"It is a superficially poisonous atmosphere, not a fundamentally poisonous atmosphere," Mr. McConnell said.
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As he rages in the storm, Lear-like, howling about poisonous fake news, he is spewing poisonous fake news.
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As it turns out, inhaling poisonous gas causes the same symptoms as the fear of inhaling poisonous gas: headaches, dizziness and nausea.
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But no one seems actually sure which ones were allegedly poisonous, or whether some Scottish blackberries actually become poisonous after this day.
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And while 'shrooms themselves are not poisonous, it's easy to accidentally eat a poisonous genus, which can cause severe vomiting, diarrhea, and other effects.
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Poison dart frogs are — you guessed it — poisonous.
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"If you are in the woods, be careful of irritating or poisonous plants and hostile or poisonous animals, and pay attention to the weather so you don't get sunburn or frostbite," Bisbey says.
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Alcohol can be poisonous to pets, even in small doses.
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In fact, not even poisonous snakes stand in their way.
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That would worsen a political environment that is already poisonous.
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Are there fatally poisonous gases that elude remote sensing detection?
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Yes, she acknowledges, the 2016 election is "poisonous" and "crippling".
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Yes, the poisonous chemical that famously smells faintly of almonds.
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It too often bowed to a poisonous and censorious multiculturalism.
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But the staple can be poisonous if not processed properly.
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Another person was the first to eat a poisonous berry.
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These are the days of incitement and a poisonous atmosphere.
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It's a poisonous strategy for the nation and for Virginia.
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Or is there something a lot more poisonous going on?
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It benefits not at all from wild and poisonous assertions.
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Even the debate about Brexit has been poisonous in Britain.
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It feels treasonous to contribute to the already poisonous stereotype.
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In less skilled hands, however, it could have been poisonous.
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"That mythology is out there and it's poisonous," she said.
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I read about poisonous cities, Trump's mistakes, and falling stocks.
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Don't mix up the two, because the former is poisonous.
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Everything down there is poisonous and venomous and hates you.
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Instead, the irate jury ordered him to drink poisonous hemlock.
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It's a poisonous political strategy driven by endless political rallies.
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How much to rent your hungriest alligators and poisonous snakes?
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Our black cat avoided the wisteria — the pods were poisonous.
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From potatoes to cherry pits, these things can be poisonous.
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Here are a few unexpected things that are actually poisonous.
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However, the leafy green leaves of rhubarb are actually poisonous.
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Cherries are another common fruit that actually has poisonous pits.
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"Her reputation among her peers is pretty poisonous," another said.
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"This uncertainty is poisonous to the insurance market," Lueck says.
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Kodak Photo-Flo *Poisonous* (purchase from a photo supply store) 1 quart white corn syrup Directions: Place the zinc oxide in a mixing bowl, add water and the Kodak Photo-Flo (remember this is poisonous).
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Which makes sense—the continent is literally crawling with poisonous critters.
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And it was downright poisonous when bundled with the Xbox One.
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During his rule, Shakespeare's works were banned as "capitalist poisonous weeds".
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Ash is not poisonous but irritates the nose, eyes and airways.
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So poisonous that one puffer fish can kill 23 adult humans.
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When they turn into moths, their poisonous spines will be gone.
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This balkanisation of Nigeria has spawned a poisonous kind of politics.
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The water is not poisonous but could cause an allergic reaction.
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It has done so by adopting the most poisonous methods possible.
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Ash is not poisonous but irritates the nose, eyes, and airways.
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Instead, he denounced ARVs as Western inventions with poisonous side effects.
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The tone can range from florid to juvenile, pleading to poisonous.
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Hate doesn't have a creed, race, or religion: It is poisonous.
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But in the meantime, residents are stuck with the poisonous water.
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There's no Miranda Rights, [they're] taking fruit of the poisonous tree.
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Hate doesn't have a creed, race or religion, it is poisonous.
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But jettison what has become poisonous, politicized and generally confusing terminology.
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They're second only to the most poisonous scum on Earth: students.
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Most medical professionals believed poisonous vapors, or "miasma," were to blame.
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So poisonous that one puffer fish can kill 30 adult humans.
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And yet politics can become a poisonous influence in our lives.
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But the "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine is carefully limited.
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That was what the Web site said: not most poisonous— deadliest .
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In fact, it was made with methyl alcohol, which is poisonous.
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In fact, it forms this poisonous environment within our public sphere.
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Unexpected things in our kitchen or around us can be poisonous.
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" Or, in the case of the recent explosion of Tide Pod memes, while Know Your Meme won't come out and tell teenagers not to eat poisonous laundry detergent, they'll quote Tide saying "don't eat poisonous laundry detergent.
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There's no easy way to explain exactly how your workplace is poisonous.
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Haynes knows that paint, that poisonous milk, is what she lives on.
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So how is it, it&aposs like fruit of the poisonous tree.
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It's not often that you sit down to eat a poisonous creature.
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You'd know that sulfur is the linchpin holding together this poisonous molecule.
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There was the video in which he grapples with a poisonous snake.
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The poisonous landmines sting hundreds of people each day around the world.
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Because they are venomous—as opposed to poisonous—they are perfectly edible.
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It lives exclusively on poisonous eucalyptus leaves, which limits its feeding options.
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Add mass incarceration to that mix, and it becomes even more poisonous.
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It can also convert into potentially poisonous amounts of cyanide when eaten.
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I can't stand all (the bracketology) because it's like a poisonous snake.
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They've got this poisonous air here, which makes it a little tougher.
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For starters, the exoplanet 55 Cancri e is oozing with poisonous liquid.
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In fact the poisonous impact of lead has been known for centuries.
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Here, though, the courts remain outside the reach of Trump's poisonous influence.
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Another money-spinner is to milk poisonous snakes and sell the venom.
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" Maduro slammed Pence's comments, calling the US Vice President a "poisonous viper.
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There's no indication the bulls were killed by predators or poisonous plants
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Obamacare repeal stalled again, and his relationship with congressional Republicans remains poisonous.
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Google's cautiousness may reflect a reluctance to enter a poisonous political fight.
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What's popular with the Republican base has been poisonous with Latino voters.
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"I don't smell anything too poisonous," one determined customer told CTV News.
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Moscow mule lovers beware: The copper mug could create a poisonous cocktail.
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Refineries and chemical plants are exploding, releasing toxic clouds and poisonous spills.
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Heat will easily disable the poisonous compound, so I toast them lightly.
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Her poisonous jelly fish and Portuguese men-of-war look almost huggable.
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You know your bite is poisonous, and now I'm going to die.
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The methods include trapping, shooting and dropping lethally poisonous sausages from airplanes.
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Finally, the good trends have to be fenced off from poisonous politics.
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The poisonous aftermath of the Supreme Court's great decision in Brown v.
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Poisonous homemade alcohol is a problem in India, particularly among the poor.
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You know your bite is poisonous and now I'm going to die.
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PODCAST: WHAT DOES VENOM FROM ONE OF THE MOST POISONOUS SNAKES TASTE LIKE?
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And then you get to the issue of fruit of the poisonous tree.
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"Some of the most poisonous people come disguised as family," the post said.
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A spritz of poisonous perfume that suffocates your enemies (and maybe your lover).
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The poisonous, lemon-colored pigment was frequently used by Vermeer in his draperies.
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One of three poisonous books found in a University of Southern Denmark library.
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"The vicinity is renowned for its venomous snakes and poisonous ants," she cautions.
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He could scarcely have used a more poisonous arrow against his NATO partner.
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But it may protect them indirectly, by making their blood poisonous to Anopheles.
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This is what makes the incel subculture so poisonous to everyone it touches.
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Poisonous smells waft from squatting pans that may not be hidden in cubicles.
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PewDiePie and other offensive streamers are just one branch of this poisonous tree.
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The Poison Garden is a collection of lethally poisonous plants started in 2005.
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Many have been vicious, describing a poisonous environment without regular rules or order.
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Global warming concern No. 583: more poisonous snakes slithering their way into Canada.
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Their poisonous spit can reach a distance of six and a half feet.
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Ketones at high levels can be poisonous, causing the blood to turn acidic.
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People inject poisonous toxins into their face to temporarily get rid of wrinkles.
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What would happen if a giant, poisonous snake invaded an animated Lego film?
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"There is a whole poisonous truth-doubting atmosphere permeating our society," he says.
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In the season finale, Shrill suggests that relationship is laced with poisonous intimacy.
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Hydrogen sulfide is a very poisonous gas with the odor of rotten eggs.
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"poisonous weed" that "must be extirpated from our streams and seas" before the
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Guard dogs will track your scent, and new infected monsters have poisonous attacks.
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This redirection of poisonous exhaust chemicals allows the ships to circumvent environmental legislation.
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They accused Trump of fostering the poisonous ideology investigators believe motivated the shooter.
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We must not allow his poisonous rhetoric to dominate the discourse of culture.
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The blade that sliced Elektra was poisonous, and only Stick knows the antidote.
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It's even worse, obviously, if you mistake aloe vera for something actively poisonous.
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DO NOT EAT OR PLACE IN YOUR MOUTH – Again, this recipe is poisonous.
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Local media said the plot may have involved a bomb or poisonous gas.
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It's also a poisonous substance for humans, accumulating in our teeth and bones.
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"Boondocks" depicts Riley's rhetoric as poisonous and the trial as a scathing farce.
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Ms. Madara calls herself a "hobby botanist," with a focus on poisonous plants.
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I'm nuts for fossils, and I have a healthy respect for poisonous snakes.
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They also capture the emission of light from undersea organisms like poisonous algae.
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O'Keefe seemed unaware of the special bond, however poisonous, uniting Dar and Peter.
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But tragedy strikes when Eurydice is bitten by a poisonous snake and dies.
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If we have a poisonous media environment, in my mind, it's an environmental problem.
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Let's say you have a bowl of Trumps, but all of them are poisonous.
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But it will be difficult to overcome the poisonous atmosphere of these past months.
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It's slightly more complicated than that, if only because silver nitrate is highly poisonous.
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Too much copper can be poisonous and cause food borne illnesses, the report says.
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The fear was that cars colliding head on could be engulfed in poisonous gas.
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Ricin is a poisonous substance found naturally in castor beans, according to the CDC.
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Cane toads are poisonous throughout their life cycle, including when they are still tadpoles.
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Such an atmosphere can quickly turn poisonous in the wake of a terrorist attack.
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But in this poisonous year, we need to find ways to make politics work.
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The Brexit referendum of 2016 created a poisonous clash between direct and representative democracy.
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There are different ways to politicise monetary policy, and Mr Trump's is particularly poisonous.
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The plot may have involved a bomb or poisonous gas, domestic media have said.
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Casavant advises that poisonous materials be kept out of sight and out of reach.
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Last week, dozens of Syrians were killed by a chemical weapon, a poisonous gas.
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"It could just be a horrible accident where they ate something poisonous," she said.
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Its flesh is poisonous, smells like urine, and can serve as a potent drug.
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Tim JacobEmeritus Professor, Cardiff UniversityGenerally things taste disgusting because they are harmful or poisonous.
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But I also feel compelled to point out that chocolate is poisonous to cats!
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Hair and makeup formulas are evaluated for poisonous substances, but the laws aren't foolproof.
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Only the female redback spider is poisonous, which is pretty poetic in this case.
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Substandard running tracks — called "poisonous tracks" by the news media — are to be removed.
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They're also poisonous to pets, so there's a real market for a faux option.
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Included in the most unusual colors are beetle extracts, poisonous metals, and human mummies.
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Ionesco wanted to know why so many people give in to these poisonous ideologies.
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It operates with zombie logic, by which anyone who is poisoned becomes poisonous themselves.
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Trump Jr.'s actions amounted to taking "fruit from the poisonous tree," Pelosi said.
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BAYLOR: Because this water is poisonous and if I drink it, I go die.
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The drug is also poisonous to the kidneys and can cause severe skin rashes.
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There is a lake featured in the film that's beautiful, but it's actually poisonous.
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Córcega has many years of experience in distinguishing edible mushrooms from the poisonous ones.
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Just before the performance, a festival attendee was bitten by a poisonous copperhead snake.
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He eyed me with thinly veiled impatience and replied, 'Medium-long with poisonous snakes.
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JURY OF YOUR PIERCE At 70A, a poisonous snake leads to a moving end.
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Poisonous is Trump's inability to abandon mob incitement as his mode of political operation.
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There has also been a poisonous interaction between racial antagonism and bad social analysis.
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K., we've been fighting over gerrymanders through the poisonous lens of race,' '' Persily suggests.
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This poisonous state of affairs will get fixed only when investors start getting hurt.
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Every single day in the office feels like a poisonous dagger in my heart.
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Dear America: Don't fall for the optics of peace, for Pyongyang's predictable, poisonous ploy.
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The toxin created by the algal blooms can also make shellfish poisonous to humans.
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Not just any snake, but a brown one -- considered one of the most poisonous.
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The investigators said they had discovered two workshops where the poisonous lotion was made.
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Everything was into the trash and the landfill, including batteries and whatever poisonous materials.
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The sophisticated thing to say: We are witnessing the poisonous fruit of partisan polarization.
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British chancellor George Osborne described the situation as a "poisonous cocktail" of global risks.
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Relations have become poisonous; one European official says the IMF is deploying "Trump University statistics".
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None of these products contain alcohol, as they shouldn't, given that it's poisonous to pets.
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However, any renovation project that disturbs surface layers of paint could lead to poisonous exposure.
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The organization pays closer attention to nuclear objects or those that may have poisonous fuels.
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You don't want the doughiness of the doughnut to distract from the silky poisonous creme.
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We saw that all the time that the poisonous instability of the tea party movement.
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You can even buy uranium ore online, which is poisonous and given countless miners cancer.
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" Mailer also took aim at "the larger forces governing political correctness," which he deems "poisonous.
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We watch as the other people in his orbit fight to escape his poisonous influence.
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Disputes over fisheries can become poisonous (remember Britain's "cod wars" with Iceland in the 1970s).
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Like, say, if the rain is poisonous, wouldn't there be a lack of potable water?
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It says that the planes do not carry arms, explosives, or poisonous or harmful materials.
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European politicians have developed a habit of turning thorny substantive debates into poisonous symbolic ones.
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There is still time to redeem something positive out of this period of poisonous polarization.
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Bit by bit, that culture began to curdle and metastasize, from invisibly to visibly poisonous.
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We are a slow procession of particles spun over water the poisonous color of mercury.
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Authorities say the men were killed when they inhaled poisonous gas trapped in the well.
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According to the autopsy, a coroner found "poisonous levels" of the chemical in his body.
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He got a lot done, but it cost him; polarization remains more poisonous than ever.
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The mood before the NATO summit in Brussels on July 11th and 12th is poisonous.
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Yet no leaks of poisonous gas or chemical blasts have been reported in Shan state.
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Today, the very poisonous plant Strychnos nux-vomica is best known for enlivening mystery novels.
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The newly discovered flower, given the name Strychnos electri, was most likely poisonous as well.
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Big pharma is just as poisonous as we saw at the Mylan/EpiPen hearings Wednesday.
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I prefer natural remedies to poisonous prescriptions and elective surgery is definitely not for me.
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That can be alarming and poisonous, and we should be very vigilant about rejecting it.
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Inadequate reform and incompatible visions of the euro's future are a poisonous and unsustainable combination.
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Particularly contaminated cities must now ensure that dirty diesels with their poisonous gases stay outside.
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His record sounds almost unbelievable today, especially in the context of our own poisonous world.
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But what I'm trying to counter is this intensifying and poisonous polarization of our society.
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There he faces a mixture of poisonous partisan politics and genuine concerns over the deal.
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The animal was fed something poisonous somewhere on the road, leading to its untimely death.
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Not only is it poisonous, but it can do a serious number on the skin.
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Chocolate is poisonous to pets because the caffeine and stimulant theobromine found in the candy.
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It also, as you'll see in this video, makes him especially susceptible to poisonous jokes.
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Clinton untrustworthy, but views Mr. Trump as a poisonous candidate who has aggravated racial divisions.
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Prosecutors say the pair knowingly smeared "poisonous liquid" on Kim's face, resulting in his death.
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I cannot imagine anyone wanting to buy if they knew there were poisonous snakes nearby.
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Somewhere along the way, the debate went off the rails and became partisan and poisonous.
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"The appearance of the justice system being used for partisan payback is poisonous," he said.
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There was no indication it had been shot, attacked by predators or eaten poisonous plants.
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"The idea that stool is somehow poisonous and toxic is very misguided thinking," she said.
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Zuboraya is a chain known for serving the poisonous fugu, as it's called in Japanese.
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Our society has become so poisonous, so toxic, that such people are now utterly ubiquitous.
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Here it is: Dick Smith's Don't-Try-This-At-Home Poisonous Fake Blood 1 tsp.
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Our legislators need to return to lawmaking and help our political culture escape poisonous polarization.
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The additive is poisonous; the husband died, and the wife was left in critical condition.
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"All medicines are poisonous," observes Bright Simons, the Ghanaian creator of a drug verification program.
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They contend that children drinking poisonous water for months is, in fact, an immediate crisis.
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But it's also partly based on a longstanding distrust that Trump has made truly poisonous.
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But they've been banned in the capital this year over concerns about poisonous air quality.
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Over time, her passion for environmentally friendly solutions evolved potpourri into non-poisonous rodent repellant.
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Under Mr. Kalanick, some Uber executives were considered untouchable, which contributed to a poisonous atmosphere.
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I don't know if you know this, but the water in Flint is fucking poisonous.
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The obvious one is in U.S.-Iran relations, which have been poisonous for four decades.
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Nor do we know whether the thimerosal … is a factor, although mercury is clearly poisonous.
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But to pretend that an imbalanced system is balanced is a poisonous form of bias.
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I'm pretty sure my mom told me they were poisonous when I was a kid.
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Coker sued Johnson & Johnson, alleging that "poisonous talc" in the company's beloved product was her killer.
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They told her she was lucky she didn't have permanent eye damage from the poisonous plants.
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They have tasted the poisonous liquor of potential relegation, and spat it back out in disgust.
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"Your like the cool Pratt, good luck in escaping that poisonous fam," wrote a Twitter user.
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Because they create an atmosphere that is so vile and poisonous that user growth dies anyway.
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The poisonous view of menstrual blood has prevailed, and it has so many knock-off effects.
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The big picture: The atmosphere in the Capitol has been poisonous for the past few weeks.
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The immigration crisis was one of the most muddled - and poisonous - parts of the Brexit debate.
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"Evidence seized or used at trial is clearly 'fruit of the poisonous tree,'" Mr. Avery wrote.
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The company stressed that the water is not poisonous, but contact may cause an allergic reaction.
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The group did this by exploring local legends about what was poisonous in folklore, he said.
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However, they take long to warm up and use poisonous chemicals like mercury to generate light.
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Nicotine is poisonous because it mimics one of the chemical messengers that nerves use to communicate.
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SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR CANDIDATE SHOOTS RATTLESNAKE, PLEDGES TO END 'POISONOUS BIG GOV'T WAYS' IN NEW AD
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But it's hard to get that perfect dose, and when it's not, it can be poisonous.
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The couple allegedly told authorities they thought Kayleigh died after she drank something that was poisonous.
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That poisonous apple might as well be Eve's — its magic spell is the release of inhibitions.
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Onions in any form are poisonous to pets and fried foods can cause diarrhea, Petplan warns.
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Going after home-owners is politically poisonous, but before long the government's hand may be forced.
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Click here to view original GIFCane toads are poisonous, and in Northeast Australia they're absolutely everywhere.
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The couple told authorities they thought Kayleigh had died after she drank something that was poisonous.
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This 'poisonous' person that was mentioned is nothing short of awesome, and we fully back her.
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The planet is a storm-torn ball of poisonous gas—not exactly a great getaway destination.
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Aflatoxins are poisonous carcinogens produced by crop mold, and are a major concern for public health.
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I am much more afraid of what he says and the poisonous messages he will send.
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He's poisonous, he's idiotic, he's a demagogue — but we should invite him in with a smile.
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Officials are using sausages with an ingredient that is poisonous for cats to combat the issue.
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That is hard to believe, given the poisonous political atmosphere that prevails in present-day Washington.
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The result has been a progressively poisonous row that threatens to tear the LGBT+ community apart.
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A monkey that picks up and plays with a poisonous snake will meet a swift demise.
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He felt that the government's contrition was too showy, a floral bouquet hiding a poisonous spider.
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But for Bowman, her other concern is educating the public that these fish are not poisonous.
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"Nothing is as poisonous to rational investing as making a massive amount of money," Zweig added.
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The evidence seized from Manafort's storage space "is not fruit of the poisonous tree," Ellis added.
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It examines Star's high-flying lifestyle and how he's mastered the art of poisonous YouTube drama.
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Russian specialists took samples on site, which confirmed the presence of poisonous chlorine gas, he said.
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Stop supporting the poisonous gossip at school and across parents about who's applying where and why.
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Whether gay or straight, actor or soldier, these brothers carry a shared legacy of poisonous masculinity.
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" He said he received an email from a Republican lobbyist with this message: "Poisonous gridlock. Hemlock?
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It's easier to circumvent poisonous thinking rather than scramble to find an antidote after the fact.
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The caterpillar of the monarch butterfly eats only milkweed, a poisonous plant that should kill it.
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They breathe through skin that is moist, warty, crested and in some cases, poisonous or hallucinogenic.
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" It's appropriate that when they break up, he sends her a poisonous letter signed "Snidely Whiplash.
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Wildfire smoke contains poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide (CO) and fine particles known as PM2.5.
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Other activities, like a fishing trip ($125) or seeing poisonous dart frogs ($50), can be arranged.
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It would take just one example—one poisonous Skittle—to lend legitimacy to Sessions's world view.
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In Malawi, women often resort to seeing traditional healers who use poisonous concoctions to terminate pregnancies.
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The shell of the castor bean is highly poisonous and can be used to make ricin.
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"Such tweets are poisonous for the country's democracy," said Nisar Ali Khan, the country's interior minister.
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"The atmosphere is poisonous," one senior Beijing-based Western diplomat told Reuters, referring to China-U.
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"Unripened ackee is poisonous, so it comes to the US ripened, in a can," Williams explains.
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The basic challenge: dig up several thousand miles of poisonous pipe buried as deep as dead bodies.
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To kill one, you must dismember it completely—or inject it with poisonous (to them) bile salts.
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I LOOK LIKE A COBRA — COBRAS ARE POISONOUS — AND I WANT EVERYONE TO HARNESS THEIR INNER POWER.
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Europeans, for their part, fear the poisonous effects of the universal unpopularity of Turkish accession among voters.
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So how can you tell the difference between a healthy, productive argument and one that's potentially poisonous?
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She said Lashari gave her a poisonous substance, which she used to try to kill her husband.
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The tone of political debate can rarely have been as crass and poisonous as it is today.
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These poisonous attitudes have even infected the impartial institutions of law and justice, such as the FBI.
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The meltdown released radiation that scorched the surrounding forests red and sent a poisonous cloud across Europe.
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On April 7th more than 40 Syrians were killed with poisonous gas in the town of Douma.
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Although linalool is used in insecticides, that doesn't mean it's poisonous to humans, according to Popular Science.
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A more recent arrival is the poisonous silverside puffer fish, native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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And many Kenyans have tried to neutralise the poisonous distrust between tribes that makes politics so vicious.
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"A lot of these plants, if consumed in the wrong dosage, could be very poisonous," said Miller.
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A pregnant, poisonous eastern brown roosting under your refrigerator, relying on the radiation to incubate its eggs.
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An 8-foot-long poisonous snouted cobra has been terrorizing an apartment building in Pretoria, South Africa.
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Instead of offering reforms, they offer rhetoric, poisonous rhetoric like this from Elizabeth Warren last Friday. Sorry.
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And in the Houston area, the water can also hide dangerous animals, including poisonous snakes or alligators.
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For some Democrats, however, Cotton made his name in the Senate in a more personally poisonous way.
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Nor was there mention of a historical engineering report warning of "radioactive and poisonous wastes" near housing.
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She wants to let poisonous drugs pour into your community… Sinema voted to support deadly sanctuary cities.
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It is poisonous to blame all the world's 1.6 billion Muslims for this crisis of their religion.
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Perhaps the aversion could be some sort of innate flight-fight response to dangerous or poisonous animals?
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"Catholics have been forced out of jobs... There's a poisonous history of anti-communism," Carroll told Motherboard.
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It was widely known that poisonous relations had developed between Trump's outside legal team and Kushner's lawyers.
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For example, copper concentrates often have valuable byproducts such as gold but also can include poisonous arsenic.
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Despite the dangers, the small teams of men working to put out the poisonous fires remain resolute.
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Dr. Mader: The affect of alcohol on the brain is sedative, because it's poisonous to our cells.
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I MEAN, IT REALLY COULD BE A POISONOUS PICK THAT YOU'RE PUTTING A COMPANY LIKE XEROX INTO.
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Now, with "Sabrina," he concluded that he had created a poisonous book out of our poisoned times.
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The district officials' actions in effect created "a school full of poisonous drinking water," the lawsuit said.
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Although hawksbill meat is poisonous, the turtles are prized for the painterly, amber patterns of their shells.
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But remember, Donald Trump exists only to put a capstone on every poisonous trend that preceded him.
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"Domestic pet food is poisonous," said Elaine Sun, a poodle owner in Wuxi, a city near Shanghai.
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Unfortunately, they're a little too fond of eating poisonous cane toads … and the meal is killing them.
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That woman had been banished to a small hut where she was bitten by a poisonous snake.
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Her palette is almost monochromatic — light blues, pinks, whites, yellows — but charged, in a poisonous-mushroom way.
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Her patterns are intensely colorful, and she hopes fashion can bridge the poisonous divides between ethnic groups.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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People see anti-Semitism in events big and small -- it all springs from the same poisonous well.
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The incredible potency of the nerve agents makes them among the most poisonous synthetic chemicals ever produced.
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Schumer can start by apologizing to those communities revictimized by his thoughtless praise of King's poisonous legacy.
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Plenty of liberals believe, counter to scientific consensus, that G.M.O.s are poisonous, and that vaccines cause autism.
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But that doesn't mean speaking out against the man and his poisonous campaign is any less important.
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To be sure, the places Guendelsberger went to work are saturated with the poisonous ideologies Fraser explores.
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The poisonous fighting in Washington is sure to add to the obscurity, which suits Poland's government well.
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The show premieres November 12 and, arguably, the python is their easiest foe since it's not poisonous.
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The drink does not exist, mostly because its ingredient list includes the extremely poisonous gas hydrogen cyanide.
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Several in the debate praised Britain's democratic history and were bemused by its poisonous meltdown over Brexit.
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In the 103th century, white women consumed poisonous arsenic complexion wafers to make their skin more pale.
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This poisonous combination contributes to a sense among giant banking institutions that they answer to no one.
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These poisonous things can be something you eat, something you use, or something you find in nature.
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Kidney beans are a pantry staple, but these beans are actually poisonous in their dry, raw form.
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Compared to these metaphors — an invading army, a poisonous snake — likening refugees to candy seems fairly benign.
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These eruptions contain glass, poisonous gases, and toxic metals that could have killed or injured nearby penguin colonies.
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So even with as favorable a map as Senate Republicans have in 2018 … the poisonous environment is prevailing.
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There's lots of cover to hide behind, and, yes, a poisonous cloud steadily closes in, shrinking the battlefield.
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What Christine, 23, didn't know was that the flowers — green-and-white snow-on-the-mountains — were poisonous.
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If the fish coats itself in the plant's slime, it can nest within the poisonous, tentacle-like nematocysts.
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He does by writing a song about how poisonous his father has been in all of their lives.
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The three were soon out talking to anyone who would listen about Facebook's poisonous effects on American democracy.
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DEADLY DISCOVERY: POISONOUS BOOKS FOUND IN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Other historic texts have also been in the news recently.
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It was more than just a "real pea-souper;" it was poisonous and reduced visibility to dangerous levels.
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More tragedy awaits, however, when Jaime returns from Dorne with their dead daughter, killed by a poisonous kiss.
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It would be much more efficient, and less poisonous to race relations, to provide benefits based on income.
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This is reflected in the language of the statute, which prohibits the use of "poisonous or noxious substances".
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Disney has since erected signs warning of alligators and poisonous snakes and taken other measures to protect guests.
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Donald Trump Jr. set off a Twitter tempest with a tweet likening Syrian refugees to poisonous Skittles candy.
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"People think [boas are] poisonous and you're going to die, but it's just a paper cut," Green reassured.
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The shell of the castor bean plant seed is highly poisonous and can be used to create ricin.
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The atmosphere was particularly poisonous this week, as the clans gathered in Lima for the EITI's Global Conference.
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"They thought maybe they'd gotten into something poisonous -- that's what their story was," Hierholzer told CNN affiliate KABB.
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Until now, grocery stores have been shy about featuring the fish, with its poisonous spikes and unconventional appearance.
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All horn wounds infect because the bulls dig their horns in bull crap, turning them into poisonous spears.
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When it comes to Shadow combat, there's camouflage, smoke bombs, vine swinging, choking, poisonous arrows, knives, shotguns... everything.
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Yet discussion ranged from the price of cars in Guadeloupe to poisonous brown seaweed in the Sargasso Sea.
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Stolen coal and wood were mixed with trash in a furnace that spewed thick clouds of poisonous exhaust.
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"Many were also wary of eating them because they had been warned some mushrooms are poisonous," she said.
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The lethal bath oil in Irkutsk was contaminated with methanol, a related form of alcohol which is poisonous.
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Hazardous air Besides the ash, which is not poisonous, residents have to worry about choking on sulfur dioxide.
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The poisonous air also hung over a two-day visit by Prince Charles, heir to the British throne.
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I had to reconcile staying in an unhealthy and abusive work environment because I held some poisonous beliefs.
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We believe the ISIS poisonous mentality was the cause of this but the government failed to protect him.
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Already there are myriad reports of people avoiding Trump hotels and golf courses, because of his poisonous behavior.
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Yet many economists contend that the French level of protection for workers is poisonous to the job market.
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I'd also heard Osaka was the ideal place to try pufferfish — the sea creature with lethally poisonous organs.
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What we build, blindly, in the poisonous darkness we find ourselves in now—it really could be anything.
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Yet here in Vietnam, bitter memories of the war have dissipated — even if its poisonous inheritance has not.
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Nitrogen gas is not poisonous under normal circumstances, but breathing it alone would starve the body of oxygen.
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On the way, you might pass candy-striped mountain laurel (don't lick, it's poisonous) and jet-black ravens.
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And these open borders would overwhelm schools and hospitals, drain public services and flood communities with poisonous drugs.
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Donald J. Trump was dipping his foot into the poisonous waters of birtherism for the very first time.
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Mosques made announcements that children were having cramps, vomiting and diarrhea after they were given "poisonous" polio drops.
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In Tehran, taxis are cheap, air is poisonous and you can get exactly nowhere inside of an hour.
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The plot, such as it is, involves unseen forces with poisonous motives harnessing technology to their own purposes.
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Instead of a circle closing in, you're running from an ever-encroaching wall of poisonous gas in "Warzone."
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The plant Chausiku was chewing, Kalunde told him, was extremely bitter and could be poisonous in large quantities.
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Some forms of the poison are said to be far more poisonous than VX, another toxic nerve agent.
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The events of the past months have all blended in my head into a pile of poisonous goop.
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I found a snake once, but luckily it wasn't that big—and I don't think it was poisonous.
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Myrcella is killed by Ellaria Sand with a poisonous kiss, and Trystane is stabbed by Ellaria's daughter Nymeria.
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Inexplicably, the poisonous laundry globs have been munched, cooked, and, because there is no God, vaped for internet fame.
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Fruit from a poisonous treeFace recognition works by matching the person being scanned against a database of facial images.
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Some will calculate that the last few days may have made Russia too poisonous politically for any US president.
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And there's no feeling more poisonous than crashing and lamenting my inability to achieve the manic self's impossible desires.
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These poisonous plants produce chemicals that, in most animals, can fatally damage cells, the nervous system, and the liver.
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Homeopathy advocates claim you can treat illness by giving people a poisonous substance known to cause those same symptoms.
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Uber began taking over public transportation, we found out Kava could be poisonous, beaches even ran out of sand.
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That division was made more poisonous by the fact that the elite did very well in the neoliberal years.
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It was prime location for black mambas, which are highly poisonous, so we had a snake wrangler with us.
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Chimpanzees live in dense forests filled with poisonous snakes and other threats — but luckily, they've got each other's backs.
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In the right hands, and distilled from their poisonous ingredients, populists' habits can be useful even to their opponents.
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"They said that she had been stung by the most poisonous caterpillar in the United States," Chambers told NBC.
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And it does seem that the benefits of the finches using poisonous cigarette butts against ticks outweigh the harm.
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How will you keep your pet safe from holiday's dangers like fireworks, poisonous foods, and other wild party animals?
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"When the bomb exploded I inhaled the poisonous air which I am still smelling even now," said one witness.
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He also said it was a safety issue, because there are poisonous snakes that wander the museum's outdoor areas.
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They're also capable of digesting acacia leaves and seedpods—highly nutritious foods that are poisonous to most other animals.
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I mean, who feels sexy when you are having your breasts removed and poisonous toxins flushed through your veins?
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This is true for all signs, and yet you alone, Scorpio, are symbolized by a poisonous, hard-shelled insect!
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As for what's done with the poisonous barbed fish once on-board, well, apparently they're actually pretty good eating.
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Elsewhere, though, they can be pests, for they are poisonous to many grazing animals, notably cattle, sheep and horses.
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It is the fruit of the poisonous tree and the incentive to come or be brought to America illegally.
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At one of the primary schools in Beijing plagued by "poisonous tracks," the cost was 119 renminbi, or $18.
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Toxic haze in India: Air pollution in northern India climbed to poisonous extremes over the weekend and into Monday.
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They made sure that the cows didn't wander too close to the steep slopes or graze on poisonous plants.
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" He also called the "liberal rote anathema on 'racism'" nothing more than a "poisonous assault on Western self-preference.
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You switch on the radio and hear that the drinking water in London is contaminated by a poisonous toxin.
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As a species, human beings have an inborn and intrinsic fear of jellyfish, spiders, snakes, and all things poisonous.
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No stranger to encounters with these poisonous creatures, Wilcox brings years of personal insight to her research and analysis.
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Communities from Dimock, Pennsylvania to Pavillion, Wyoming to Broomfield, Colorado have had their groundwater imperiled by poisonous fracking fluids.
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Of course, the divorce itself may be a preferred outcome, one that is better than enduring a poisonous relationship.
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The legacy she leaves, the curdled, purist view of Brexit she has helped to shape, is a poisonous one.
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It suggested little remorse; she and others like her still believe in the poisonous ideas of the Islamic State.
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This won't change, and it's even more poisonous in the House, where Republican leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse passes .
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Toxic Plants Hundreds of plants are poisonous to dogs, like American Holly, Aloe, Boxwoods, Daisies – the list goes on.
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The ratings agencies failed abjectly to assess the credit risk in these securities, which were brimming with poisonous loans.
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This is the Clinton impeachment redux in a more partisan and poisonous atmosphere and with the party roles reversed.
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"Secondary binary components can be produced everywhere" and less poisonous components can be combined to produce the final product.
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But while she was in the hut on Thursday night, Ms. Shahi, 18, was bitten by a poisonous snake.
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Thirty years after vacating the island, the Army disclosed that it had also scuttled poisonous munitions in surrounding waters.
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" Not the same way you'd be scared of a poisonous snake, he said, but more like a "social awkwardness.
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Instead, I want to use those moments of rest to fill my brain with more useful, less poisonous content.
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In Tokyo he eats the engorged sperm sac (a delicacy, he is told) of the potentially poisonous fugu fish.
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The reaction to Mr. Renzi's loss illustrated the poisonous tone of the long campaign leading up to the referendum.
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Now is not the time for Republicans to dig in and circle the wagon around a politically poisonous presidency.
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Crying treason and hounding the president's staffers and supporters out of public spaces using bully-boy tactics is poisonous.
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She leads in the polls despite not shying away from positions long considered poisonous, including support for gay rights.
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Mayor Marcus Muhammad called it the "Godfather proposal" — a poisonous deal framed as an offer Benton Harbor can't refuse.
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Correction: The headline of this story originally referred to lionfish as poisonous, not venomous, due to an editing mistake.
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The man who could be the next president of the United States is busy comparing refugees to poisonous snakes.
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Donald Trump Jr. compares refugees to poisonous Skittles: If three could kill you, why risk eating an entire handful?
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Donald Trump's refugee paranoia, his Trojan horses and snakes, and his son's poisonous Skittles might resonate with his supporters.
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The labels on the poisonous batch of Boyaryshnik declared it was 93 percent alcohol, state news agency TASS reported.
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At the end, he wrote he'd bought sodium azide, an explosive that helps airbags inflate and is extremely poisonous.
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The alkaloid toxin coating their skin comes from a food-derived source; without it, they're not poisonous at all.
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" With Poisonous Antidote, Farid takes the over-sharing to an extreme, calling it a "news feed of my life.
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For some foods, this is a selling point—fugu, say, the poisonous fish you need a certificate to properly prepare.
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The tetrodotoxin (TTX) found in poisonous pufferfish also kills by shutting down neuron function by interfering with these sodium channels.
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Alolan Muk has the same poisonous crystals as Alolan Grimer, but they are all over the surface of its body.
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While inhaling toxic and poisonous tobacco smoke is not hot, you gotta admit this version of Harington is quite intriguing.
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A pretty young girl attempting to ninja-murder a businessman ends up with poisonous sea urchins stuck to her face.
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She's the type of girl who conjures a secret garden of beautiful flowers rather than a greenhouse of poisonous plants.
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Anacostia fish, often covered with toxic lesions, are poisonous, yet frequently consumed, a study suggests, by 17,000 mostly poor people.
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Yet Johnson left open the door to abandoning Trump should he look more and more poisonous to down-ballot candidates.
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Reynolds told first responders that Axel smelled like rubbing alcohol, and she posited he may have accidentally drank something poisonous.
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Concerned pet owners can find a complete list of poisonous plants at the Humane Society of the United States' website.
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It also invites the question: Why would Tide design such a mundane but poisonous product to look like fruity candy?
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They cite rising criminality, the danger of poisonous hooch, loss of state revenues and an inability to control the flow.
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If swallowed, they can be poisonous, often causing nausea, sweating, dizziness and tremors, according to the National Capital Poison Center.
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The wildest these nights ever get is when one of them cheekily brings some poisonous herbs to spice things up.
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Ads for a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs parody are leaving a bad taste worse than any poisonous apple.
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During a recent campaign event he called the DA a "poisonous snake" and accused the party of being anti-black.
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I'd taken that poisonous job stress and relocated it to my home, and it flooded through the cracks there, too.
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The political and social discourse in America has grown so poisonous and partisan that I worry for our children's future.
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We get nothing despite doing a favor to the people and preventing them from being bitten by the poisonous reptiles.
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The atmosphere in Parliament may be poisonous, but outside things are worse, with Corbyn supporters accused of intolerance and intimidation.
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For all this talk of the fundamental differences between the parties, however, partisanship did not yet reach today's poisonous extreme.
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These poisonous toads, which are native to South and Central America, have been wreaking havoc on local species ever since.
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Both the logging and the referral are examples of what the Supreme Court calls the fruit of a poisonous tree.
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The world it uncovers is a poisonous nest of preening dandies, bejeweled grande dames, hypocritical sycophants and assorted hangers-on.
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For example, my Poison Series all started because I was fascinated by the colors and textures of poisonous tree frogs.
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"Bats, with their fluttering zig zag flight, are not easy targets," Attenborough says of Zubat, a poisonous bat-like Pokémon.
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The book unfolds into a sprawling, ambitious underwater journey, exploring everything from poisonous fish to shoal formation to fish coloration.
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I enthusiastically joined my family on long hiking trips, learned wilderness survival skills, and successfully identified poisonous and invasive plants.
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In the original cartoon, after a "pansy" orders a drink at a bar, the bartender mixes him a poisonous cocktail.
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Our representatives should be working to improve our lives, not to increase the profits of companies that make poisonous products.
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Every organism needs to avoid parasites and prevent the ingestion of harmful foods (citrus fruits can be poisonous to canines).
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I was up to my calves, maybe ten inches into the water, when I stepped on a poisonous sea urchin.
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The bogging and a run-in with a poisonous snake, he said, had shown it to be a worthwhile investment.
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She recognizes that it's possible to enjoy stories even when you know they're silly at best and poisonous at worst.
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Joan Kallas, Nell steals the lab's poisonous seeds and plants them in her own apartment in outer Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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"It is outrageous that Poisonous Synthetic Heroin Fentanyl comes pouring into the U.S. Postal System from China," Mr. Trump wrote.
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The "poisonous ideology" that produced the terrorist attacks in Manchester and this weekend cannot be contained, he argues, with negotiation.
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She wondered aloud whether the children, who she said had been smelling flowers, had come into contact with something poisonous.
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Kalunde's grandfather, a healer, once watched a sick porcupine eat the roots of a plant known to be quite poisonous.
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As for his safety, Nik says he'll be wearing a gas mask and goggles to protect himself from poisonous gasses.
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Everything is plausible — even the jackbooted Dick Cheney rearing his poisonous head to call for the reboot of Torture Inc.
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For a more complete list of plants that are poisonous to cats, check the ASPCA's Animal Poison Control Center site.
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Silent death emerged: poisonous gases enveloped victims, blinding them, eating their flesh, leaving them to drown in their own fluids.
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Dedicated activists spent hundreds of thousands of hours preaching to youth against poisonous, extremist ideas mandated by Sudan's school curriculums.
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Plants like the nearby Valero facility emit a slew of poisonous chemicals like benzene and hydrogen cyanide into our neighborhoods.
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The drug war destroys black neighborhoods and is central in driving the poisonous relationship between the police and black people.
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And sure enough it's become a poisonous morass for the entire party, and a complete distraction from the populist project.
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Of course, New Guinea has tarantulas, burrowing snakes and the world's only poisonous birds, so maybe it all evens out.
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There must be tartan, and there must also be decorative berries that are poisonous if spotted out in the wild.
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The fighting has also drawn perilously close to a water-treatment plant that stores poisonous chlorine gas, alarming Western officials.
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Other sinister details emerged: Lizzie was reportedly seen trying to buy highly poisonous prussic acid the day before the killings.
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Farid stayed free of social media for 10 months, and only recently reentered various social media platforms for Poisonous Antidote.
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The poisonous air would affect many firefighters, police officers, volunteers, construction workers, clergy and health professionals who arrived at the scene.
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Plus, now that I know our bodies view alcohol as a poisonous substance, I see myself drinking less going forward, too.
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The sludge, a mixture of water and ash from a coal-fired power plant, contained significant amounts of poisonous heavy metals.
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He wants to be with Dany, he wants to keep the North safe, and he wants to avoid poisonous Westerosi politics.
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In trams, people whispered about drinking iodine to block radiation, though they said it was poisonous if you took too much.
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There was a particular pool that warriors were said to visit for seaweed that could be used to make spears poisonous.
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The midterms produced a divided Congress that's emblematic of a split America, drifting further apart and pointing to poisonous years ahead.
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You're never made to question whether you might also be a bad apple from a tree that might just be poisonous.
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Instead, we need to reverse such ignorance by educating ourselves, and we need to avoid taking this tempting but poisonous bait.
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In Libya, meanwhile, there is a risk that antipathy between mainstream Sunni Islam and the Ibadis could have a poisonous effect.
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But the missiles destroyed only a handful of buildings and probably failed to wipe out all of Mr Assad's poisonous arsenal.
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"If U.S. sanctions are applied to prevent Nord Stream 2, the repercussions will be poisonous for the transatlantic relationship," he said.
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The pesticides were thought to be environmentally friendly because they're only supposed to harm insects that bite the now-poisonous plants.
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The poisonous seed in each of them flourishes in the same airless environment, one that is moted by failure and hopelessness.
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Many of them describe a poisonous atmosphere where they're subjected to on-the-job sexual harassment ranging from catcalling to rape.
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Germany could be hit with heavy EU fines if it fails to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and poisonous nitrogen oxides.
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With huge variety in China (several poisonous), picking and sorting mushrooms is done by teams with 25 to 20203 years' experience.
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"The poisonous atmosphere in Washington and the polarization in our country causes warped, twisted minds to do terrible things," Maine Sen.
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And we have an obligation then to confront those views -- which are weak, poisonous and wrong -- and confront them with truth.
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They had no idea that the poisonous gas was filling their home overnight — until they heard the Bella the cat's cries.
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Describing a "poisonous political climate that pushes people away from participating in our public life," Obama appealed for civility in government.
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While paramedics were called to the scene, the man somehow managed to transport himself to the hospital despite the poisonous bite.
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The violence had "added a poisonous envelope around them," he told me, and Lee and Jackson would have to come down.
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The insects are covered in around 700,000 fine, hooked hairs that are poisonous to humans and pets like cats and dogs.
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For Democrats to now slap that poisonous brand on their own efforts would seem, to put it mildly, bewildering and unwise.
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Considering the fact the murderous game comes equipped with knives and poisonous gas, how is it cool with Mona's uninvited inspection?
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Mr Xi would not deign to express such poisonous American ideas as those of Abraham Lincoln that Mr Jiang enjoyed quoting.
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The evidence then becomes what law enforcement calls "fruits of a poisonous tree"—anything that comes from that tree is tainted.
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The air swam with the fine, poisonous particles, which from all sides darted, subtilely, as motes in sunbeams, into the lungs.
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Let's hope British voters seize the opportunity Thursday to reject this poisonous populism — and that U.S. voters follow suit in November.
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Gas seeping out of cracks Besides the ash, which is not poisonous, residents have to worry about choking on sulfur dioxide.
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Like 'Hillbilly Elegy,' this memoir thrillingly evokes the exultant climb out of poisonous isolation and into the life of the mind.
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And if it was then whatever was developed as a result is classic fruit of the poisonous tree: illegal and unusable.
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BERLIN — One diesel car tested by the German government emitted more than 12 times as much poisonous nitrogen oxide as allowed.
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Police allege that Garrett killed Gonzalez "with a poisonous substance and/or by strangulation," according to FOX 5 in Las Vegas.
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Because of Mueller's unconstitutional appointment as special counsel, the raid of Manafort's house is also the fruit of a poisonous tree.
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While the fire sea urchin is poisonous and feared, the red urchin crab has learned to carry it on its back.
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Power is attractive, and electoral victories have a poisonous tendency to serve as public validation of the slogans that produced them.
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We share the concerns of many Americans that extremists are creating a poisonous environment that feeds domestic terrorism in this country.
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People are not healthy because they're eating a lot of terribly processed, poisonous food, and it's hurting the entire human race.
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Why, you may ask, is Smith's poisonous recipe so famous if blood is so often required to trickle from actors' mouths?
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Much of the play's second half is devoted to the infighting among these goons, and their poisonous intrigues eventually grow tiresome.
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He blended chestnuts from his biography with pointed attacks on the National Rifle Association and the "poisonous rhetoric" of Mr. Trump.
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In his years as a herder, Mr. Baka has overcome poisonous snakes, outbreaks of disease, cattle rustlers and counterfeit veterinary drugs.
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It's not uncommon to find shingleback lizards in backyards, spiny echidnas in suburban parks, or poisonous brown snakes in office workplaces.
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A culture that allows men, especially men in power, to think they can do whatever they want is a poisonous culture.
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But our favorite Spider wove a poisonous web, and it seems very possible that he was trying to poison Dany's food.
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And I would say for cultural context, it is as poisonous as something like ... and I'm forgetting the name of it.
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By including them in the Memphis monument, the sponsors acknowledge a poisonous aspect of the movement that is often glossed over.
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Elemental mercury, a liquid metal that breaks into tiny droplets, is a neurotoxin poisonous to the brain and the nervous system.
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Mr. Trump has called for unity after mass shootings and other politically poisonous tragedies that have punctuated his time in office.
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"The days of flooding the inner cities with poisonous diesel emissions are over," said Jürgen Resch, managing director of Deutsche Umwelthilfe.
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The fact that lionfish spines are poisonous could dissuade some diners, but Ruiz said they were easily snipped off after capture.
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But the idea that hope lives or dies on the chances of hitting 1.5˚C is poisonous in the long-term.
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Certain caterpillars will, when infected by parasitic flies, eat poisonous plants, killing or arresting the growth of the larvae within them.
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But we — and by we I mean Thiel — must recognize the distinction between intolerance of dissent and intolerance of poisonous ideas.
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But caprylic acid is an oily liquid that allows the poisonous spray to adhere and spread on enemies' bodies more effectively.
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"Our people have thwarted many poisonous deals and settlement plans that others have tried to impose on our people," said Meshaal.
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At its heart, a powerful but restrained story about the unexpected paths life provides and the poisonous nature of unchecked capitalism.
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But the poisonous parts which include the eyes and the liver are what puts the otherwise nondescript fish in the spotlight.
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The Chinese Communist Party's official newspaper called the app "poisonous" and decried what it said was Apple's complicity in helping protesters.
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But others have talked, albeit less publicly, about the poisonous atmosphere that can be created when trying to push through change.
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Their nematocysts contain minute poisonous barbs; these they use to spear tiny planktonic prey, which they then stuff into their mouths.
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Just like Boris Johnson finds Donald Trump poisonous to his election campaign, politicians in the United States are revising their calculus.
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It can technically be avoided by skilled chefs who steer clear of the fish's poisonous parts, but even then, it's dicey.
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Tomatoes are juicy and flavorful fruits that contain plenty of beneficial vitamins and nutrients, but their leaves are poisonous to humans.
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The place had poisonous snakes, crocodiles and screeching birds, and Carter confronted his father for being absent when Currier was ill.
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Clinton's camp fired back with a scathing reply hours later, calling the accusations "irresponsible and poisonous" in an email to supporters.
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An eight-woman team at Imperial College London led by Martha Whitley had an entire laboratory devoted to explosives and poisonous gases.
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Gordie (José Julián) briefly explains this, but basically ethylene glycol is an odorless and sweet-tasting chemical that is poisonous if ingested.
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Historically, Japan's identity is particularly fraught thanks to a poisonous strain of thought about the uniqueness and superiority of the Japanese race.
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There are few things worse than finding a huge snake lurking in your toilet, but hey, at least this one isn't poisonous.
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The scientists also detected traces of the poisonous bracken plant, which Ötzi likely consumed as a medicine to ward off intestinal parasites.
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The dictionary defines "toxic" as "poisonous" with its roots derived from the medieval Latin term "toxicus," meaning poisoned or imbued with poison.
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Renewables need time to take over, during which the coal industry is going to keep coughing up greenhouse gases and poisonous pollutants.
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The dark, poisonous soil that has given birth to tens of thousands of extremists in Iraq and beyond hasn't lost its fertility.
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Despite this buzz of activity, life in the camp - plagued by crime, filth, poisonous green-mamba snakes and malarial mosquitoes - was hard.
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Your candidate's disregard for humanity and dangerous rhetoric is nonsense -- that nonsense has an audience and it has become poisonous and violent.
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As a kid, you were probably warned not to crack open a glow stick and feast upon the poisonous glowing chemicals inside.
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I believe that ultimately it is we who decide whether words are to be turned into poisonous adders or into peace offerings.
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That explains problems today, says Mao Yushi, a free-market economist and outspoken critic of Mao Zedong's poisonous influence on Chinese society.
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Over the years, they've moved zebras, naked mole rats and poisonous dart frogs, often using professionals who are experts in those breeds.
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Despite the poisonous atmosphere, the British government brought the two sides back to the table in the hope of restarting the Assembly.
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When an unsuspecting fish swims by, this poisonous brew causes its blood sugar to plummet, sending the fish into a hypoglycemic trance.
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I looked down to realize that I had immediately forgotten which of the two plants he had just shown me was poisonous.
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Still, the people on all sides told me that, as they debate their choice of poisons, they'd rather not choose poisonous rhetoric.
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Update: Los Angeles animal control found 84 snakes (some poisonous) and eight alligators during yesterday's investigation at a home in Thousand Oaks.
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The fluids become exotic, oozing non-liquids, also gleaming with the poisonous hydrogen cyanide, oozing below the surface of 55 Cancri e.
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Or Beverley turning into a poisonous gnat and making everyone on the other team want to crawl in a hole and die.
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Donald Trump is really just a larger version of this: a poisonous mixture of white male identity politics and ripping people off.
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I couldn't make another record in the same territory as that one because it was such a terribly poisonous and emotional experience.
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Coal is reaching the end of its poisonous life, and Trump's so-called "Energy Independence" order effectively sentences Appalachia to more poverty.
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Comedian Stephen Colbert wrapped up his live election special on a somber note Tuesday night, calling for a reprieve from "poisonous" politics.
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The GT can be remotely operated, meaning that it can be used in dangerous areas with radiation or poisonous gases, for instance.
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First among the many steps of rebuilding is gutting this house -- hauling out every potentially poisonous artifact of a once-stable life.
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"We can confirm they were given a substance that was considered poisonous for human consumption," Honolulu EMS spokesman Dustin Malama told PEOPLE.
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Kilauea has been spurting lava, molten rock, and poisonous gases from multiple massive fissures on the island of Hawaii since May 3rd.
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You can't fight racism by plucking leaves from the top of the poisonous tree, but by taking an ax to the root.
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The group also said civilians fleeing the attacks testified about what they described as "poisonous smoke" that could have been chemical weapons.
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The smug and familiar humor with which this play hooks us winds up exploding in our faces, like a poisonous prank cigar.
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When he roars at his viewers to turn off the poisonous tube, they obey, then tune in the next evening for more.
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In the last years, European-Turkish relations have been drowning in a poisonous mix of shared interests, shared frustration and rank hypocrisy.
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Each bag of golf balls can weigh around 70 pounds and ponds can often be inhabited by poisonous snakes and even alligators.
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This planted the seed to make her rethink whether all the foods she cut out really were as poisonous as she believed.
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To aid in the war effort, the institute's director, Fritz Haber, and his collaborators had begun experiments with chlorine, a poisonous gas.
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The kitchens operate every day, and when there is little wind the acrid smoke hangs over the village like a poisonous fog.
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His songs and beats live somewhere in-between established musical home keys, hovering uncertainly like the fraught, poisonous relationships he sings about.
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It also has hairs that produce silk and pores all along its body that secrete an unidentified liquid, believed to be poisonous.
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Earning the equivalent of approximately $10 USD per day, the miners endure strenuous work conditions, inhaling poisonous sulfur fumes without proper protection.
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Tsiskaridze was very instrumental in creating a very poisonous atmosphere that by all reports inside the building, basically fell into two camps.
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He added that farmers use little to no protective clothing and increasing levels of poisonous nitrates are showing up in the groundwater.
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"Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" is as applicable to certain poisonous habits of mind as to the gates of Hell.
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I remember being so scared reading it that I threw the book away from me as if it were a poisonous insect.
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My gut reaction is that these student mobbists manage to combine snowflake fragility and lynch mob irrationalism into one perfectly poisonous cocktail.
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Poisonous is more like it at Uber, from Fowler's account of her short time there, which must have felt like an eternity.
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May's inability to lead Britain out of the bloc, a failure that provided a poisonous backdrop to the European Parliament elections. Mrs.
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I worry that irreversible damage is being done to our norms and institutions by this poisonous cocktail of Trump, Twitter and tribalism.
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Many Indians complain that Mr. Modi and his party have created a poisonous atmosphere that has dehumanized minorities and inspired the violence.
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"It is outrageous that Poisonous Synthetic Heroin Fentanyl comes pouring into the U.S. Postal System from China," the president tweeted in August.
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They also reflect how politically poisonous the issue has become, as photographs and news articles circulate about the effects of the practice.
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" Young Jennet was caught in the poisonous relationship between her father and grandfather: "the deep rifts in our family never entirely healed.
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Her most notable superpower is being able to kill anyone with a single kiss: Her lips are laced with a poisonous toxin.
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What authorities like Chandler saw as poisonous to the hallowed national pastime, however, was delicious to fans and inseparable from Durocher's success.
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At some point, he said, he went to Florida, where he caught poisonous snakes in the Everglades and sold them to circuses.
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If the evidence was improperly seized, it could contaminate later evidence derived from it in a "fruit of the poisonous tree" theory.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia said on Thursday it had broken up four Islamist militant cells and seized explosives, poisonous gas and drone aircraft.
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Trilobites The nightshades have an ominous reputation, but this large plant family is more than just its most poisonous members, like belladonna.
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" On a gap year after high school, Henriques joined a military expedition in Belize, as the mission's "photographer and poisonous animals man.
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People often use the words poisonous and venomous interchangeably — and although they're both toxins, there's a big difference in the delivery process.
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The failure mode of a poisonous system is a death-spiral feedback loop that quickly infects your employees, until they become amoral bureaucrats.
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"After all, better to avoid and run away from a stick than it is to get bitten by a poisonous snake," Kirsch says.
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He did apologize for his racist remarks but never came to terms with the poisonous homophobia that was his political stock-in-trade.
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Image: FDAAnd to be clear, adulterated food and poisonous additives definitely killed a lot of people, from babes in arms to war veterans.
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Lucinda Hawksley's book Bitten by Witch Fever chronicles the rise of poisonous pigments in the 21862th century through the burgeoning British wallpaper trade.
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The library is storing the poisonous volumes in separate cardboard boxes with safety labels in a ventilated cabinet, according to Rasmussen and Holck.
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Also anyone telling someone to eat something toxic/poisonous or [who] blatantly has no idea what the plant/mushroom is will be removed.
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Promotions for a new Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs parody are leaving people with a bad taste worse than a poisonous apple.
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Mercury, which the miners use to separate gold from sediment, but which is poisonous to humans and fish alike, leaks into the river.
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Crockford got the idea for her research while spending hours in Uganda's Budongo Forest, and observing chimps alerting each other of poisonous snakes.
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On a weirder note, the flowers are also known to possess a poisonous sap, but we're thinking Markle didn't take that into account.
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This could mean that this game takes place after the events of Metro 2033 and the air may not be quite as poisonous.
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What we can't afford is for the political climate to become so poisonous that women will stay home, and unwittingly elect Donald Trump.
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With every moment of enlightenment there come poisonous flowers, said Nathaniel Hawthorne, and we have seen it in every political and cultural moment.
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As the unregulated industry grew, many of the products it produced were dangerous to the skin or even poisonous, much like traditional kohl.
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The ongoing Flint Water Crisis, where an entire city was exposed to poisonous lead-contaminated water, is only one example of this contrast.
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Frances Barber and Dana Ivey are poisonous perfection in a cast that's mostly wonderful, even if Mark Linn-Baker seems a little wan.
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Despising the success of someone you loathe is as poisonous to the mind and soul as the schadenfreude of reveling in their defeat.
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The air quality index, which measures the concentration of poisonous particulate matter, has risen above 300 in parts of Delhi in recent days.
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The charmers in Bedia primarily work with Indian cobras, a type of poisonous snake that kills around 10,000 people a year in India.
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Trypophobia might be an evolutionary warning sign to protect us from things that might harm us, like poisonous animals with hole-cluster patterns.
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They conducted their own data analysis and determined that there was widespread lead, lung carcinogens and other poisonous cancer-causing materials, Carr said.
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On top of that, all of the illegal vapes contained pesticides, including myclobutanil, which can break down into poisonous hydrogen cyanide when inhaled.
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Mr. Fallon also said that Britain would seek to "intensify our efforts in combating this poisonous ideology," although he did not say how.
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The poisonous fruit of that experiment — violent crime, overwhelmed social services, and the erosion of American culture—is something that most Americans reject.
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In fact, such allegations are even more poisonous, since they point to many other divisions in French society, social as well as cultural.
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Outdoor activities, outdoor life — I'm just curious about it, and the names of plants, what plants you can use, what plants are poisonous.
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He just gave him a good look at ... that face ... and even the most obtuse and poisonous viper became a mewling little pussy.
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First, there are orcs, goblins, poisonous snakes and slime beasts to overcome, as you explore the Dwarven ruins of the mountain's bottom levels.
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"That may well be positive for the pound in the short term but could be poisonous for politics in the UK," he added.
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The color is nice, but it's also the same color as many things: the sky, the ocean, poisonous tree frogs, the Walmart logo.
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The reported strain of E. coli, which produces poisonous substances known as Shiga toxins, can cause severe abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
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Until recently, many spirit children were taken to a concoction man who would lock them in a room after administering a poisonous potion.
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A routine exchange: his poisonous adjectives whispered sharply across his pillow to mine, and my silence like a dull shield in his face.
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But because of its resemblance to a poisonous fruit found around the Mediterranean, the tomato was long used only as a table decoration.
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One species, Allobates femoralis, may or may not be mildly poisonous, and for color it has a splash of orange on its thighs.
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Not only are our social networks turning into poisonous echo chambers, but partisan animosity is also higher than it has been in decades.
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That eruption also wreaked havoc elsewhere, as far away as Syria and the Sahara, spreading poisonous haze and drastically affecting the global climate.
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Her rather deformed face is a result of living in the poisonous swamp region of Farron Keep, and I love her for it.
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The local toads are poisonous, but some of the bullfrogs are edible and can weigh up to three pounds, yielding lots of protein.
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The plants they are extracted from can be poisonous, and heavy metal salts are often used to fix the colors to the fabric.
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Her alma mater, Columbia, banished all six members of her lab group after their work on the detoxification of poisonous plants proved fatal.
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One early chronicler claimed to have seen white sands strewn with skeletons; another conjured poisonous dust clouds swooping over fields of glittering gems.
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He also talked about which views are too "poisonous" to be given an airing in his pages, such as Richard Spencer's white nationalism.
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This is why so many of us are afraid of non-poisonous snakes, but don't fear getting behind the wheel of a car.
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One of the reasons the debate about transgender rights in the West has become so poisonous is that some people are genuinely transphobic.
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If you do want to camp, take solace in the fact that Réunion has no native mammals, and no poisonous insects or reptiles.
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Even so, the relationship between the United States and Russia cannot be allowed to slip back into a poisonous Cold War-like rivalry.
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According to Western Australia's Department of Fisheries, puffer fish are the second most poisonous vertebrate in the world after the golden poison frog.
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It's a dramatic departure from turmoil that surrounded the health-care debate earlier this year, when poisonous GOP infighting essentially doomed the legislation.
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He responded that Facebook should look for societies where people are likely to put out "poisonous messages," and then monitor the language there.
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The investigation into the poisonous liquor is ongoing and eight people, including the two sellers, have been arrested, police spokesperson Shalin Sharma said.
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The reported strain of E. coli, which produces poisonous substances known as Shiga toxins, can cause severe stomach cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
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By treating lethal assistance to Ukraine as an annual entitlement, Washington also continues to strangle U.S.-Russia relations, already at a poisonous point.
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NEW DELHI — At least 95 people have died in northeastern India this past week after drinking poisonous homemade alcohol, officials said on Saturday.
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In Transylvania, people believed an eclipse was caused by the sun turning its back on the sins of humanity, creating a poisonous dew.
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People always believed there were poisonous mushrooms—ones that had strange effects or made you delirious—but no one nailed down which exact species.
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And there's the "conclusive evidence" that e-cigarettes can explode and burn people, and that the liquids in e-cigarettes can be fatally poisonous.
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When they find them, they use tiny poisonous harpoons called nematocysts to shoot and kill the prey cell, reel them in, and eat them.
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Spicer's encouragement of public delusions of the existence of a super-secret, unelected "Deep State" supposedly intent upon sabotaging the new President was poisonous.
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You know, because many mushrooms are poisonous, and if you eat the wrong ones your organs will shut down and you will freaking die.
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Harrison's video also shows the girl's parents, who remained astoundingly chill despite the whole "poisonous, slithering biting machine hanging above our daughter's bed" thing.
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Together, they're a tribute to the horrors of co-dependency, which reaches its dark, poisonous climax as "Forever" winds toward its retrospectively inevitable conclusion.
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Choosing a birth control method is a personal choice, but there are numerous options to try out before you start foraging for poisonous plants.
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"Rising U.S. rates, weak emerging market macro fundamentals and jittery geopolitics make for a poisonous concoction for EM assets," analysts at Danske Bank said.
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The reason we worry so much about lead in water, in paint, or in any environment is that lead is extremely poisonous when ingested.
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Todd Volkmann from the Great Plains Nature Center told KWCH12 that the reptile is a western rat snake, which aren't poisonous, but do bite.
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At Liverpool, it took years for the poisonous neglect and stupidity of George Gillett and Tom Hicks to knock Benitez out of the door.
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Right-wingers on Twitter, including Cernovich, have turned the tactic of reporting offensive past tweets into a poisonous campaign against liberals — winning temporary suspensions.
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The depth to which the poisonous language of extremism can seep into a young mind comes up in myriad other ways throughout the film.
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Faced with the literally poisonous level of potency of the opioids currently available on the street, most consumers have been hard-pressed to adapt.
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A row over anti-Semitism entered its most poisonous phase, with the shadow cabinet in open revolt against Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's far-left leader.
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I would have been the first one to bite into one of those poisonous fruits after eating vitamin jello shots for over a year.
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Though Patrick fails in his mission, Spongebob is forced to return home anyway after being stung by jellyfish and attacked by poisonous sea urchins.
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If the snake videos weren't enough of a clue, Taylor's enemies have driven her to a poisonous place — or so she'd have us believe.
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When a slave in an early 18th-century Jamaican plantation was found with a supposedly poisonous plant, his European overlords showed him no mercy.
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Europeans on the plantation became curious about the plant and, building on the slave's "accidental finding", they eventually concluded it wasn't poisonous at all.
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I think if we have them here, we can show you about how Ed -- basically describing Ed as a racists, saying that Ed -- poisonous.
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I feel like storytelling for some reason doesn't rouse people from their immediate attraction to coolness, and that actually turns out to be poisonous.
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The negotiating climate has become increasingly poisonous after a sudden halt last week in talks toward a deal to shield the Dreamers from deportation.
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"The spread of bogus stories about the use of chlorine and other poisonous substances by government forces continues," the ministry said in a statement.
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Color changes in leaves, fruits and vegetables can indicate age or ripeness and even offer a warning that something may be poisonous or rotten.
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The compounds must be removed before oil enters pipelines as they can destroy refining equipment or, at high temperatures, create the poisonous gas chlorine.
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So you take something we class as harmless, like chocolate; that's poisonous to dogs thanks to the way it breaks down in the body.
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Its story is riddled with characters who confuse their abilities with virtue, where every power fantasy is poisonous as soon as it is indulged.
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The episode of the week for August 6 through 12 is "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree," the third episode of Discovery Channel's Manhunt: Unabomber.
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Residents also have had to contend with poisonous gases given off by the lava, which can include laze -- hydrochloric acid and volcanic glass particles.
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The new find shows that plants in the very poisonous genus existed for many millions of years before humans evolved from our primate ancestors.
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Union members have gone on strike, of course, but both sides seem to understand that a poisonous relationship risks wrecking the state's main industry.
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That period at the end of the last century is now remembered as one of poisonous team politics and infighting that ravaged the team.
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"They have necrotic venom and as you see that's pretty poisonous and that can result in the premature death of blood cells," Joshi said.
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Scientists in Massachusetts want to create a colony of timber rattlesnakes, which are poisonous, on an uninhabited island in the center of the state.
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But use too much — or boil it in the wrong kind of pot (a stainless steel one is required) — and it could be poisonous.
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The shelter his company offers is a reinforced, air-tight basement with an air purifier that can block radiation as well as poisonous gas.
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In October 1948, a poisonous smog killed 26 people and impacted thousands more in Donora, a suburb of Pittsburgh, as well as neighboring communities.
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In the current poisonous political environment two out of three of our constitutional institutions, the presidency and the congress, are suffering from public disrepute.
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Personally, I'd rather spend the day doing other things, like go karting or licking the back of a poisonous frog and seeing what happens.
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Minutes later, this unexpected event gained new meaning when a hotel guest discovered a poisonous snake several feet long waiting at a side entrance.
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Maniacs have always existed in dark crevices of American life, and no amount of public condemnation will ever stop them from developing poisonous ideas.
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Ms. Ren often tastes his food herself to make sure it isn't rancid or poisonous, as she believes Chinese pet food can sometimes be.
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These incidents seem small, but add them together, nurture them with silence and acquiescence, and what grows is the poisonous weed of anti-Semitism.
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She's "the One" in the sense that she keeps turning our focus toward something dark and poisonous at the heart of too many lives.
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As recently as last year, he denounced the "poisonous impact of Xu and Guo" to army cadres, the state-run Beijing Youth Daily said.
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