Let's all come out and say it three times: Sugar is poison, sugar is poison, sugar is poison.
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Poison Ivy and a guy who really likes Poison Ivy.
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Mercury is poison, and Wheeler's scheme is a poison plan.
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He said he felt full of poison, made from poison.
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"Racism is poison, hatred is poison and this poison exists in society and it is to blame for too many crimes," she added.
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True to its name, the imitating poison frog mimics another poison frog.
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Huh, that's my third poison card… maybe I'm making a poison-themed deck?
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"I am not poison, no I am not poison" he raps in the chorus.
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"We now have a proposal that is poison for Europeans' free speech, poison for European business and poison for creativity," said Joe McNamee, Executive Director of European Digital Rights.
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Poison Ivy has a couple different origin stories, but both depict her as a super smart botanist who gets injected with poison, causing her to transform into Poison Ivy.
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But genocides of any stripe are humanity's highest abomination, and poison gas is poison gas.
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I'm just going to pour this stuff in our oceans, poison the air, poison the soil.
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The classic DC supervillain may have a bigger role than we've previously thought, based on how much she's on display here: Dotor Poison once ... Doctor Poison twice ... Doctor Poison THREE TIMES?
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ScienceTake South American poison frogs are known to most people for their poison — and their brilliant colors.
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According to National Geographic, a single poison dart frog carries enough poison to kill 10 grown men.
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Nerve agents don't just poison people — they stick around and poison the land, making the attack even scarier.
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When you start dismantling our news-and-information infrastructure, that's poison to self-government and poison to democracy.
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The Power of Poison begins to make its transition from the history of poison to its contemporary science.
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Even poison is available, so poison the water and food of at least one of the enemies of Allah.
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"It's poison for the economy, it's poison for future investment," Ulrich Hoppe, the managing director of the group said.
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The researchers used data from the National Poison Data System, to which poison control centers submit their call information.
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Poison control centers report roughly 2944,23 cases a year; the ASPCA's Animal Poison Control Center received 2174 in 2446.
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Like many poison frog species, splash-back poison frogs spend a lot of time and effort caring for their offspring.
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Words create emotional poison, don't listen to them so that poison doesn't ever get to your pure heart ❤️ pic.twitter.
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Or the "Poison Center Network Enhancement Act," meant to improve and build awareness of the national poison control call center.
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This year, 1,090 people have contacted poison control centers about CBD, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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It says that you want the policies without the poison, but they can't be made separate: The policies are the poison.
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You know, it's poison for our democracy, it's poison for our country, and it's negative to everybody, not just that community.
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"Iranians tell me, 'We are convinced the Taliban is poison, but to neutralize the poison we have to study it,'" he said.
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She pleaded guilty to procuring her abortion by using a poison and to supplying a poison with intent to cause a miscarriage.
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But goats can't get poison oak or poison ivy, and they keep the land free of chemical herbicides that can harm ecosystems.
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The poor cat is stuck in a box with a radioactive substance and a poison; when the substance decays, the poison is released.
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So far this year, poison centers received reports of 3,548 exposures to synthetic marijuana, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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"She told me if I would assist her, she would poison both the Housekeeper and Mr. Kinnear by mixing poison with porridge," McDermott said.
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If a fish or a duck has poison in its system and the bald eagle eats it, the eagle is eating the poison, too.
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"Racism is a poison; hate is a poison," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a televised address on Thursday in response to the shooting.
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With skin slaked with enough of the potently neurotoxic batrachotoxin (BTX) to kill a staggering 20,000 mice, the golden poison frog somehow doesn't poison itself.
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Calls to poison control centers increased 17% from 2013 through 2014, according to an analysis of national poison data published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
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You can call the national poison help hotline at 1-800-222-1222 or text POISON to 797979 to save the number in your phone.
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The city put out poison for the rats, but rescuers were able to grab more than 500 of them, though dozens died from the poison.
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According to data reported by poison control centers to the National Poison Data System, kids ingested hand sanitizer over 70,000 times between 2011 and 2014.
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Just as Jews were killed with poison gas in Nazi death camps, Jewish soldiers are now using poison to kill Palestinian babies, the cartoon falsely claims.
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"We poison the caddis flies in a stream and the salmon runs dwindle and die," Carson wrote: We poison the gnats in a lake and the poison travels from link to link of the food chain and soon the birds of the lake margins become its victims.
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Cover image: In this photo taken on June 9, 2009, Poison Information provider Charlene Doss answers a call at the California Poison Control Center in San Francisco.
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The worst offender was Fox's Killer Instinct, which featured a woman being paralyzed by spider poison and then raped by an intruder before the poison finally killed her.
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Despite my Irish first name, heritage, and citizenship (obtained here in the US, years ago), to me, tubers are tantamount to poison—a poison most other people relish.
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In 2016, Abbas told the European Parliament that Israel's rabbis urge its government to poison the water of Palestinians, resurrecting a blood libel that Jews poison non-Jews.
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But back in September, I cut down on poison A and took up poison B. Then, along with rapid weight loss and uncontrollable horniness, I started ganking again.
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In 2006, several news outlets accused Lazar of "peddling poison" after he was found to be selling the same radioactive poison used to kill former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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The closest thing experts have to state data on K22 use comes from the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC), which tracks K2-related calls to poison centers.
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The main poison was a type of cyanide — an unexceptional toxin that Nero in ancient Rome had used to poison members of his family and others who displeased him.
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Poison dart frogs are — you guessed it — poisonous.
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"I think the president sees it as bill with no poison pills, but a spending level that puts the country on a path to bankruptcy is a poison pill," Rep.
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"We did this in April, and started out with 160 poison pills, the wall, and we sat down and got rid of all the poison pills and [the] wall," Sen.
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"Just a week ago, a week, a group of rabbis in Israel announced, in a clear announcement, demanding their government, to poison, to poison, the water of the Palestinians," he said.
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" "Not all the poison pill riders have been eliminated.
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Stoltenhoff - "Tuddle Mcbuddle" vs Contrvbvnd & David Poison - "War"3.
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Overall, the study, which drew from poison control center reports, estimated that in 0003, close to 60,000 girls ages 10 to 18 tried to poison themselves, twice as many as in 2008.
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But in a sign of some progress, Lowey said that there are "about 50 poison pills left" — a drop from the more than 100 "poison pills" she said remained a week ago.
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"I like to think of poison ivy and poison oak – that is something that is naturally occurring and beautiful in nature, but you're not going to rub that on your body," Falsetti said.
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The 21 year old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to procuring her own abortion by using a poison, and of supplying a poison with intent to procure a miscarriage.
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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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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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In 2017, poison control centers received reports of more than 10,500 exposures to highly concentrated packs of laundry detergent by children 5 and younger, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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If the toxin is ingested or inhaled, it's a poison.
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But there is spin and then there is spreading poison.
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Nuclear bombs, the KGB, animal cruelty, Poison, Putin and Trump.
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Hallows Eve and Poison were seen as the same thing.
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He has to get that poison out of the way.
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Batman #753 (2003)- Superman is under Poison Ivy's mind control.
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You can still find it in fireworks and rat poison.
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A COLD WAR POISON RESURFACES IN A QUIET ENGLISH TOWN
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This means that many museum pieces today contain the poison.
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Ghost pepper, habanero, jalapeno or bacon-laced — pick your poison.
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My dad gets ant poison and sprays the whole room.
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Or this poison will fester, only encouraged by our fear.
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As a result, Poison Ivy kills him and his partner.
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Check your weapons and poison at the door, kind guests.
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The best princesses either have talking animals or poison apples.
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Poison candy fear The Halloween candy scare began in 21970.
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But First, Science Caffeine, Hendon explains, is actually a poison.
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And turning it into a poison is pretty damn hard.
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There is no need to poison so many young minds.
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Far from bringing enlightenment, social media have been spreading poison.
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He's certainly not advocating for his viewers to drink poison.
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The British say it was the Russian nerve poison Novichok.
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But the poison works slowly, making it hard to diagnose.
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There is so much venom, so much poison, in suffering!
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Another twist: Outside the car, poison gas is spraying haphazardly.
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Authorities still haven't figured out how Praljak obtained the poison.
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Apple pie is poison unless it's organic and gluten free.
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Food can alternately feel like a savior, and a poison.
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It's so hot it almost tastes like poison at first.
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The poison would spread across Asia and into rich countries.
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Tide itself was directing people to Poison Control on Twitter.
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But, as with most substances, the dose makes the poison.
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Its sting delivers a burning poison that kills living tissue.
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Poison or dispersing ... and we could use the same, presumably.
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It's fairly easy and now you've made medicine from poison.
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He tries to countermove by offering her his poison tea.
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Many bots simply introduce chaos and misinformation to poison discourse.
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Many more drank the poison under threat of armed guards.
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The ants, craving carbohydrates, would swarm all over the poison.
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It also doesn't have anything to do with actual poison.
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Think of Poison Ivy, from the Cramps: absurd but hot.
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"poison investigation" with sections on symptoms highlighted, and a clear
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Thomas tried everything: traps, cinnamon rolls laced with poison, trenches.
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Opponents say a spill or break could poison the river.
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"It's just like applying poison to your body," he said.
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Toxic masculine values poison inwards as well as outwards. #InternationalMensDay.
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They are going to have a flavor that is poison.
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Why would anyone even put that poison in their bodies?
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Lead Poison is ready to be shown to the world.
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An army captain was given instructions to poison his food.
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Zeid said his office received reports of defectors carrying poison.
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Lots of people smash their mouths together and drink poison.
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The jilted classmate tries to poison Bailey, then commits suicide.
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The leader of Hungary has described migrants as a poison.
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"Viewpoint discrimination is poison to a free society," he wrote.
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The veneration of those traits is poison to young men.
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Sometimes, the callers have poison in hand as they speak.
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He tried to commit suicide three times by drinking poison.
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The bottle was designed as a specially made poison applicator.
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Necessary or not, the $1 billion package was political poison.
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They poison water holes, killing tuskless animals as collateral damage.
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Republicans' baseless claims poison the races for governor and senator.
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The Iranians will mix the poison in with the honey.
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It was a familiar poison, a common cause of diarrhea.
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They eat pretty much everything, including brambles and poison ivy.
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UNCERTAINTY IS a sort of poison for the global economy.
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But for some vulnerable candidates, his presence amounts to poison.
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Today, those same campaign platforms are basically box office poison.
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It is poison and it is tearing our civilization apart.
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One Harvard professor has even called the oil "pure poison."
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"You can't throw the poison on the grave," he explained.
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In April 2010, the Poison frontman underwent an emergency appendectomy.
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After emerging from the chrysalis, the monarchs become flying poison.
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Then he locks her in and tries to poison her.
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In other words, "the dose makes the poison," she said.
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"This happened to be a poison," Ms. Pedersen, 76, said.
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Marijuana made up 220% of the calls to Poison Control.
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And so Salieri drops poison in Mozart's glass of wine.
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The Colorful Poison Cake is a rainbow swirl of sweetness.
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In fact the princess has sent them, laced with poison.
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Traces of the poison were also found under Huong's fingernails.
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The nerve agent used to poison them is called novichok.
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Bigger than his quotes that were poetry mixed with poison.
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Austin Amelio and Steven Ogg, from the TV series "The Walking Dead," commissioned what Mr. Smith described as "hoodoo poison rings," based on a poison recipe that Mr. Smith discovered in a museum collection.
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It was a good deal, except for the poison-eating part — at least one mother claimed that being in the Poison Squad killed her son, though most anecdotal reports claim that everyone survived the tests.
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Over the past five years, there's been a 323 percent increase in people seeking help for high pets from the Pet Poison Helpline, Ahna Brutlag, associate director of the poison center, told The Washington Post.
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But, of course, poison is poison, and no matter how careful you are not to let it enter your system too rapidly, you'll still have to find a way to purge it in the end.
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If you or someone you know has eaten a laundry detergent pod, call the national poison help hotline at 1-800-222-1222 or text POISON to 797979 to save the number in your phone.
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According to poison control data, around 100 people are afflicted with the condition in the U.S. annually, though this is almost certainly an underestimate, since not everyone with methemoglobinemia necessarily call poison control about it.
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For my birthday, a package came with Poison Ivy and Batgirl.
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Their catch that day had been a batch of poison frogs.
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And this avoidable policy error has helped to poison Swedish politics.
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Poison, a substance often used by foreign agents to kill critics.
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Similar to giant hogweed, poison hemlock stems also have purple blotches.
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Because what better poison than a taste of their own medicine?
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It's less selecting the right gear, and more picking your poison.
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They said Tucker thought his mother was trying to poison him.
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"The rich pay to poison themselves with this shit," she mutters.
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Warren Buffett, a wealthy American investor, has called bitcoin "rat poison".
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I want to know when something might potentially poison me [laughs].
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He suspected a neighbor had given him cookies laced with poison.
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She didn't like doing that — it was political poison for her.
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"I view this amendment, frankly, as a poison pill," she said.
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Why weren't characters like Poison Ivy and Catwoman in this movie?
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Turgeon concurred, saying that defenses were forced to pick their poison.
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Barack Obama actually had the poison pill to stop it then.
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Poison Control will typically advise you to wait and monitor symptoms.
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Giving up on them spreads anger and poison around the world.
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This spiritual bankruptcy doesn't, however, poison the band's previous lofty achievements.
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At their best, they poison specific animals and leave others alone.
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Did Olenna end this episode drinking a giant glass of poison?
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She was sent back to Cuba with poison pills, Lorenz remembered.
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It becomes a little like selecting between various varieties of poison.
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They say they're gonna shoot the station or poison the water.
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Just because it's heteronormative poison doesn't mean we're not on board!
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Antifreeze is a deadly poison that can be fatal if swallowed.
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Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson), who died by ingesting an asphyxiating poison?
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In the U.S., lead seeps through cities like a secret poison.
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It contained Aconitum, a plant-based poison that can be fatal.
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No other GOP poison pills unless the vote is very close.
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It's not your fault Twilight is a literal poison to society.
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In response, Gyllenhaal blows a poison dart at his co-star.
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Red Bull Energy DrinkBetween you and me, this shit is poison.
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Ho was attacked in Chinese state media as "Hong Kong poison".
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Instead, Spears gave himself up, willingly succumbing to Georgia's venomous poison.
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As with most things, it's the dose that makes the poison.
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She knew she was poison on late night—Johnny Carson had
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The poison killed him in fewer than 20 minutes, police say.
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The wearer informs his colleague that he's reaching into poison ivy.
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But that does not justify perpetuating industries that poison our earth.
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Alcohol is poison and it's proven that it can kill you.
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Traces of a rare poison were later found in his stomach.
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The one about poison, mess, bitterness, then the balance coming back.
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The music creates that world, Jackson's magical kingdom, a poison paradise.
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To poison their future with mercury, lead and arsenic is unconscionable.
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That 22020 point difference should have been electoral poison for Trump.
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No residents reported symptoms consistent with ricin poison, the complaint says.
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Warren is out to poison the swamp—to make it uninhabitable.
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One of the biggest poison pill controversies has swirled around abortion.
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In the Gorgon's blood, one drop is poison, the other heals.
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"There's no poison oak or harmful plants or animals," she says.
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He asked an acquaintance to poison her but was turned down.
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All poems poison the blood And the blood is destruction distilled.
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Later, we hear the poison chromatically working itself through her veins.
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"To him, indifference was the world's worst poison," Mr. Guterres said.
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It's putrid and poison, polluted —That cesspool they call a canal.
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But "The Poison Squad" suffers from a lack of historical context.
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Experts are concerned that these creations could poison the information landscape.
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The government and Russia have accused rebels of using poison gas.
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These people are poison to each other — why keep watching them?
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And birds don't know when a bug is sick with poison.
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"This poison of hate is not confined to Duke," Price said.
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But too much glucose can be a poison to the body.
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But its outlaw couple even more prophesied the "Pretty Poison" kids.
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"Jealousy's a real poison and I'm not into it," he says.
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Moderate Republican legislators thus find themselves forced to pick their poison.
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To begin with, zero interest rates poison the business corporate environment.
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Nine of those cases tested positive for brodifacoum, or rat poison.
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Poison pills are typically put in place by boards under threat.
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Ms. Kelly never says outright that someone tried to poison her.
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So he got in, but he was given the poison chalice.
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"When I have to drink that poison, I will," she said.
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" Still, he added, "It's beneficial in that you're not spreading poison.
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After all, no poison is used, and less oversight is needed.
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Western intelligence officials have surmised that the substance was a poison.
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" But Democrats argue that Cotton's amendment amounts to a "poison pill.
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"Do me a favor and send some poison capsules," she wrote.
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If only Israel had understood earlier the poison of the occupation.
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They're particular only about ivy: no to English, yes to poison.
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She noted that Democrats kept it free of poison-pill riders.
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Cathode-ray tubes contain lead, which can poison an ecosystem's microorganisms.
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The poison is then ingested via a burn on the skin.
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We no longer need to poison patients to get them well .
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Earl Warren saw that segregation was poison in the modern world.
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After all, no poison is used, and less oversight is needed.
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"It's logical, it's a kind of a poison pill," Ross said.
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You cannot force me to inject my kid with this poison.
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She used to say, 'You should have been aborted, you're poison.
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"I just drank poison," the ex-general told the stunned court.
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The animals likely came into contact with the poison there too.
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How, you might wonder, does a roach become resistant to poison?
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Snow White is one of many famously poisoned characters, both fictional and real, in The Power of Poison: From the Depths of The Sea to Your Own Backyard, an exhibition that's traveled to various science museums for the past five years, taking an immersive, highly interactive look at the myths, realities, and mysteries of poison — poison as medicine, killer, and literary device.
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Then I ran those strategies by two toxicology experts: Alexander Garrard, the clinical managing director of the Washington Poison Center, and Ashley Webb, director of the Kentucky Regional Poison Control Center and a board-certified clinical toxicologist.
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Holzer allegedly told the undercover FBI agent that he hoped to poison members of the synagogue and claimed he had paid off a "Mexican cook to hex and poison" attendees by putting arsenic in the water pipes.
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Unfortunately, injecting this poison into American life is an extremely lucrative business.
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"The longest fight was in 1998 and lasted five days," Poison said.
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Keep in mind, a hangover is the poison lying in dehydrated areas.
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The poison that sits in these sanctuary cities: Lawrence, Massachusetts; Lowell, Massachusetts.
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So naturally, he assembled a group of young men to eat poison.
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Have you ever wondered why you associate poison with the color green?
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The rules of the poison rain are very confusing until they're not.
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In Chicago's case, the fake weed was contaminated with a rat poison.
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"They looked at me like I was offering rat poison," Stewart said.
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The trusting, unarmed guest consumed the poison, but it had no effect.
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In extremely rare cases, people have been killed by the toad's poison.
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In 2016 the poison starts at the national level and trickles down.
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ISIS fighters have previously urged sympathizers to poison water and food supplies.
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I did that for Halloween last year when I was Poison Ivy.
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They need to redefine the issue, to draw some of its poison.
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While these apples are (thankfully) poison-free, they definitely look the part.
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If you want to kill every LA writer, poison the La Croixs.
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So instead, House Democrats have chosen to let Trump pick his poison.
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I keep seeing Daniel's beautiful face being forced a bottle of poison.
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And the drugs slowly poison the very organ she's trying to save.
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Poinar speculates that this poison might have preserved it from early herbivores.
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I think unforgiveness is poison to me and not to the person.
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" "I wish I had enough poison for the whole pack of you.
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His boorish attempts at plain speaking serve only to poison national life.
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She dies of the rat poison that Liv slipped into the tea.
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Dior Rouge Dior Lipstick in Poison Matte, $35, available at Dior. 11.993.
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And they walk around on their roots and spit poison at you.
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While companies occasionally threaten to use poison pill defenses, they rarely proceed.
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Bills like these are poison, a barrier between Texas and its future.
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The government said a "poison gas factory" operated by terrorists had exploded.
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I drank that drink, which in hindsight, might have been literal poison.
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We have this sensitivity because bitterness in nature most frequently denotes poison.
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It turned out the poison was lurking in lava lizards—hawk prey.
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I wish I had enough poison for the whole pack of you.
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But it'll be a poison that Cersei herself brought into this world.
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USG also has a "poison pill" defense to help thwart unwelcome takeovers.
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Arya takes the red pill poison water and gets her sight back.
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"The choice is being forced upon them – choose your poison," said Holguin.
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Its use as a poison has been documented since the Middle Ages.
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BECKY QUICK: So we've gone from rat poison squared to a delusion.
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Poison gas can seep down into the hiding places bombs cannot reach.
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Not wanting to poison myself, I grossly overcooked my first few batches.
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The stress that debt creates can poison the rest of your life.
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Cunning, baffling, powerful poison, ready, willing and able to destroy my life?
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"It's not poison, kids, it's called FOOD welcome to life," she wrote.
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While the girl might be poison, Justin Timberlake's performance is anything but.
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Is telling the truth about Trump's record poison to the American voter?
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They do not have flashy feathers, make melodic sounds, or poison you.
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What the crowds get instead, though, is a fog of poison gas.
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The broadcast demanded that the province be purged of Mr. Wang's ''poison.
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Maybe she wants to be the Poison Ivy to his Mr. Freeze.
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"The poison of the rhetoric has had a devastating impact," he said.
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He wrote about Jones and the deaths in "The Strongest Poison" (1979).
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The sand becomes like poison, and burns the water and the land.
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A. Not very likely, according to poison control centers around the country.
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For poison ivy newbies, the rash could take a week to develop.
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Still, as Peter Jentsch points out, you have to pick your poison.
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But tough measures against the CFPB would poison the bill for Democrats.
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Q&A Q. Are any animals besides humans affected by poison ivy?
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Being black in America may carry its own poison in the blood.
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Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy in a custom emerald-green Vera Wang gown.
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Instead of peddling poison apples, legislators should seek to encourage marketplace enrollment.
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Difficult-to-remove English ivy, goutweed and poison ivy choke other vegetation.
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"I got power, poison, pain, and joy inside my DNA," he raps.
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Sexism is a poison that seeps into every aspect of her life.
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No matter how much poison I pour, I know it's no use.
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His works have names like Celestial, Poison, Alive, Smoke, and Ocean Series.
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Poison City Records and the guy who owns it is named Andy.
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It did something else, instead, brain rotted by the poison gas, maybe.
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Then there's her long-running relationship with her fellow supervillain Poison Ivy.
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Toys and household products are more likely than marijuana to poison kids.
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Myrcella Baratheon: Kissed by Ellaria Sand, whose lips were coated with poison.
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Had she somehow poisoned herself, as humans every day poison the earth?
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"We're not talking about rat poison," she said, with a nervous laugh.
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This will obviously poison our contacts, our relations for years to come.
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Hopkins drank rat poison with strychnine, knowing Vann would find his body.
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How did she not see this would be a political poison pill?
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In some cities, we draw in poison with every breath we take.
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Dialogue and debate are far preferable to bombs, poison gas, and war.
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" The word derives from the Greek "toxikon pharmakon," meaning "poison for arrows.
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Pesticides and herbicides end up there, too, but first they poison us.
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Among the other possibilities are a virus, poison or radiation, he said.
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If it's inside of you, it's going to corrode and poison you.
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Why is carbon pricing seen as political poison in the United States?
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So why do we poison the very places and animals we love?
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We do not allow citizens to own Sherman tanks or poison gas.
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Doomtrain is not only a ghost train, it is a poison train.
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Of course, if your pup ingests a chemical, call poison control immediately.
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If we pour poison over everything, it comes back to bite us.
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In this sense, the Aspen Institute is both political poison and cure.
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Poison-tipped umbrellas are no longer the tools of the espionage trade.
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Before we could get the chance, the vet suggested calling poison control.
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The language barrier insulates much of the Turkish community from this poison.
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Could this be poison ivy or some other kind of contact dermatitis?
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But if technology is a salve, it can also be a poison.
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Old wounds suppurate, discharging grievances sufficient to poison every attempt at conciliation.
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Sometimes a little poison can be good to cure the broader disease.
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Fentanyl powder, even if not wrapped, will not poison through environmental exposure.
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Did I actually food poison myself in my quest to be healthy?
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They bankroll the poison that goes from the studio into Trump's head.
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In high doses, though, it can also be an acutely fatal poison.
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Monarchs also used it to save themselves from being assassinated with poison.
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"This isn't a failsafe enterprise, this is a poison pill," said Rep.
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Brexit was becoming a "poison" for society and Britain's citizens wanted certainty.
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So the pufferfish produced in China's fisheries cannot generate poison any more.
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This included developing special poison darts and plotting attacks on oil sites.
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On Sunday, Democrats called for Trump to stop making "poison pill" demands.
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She and Puja allegedly drugged dissidents within the commune, quarantined enemies on the basis of spurious AIDS-test results, made repeated attempts to poison and kill Rajneesh's personal physician, Swami Devaraj, and attempted to poison Ma Yoga Vivek.
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"The medieval Latin term was in turn borrowed from the Latin toxicum, meaning 'poison', which has its origins in the Greek toxikon pharmakon – lethal poison used by the ancient Greeks for smearing on the points of their arrows."
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For the new study, the CDC analyzed all calls related to tianeptine reported by poison control centers to the National Poison Data System during 2000 through 2017 to better understand the frequency of tianeptine abuse and common complaints.
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Sports of The Times For one night in what most likely is a lost cause of a series, Big Poison and Little Poison utterly dominated an N.B.A. finals game and caused a lake city to wonder what if.
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The first sign of trouble for Lancôme came on Saturday, when The Global Times, a Chinese state-supported publication, posted on the microblog site Weibo that Lancôme and Listerine had hired "Hong Kong Poison, Tibet Poison" for publicity events.
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In 2017, these ingestions were the fourth most common reason for calls to poison control centers in the United States for children in this age group, according to the National Poison Data System, and accounted for nearly 64,000 reports.
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"It's poison to see people as opponents, to see yourself as better than others, to see fellow citizens as foreigners - that's a poison that is increasingly penetrating society and can ultimately lead to these crimes," Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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But that works only until the weeds themselves develop resistance to the poison.
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" Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick in May that it's "probably rat poison squared.
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The researchers killed worms of different ages with both heat and a poison.
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He&aposs like those delicious berries you pick that poison your whole tribe.
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With anger, you will darken your heart, and you will poison your blood.
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Pick your poison or grab dinner at one of the below local favorites.
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And so, poison control specialists fear they are stuck with the current pricing.
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I'm always attracted to something with a little drop of poison in it.
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Meanwhile, Poison Ivy, ever the environmentalist, urged Washington to start believing in science.
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The best I can say is this segment doesn't further poison rational discourse.
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I loved Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy, who looks like a knockoff Spice Girl.
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Nearly 100 people died when the town was bombed with sarin poison gas.
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I wouldn't want to advise the young me because that would poison him.
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The poison, however, is not perfect; there are occasional mishaps with native fish.
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But the permit only extended to the yellow-striped poison frog (Dendrobates truncates).
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TO, which last week adopted a "poison pill" plan to prevent a takeover.
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"As with a lot of things, the dose makes the poison," says Rehm.
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They mixed liquid nicotine — which is a poison — with different acids and inhaled.
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It kills the spirit as much as a poison can kill the body.
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Spotting potential killers among the much larger number of poison-pontificators is hard.
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The reason why these letters are under scrutiny is because ricin is poison.
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You could check paint for lead, soil for nutrients or wine for poison.
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Dr. Ruck: There are several reference sources that all the poison centers use.
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Oxygen helps the body — human or animal — flush out the poison, he added.
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Traces of the poison were discovered on the women's clothes and Huong's fingernails.
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Poison Tap targets the victim's browser cache and injects the malicious code there.
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Christophe Castaner, the interior minister, says that anti-Semitism is "spreading like poison".
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But the final deal included no controversial "poison pills" — or partisan policy provisions.
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And this wall would serve many different functions including keeping out that poison.
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And, how a toxic working environment can poison lives even among do-gooders.
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And then maybe let's try to poison ourselves with something new in 2019.
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The sap contains urushiol, the oil that causes allergic reactions to poison ivy.
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The Poison Garden is a collection of lethally poisonous plants started in 2005.
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Even if Trump loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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It's not brutal like poison, but it could transform our power over nature.
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Over the centuries, that's made ouabain a good option as a lethal poison.
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Lawmakers want to punish people pushing what they consider "poison" into their communities.
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Lady Olenna got to give a whole speech before the poison took her.
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I thought about going to a hardware store to buy poison to ingest.
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In addition to mouse poison, the solution allegedly contained hand sanitizer and water.
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Unsurprisingly, by season two, things for these "poison people" get a lot darker.
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Democrats will identify any poison pills and provide 48 votes for them immediately.
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This Poison Ivy spent three months constructing a moving, singing Audrey II robot.
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Smith and colleagues analyzed poison center data from January 2012 through April 2015.
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Don't spray poison on your face out of desperation for makeup that lasts.
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In 1988, Saddam responded to an uprising with executions and poison gas attacks.
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Harley used to hang out with Catwoman and Poison Ivy all the time.
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I thought Poison Ivy wouldn't mind a creepy song being named after her.
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But he is right that the taint of unfairness could poison the nomination.
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Sometimes you aren't even aware of the poison that has corrupted your thinking.
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"I finally realized that gluten is like a poison to me," she says.
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When I finally realized that gluten was my poison, I stopped eating it.
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The show also stars Lake Bell as Harley Quinn's best friend, Poison Ivy.
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Seed therapies kill cells—something like spraying a lake with a mussel poison.
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Tests showed it was a poison that could have caused severe organ damage.
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The internet is, generally speaking, a garbage dump suffused with vitriol and poison.
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Poison ivy leaves sometimes appear with jagged or lobed edges, and sometimes smooth.
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Beginning around 1982, fears of drug-, poison-, or weapon-laced candy took hold.
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The poison badly disfigured Yushchenko, but he survived and won the Ukrainian election.
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Authenticity without integrity is poison and unchecked it will tear this country apart.
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"That could be why the secret services wanted to poison me," he said.
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Those are top priorities of President Trump but "poison pills" to Democratic negotiators.
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He tastes the food for the king to make sure it's not poison.
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He is convinced that he ingested the poison during a flight on Aeroflot.
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Bompi invested more than a hundred thousand dollars in "Poison," Haynes's first feature.
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They really enjoyed the aquarium, the boa constrictor, and the poison dart frogs.
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The recently discovered millipede boasts 414 legs, 200 poison glands, and four penises.
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The information age is poison and it's a blessing at the same time.
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As many would point out, it's literally poison being injected into your body.
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Do I have the right medical supplies to treat poison, burns, light wounds?
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Day's favorite was a voiceover: The poison taster is feeling a bit ill.
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I resisted; what he said felt like a poison spreading through my veins.
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Less whimsically, during the Renaissance, the aristocratic Borgias were rumored to poison them.
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She said she would carry poison, to kill herself if she were captured.
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The miniseries is a poison Valentine about the birth of the modern era.
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Vultures are often killed when farmers lay out poison meant for other animals.
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Letting deniers spread poison on Facebook doesn't serve the purpose of illuminating debate.
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"He was selling sweet-tasting candy — with poison in it," Mr. Jones said.
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"I'm a raw vegan, and I perceive pharmaceuticals to be poison." she said.
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A new spoils system based on state partisanship wouldn't just poison our politics.
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It was the best of both worlds and you could pick your poison.
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She remembers Petrus deciding how to eliminate the rats in his barn. Poison?
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That's his power over them — a poison in the heart of his cabinet.
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We have a good idea what's in the poison-pen four-page memo.
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Just be sure you're planting without pesticides or chemicals, which can poison bees.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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And pesticide drift can poison caterpillars even when they aren't the targeted pest.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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Kyrie Irving was Little Poison, doing his herky-jerky Earl the Pearl routine.
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Oh, poison ivy rashes aren't contagious either, so it shouldn't spread by scratching.
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It was like watching the seven dwarves offering Snow White a poison apple.
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Many of the poison pill riders help farmers discharge pollution from animal waste.
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And then when they break for the door, he's seized by the poison.
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He'd never been allergic to anything — not to poison ivy, not to anything.
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The poison is an anticoagulant that eventually causes dehydration, internal bleeding and death.
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That certainly wasn't his intention when he dispatched poison gas to Khan Sheikhoun.
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The poison of choice, the Redditor writes, could very well be...a peach.
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Curators there soon realized they had just such a "poison document" on display.
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Still, the police believe the hospital's morphine was used to poison the babies.
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The liver should never be eaten because only testing can detect the poison.
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Ohioans take their lives primarily by guns, then by hanging, then by poison.
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" One cause that Fielding cites is inebriation, and specifically "that Poison called Gin.
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They use the Internet to poison the minds of individuals inside our country.
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Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy on the red carpet in a Vera Wang dress.
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"Poison apples" or "love apples" were an attractive route to temptation or death.
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Jude's preferred methods of warfare — poison, spycraft, gossip, lies — are traditionally considered dishonorable.
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Better to be opaque than poison the well against family members in advance.
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A canister once filled with the poison gas pellets that sealed their fate.
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Read This Next: Chill, Your Moscow Mule Probably Isn't Going to Poison You
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It only takes a small number of raw kidney beans to poison someone.
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According to the Missouri Poison Center, cherry pits are high in cyanogenic glycoside.
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As soon as the 90s hit, anything associated with the 80s was poison.
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That's why poison ivy has to touch the skin to deliver its blow.
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Cruz's "poison pill" defense didn't make him sound like a flip-flopper, necessarily.
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"They shared that three students in the class were planning on using the silica gel packets (these are not actually poison, but the students believed they were) from their lunchtime seaweed to poison and kill another student," wrote Shanna Mall.
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That means life expectancy in the United…Read more ReadFor the study, Nationwide Hospital researchers Gary Smith and Marcel Casavant pulled data from the National Poison Data System, which is managed by the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC).
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One note on "poison pills" The "no poison pills" piece of the agreement has been touted by the President and Republicans, and it will have the effect of streamlining the appropriations process and eliminating some of the most contentious spending battles.
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According to the American Association of Poison Control Centers' National Poison Data System most recent report, the most common reasons people called a center for children ages 6 to 12 — prime trick-or-treating years — were due to analgesics and toys.
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They really do believe that weekend bingeing is normal or that gluten is poison.
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Make Instagram a safe space for yourself rather than a trap of pointless poison.
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This year, filled with uncertainty, levels of concern, and you can pick your poison.
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The FDA issued a warning today about a synthetic marijuana laced with rat poison.
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Peru's sky blue poison dart frog is in serious trouble due to habitat loss.
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To anyone who believes environmental regulation is poison for profits, California must be infuriating.
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The Mountain was killed with a poison spear during a duel with Oberyn Martell.
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Over email, he explains why young people and girls in particular might poison themselves.
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"What happens is that this particular rat poison ties up liver enzymes," Middleberg said.
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If you're trying to poison somebody, check first that they're not 400 years old.
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Democrats see that language as a poison pill, just as Republicans knew they would.
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We were all preparing to leave because we know the poison of this city.
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Octavia Robison was accused of attempting to poison her two sons with lighter fluid.
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First impressions don't get much more memorable than poison, murder, and slow, agonizing death.
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But such measures must have looked like political poison to a freshly anointed president.
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Though, to be completely frank, rat poison is only bad if you ingest it.
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Bruck had attended the crowded Halloween bash dressed as the Batman villain Poison Ivy.
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The effect is that of a body violently expelling some poison or laughing hysterically.
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Killed by poison that Jaime served to her after the Lannister army sacked Highgarden.
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They're going to poison discourse on the internet by filling it with coherent nonsense.
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Martin trying to poison Baldwin out of his world record title worked incredibly well.
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Colombia's brilliantly colored poison frogs are among the most toxic animals in the world.
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In parts of Asia, it was thought horns could purify water and detect poison.
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He said the words "fester, they become poison" and could enable white supremacist groups.
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Poison control centers and Tide itself had to tell people to stop eating them.
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If you notice any anything, give Poison Control a call just to be safe.
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Upon shaking Yazu's hand, the official drops dead from poison placed on Fredericks' hand.
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That purity was so revered, Venetian glass got a reputation as a poison detector.
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The player's goal is to stop something from using a new poison-based weapon.
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Then Poison Tap gains access to the computer's internal router, and it's game over.
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This time he carried poison with him so he could commit suicide if caught.
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Regulation would mean treatment without the fear of accidentally ingesting cadmium or rat poison.
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Unconscious bias is poison in the well from which we all drink, myself included.
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During a court session he hinted that guards were trying to poison his food.
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He said the men notably had tutorials on how to make poison using ricin.
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The next day, the city health department, citing "public safety concerns," set out poison.
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You're nothing but a marketer of a poison, and your target is young people.
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Rubio, who'd poison the vodka bottle, and Kasich, who'd throttle Bill Clinton on sight.
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The group who famously gave us "Poison" have a new single out titled "Run."
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All the guys in the band look like they were backup dancers for Poison.
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"I wouldn't want to see someone testing this by ingesting a poison," says Lynch.
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Rebels denied that, and said government forces had fired poison gas on another frontline.
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Clean air, clean water, he&aposs going to poison your kids and your dog.
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It will also try to determine how the poison was smuggled into the court.
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We promise not everything in Australia will kill you with poison or sharp teeth.
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Assad said Syria would only allow an "impartial" investigation into the poison gas incident.
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Team Poison This has a nice cartoony ring to it, like Pokémon's Team Rocket.
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That effective poison pill will expire at the end of its 2018 shareholder meeting.
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Had this been a Greek tragedy those sugar cubes would've been laced with poison.
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You can suck poison out of the dog in Red Dead Redemption 2 pic.twitter.
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Lead exposure from paint continues to poison young children at all socio-economic levels.
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The advice I got was this: Stop using the past to poison your present.
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Volkswagen chose to poison our families with dangerous pollution just to pad its pocketbook.
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The Andersons has not yet adopted a poison pill, a fact it has trumpeted.
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"It's poison," said Mark Cohen, the director of retail studies at Columbia Business School.
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I stopped to help him, sucked the poison out, and went on my way.
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Aerial surveys of the Sierra Nevada show telltale rusty streaks seeping north like poison.
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There's an entire category of films my husband has written off as personal poison.
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Ontario Proud worked overtime to poison our increasingly anarchic media ecosystem and they succeeded.
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As we already know, part of Alpha's plan is to poison Alexandria's water supply.
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I guess that poison pool is anything the Faceless Men want it to be?
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Still, it seemed, Rangers and Celtic could not escape the poison of the past.
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The practice is not only political poison, it is also corruptive, unfair and costly.
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"As Lindsey Graham says, give me poison or give me a gun," he said.
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Same Plant, Many Forms Poison ivy can present as a vine or a shrub.
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I know that some of the sponsors have said this is a poison pill.
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You also may be aware of the threat posed by poison pill policy riders.
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This image suggests that the kid thought Vader was using some kind of poison?
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Jeremy confirmed the beauty of the animal and explained that its poison was neurotoxic.
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First, parents should call a poison center (1-800-222-1222), which is free.
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LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, Big and Little Poison, poured in 41 points each.
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For indeed, when we live in permanent outrage at others, we poison ourselves, too.
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Assad is guilty of using poison gas against innocent Arab men, women and children.
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For no one knows better than us what murder by poison gas is like.
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There was a kind of natural law governing the rate of murder by poison.
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The statistician's—the scorer's—answer was that poison doesn't kill people; people kill people.
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Without costly and time-consuming remediation, they can poison indigenous people who live downstream.
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"There is that liability there of, like, 'Oh, don't poison yourself,'" Mr. Graf said.
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A special screening of "Poison" was held in D.C. for senators and their spouses.
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I would eat it with my cereal if it weren't an acutely lethal poison.
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Should it matter if it is committed with a knife, gun, poison or automobile?
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I saw Cheap Trick a couple nights ago, and Poison, which is fucking hilarious.
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Misogyny seems to be the source of the poison well this violence draws on.
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My brother saved his life & she still tried to poison our father against us.
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Dharma told me that Maree has pushed skateboarding into unprecedented popularity through Pretty Poison.
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Having palmed off poison to one dying man, Claire is tending to a second.
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The water is rising, the sky is breaking, the air is filling with poison.
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I love Durban Poison, and I love that Strawberry Banana; it's a great indica.
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The health community can't quite agree on whether coffee is more potion or poison.
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"Pick your poison in that situation," Weiss said of his eighth-inning decision Wednesday.
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They say the poison could remain potent for months, particularly in a closed container.
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I encountered more stonewalling and stalling — and every day the poison continued to flow.
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White supremacy, and the panic induced when that supremacy is threatened, is the poison.
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The 200-page volume features a story about Mickey battling against a poison rainstorm.
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"We hear so much about this novichok," Mr. Yakushev said, referring to the poison.
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They use venom to poison their prey but are not usually dangerous to humans.
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They will also, presumably, search for a person who could have delivered the poison.
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She recently starred in The Poison Rose opposite her famous father and Morgan Freeman.
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They had brought poison with them and were willing to take it, he said.
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Is coconut oil panacea, poison, or, like damn near everything else, fine in moderation?
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Because in the old days, espionage meant using exploding pens and poison-tipped umbrellas.
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They ventured in along a path, scanning for clues as well as poison ivy.
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"The funny thing is, alcohol is technically a poison to the body," he said.
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Avoid products grown with pesticides Fruits and vegetables treated with chemicals often poison bees.
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You don't think about throwing up when there's poison in you, it just happens.
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There is no escape from the current poison, other than to vote Trump out.
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If Instagram influencers are your poison, "The Seasonaires" is your slushie of arsenic frosé.
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But is donating money to the S.P.L.C. the best way to combat this poison?
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Ms. Begum cinched a rope around his leg, hoping it would slow the poison.
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That would be a poison pill for the health care crisis, not a solution.
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They shoot her, they stab her, they poison her -- and still she keeps walking.
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That's up to his comrade Lukas, who shoots the great beasts with poison arrows.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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The death of the girl, Amina Filali, who swallowed rat poison, prompted public outrage.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel talked of the "poison" of racism as she condemned the killings.
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The poison took effect quickly, and he died on the way to a hospital.
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After they dropped bombs and poison, we would scoop up the fish for them.
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And: How much powdered cinnamon can I ingest before needing to call poison control?
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This euphorbia from Africa"—he gestured at a twisting mass—"is full of poison .
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Instead, unqualified laborers can poison their towns, develop cancer, and damage their nervous systems.
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Toxic spills poison our air and water as hazardous chemicals go unregulated for decades.
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Spiking ocean temperatures could also prompt an increase in algal blooms that poison seafood.
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The reports were submitted voluntarily, either to the FDA or to poison control centers.
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Experts say we must find solutions quickly, before we poison our oceans beyond repair.
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Corbyn, wittingly or not, has fed this poison, as his party is now realizing.
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The sad fact is that Watergate introduced a poison into the American body politic.
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According to local healing traditions, he knows which hold remedies and which harbor poison.
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It can entrap, choke, and poison animals, and disrupt their natural habitats and behavior.
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Add in Gobert's gravity on rolls, and the unit makes defenses pick their poison.
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Poison runs through her veins, meaning anyone who touches her for too long dies.
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They are also known as poison dart frogs, a reference to how native Indian tribes reportedly rubbed their arrow tips along the tracery of glands on the back of a golden poison frog—the most toxic animal alive—before they went hunting.
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He began by contouring lips with Dior Contour lipliner in Poison, a deep purple lip pencil, and topped it off with two coats of the new Rouge Dior lipstick in Poison and a high-shine gloss right before the show for added glamour.
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For example, a simple sword might take the face value of the die and deal that much damage to your enemy or a poison dagger might deal that amount of damage but also apply a poison debuff if you use a 6.
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The exhibition opens, in fact, in a tree-covered simulacrum of Colombia's Chocó forest, with a display of golden poison frogs, tiny and probably freaked out — in the forest, the poison dart frogs are lethal, but born in captivity, not so much.
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The first film she produced was Mr. Haynes's "Poison," which won a Teddy in 1991.
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The company responded to Engaged Capital's move by adopting a so-called "poison pill" plan.
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Make Instagram a safe space for yourself rather than a trap of pointless poison. pic.twitter.
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Over time, these squabbles began to feel like little spurts of poison in my bloodstream.
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Episode 8, "Poison" Thanksgiving is still in full swing, and now it's time for dessert.
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Supergirl and Batgirl decide to fill in, taking on Livewire, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn.
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Just make sure your machine isn't leaking any weird coolants—that stuff is probably poison.
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But in none of those things did you ever suggest that we stop spraying poison.
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"Our number goal is no poison pills, we haven't finished negotiating that yet," he said.
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"I get rejected a lot since I became PR poison for people," Mayer, 41, joked.
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They are of questionable value in warfare; organised armies can protect themselves from poison gases.
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This makes the price even more uncertain, and uncertainty is like poison for a currency.
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With the Poison Ivy story, Chu found a way to convey her anger about Berganza.
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These can blind, burn and poison would-be predators, and also act as insect repellents.
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"A more robust surveillance strategy would examine the poison as well as the unfortunate outcome."
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Yeah, I tried to find Dr. Poison at the beginning, when I got the script.
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So we didn't think much of the decision to replace Poison Ivy on Fox's Gotham.
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Bitter partisanship, ineffective federal government and electoral bias poison politics and are hard to fix.
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So much for playing Cupid: I'll leave the poison arrow in the quiver next time.
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If your pet consumes something he shouldn't, contact poison control or your vet for advice.
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But while biopesticides may result indirectly in an animal's death, they don't directly poison it.
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Calls to poison control centers regarding kratom have increased 10-fold from 2010 to 2015.
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But then inside my mind I was like No, this is the poison right here.
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Both urged holders to vote against the company's poison pill and its executive compensation plan.
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In 61% of the cases, synthetic cannabinoids were the only poison in the patient's system.
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Special forces already in the South were ordered to release poison gas in populated areas.
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That translates to roughly 11,700 calls per year placed to poison control centers, researchers say.
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They were filmed putting the poison on the Skripals front door, then flying to Moscow.
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If you can barely sit through a 4-hour baseball game, Twenty20 is your poison.
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Tribune adopted a shareholder rights plan, also known as a poison pill, earlier this month.
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Or maybe Negan kills Sasha himself because he wants to cause chaos, no poison necessary.
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"You're nothing but a marketer of a poison, and your target has been young people."
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The tatty bottle labelled "Angostura" and the four mysterious drops added as if a poison?
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This strange chapter in Ludendorff's life parallels his relationship with Doctor Poison in Wonder Woman.
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"Because the word NAFTA is political poison, it can't be updated" right now, said Dawson.
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Trump, said however, the final deal included no controversial "poison pills" — or partisan policy provisions.
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In one hallway, the doors and windows are gone; they're covered with poison ivy vines.
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Interestingly, the Galarian variant of Weezing isn't just poison type, it's also a fairy type.
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Crazy Rich Asians eventually displays the way wealth is both a superpower and a poison.
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And Senate Republicans should not add any poison pill amendments designed to sink the package.
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The seam of poison running through the book makes his lipstick communion seem dangerous, icky.
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But it's not poison—it's the feeling of anxiety, and it can be utterly debilitating.
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History tells us Hamas will view adherence to basic human rights as a poison pill.
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Invented in the 1980s by the lawyer Marty Lipton, the poison pill changed takeover strategy.
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He persuades her to end her life with a sip of poison, just like Cleopatra.
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Now that they've profited off the poison, they want to also profit off the antidote.
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Yet too many in both camps poison the well via the media at America's expense.
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Go deeper:CEOs under more pressure to save societyTrump is poison for brandsThe outdoors vs. Trump
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And the use of poison gas against civilians has proven to be mankind's foremost abomination.
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The Soviet Union toppled when its economy imploded, a victim of communism's economic poison pill.
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Similarly, calls to French poison control centers for those types of exposures increased 312 percent.
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Absent additional indicators, don't let one (near) slip poison the waters with a good pal.
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We get ice cream—butterscotch-crunch, nutty-buddy—but it is made out of poison.
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It also has a "poison pill" defense available, preventing Knauf from launching a hostile bid.
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If not poison her, then at least alert someone somehow to what was going down?
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Later, American gas chambers were outfitted with a chute down which poison pellets were dropped.
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Soria describes an attempt to rid her apartment of vermin, saturating her kitchen with poison.
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What he didn't realize was that his power cable had been dragging through poison ivy.
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Republicans aren't convinced that McConnell will be the poison pill that they saw in Pelosi.
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I personally feel that cannabis should have the same laws as dandelions and poison ivy.
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"They use the Internet to poison the minds of individuals inside our country," he said.
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Lurch, with his cocktail shaker, is concocting a drink from the poison held by Grandmama.
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Though Weezing is a poison-type Pokémon, it actually inhales pollution to purify the air.
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From poison ivy to venomous snakes and spiders, Fisher&aposs four kids learned it all.
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The data appeared Wednesday in The Journal of Pediatrics, and comes from poison control centers.
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When he hands the cup of "poison" back to Claire, though, her necklace turns black.
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Therefore, YouTube's algorithm is practically designed to radicalize its users — and hence poison our politics.
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Did Anderson go to visit Assange to discuss a trust… or to clandestinely poison him?
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But it can become poison when your psychological well-being is taking a beat down.
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By 1980, 50 million of these stickers were distributed every year by poison control centers.
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You could start your own website, poison your Facebook data, or unplug from it altogether.
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Experts agree that Russia was behind the poison attack, a claim the Kremlin has denied.
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Zendaya's Poison Ivy-inspired gown at the Emmys was the biggest hit of the night.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said it was "highly likely" that the poison came from Russia.
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Beginning in mid-2018, helicopters will drop cereal laced with rat poison onto the island.
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And that entirely understandable perception is a poison that threatens the heart of American democracy.
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When word of the deaths reached Jones, he urged his members to drink the poison.
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Papa John's has adopted a so-called poison pill defense to discourage a hostile takeover.
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"I'm pretty sure if John knew he would poison his body, he would be bald."
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Ms. Shuai, distraught after a breakup with her boyfriend, ate rat poison to kill herself.
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That could hurt their economies as well as Britain's and could poison relations for decades.
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If left unchecked, his approach threatens to poison the atmosphere for good, argues this writer.
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I pressed against his chest and tried to pump the white poison from his lungs.
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But what if a bird sits on the grave and eats the poison and dies?
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Can you believe that I submitted a puzzle that incorporated a haiku about poison ivy?
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These include "poison pill" rules to discourage hostile takeovers and higher levels of family ownership.
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To her foes in the administration, that is only reason to keep the poison flowing.
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With great visibility comes an erasure of interiority; it's both a privilege and a poison.
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The rocked-up venture began as a talk between Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett.
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And if an overdose of femininity is our new poison, Mr. Peterson knows the cure.
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So far, the FDA has not weighed in, allowing companies to continuously poison our children.
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You've got Eilish looking like a poison type badass and hanging with an Alolan Muk.
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This isn't to minimize the damage caused by those who willfully poison the digital landscape.
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Litvinenko was assassinated with a tea that was laced with a radioactive poison called polonium.
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One thing changed, though: Syrian regime forces started using barrel bombs to deliver poison gases.
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A scrap of inauthentic evidence could be poison for the truth of the Holocaust's occurrence.
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Noncompete agreements, like other anti-competitive practices, poison our economy in larger, less tangible ways.
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Spiller is is the director of the Central Ohio Poison Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
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Where did the poison story come from, and how did it become attached to Salieri?
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A restaurant can deceive, humiliate, and poison us in a way that "Zoolander 2" cannot.
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The police say they smeared the poison on Mr. Kim's face using their bare hands.
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The poison pill it just adopted suggests the board has stopped heeding the message, too.
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"Regret's my favorite candy / You're sweet now, you're just poison in my veins," she growls.
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"China for years has been sending us this poison through the mail system," Portman said.
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He then told the girls their mother tried to poison him, according to court documents.
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A dehumidifier hums inside the evidence room; just outside, a small box dispenses rat poison.
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Within minutes, he was in an ambulance, but by then the poison was taking effect.
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Relatives say the two women accused of wiping poison on Mr. Kim's face were duped.
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These attacks poison the wells of reasoned public discourse, a prerequisite for a functioning democracy.
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Growers often use rat poison to protect their crop, which kills martens, the groups said.
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"This musical is my life but it's like poison that turned to medicine," Turner said.
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International officials are working to try to confirm the suspected poison gas attack on Douma.
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Cruz has since described his amendment as a "poison pill" designed to sink the legislation.
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Ricin is a poison that can cause nausea, diarrhea, fast heart rate, seizures, and death.
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And unless you press these issues with her, your resentment may well poison your friendship.
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My take: If it doesn't leak and it doesn't poison my boy, sign me up.
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Authorities are still trying to determine what type of poison was used in the attack.
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The dangerous and toxic, The Power of Poison reiterates, are often pleasing to the eye.
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"We know that Russia has previously been willing to poison outside its borders," he said.
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Collectors like him are willing to pay for this pleasure, forking out around $50 for the most common species like red-headed poison frogs or the super blues, and as much as $1500 for red-banded poison frogs, listed as critically endangered by IUCN.
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If you suspect you or a loved one has been exposed to a hazardous substance or would like more information, please call the national poison help hotline at 1-800-222-1222 or text POISON to 797979 to save the number in your phone.
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"They had a large poison oak problem and he had to spray regularly to keep the poison oak from taking over the hiking trails from taking over their water system from encroaching into their gutters on to their roof," Moore told BuzzFeed News last week.
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The growing popularity of electronic nicotine devices in the last 10 years coincided with an increase in calls to poison control centers and ER visits related to e-cigarette and liquid nicotine exposures, according to reports from the National Poison Data System published in Pediatrics.
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Dr. Alfred Aleguas of the Florida Poison Information Center at Tampa General Hospital says it's likely that the numbers of those inhaling alcohol are much larger and that the official figures are underreported; he says they show calls placed to only three Florida Poison Centers.
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I want you to know that on those mornings I woke up with my stomach feeling like it was burning with poison—because once you're addicted, it's withdrawal that feels like the poison, not drugs—I hadn't forgotten the little kid with all that promise.
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