think the problem with marijuana when it comes to fighting is it can reduce your abilities, slow you down, diminish your reflexes, which in essence makes it more dangerous for the fighter ingesting marijuana.
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"We all need to understand what our limits are, and know when we are ingesting more than our bodies need, but the craziness that has clouded the true medical benefits of cannabis needs to end."
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The group charged that Starbucks and other companies — a group that eventually included 91 defendants — did not warn consumers that ingesting coffee would expose them to acrylamide, a chemical formed when coffee beans are roasted.
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They had evidently been in the box, and in mindlessly shuffling through the motions after a long day, I had not noticed that they were in my food before ingesting literally half of the bowl.
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These findings are particularly worrisome given that young children — who are not uncatlike in their behavior, ingesting up to 200 milligrams of dust a day — tend to have higher body burdens of PBDEs than adults.
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Ms. Badaki was charged with executing one of the book's most famous and provocative set pieces, in which Bilquis, also known as the Queen of Sheba, ends a one-night stand by ingesting her lover.
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On July 19, 1953, Ms. Tzuri found Malka, 14 months old, lying unconscious, apparently after accidentally ingesting oil, according to the child's file and the mother's testimony, given to the Cohen-Kedmi commission in 1997.
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Some have been spotted hanging out in backyards or hopping fences, while others have sadder tales: caught looking mangy due to ingesting rat poison or dead on a highway after being hit by a car.
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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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Roughly 50 to 100 times more toxic than morphine, fentanyl is cheap, hard to detect, and can be consumed in many ways — snorting, shooting up, ingesting, smoking or even touching it will get you high.
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Perhaps inspired by the story of a young girl almost dying after ingesting a component of her fidget spinner, the Internet now abounds with people creating "edible" fidget spinners, which don't all seem entirely edible.
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An undertaking like this raises some questions: Taking large amounts of antibiotics can put one at risk of dangerous infections, and ingesting feces that had not been screened for pathogens can lead to serious illnesses.
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How many watermelons were lost during filming, splattered to smithereens by the laws of physics and one company's quest to capture the platonic ideal of someone ingesting plant matter from the backside of a tablet computer?
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You'd hope the threat of having your limbs wrecked by smoldering lava, ingesting toxic chemicals, and watching this happen to your marshmallow would be enough to keep people from actually making s'mores over an erupting volcano.
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Still, if Tide's warnings against ingesting these pods haven't been enough to quiet your cravings for cleaning fluid, Tumblr user "sometimessmarmy," who identifies themselves as a 20-year-old named Rolan, has a solution for you.
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Dr Marsh and her colleagues suggest that deep-diving whales may be foraging on the CCZ seafloor, using it as a giant loofah to scrape parasites from their skins or even ingesting the nodules as ballast.
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The show allegedly found a following among older stoners "In Britain, young adults reportedly watch Teletubbies after long nights of dancing and ingesting chemicals surely banned from Teletubbyland," The New York Times drolly reported in 1998.
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Sure, you do a hell of a lot of tinkering, improving how the system processes the data and coming up with smarter ways of ingesting that information, but you're not telling it what to look for.
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Ingesting large amounts of Kratom is difficult itself: It causes nausea and vomiting so that if high doses were to be dangerous in other ways, it's hard to achieve them without throwing it all back up.
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We're sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but: While ingesting your placenta probably won't hurt you, according to the American Pregnancy Association, there is little to no research supporting the benefits of this practice.
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Children are at a higher risk of being hit and killed by a car on Halloween, they can get sick from ingesting the material in glow sticks, or be burned by dry ice used in decorations.
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As far as ingesting oils goes, the FDA maintains a list of essential oils classified as GRAS (generally recognized as safe), and you can add small amounts of those to teas, smoothies, and even baked goods.
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And for recreational users, edibles are a win-win situation: ingesting weed in food form can produce an intense body high—thanks to THC absorption in your liver—and one that lasts longer than from smoking.
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Watching the music video for experimental soul duo Young Magic's "Valhalla (Reprise)" feels like stepping into a turbulent psychedelic acid poster, one of those tie-dye graphics you're supposed to look at when ingesting foreign ideas.
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Instead, we recommend a data abstraction layer across your silos, which will allow you to enforce and audit the controls on your data without creating unnecessary complexity or time delays in accessing or ingesting that data.
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I put the bottle to one side of my desk while I pondered not only the advisability of ingesting a likely carcinogen but also the fact that I actually enjoy exercise and get plenty of it.
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In 22013, the court reduced Viktor Troicki's 18-month ban for refusing to submit a blood sample to 12 months and cut Marin Cilic's nine-month ban for unknowingly ingesting a banned stimulant to four months.
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But at just 2.7 mg of THC and 2.5 mg of CBD per spray, and a maximum recommended dose of 12 sprays per day, Gunter points out [with link] you're only ingesting 32.4 mg of cannabinoids.
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The paper attempts to predict whether crimes are gang-related using a neural network, a complex computational system modeled after a human brain that "learns" to classify or identify items based on ingesting a training dataset.
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Opinion: The four-legged victims of the opioid crisis Police dogs are overdosing on new narcotics they sniff out in the line of duty, and ingesting even a tiny amount of these drugs can kill them.
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Seriously, the only logical reason I can come up with for why us reefer heads are hell-bent on ingesting weapons-grade THC percentages is to make watching things like The X-Files even more entertaining.
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CAPE TOWN — More than 23 endangered vultures have been killed in northern Botswana after ingesting poison left by elephant poachers, the government said on Thursday, underscoring the broader ecological fallout from Africa's illegal trade in ivory.
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In Britain, Richard Long started making art out of walks in the fields of Wiltshire; in West Germany, Sigmar Polke slipped away to a farm outside Düsseldorf, making lots of films and ingesting lots of hallucinogens.
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The wife of an Arizona man who died after ingesting chloroquine phosphate to protect himself from the coronavirus warned the public on Monday not to "believe anything that the president says" and rely on doctors instead.
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In addition to the usual questionnaires, all subjects maintained diaries on their bowel habits, had stool samples evaluated for consistency according to a standardized methodology, and had their colonic transit time measured after ingesting radioactive tracers.
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This strategy of crushing and ingesting bones would have been particularly useful for the T. rex, according to the researchers, because the giant dinosaur was not only an efficient killing machine, but also an opportunistic scavenger.
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A person can have acute liver failure, which develops suddenly after, say, ingesting toxic substances or contracting an aggressive virus, says Scott Friedman, MD, chief of liver diseases at Mount Sinai Health System in New York City.
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Unless, you know, you're under 18, pregnant, potentially have any pre-existing medical conditions, are taking any prescription medications, are otherwise ingesting caffeine or taking other stimulants, or you don't want to drop $60 on gamer pills.
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More research from Free Radical Biology & Medicine showed that rodents that ingested CBD 30 minutes before ingesting alcohol were less likely to experience alcohol-induced oxidative damage in the liver than those that didn't have the CBD.
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And in 1914, Ernst Zueblin, a medical professor at the University of Maryland, published a review of 700 medical reports, many of which showed that bone necrosis and ulcerations were a frequent side effect from ingesting radium.
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It's a challenge the founders faced first-hand at their previous jobs working in the advertising business where they had to deal with tens of thousands of such data sources, ingesting 20 terabytes of data every hour.
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The creator of LSD, Dr. Albert Hofmann, believed that ingesting tiny amounts of the drug could have therapeutic value, and so-called "microdoses" have since been proposed as a substitute for everything from Adderall to marriage counseling.
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Ladies drink free with the purchase of one of the museum's audio guides, and their famous "Big Ass Margarita" is so strong that even Mondrian himself wouldn't be able to draw a straight line after ingesting one.
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According to Amnesty International, Salvadoran women and girls have gone to extreme measures, thrusting knitting needles, pieces of wood and other sharp objects into the cervix, ingesting rat poison and taking ulcer treatment drugs, to cause abortions.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday shot down a win for the U.S. Forest Service, the National Rifle Association and hunting advocates in a fight to protect endangered condors from ingesting lead in Arizona's Kaibob National Forest.
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That will decrease the revenue-per-shipment, but it also decreases the cost-per-shipment, because you are now skipping national line haul, you're skipping over a hub sort, and you're just ingesting into our local facilities.
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But we are seeing people in our emergency department who need increased doses of naloxone—in some cases as many as four doses—for the patient to be stabilized after ingesting fentanyl, or a heroin/fentanyl combination.
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Whether Americans were swigging it on legitimate doctors' orders is indeterminate, but they were ingesting it one way or another in Italian-American restaurants, which began to develop their now-standard repertoire in the 1920s and '30s.
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Details of a six-month investigation, disclosed last week, show that the eagles died from ingesting a highly toxic pesticide banned in the United States, a spokeswoman for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service confirmed Thursday.
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Scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City had recently discovered that ingesting cyanate salts could prevent the "sickling" of red blood cells that leads to the anemia and pain of sickle cell disease.
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And I think that we can read her conscious decisions in the finale — her walking into that house, willingly ingesting poison after she's realized her mother is trying to kill her — as an allegorical act of atonement.
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When and if he does decide to use medical aid in dying, he will fill out a final attestation within 48 hours of ingesting the lethal medication that affirms he desires and is capable of self-administration.
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At the end of the day, traveler's diarrhea is a foodborne illness; in fact, it's most often caused by ingesting E.coli, the same type of bacteria that is often behind food recalls and food poisoning here at home.
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According to a study by researchers at the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, ingesting the juice of Asian pears, also known as nashi pears, could mitigate some hangover symptoms like memory loss and sensitivity to light.
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October 18, 2016 - The ACLU of Michigan files a class action lawsuit against school districts in Flint for exposing students to tainted water and inadequately testing children for learning disabilities that may have been caused by ingesting lead.
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The lawsuit said Dr. Reddy's violated the Consumer Product Safety Act by distributing drugs that did not comply with a law aimed at protecting children from accidentally ingesting medicines by requiring those drugs to be in special packaging.
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In What Men Want, Scrooge — er, Ali (Henson) — is visited instead by the temporary ability to hear men's thoughts, after ingesting what she's assured is "tea" served up by a psychic (Erykah Badu) at her friend's bachelorette party.
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"We will build a platform for ingesting lots of different kinds of data to enable users... to understand the ground truth in real-time," said Dan Doctoroff, CEO of Sidewalk Labs, in a conference call with reporters Thursday.
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The idea of unwittingly ingesting appreciable amounts of plastic is obviously distasteful, and several papers have explored the possible negative health effects of these ingested plastics, which can remain in our bodies and might disrupt our endocrine systems.
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The email said that techniques for ingesting THC would be "demonstrated using legal herbs," but part of me still wondered if I was going to end up accidentally agreeing to get high with a bunch of unsuspecting journalists.
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Weed is, officially, still not legally cool to bring into Coachella, but that didn't stop fest-goers from lighting up, vaping, ingesting, or otherwise partaking in the devil's lettuce last weekend to enhance that sweet, sweet live music.
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When it comes to ingesting beneficial bacteria and fungus strains, you have some options: kimchi (which contains lactic acid bacteria), kombucha (which has yeast-fighting gluconacetobacter xylinus, among others), and yogurt, which contains regularity magic-maker lactobacillus acidophilus.
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According to the report, Katie was found unresponsive on the grounds after ingesting what she believed to be pure ecstasy, and none of the four medical tents she was taken to were properly trained to handle such situations.
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Ingesting plastic can give whales a false sense of satiation, leading them to eat less food that provides the nutrients they need, said Nicholas Mallos, director of the Trash Free Seas program at Ocean Conservancy, an environmental nonprofit.
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Mr. Litvinenko, 43, died in November 2006, after ingesting polonium 210, a rare radioactive isotope that investigators later found in high concentrations in a teapot at a central London hotel where the victim had met with Russian associates.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
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According to Mr. Verzilov's friends, doctors suspect his condition was brought on by ingesting anticholinergic drugs, which block nerve impulses and are used to treat a variety of illnesses from gastric and respiratory problems to dizziness and insomnia.
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Women report hearing about placenta eating in the media, from the likes of celebrity moms Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, January Jones, and Alicia Silverstone who have been touting the benefits of ingesting placenta over the past couple of years.
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One limitation of the study is its reliance on hospital diagnosis codes, which may not always present an accurate picture of why children were hospitalized or how they ended up ingesting enough opioids to get sick, the authors note.
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To end unwanted pregnancies themselves, women in states where abortion remained illegal would often resort to ingesting bleach, turpentine, and other toxic substances or pushing wire coat hangers, knitting needles, and similarly long, sharp objects up through their cervixes.
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EDT The East Coast storm is proving to be even more intense than initially projected, in part because it is fully ingesting the remnant energy and moisture from Tropical Storm Philippe, which briefly spun up near Florida on Saturday.
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I watched False vocalist Rachel (who is a registered nurse), and half a dozen others helping someone who had passed out at the end of a long Saturday night of ingesting Mutilation Rites, Krallice, and who knows what else.
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From military bases to corporate waste sites, and in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado and beyond, new awareness of PFAS pollution and its long-term effects has left Americans horrified at the unusually durable "forever chemicals" they've been ingesting for years.
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You can't have your cake and eat it, but you could be one step closer to having your chocolate and scoffing it without the added guilt that comes from ingesting a week's worth of calories in Ferrero Rocher form.
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Alaska has had two outbreaks of trichellosis over the past year, which is a disease caused by ingesting animals that eat meat, namely walrus, according to a report published Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Bevin said on Friday that single-parent households in the state had been forced to leave children at home and in peril of not just sexual assault, but of ingesting poison or being offered drugs for the first time.
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The book also explains why certain molecules feel hot on the tongue while others don't: The hot sensation we experience when ingesting piperine is not really a taste but a response by our pain nerves to a chemical stimulus.
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The good news is: if you're ingesting the recommended dose, there are no documented downsides of taking collagen peptides, aside from the not-so-frugal cost — products range anywhere from $20 to upward of $200 for a limited supply.
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Health effects from ingesting drinking water contaminated with THC depend on several factors, including how much THC is in the water, how much water a person drinks, and how long the person is drinking the water, the department said.
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As marijuana spreads more and more people are able to experience this plant, and especially able to experience it outside of the paranoia—that doesn't come from ingesting marijuana, it comes from the fact that you might get arrested.
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Of course, Olympic athletes tend to be fit and healthy with strong immune systems, but the risks associated with swimming, boating, or ingesting the contaminated water are so high that US Olympic Teams are taking extra precautions this year.
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Thirteen cows died in a field in Pennington County, S.D., after ingesting anthrax spores from the soil; they had changed their grazing patterns during a drought that lasted much of the year in South Dakota, North Dakota and Montana.
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The wife of an Arizona man who died after ingesting chloroquine phosphate to protect himself from the coronavirus spoke out on Monday to warn the public not to "take anything" or "believe anything" without speaking to a healthcare professional.
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In 2018, scientists at Monash University estimated that some platypuses could be ingesting half a human dose of antidepressants from aquatic insects in streams near Melbourne, which have been shown to have high levels of these and other drugs.
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He drives up and down the state on a bloody rampage, ingesting drugs and killing strangers, deliberately leaving behind clues as well as random symbols for the benefit of the Psych Corps, which is trying to track him down.
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Accidentally ingesting as little as a third of a single peanut — about 21990 milligrams — can send someone to the emergency room, and some people may react to only 22017 milligram, says Burks, who is now a leading allergy researcher.
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"Putting together these streaming service libraries involves ingesting massive and unstructured amounts of data from hundreds of different sources for real-time matching and combination using machine learning and human curators," noted Reelgood's head of Data, Pablo Lucio Paredes.
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Ingesting the red-veined leaves of the Mitragyna speciosa tree can provide a stimulating effect, while the opioid-like properties of alkaloids found within the plant have been used to manage chronic pain and wean people off opioid addiction.
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In 2013, Edward Snowden's leaks revealed that the NSA had secretly sabotaged a widely used crypto standard in the mid- 230s and that since 21 the agency had been ingesting a smorgasbord of tech firms' data with and without their cooperation.
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BetterCloud completes pivot from G Suite to general SaaS management If a customer is looking to use this data more effectively, the solution includes a Graph API for ingesting data and seeing the connections across the data that BetterCloud is collecting.
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These efforts have already had a positive effect on Slick: Thanks to treatment, the cat is now on the road to recovery and is expected to make a full recovery with little to no kidney damage from ingesting the oil.
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Also known as the "winter vomiting bug," norovirus is spread — prepare yourself — through the "fecal-oral route," which means that a person gets infected by ingesting the stool or vomit of an infected person, often through food or touching contaminated surfaces.
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Many of those who took their lives in a purported act of "revolutionary suicide" — a phrase that Temple founder Jim Jones had misappropriated from Black Panther Huey Newton — did so by knowingly ingesting Flavor-Aid laced with tranquilizers and cyanide.
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As the company explained in a recall notice, an expert recommended that they add another step in their manufacturing process for Death Wish Nitro Cold Brew that would lower the risk of ingesting Clostridium botulinum, a sometimes deadly bacteria, Gothamist reports.
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A Pennsylvania mother whose 10-month-old son died after ingesting drugs by drinking her breast milk will avoid jail time after coming to a plea agreement with prosecutors, according to press release from the Bucks County District Attorney's office.
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And sure, it's easier for parents to pick up an organic offering at their nearest Whole Foods, if health is the focus, but those jars of food may come with all sorts of preservatives you may not want your baby ingesting.
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Correill Bradley, 29, told staff at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Eunice that she received injury to her mouth after ingesting the foreign object, which she said was in the food she bought at the drive-thru, according to police .
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While the connection between consuming a radioactive element and reaping a perceived energy boost is tenuous at best, it didn't stop people in the early 22018s from ignoring the known downsides of ingesting radioactivity and risking the long-term health consequences.
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For example, if you're lactose intolerant, that simply means your body doesn't have the necessary enzymes to digest dairy properly, which leads to diarrhea or an upset stomach anywhere from a half hour to two hours after ingesting the food.
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Nonetheless, as a California resident and daily consumer of Trader Joe's Turkey Cranberry Apple Salad, I've been anxious for the last 30 minutes, despite the fact that ingesting glass is the kind of thing you tend to notice right away.
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The post details the arrest of Andy Perry, who police say they caught "attempting to flush methamphetamine along with several items of paraphernalia," and then goes on to warn people about the dangers of potential meth-ingesting animals, such as gators.
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Researchers analyzed blood samples from a population of flesh-footed shearwaters on Lord Howe Island, off the eastern coast of Australia, They found the birds were living with an alarming list of health conditions, including high cholesterol, after ingesting plastic debris.
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The GOP is addicted to whiteness, a psychological drug it started ingesting in the early 1960s with the encouragement of Goldwater conservatives, who argued that the party could win over the traditionally Democratic white South by resisting the civil rights movement.
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There were five main steps, two of which he'd already started: taking samples of his skin microbiome and feces for a later analysis; and ingesting a two-day regimen of antibiotics he'd purchased on Alibaba and eBay and verified for effectiveness.
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Lipner means ingesting it for beauty and health reasons; gelatin is the cooked form of collagen and people consume that fairly commonly as it's an ingredient in yogurt, pudding, gummy candy, and marshmallows and is used to make pill capsules.
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Starting in 1941, the American biologist Richard E. Schultes, often regarded as the father of modern ethnobotany, spent 12 years living alongside indigenous peoples in the northwest Amazon Basin, participating in their rituals and ingesting numerous therapeutic and psychoactive plants.
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"Because their gastrointestinal systems will have slowed down considerably from lack of eating, they will need to be eased into ingesting easily digestible foods, so may require intravenous replenishment with glucose and electrolytes," which are sugar and liquids, he said.
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Second, the soft but sturdy bristles of this toddler toothbrush are designed to bend but not to break off when bitten down on, so you don't have to worry about your kid ingesting or choking on loose bits of bristle.
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He tries to have 1000 milligrams of THC in his system at all times, which he consumes by doing dabs (shatter) in the morning and orally ingesting phoenix tears—an oil extract—in a capsule every four to six hours.
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Inevitably, the incident has revived memories of the murder in London of Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former Russian spy and critic of President Vladimir V. Putin who died in November 2006, aged 43, after ingesting polonium 210, a rare radioactive isotope.
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And they're intricately linked: about 20 percent of the children who were younger than 6 when they were hospitalized needed care after ingesting methadone, a drug that's used to treat opioid addiction — suggesting that kids were accidentally taking their parents' medication.
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Summit has begun ingesting and processing data generated by the Million Veteran Program, which enlists volunteers to give researchers access to all of their health records, contribute blood tests for genetic analysis, and answer survey questions about their lifestyles and habits.
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Past studies have found DNA from gelatinous creatures in penguin guano, but researchers thought the seabirds might be accidentally ingesting jellies, said Michael Polito, an assistant professor of oceanography at Louisiana State University who was not involved in the study.
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There is indeed a surprisingly robust science of disease spread on cruise ships — in particular, from norovirus, the highly contagious bug spread by ingesting the stool or vomit of an infected person, often through food or touching a contaminated surface.
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Not surprisingly, they acknowledging that the substance may pose some potential risks for certain groups of people, such as adolescents, pregnant women, those with a family history of mental illness, and those who engage in driving shortly after ingesting cannabis.
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If they did, the potential health benefits would be seriously offset by the high chance of ingesting bacteria, viruses, and parasites that live in the substance, or of poisoning themselves through the intake of high levels of lead or arsenic.
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"We don't really talk much about norovirus, an extremely contagious bug spread by — prepare yourself — ingesting the stool or vomit of an infected person, often through food or touching a contaminated surface," my colleague Julia Belluz reported earlier this year.
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I did manage to find a few fellow obsessives that had posted on Facebook about regularly ingesting various toxins said to prevent tapeworms, while other forums were rife with discussions about how parasites were impacting mental health and possibly even controlling our minds.
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Piers Mitchell, of Cambridge's Archaeology and Anthropology Department, reveals that Romans were plagued by mites and fleas, were stuffed full of roundworm and whipworm, routinely got dysentery after ingesting the protozoan Entamoeba histolytica, and generally had a miserable time—despite their celebrated plumbing.
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The draft risk assessment, from the EPA's Integrated Risk Information System, is expected to show that ingesting formaldehyde — breathing it in through car and furniture emissions, or slathering it on our skin via cosmetics — can cause leukemia and nose and throat cancers.
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" If you can't bear the thought of ingesting ice cream without sharing it with your canine companion, there's always Frosty Paws, Purina's non-dairy frozen treat "fortified with protein, vitamins and minerals that dogs need with no added sugar, artificial flavors or colors.
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Anastasia Lopukhin, 27, Chicago, IL I notice myself eating way too much comfort food and not getting enough sleep—because I cannot stop ingesting news about policy changes, for example—and, for someone who rarely gets nightmares, they've become a regular occurrence.
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While her upcoming original four-part docu-series Chelsea Does may not send viewers into a conspiracy theory frenzy à la Making a Murderer, they will get to watch the comedian and author immersed in different scenarios, including ingesting a variety of drugs.
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I could see my husband and me, 25 years from now, silently ingesting our dinner in some cafeteria, then returning to sleep in our downsized condo, all without being able to come up with anything of consequence to say to each other.
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A 2017 New England Journal of Medicine study found ingesting oral CBD dramatically cut down most patients' seizure frequency—a finding that prompted the FDA to support the approval of one CBD drug for use in the treatment of some epilepsy patients.
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The theory advanced by the series, as related by the informant and the alleged accomplice, is that during a late-night on the beach with Van der Sloot, Holloway choked on her own vomit and died after ingesting GHB, a date-rape drug.
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A. Unlike us, hummingbirds can use the glucose that they're ingesting in nectar and can move it through their guts, through their circulatory system, and to their muscle cells so fast that they can essentially keep that pipeline going in real time.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Sometimes I wonder if, as far as the news is concerned, I've begun to resemble the protagonist in "The Princess Bride," who develops an immunity to a poison, iocane powder, simply by ingesting a little bit of it every day.
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Ingesting cesium-137 can result in an elevated risk for cancer, but the level of radioactive material from Fukushima in food and drink in countries outside Japan has been too low to result in a health hazard, according to the World Health Organization.
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Numerous potential witnesses to the death of Sergei L. Magnitsky, a lawyer who died of neglect in a Russian prison, have disappeared, been poisoned or suffered "heart attacks" that were later found to be the result of ingesting a rare Chinese herb.
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Depressingly, there's a startling number of people who've engaged in the twisted gastronomic fantasy of ingesting laundry detergent, workarounds—recipes for edible Tide Pods in lieu of the actual product, attempts at legislation to get people not to eat them—be damned.
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Yes, I felt it was as lethargic as a drunk turtle dozing under a sunflower after ingesting a bottle of Valium, and I thought it had all the build of a one-story motel, but, I mean, the girl didn't kill anybody.
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It's very difficult to control or analyze how much of the silver is ionized, so a patient has no way of knowing how much active silver they're ingesting or applying—rendering it either useless or, on the other extreme, so potent it results in argyria.
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The offices were flooded with attendees, drinking cocktails and beer and pretty much ingesting all food possible—Frank Pinello's pizza, a bomb smoked bologna and raclette sandwich from Erik Anderson, killer noodles from the Contra team, and a surprise mid-party drop from Shake Shack.
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National Briefing | South A grand jury declined to indict a white police officer in the July death of a black man in a horse-drawn buggy, saying that the man died of asphyxiation after ingesting cocaine and that the officer did not use excessive force.
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The red food dye isn't actually dangerous—and also isn't unique to the spicy sticks of unpronounceable ingredients—but the snack proved so addictive that unsuspecting teens were accidentally ingesting massive amounts of colorful flavor dust, resulting in alarming stool and expensive ambulance rides.
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But Willis continued: Yes, I felt it was as lethargic as a drunk turtle dozing under a sunflower after ingesting a bottle of Valium, and I thought it had all the build of a one-story motel, but, I mean, the girl didn't kill anybody.
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DOZENS HOSPITALIZED AFTER ALLEGEDLY INGESTING K2 IN BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOOD "It will not spread like wildfire because it is not airborne, but it can be risky if they don't follow proper infection control procedures," Dr. D Himanshu, of King George's Medical University in Lucknow, told Reuters.
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Eighty-seven cases of children ages 22015 and younger ingesting, inhaling or otherwise exposed to cannabis were called in to the state's regional poison control center from 26.4 through 6.4 -- more than the 224 total cases in the four years preceding legalization, the study says.
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Leap cites a puberty ceremony of the Sambia people of Papua New Guinea as an example of how semen can take on mystical qualities; part of the ritual involves boys ingesting the semen of tribal elders to absorb a life force and fully become men.
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She found that while plenty of credible studies support the theory that ingesting probiotic foods can be a great addition to a skin-care regimen, it's really too soon to make that claim about store-bought, externally applied probiotics, like face creams containing lactobacillius.
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How's this for a friendly reminder that the world isn't completely terrible: An adorable 7-week-old puppy was rushed to a veterinarian's office last week after ingesting an opioid drug—and he lived, thanks to a truthful owner and a fast-acting vet.
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Children ages 1 to 4 were hospitalized primarily for accidentally ingesting opioids, while the majority of teenagers over 15 took the drugs with the intent to commit suicide, said Julie R. Gaither, the study's lead author and an epidemiologist and postdoctoral fellow at Yale.
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Mr. Cruz told Detective Curcio that he had tried to kill himself twice before the shootings, once by ingesting nearly an entire bottle of Advil (which he said he later threw up) and another by drinking vodka and tequila (which purportedly made him pass out).
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On Friday, Dutch prosecutors announced that Mr. Praljak had died of heart failure after ingesting potassium cyanide — a highly toxic compound — and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia announced that it would conduct its own "independent, expert review" of Mr. Praljak's suicide.
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Machine learning is currently a fairly painstaking progress of writing a model — essentially, the statistical basis for telling a computer what kinds of outcomes you want — and then feeding the computer loads of training data so it can learn by ingesting a ton of examples.
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I refer to her as someone who does a kind of ventriloquism, ingesting these voices of people she interviews and then devoting herself to the practice of mimicry, which is so much like what a fiction writer does, climbing into the skin of characters.
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Screenshot: GoogleFrom Dashboard, you can see how many times you unlock your phone each day, in which apps are you spending your time, and how much time you spend ingesting things like YouTube videos (that data is based on your watch history, whether on desktop or mobile).
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There's the "decide what's best for me," which addresses the complexity of ingesting data across your entire financial life, and being able to validate that it's accurate and consistent, and then having algorithms that can make sense of it and figure out what's best for you.
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While it might be fun to joke about eating one of the pods, ingesting the detergent can lead to health problems or even kill you, and videos making light of the action have the potential to influence others who might not know better to actually eat one.
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"It is alarming that larval fish are surrounded by and ingesting non-nutritious toxin-laden plastics at their most vulnerable life-history stage when nutrition is vital for survival," said Jamison Gove, an oceanographer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) who worked on the study.
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This is, after all, a series that in the pilot introduces a cow named Gene who remains part of the show for nearly its entire run, and frequently features science experiments that hinge on one or more members of the Fringe team ingesting large quantities of LSD.
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As with the original Mapbox SDK, the idea here is that the startup is using raw data from Open Street Map, and is then making it more unique and useful by ingesting and updating data, at the same time that it is providing it to customers.
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Many end up spending weeks or months in the woods, sequestered from the connectivity and excesses of the modern world, ingesting "plant diets"—subsisting primarily or entirely on drinks and shakes made from particular jungle flora—that promise to help them detoxify physically, mentally, and emotionally.
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In Thailand, more than 300 endangered sea turtles and between 100 and 150 dolphins and whales are stranded on local beaches every year after ingesting plastic or being somehow caught up in it, said Thon Thamrongnawasawat, a fisheries expert at Kasetsart University in Bangkok, citing government figures.
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CBD purveyors say dropping oil under your tongue will have faster results than ingesting a gummy — and you may have to take a higher dosage one way to get the same effects (if you feel any at all) depending on how your body reacts to oil versus edibles.
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One was assigned to undergo a brief motivational intervention that was modeled on standard alcohol interventions: They met with a health educator who talked to them about the health effects of sugar and showed them how much they were ingesting each day using sugar cubes in a cup.
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I wonder if the jars of sticky jam are a symbolic substance, a kind of proxy for bodily fluids, if me storing them in my cupboard and ingesting them is a way for him to transcend the boundaries of our sessions, inserting himself somehow into my home and body.
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According to the American Association of Poison Control Centers, centers across the country handled 12222 cases of people intentionally ingesting laundry detergent in 2016 among people aged 13 to 19, 53 cases in 2017, and 39 in the first two weeks of 2018 alone, BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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But then these models need to "learn" what to do by ingesting vast quantities of data, and that is where the collaboration between the two is key: tapping into as wide a range of developers as possible is a way to bring a lot more data into the system.
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However, the excuse of tainted kangaroo meat potentially spoiling a drug test is one of MMA's stranger explanations in a sport already filled with a plethora of odd justifications for such—including the reasoning behind Anderson Silva's failed drug test being due to the Brazilian ingesting "sexual performance medication."
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Hepatitis A is a liver disease that ranges in severity from a mild illness that lasts weeks to a severe illness that lasts several months, according to the F.D.A. It is typically spread by ingesting fecal matter from contact with objects, food or drinks contaminated by an infected person.
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Opioid crisis: A 1-year-old boy died after ingesting a potent cocktail of heroin and fentanyl — the sort of mixture that has led to a surge in overdose deaths in the U.S. — while at home in New York, where his parents were packaging the drugs for sale.
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" Just before its release, Ms. Willis had put out a statement that she was "thrilled," though she acknowledged at one of her shows that the reigning opinion on social media was that it was "lethargic as a drunk turtle dozing under a sunflower after ingesting a bottle of Valium.
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Viktor Korolenko, the head of the health care department of the Kherson region of Ukraine, which borders Crimea, said doctors are now concerned not only about the breathing complaints, but also about stomach ailments in children eating contaminated fruit and vegetables, or ingesting chemicals picked up on their hands.
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Synthetic versions of the female sex hormone, like those found in contraceptives, make their way through human digestive systems and into water streams, and can affect, for example, cows that humans use for milk and meat; humans re-ingesting their waste after it has circulated through the ecosystem.
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Aside from the brewing style versus taste, the other great thing about the MoJoe is that it keeps the water separate from the coffee grinds until the filtering process (saving us from the horror of ingesting those nasty instant, water soluble coffee products that have been pushed on us for decades).
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Of course, you aren't ingesting all of these (what would dust mites live on otherwise?), but I think it would be reasonable to assume that you maybe ingest about 1% of them (we measure body surface area roughly based on the size of your hand—1 palm = 1% body surface area).
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"The most likely way in which soda consumption can negatively affect sleep is through ingesting the caffeine typically found in soda because caffeine blocks the binding of a particular chemical in the brain responsible for us feeling tired," said lead study author Aric Prather of the University of California, San Francisco.
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The painting was commissioned for the chapel of the monastery of St. Anthony, in Isenheim (near Colmar), which treated those with a disease that came to be known as St. Anthony's Fire, triggered by ingesting ergot, the LSD-like byproduct of spoiled grain that causes skin eruptions and terrifying hallucinations.
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The underlying science offers the much less reassuring conclusion that any amount of lead is harmful and tons of kids are ingesting more lead than they should: Neurological research is demonstrating that lead's effects are even more appalling, more permanent, and appear at far lower levels than we ever thought.
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The number of children ingesting rare-earth magnets — powerful tiny balls that are a popular desk toy and can shred a child's intestines — has skyrocketed in the three years since courts blocked the efforts of federal regulators to force changes to the industry, which largely holds the power to regulate itself.
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The paper added that firms and activists alike credit the BBC's Blue Planet II, which featured a pilot whale calf who died after allegedly ingesting chemical byproducts of plastic waste, for raising awareness around the issue—though bans on plastic microbeads and charges for plastic bags have already gone into effect in England.
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The lawsuit, brought on behalf of the children by their grandparents Wayne and Marti Kohnke (and their aunt Tamara Heman), claims that not only did the candy Richard Kirk ate drove him to commit the heinous act, but that he was never made aware of the dangers of ingesting the pot-infused treat.
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Even if you don't read much news, there are enough people ingesting and regurgitating it back to you—via hot takes on social media or dumb shit people say to you at work or the bar—that you're probably aware of some of the many, many reasons the earth is currently burning.
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In a clip from the four-part series – which, in addition to drugs, will delve into the topics of technology, marriage and racism – Handler is seen chatting up Willie Nelson about marijuana and throwing up after ingesting ayahuasca, a brew developed by indigenous Peruvians as a traditional spiritual medicine used in ceremonies.
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"The goal with this sensor is that you would be able to circumvent an unnecessary procedure by just ingesting this capsule, and within a relatively short period of time you would know whether or not there was a bleeding event," said MIT graduate student and lead author on the study, Mark Mimee.
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What's happening: California, Illinois, Minnesota, New Mexico, Vermont, D.C., and New York have asked the court to pause the administration's sodium and whole grain standards, citing concerns that students are ingesting too much sodium under the current rules, which allow schools to freeze sodium levels as they exist and opt out of whole-grain products.
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I live in Manhattan and have been concerned about the dirt and germs Toffee tracks into our home after outdoor walks on the dirty pavements … and I'm concerned with him ingesting dangerous street chemicals by licking his paws, [so] to protect him and our home, I embarked on a mission to find a workable solution.
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Supplement brands claim that taking collagen either in pill or powder form can improve the health of your hair, skin, nails, and joints—but like many products that claim to be a cure-all, the benefits of ingesting it are often overblown, and there isn't much evidence to say that it can actually do anything.
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While parents worry about the safety of their kids' goo-eating habit, pediatricians have weighed in about the risks of ingesting slime, and the consensus actually seems to be that it's not the worst: A small child would need to eat a fairly large amount of borax-containing slime for it to cause issues.
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Recently, a Walgreens mailer advertised the benefits of medical marijuana with an explanatory guide, illustrated with close-ups of the plant—"an unhelpful portrayal," Chong says, since it's not totally intuitive what you're supposed to do with the plant once it's in your hands, if that's even the way you're ingesting cannabis at all.
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Though ingesting via smoking creates a gray area, regulating THC quantities in edibles is more doable; regulations went into effect in Colorado on February 1, 2015, that specified that edibles must be individually wrapped in servings of 10 milligrams of THC or fewer, and a single edible can't contain more than 100mg of THC.
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In a meeting at Mr. Mutko's office at the local organizing committee's headquarters, Dr. Rodchenkov wrote that day, he had handed Mr. Mutko a copy of the "Duchess list," naming the dozens of Russian Olympians who were ingesting the drug cocktail and would have their incriminating urine swapped out with their prestocked clean urine.
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When lead enters the body — from inhaling airborne lead particles that are emitted from a weapon while it is firing, ingesting it when eating or smoking in a contaminated environment or from any other source — it initially lingers in the blood, where it can be detected by a blood test, but it doesn't stay there.
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By then, he had already met Timothy Leary, who looked him up in Mexico City because he had heard that Conner was an authority in the local use of hallucinogenic mushrooms, hence the film LOOKING FOR MUSHROOMS (1959-67/1996), which is both a documentary and an imaginative re-creation of looking for and ingesting mushrooms.
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Contentful can provide some of the same functionalities as these but it's aimed at a different end: CEO and co-founder Sascha Konietzke describes it as a "headless" CMS, not unlike Stripe's relationship to payments: there is no front end for ingesting and formatting content, or design end for producing the final look of that content for the reader.
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" From what he told me, servers are excellent at identifying the poor wretches who, faced with the menu's seemingly endless options, overestimate their capacity for ingesting rice: "There are the ones who order nigiri, futomaki, uramaki, maki and chirashi as soon as they sit down," Wei told me, "And you already know they won't finish it.
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One of the primary pieces in the newest version of Amperity to allow them to do that is Stitch, a tool that lets users pull together all of the interactions from a customer in a single view — ingesting the data, sorting, deduplicating it and delivering a list of all the interactions a brand has had with a given customer.
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Ingesting a massive amount in one meal is more likely to cause side effects than having a little bit on a more frequent basis, but as mentioned above, it's very hard to ingest a massive amount of MSG that's close to the amounts that have caused symptoms in randomized trials—the meal would simply be inedible.
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And in the GDR system, where 14.25 mandated compliance, athletes could not have continued their careers without ingesting steroids, both because they could not have competed with their doped colleagues and because coaches and functionaries would have purged them from the system for refusing the orders of their trainers and the trainers' higher-ups at the Ministry of Sports.
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The NNP-T is tailor-made for training AI (ingesting data sets and learning how to do the job it's supposed to do), while the NNP-I (announced at CES this year) is designed specifically for inference (taking the results of the learning process and putting into actions, or actually doing the job it's supposed to do).
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But before I get to my interview with Ms. Goldberg, or describe my experiences ingesting, soaking in, and rubbing on the entire, brand new line of Whoopi & Maya medical marijuana products—all of which are being marketed specifically for women experiencing menstrual discomfort—I need to make clear three things in the name of full disclosure. 1.
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The agency's most serious moves focus on banning menthol cigarettes; that is very important, but not at all relevant to the problem of nicotine-addicted children who are "Juuling" without realizing that they are ingesting not only nicotine, which changes their developing brains, but also a cocktail of toxins whose dangerous effects may not be known for years.
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In that film, the Invisible Man is a chemist driven mad after ingesting a mystery substance called monocane in 1930s England; in Whannell's take, he's an abusive tech bro who finds a novel way to use his powers of invisibility to continue to terrorize his wife, played by Elisabeth Moss, after he presumably fakes his own suicide.
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