The review included "carcinogenicity, reproductive and developmental toxicity, eye and skin irritation, and short term and long term toxicity," he said.
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This war on cops in pop culture and in parts of our politics created a toxicity, a toxicity that the Dallas shooter bought into.
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How it could hurt you: There are limited health studies, but preliminary work suggests "acute toxicity, eye irritation, skin irritation, skin sensitization," and perhaps reproductive and developmental toxicity.
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The poor communication around toxicity on social media is disheartening.
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Not just gender, just everything, there's so much toxicity everywhere.
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You don't see toxicity because you don't behave that way.
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As for the toxicity, I left that behind with Rho.
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It was also thought that they had a low toxicity.
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"These are all signs of heavy metal toxicity," he said.
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That toxicity among Democrats can help in tangible ways, too.
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An autopsy determined that Simcakoski died from mixed drug toxicity.
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His official diagnosis was "persistent retinal toxicity," the report concluded.
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"That's where we see the potential cardiovascular toxicity," Goniewicz said.
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Toxicity levels from the medication made him angry and confused.
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They were particularly struck by the drug's lack of toxicity.
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Epic hopes this will combat the toxicity found on Steam.
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Unfortunately, it's not difficult to find toxicity in the workplace.
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"We do see a difference in toxicity," the researcher said.
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Toxicity is the only thing that you can think about.
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When did the shift toward commodifying and marketing toxicity occur?
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The company says this transparency reduces the toxicity around teammates.
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But sometimes the toxicity comes from Twitter users like Musk.
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Miller's cause of death was listed as mixed drug toxicity.
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To Pinterest, for taking a stand against social media toxicity.
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Escalating political discussion at work is a recipe for toxicity.
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Check Civil Defense for road closures and air toxicity reports.
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Male toxicity and rage have brought us to this place.
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But a lot of Twitter toxicity isn't clear ban-worthy monstrosity.
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I feel appalled as American by the divisiveness and by toxicity.
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Like many things on the internet, it quickly devolved into toxicity.
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Yes. Do I recognize the toxicity of his drug-fueled world?
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Besides toxicity criteria, the new regulatory framework includes changes in labeling.
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In severe cases, urea toxicity could put you into a coma.
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It kept some of the more overt toxicity out of things.
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But what if the signs of toxicity are far more subtle?
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Are chemicals leaching out of these plastics and then causing toxicity?
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One of the fatal side effects of bleomycin is pulmonary toxicity.
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They were poking fun at the toxicity of men's bad behaviors.
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I certainly don't want to be putting out any more toxicity.
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The water's tropical blue color is a result of its toxicity.
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Not to mention the friction and divisiveness and toxicity of that.
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"Again the woman is suffering for the toxicity of the man."
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The statement said the children died of severe sepsis or toxicity.
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Then: Final cause of death: Acute propoxyphene and diazepam toxicity. Suicide.
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The cause of death was found to be acute methamphetamine toxicity.
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It's okay to walk away from toxicity, regardless of the source.
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There was one significant omission: the toxicity of smoke from construction materials.
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Labour has not yet grasped the crushing electoral toxicity of Jeremy Corbyn.
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But the problem of removing toxicity from any platform is incredibly difficult.
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She talked openly, but without toxicity, about what had happened to us.
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But he did die of fentanyl toxicity, according to the autopsy report.
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As Dr. Khan explains, acetaminophen toxicity is real and can be deadly.
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The toxicity of this campaign won't really matter in the short term.
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The prehistoric flowers' attractiveness and incredible state of preservation belie their toxicity.
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McCain is facing a double whammy of Senate obstruction and Trump toxicity.
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Sometimes you can feel underlying toxicity just by not feeling any energy.
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To what degree did the toxicity around Mr. Parker dent ticket sales?
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It is also linked to liver toxicity, liver cancer and lung cancer.
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Previous studies suggest has different levels of liver toxicity throughout the day.
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As these mixed messages persist, so do reports of passive fentanyl toxicity.
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In the hierarchy of Trump toxicity, this may be the most insidious.
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Other sources of toxicity — the dye cupboard, for example — have been addressed.
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"You can avoid unnecessary toxicity to patients who won't benefit," Valeri said.
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That said, the toxicity and unfairness of this situation is mind-boggling.
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If you have a system that incentivizes toxicity, you should change, right?
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These enigmatic images make visible the otherwise unseen toxicity of the ground.
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Listed side effects include possible respiratory infections, kidney toxicity and blood clots.
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It's not about residential segregation or the environmental toxicity of poor areas.
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You have hate-mongering and toxicity and the shutting down of voices.
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The health agency cited safety concerns, including risk of infection and kidney toxicity.
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Gus hides his own nice-guy toxicity under a smooth layer of victimhood.
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My heart breaks for Kesha and all people affected by this toxicity. Fuck.
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For some folks, these spaces have become synonymous with trolling, harassment, and toxicity.
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There have been some concerns about liver toxicity with drugs in this class.
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Breitbart's inclusion suggests that it checked enough of Facebook's boxes, despite its toxicity.
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Yet despite this, and Mr Blair's undoubted political toxicity, his argument was important.
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Toxicity among fan communities is inevitable, but the normalization of it is not.
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An autopsy concluded that the cardiac arrest was due to mixed drug toxicity.
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And the idea of toxicity leaves too much room between us and them.
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For more information about pets and marijuana toxicity, check out our explainer here.
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And soon enough, that toxicity started bleeding right back into my dating life.
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Squadbox also scores each message's toxicity level to help moderators when vetting emails.
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So many oddities of mine can be traced back to active mthfr toxicity.
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I say yes — even though, often, fans mistake this toxicity for true romance.
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No specific treatment for Sargassum toxicity exists, although supportive medical care can help.
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Even if Trump loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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But Frei says since joining the company, she has not seen any toxicity.
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This suggests that much of the online toxicity is attributable to ordinary people.
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It's really our own bodies fighting the toxicity that causes all the problems.
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That analysis stands, but may have overestimated Republican competence and underestimated Trump's toxicity.
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"I had discovered the toxicity on my team pretty early on," she said.
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There are multiple causes, including hormone decline, heavy metal toxicity and nutrient depletion.
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OPs can cause toxicity through all routes — inhalation, consumption, and physical skin contact.
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The spraying has prompted protests from environmentalists and residents worried about naled's toxicity.
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But, the potential negative side effects and toxicity of benzodiazepines are well-established.
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The star-struck punk acolytes who haven't yet developed antidotes to her toxicity?
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The therapeutic index is the ratio of a drug's efficacy to its toxicity.
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State of the Art You gasp with each new report on Uber's toxicity.
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"Dog deworming tablets are really cheap and have low toxicity," the patient said.
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""Relationships without trust and support lead to toxicity and a cycle of despair.
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Psychedelic drugs don't come close to the toxicity or abuse potential of cocaine.
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It is that now, but I'm going to challenge you on the toxicity.
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Drug toxicity was determined as the cause of Mark's death, according to Gloucestershire Live.
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"Toxicity that focuses - sadly, tragically - often on refugees, on migrants, on foreigners," he said.
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And there was no signs of either addiction or toxicity in the mice's brains.
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And also just bad management, how did it get to that level of toxicity?
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It's a stimulant with similar effects to MDMA but with much higher toxicity levels.
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Microsoft also wants to tackle the challenge of voice chat toxicity on Xbox Live.
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It's a simple but powerful way of separating yourself from the other person's toxicity.
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This is important because not all particle pollutants are the same toxicity, Thurston said.
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This incident is inextricable from the larger conversation on harassment and toxicity in games.
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Let them keep that particular throne and maybe you keep the toxicity to yourself?
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This isn't the first time health advocates have highlighted the toxicity of e-cigarettes.
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According to authorities, he died of a "mixed drug toxicity" of heroin and alcohol.
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This has led to an ideas marketplace in which toxicity is allowed to flourish.
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And with the men, this toxicity ends up being shown through anger and violence.
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" He said sodium borate, the known component used in slime, has "very low toxicity.
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We have to try to make sure that adolescents are aware of the toxicity.
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At best, moderation tech only dampens the toxicity that's visible at the network's surface.
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It's the easiest way to get that toxicity out of my point of view.
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E-cigarettes let users inhale nicotine without the toxicity that comes from burning tobacco.
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Using a slider tool, you can see how certain comments were filtered by toxicity.
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Seizures or convulsions are known potential side effects of nicotine toxicity, the FDA said.
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It is meant to help researchers understand the varying toxicity of different tobacco products.
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So the liming and toxicity you see elsewhere in the leather trade is eliminated.
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The toxicity with 5-HTP is lower than that of SSRIs, since it's natural.
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Maybe if online speech were treated similarly, some of the toxicity could be contained.
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Even in India, the plant's use in traditional medicine is banned because of toxicity.
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Until, that is, blood work showed that Tegretol was causing toxicity in my liver.
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But he also admits that he probably can't forget the toxicity of Varner's words.
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In fairness, there was much more to Mr. Netanyahu's campaign than lies and toxicity.
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The Coroner's report also cites methamphetamine toxicity as a significant factor in his death.
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"I was completely surprised at the excess of renal toxicity with ibuprofen," Nissen said.
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Fox's problem wasn't a single bad man; it's the toxicity of the company itself.
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So, what do we know about the toxicity of BPA at ordinary exposure levels?
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And they're both about how easy it is to use toxicity as a crutch.
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The contractor they all worked for, Jacobs Engineering, "lied about the toxicity of coal ash, refused to provide them protective gear, threatened to fire them if they brought their own, [and] manipulated toxicity test results," according to the workers' lawsuit against the company.
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The Environmental Protection Agency lists aluminum phosphide in "Toxicity Category I" -- the most toxic category.
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But that toxicity cannot affect the child, so I have to do something about this.
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The Asian hornet's venom has a class II toxicity level, with an undoubtedly painful sting.
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Why subject myself to Twitter's unyielding toxicity on a regular basis for so little reward?
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According to areport from coroner's office released yesterday, the festivalgoers died of acute MDMA toxicity.
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Melissa Ryan writes Ctrl Alt-Right Delete, a weekly newsletter covering extremism and online toxicity.
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Sarepta acknowledged that kidney toxicity was observed in animal trials, which tested the drug, golodirsen.
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Mac Miller's cause of death has been confirmed as mixed-drug toxicity, Us Weekly reports.
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In January, the Onslow County, North Carolina, Sheriff's Office said Mariah died by chloroform toxicity.
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The signs of marijuana toxicity are impaired coordination, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, depression, seizures and coma.
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When people talk about online toxicity, they tend to focus on these apex predator cases.
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And there has been little research on safety, toxicity and allergies associated with insect consumption.
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Zeng called for more research and development to produce highly-effective alternatives with low toxicity.
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There's a spectrum; toxicity depends on what it is and how much you take in.
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So there's already less toxicity and your body is responding with less aggression towards it.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says methanol's toxicity comes from its metabolic products.
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I know that may sound absurd, but this is how far-reaching Trump's toxicity is.
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Prosecutors charged three executives at Oxy in May with shirking toxicity tests on the disinfectant.
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Once he's exposed to Level 4 toxicity, it really starts to mess with his mind.
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Later, Syberg will chemically analyze the plastic, water and biological samples to test their toxicity.
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For example, photochemical oxidation leading to ozone may also increase the toxicity of hydrocarbon particulates.
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We cannot fight for legislative progress while ignoring the cultural toxicity of silence and shame.
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"I'm really interested in the financial toxicity of cancer in this age group," she said.
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That means we need to compare pediatric lead toxicity between communities across the entire country.
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Lead toxicity is likely not an emergency in most communities, but we don't really know.
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Depending on a streamer's chat moderation, racist and sexist toxicity can, and does, get through.
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Still, the Trump administration has demonstrated remarkable tolerance for some very high levels of toxicity.
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In fact, the toxicity enveloping Trump expands with every ink-riddled breath from the media.
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Toxicity is the only thing that makes you feel better when you're in a rush.
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The altercation has been portrayed as an illustration of the new toxicity of American politics.
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Some companies say that cycling also reduces the chances of liver toxicity from taking prohormones.
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But the toxicity of the politics underneath it all grows stronger with time as well.
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Cersei has requested that he use that infernal crossbow, the ultimate emblem of Lannister toxicity.
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But what if a better way of combating online toxicity were right under our noses?
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In fact, their toxicity hardly seems out of place considering the zeitgeist of the moment.
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The cause of his death was ruled as heroin toxicity, according to the autopsy report.
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He said non-tolerant soy was one of the most susceptible plants to dicamba's toxicity.
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He said non-tolerant soy is one of the most susceptible plants to dicamba's toxicity.
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Or at least it would, if Love, Simon didn't fully acknowledge the toxicity of Martin's behavior.
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"The individual who experiences the most financial toxicity just doesn't have enough life savings," Sherman said.
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From the beginning, Clinton's team has seriously underestimated the political toxicity of her private email server.
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They're how bullies and assaulters know that their toxicity will be tolerated, excused, normalized, and justified.
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" And later he said, "Oh my God, you're [right] ..." I was like, "I always see toxicity.
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Meanwhile the E.P.A., drawing from Bilott's research, began its own investigation into the toxicity of PFOA.
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In 2016, an editor said the toxicity of the community had led him to contemplate suicide.
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This has worked in the past, this aggression, this pugnaciousness, that's veered over into toxicity, really.
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The toxicology report said it was the result of "mixed drug toxicity" from fentanyl and cocaine.
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Using data from tested substances these algorithms are able to estimate the toxicity of untested ones.
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But on the whole, there isn't the same toxicity permeating every single part of the game.
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The altercation has been portrayed as a sign of the toxicity that has infused American politics.
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Drug toxicity was determined the cause of Mark's death, which the coroner classified as a suicide.
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Masten says they have generally low toxicity, which is good because they're pretty hard to avoid.
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Then, you figure out the inherent toxicity of the chemical and how many people were exposed.
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This is obsession — and more and more, it's creating a cultural toxicity that borders on dangerous.
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And every single person I spoke with, I then started looking for, where is the toxicity?
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There is so much toxicity in northern Chinese cities that half the water there is undrinkable.
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How well he dilutes the level of toxicity may well be the measure of his success.
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"We don't recommend DEET strength above 20 percent because of concern about toxicity," Dr. Hebert said.
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The toxicity of fame has reached the 23-year-old's core and it's starting to show.
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But Trump's toxicity with racial minorities has given Democrats reason to believe they can do well.
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Tesseract has redesigned thrusters for low toxicity fuels and modern manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing.
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Numerous patients discontinued using Juxtapid after suffering conditions including liver toxicity and gastrointestinal distress, prosecutors said.
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And it inspired a book and movie about the ridiculousness and toxicity of racism in America.
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The same toxicity plagues streaming sites like Twitch and YouTube, where people watch other gamers play.
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Doctors diagnosed him with retinal toxicity, an eye disorder that affects how a person sees color.
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National Park Service signs went up, amid warnings that the blooms were being tested for toxicity.
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But it does seem like a genuinely smart approach to promoting healthier conversations and reducing toxicity.
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Well, because without mammal studies, the toxicity of chemical substances will be more difficult to prove.
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And I'm glad that you studied that and changed it, but how do you measure toxicity?
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But again, chemical toxicity and chemical use doesn't make the list of items to report on.
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"Companies are not necessarily toxic as a whole but have micro segments of toxicity," she says.
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But the degree of the toxicity, and the threat it poses, remain an agita-producing mystery.
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After leaving he started a nonprofit group to evaluate chemical toxicity, mostly for the chemical industry.
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Most of these are naturally derived rather than synthetic, but this has no bearing on toxicity.
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ANDRE CALANTZOPOULOS: Because they have much more toxicity and exposure to chemicals, vastly lower than cigarettes.
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We just don't have the evidence yet on their toxicity or ability to help people quit.
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At first, I was simply trying to escape the toxicity of the election on social media.
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His upcoming career survey at Parrasch Heijnen Gallery covers 50 years of work, from these acrylic and plastic sculptures, to the two-dimensional works he began making in the early '37s due to the toxicity of the chemicals, and more recent sculptural explorations with low-toxicity polyurethane.
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Their compounds overcome multiple resistance mechanisms across 15 cancers to increase efficacy and decrease toxicity of treatments.
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But to the question of what's a level of toxicity that's dangerous—that depends on the person.
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If your dog shows symptoms of vitamin D toxicity, take them to see a veterinarian right away.
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Endre and Mária aren't blind or invulnerable to such social toxicity, with multitude petty resentments and mistrust.
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Despite the toxicity, former cable news anchor Greta Van Susteren is not giving up on social media.
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And I found this suggestion from Balaji Srinivasan interesting: will "toxicity kits" become the new DNA kits?
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It can turn people into monsters and that toxicity can end up spilling into their physical world.
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Her cause of death was determined to be methamphetamine toxicity, and her death was ruled a homicide.
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In many cases, with monitoring, pets fully recover from marijuana toxicity with no complications or side effects.
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And the destructive dynamic in Anna Pitoniak's Necessary People is the kind of toxicity you've probably encountered.
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Heating and vaporizing those chemicals affect their chemical composition and toxicity in ways that are still undiscovered.
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So if you take yourself out of it, you're not infected with this toxicity all the time.
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He said Epic would integrate a way for players to contact developes privately, hoping to mitigate toxicity.
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According to the toxicology report, it was the result of "mixed drug toxicity" -- specifically fentanyl and cocaine.
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From the moment she entered the workroom she brought exactly this kind of toxicity into the environment.
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Mariah Woods was killed by chloroform toxicity, the Onslow County, North Carolina, Sheriff's Office said on Wednesday.
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It's great that Canadian consumers won't have to deal with the toxicity of this particular product anymore.
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Considering that terminally ill patients have multiple grave medical conditions, the potential for unwanted toxicity is high.
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The existence of daytime variation in chemotherapy efficiency and toxicity has been well known for many years.
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Thomas said it's probably because they are in denial about the level of toxicity their family has.
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In chemical terms, there is a direct way to measure the damage caused by a sting: toxicity.
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Fixing CBS' culture – and the industry's at large – will involve tearing out its toxicity by the roots.
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So, it's not hard to see why the game has a reputation for toxicity and player harassment.
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Recently, many are instead ditching it for more complex descriptions of how enzymes may affect MDMA toxicity.
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The political toxicity of that line was, I suspect, not an accident but rather precisely the point.
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"Metabolism slows in older adults, so toxicity to benzos builds up, which can cause dizziness," she said.
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Pesticides were a more day-to-day concern for these women than the toxicity emanating from Washington.
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City officials said the toxicity levy, known as the T-Charge, was intended to improve air quality.
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"Seizures or convulsions are known potential side effects of nicotine toxicity," the agency said at the time.
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Trasande called the EPA's framework for evaluating toxicity "over-simplified and "limited on a number of levels.
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"Lead is a chemical element for which toxicity in humans has been well documented," the FDA wrote.
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Microsoft revealed these filters last month, and they're designed to prevent toxicity on the Xbox Live platform.
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Naturally, you might be worried about toxicity, but this stuff is benign in the environment, Appel says.
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The market took a hit after Germany banned the product in 2000 over worries about liver toxicity.
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When an explosion happens, nearby neighborhoods, mostly Latinx and people of color, are exposed to this toxicity.
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The plan also lays out the next suite of PFAS chemicals that EPA will study for toxicity.
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Bigger questions center on the toxicity of e-cigarette's aerosol and liquids — and their potential long-term effects.
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Scientists studying toxicity in chemicals feed, inject, or spray them on animals to suss out potential ill effects.
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If YouTube comments stink, and they do, then YouTube live stream chats are positively radioactive in their toxicity.
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It's unclear how teens — and the now-twentysomething young millennials — perceived Facebook's toxicity before the rest of us.
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Labour moderates, who grasp the toxicity of this comradeship among voters shivering on packed station platforms, privately despair.
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For me, it still has that kind of beauty, which is a surface beauty with a toxicity underneath.
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Getting a handle on the size and severity of the toxicity problem in the Wikipedia community is difficult.
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Results from an 18-month toxicity and carcinogenicity study in mice is expected by the end of June.
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The toxicity and hostility we hold towards one another regarding these issues make conversations like this 10x harder.
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This is based on better evidence of the effects of low-level mercury toxicity on intelligence and earnings.
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Paying to pick up new weapons in the fight against toxicity seems like a reasonable investment to demand.
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This, to me, is one of the most frustrating and sad things about the toxicity of games culture.
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Humans, Schroepfer concedes, are dispensing toxicity in ways so novel that A.I. has a hard time keeping up.
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It's why, at the time, people were thinking a lot about the toxicity of nerd culture in general.
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Despite the opportunities YouTube presents, Hinton harbors no illusion as to the toxicity inherent in the site's culture.
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"Naturally occurring toxins in the lychee fruit are associated with toxicity that led to this encephalopathy," she said.
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I heard tales about soy milk and hormones and toxicity, so I tried to cut that out, too.
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The company is working with the FDA to identify whether the drug is the cause of the toxicity.
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Maria Menounos understands firsthand the effects that bullying and toxicity in the workforce can have on one's health.
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At the time, physicians were not familiar with the power and toxicity of the new T cell therapy.
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The charge will replace a previously announced "Toxicity-charge" of £10, which comes in to force this October.
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It's so easy to get stressed out in the city and feel that toxicity on a cellular level.
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This Wired article makes a legitimate and important point about the toxicity of workplaces in the tech world.
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The problem is, ultimately, toxicity and division drives engagement, captures attention and makes Facebook a lot of money.
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The latest evidence of McConnell's toxicity among Republican voters came in a West Virginia Senate debate this week.
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A toxicity charge aimed at discouraging the use of polluting vehicles in central London has come into force.
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Cisplatin extends survival by a few months, but nearly half of bladder cancer patients cannot endure its toxicity.
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There is no denying that partisanship has gained observable strength and toxicity in recent years (2016 in particular).
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Two of the most studied, PFOA and PFOS, are associated collectively with cancer and reproductive and developmental toxicity.
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Wearing no makeup, he talks about cutting ties with Gutierrez and Lee and removing toxicity from his life.
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Spectinomycin involves a painful muscular injection and has been linked to toxicity and a range of side-effects.
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But also, who the fuck hasn't at some point in their life been the very embodiment of toxicity?
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"This series... perpetuates not only the toxicity of diet culture, but the objectification of women's bodies," it reads.
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Exxon's modus operandi for saving face was to discredit science that provided evidence for oil's long-term toxicity.
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But he was stunned at the breadth, toxicity, and illegality of what Noel and Edwards were showing him.
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A critical government program that assesses the toxicity of chemicals to human health is now, itself, at risk.
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Maybe the answer will emerge when the nation's cumulative gun violence toxicity level reaches a critical tipping point.
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Bigger questions center on the toxicity of e-cigarette's aerosol and liquids — and their potential long-term effects.
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That meant one child was exposed, in utero, to a higher level of environmental toxicity than the other.
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And we had an incredibly tight emotional affair that helped me see the toxicity of my own marriage.
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Note that a lot of these are good for navigating the toxicity of social media in general: 1.
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Phase 1 trials typically assess the safety and toxicity of a drug in a small number of volunteers.
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Another is that there's no real data on toxicity from pulegone inhalation versus consumption in food or drinks.
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But the perverse reality of the market today is that cancer treatment comes with its own financial toxicity.
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The National Institutes of Health also reports that instances of liver toxicity from valerian root are very rare.
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"She had lots of ups and downs in her treatment and she struggled with toxicity," Dr. Hudson said.
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Schrader is now known as the "father of nerve agents," having boosted the toxicity and deliverability of his compounds.
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We want to be a beacon of hope to attract the people that are sick of social media's toxicity.
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The social network's efforts to reduce spam, fake users and toxicity shrank active monthly users between March and June.
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Gen-X has been linked to dermal, ocular, and respiratory irritation and perhaps reproductive system toxicity at high concentrations.
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The ban on political ads does not eliminate the toxicity that Twitter faces with political speech on its platform.
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It sounds like before any automated audio filtering, Microsoft is looking at analyzing party chat speech to detect toxicity.
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In 2016, there are other reasons why Mr Trump's toxicity is not causing a landslide for Democrats in Nevada.
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It's hard to see what the company gains by making YouTube's toxicity a top news result for the hearing.
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Removing one's shoes is an act associated with sacred places—a symbolic gesture of leaving the world's toxicity behind.
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Rampant inequality and toxicity is just "no longer acceptable as the usual order of business in comedy," Robinson said.
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Marijuana should not be smoked around animals, because, for some, a few inhales is enough to cause marijuana toxicity.
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But both of those examples are recent arrivals to the scene, and battling a long-established culture of toxicity.
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Still, toxicity doesn't necessarily relate to size—it's a function of the many selective pressures of an organism's environment.
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It loses its toxicity as each coat of lacquer is left to harden slowly in a warm, humid room.
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Addiction treatment specialists say that some teenagers who use e-cigarettes show signs of nicotine toxicity and respiratory problems.
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Fortunately, Blizzard also plans to roll out a number of other anti-toxicity features over the next few months.
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Aucoin died at just 40 years old as a result of kidney and liver failure due to acetaminophen toxicity.
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And, though their immediate boss' toxicity trickled down from a superior, they often ended up feeling gaslit and unsupported.
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Similarly, the pharmaceutical industry might be relying on the wrong kinds of factors to predict a potential drug's toxicity.
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But as well as these players are treated, moments of stereotypical gamer toxicity can still seep through the cracks.
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While we have witnessed great success so far, the challenges to minimize immunosuppression toxicity and reduce rejection rates continue.
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American efforts were poisoned, among other factors, by unmanageable levels of toxicity between Obama and Israeli PM Bibi Netanyahu.
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Quantum dots can be produced out of cadmium and other heavy metals, but that process may risk higher toxicity.
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Emergency room data from ten European countries showed that 8.1% of drug-related visits involved acute toxicity to MDMA.
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Mr Lee says the government's recent promise to catalogue the level of toxicity of every household biocide is impractical.
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But the Dirty Dozen list has also attracted some criticism for focusing on quantity of pesticides rather than toxicity.
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That means that while they may address Apple's concerns about toxicity, they won't meet its other needs — just yet.
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The crisis has forced a hard conversation about Flint — "toxicity" existed here long before the water crisis, she said.
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Instead, they should keep in mind that a trade agreement won't remove the toxicity in the US-China relationship.
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An understanding of a sting's toxicity, in other words, didn't entirely capture how a sting works as a deterrent.
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In a Gizmodo post last week, a senior CDC official warned of the long-lasting toxicity of Hurricane Harvey.
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Unfortunately, despite there being rare earnest words of advice in the sub, the toxicity still burbles to the surface.
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The monarch butterfly's famous toxicity is based upon its caterpillar's ability to sequester these toxins in its own body.
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Maybe the News Feed would not have courted so much of the toxicity it became known for later on.
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My sense is that you have some people in your life who present their own kind of viral toxicity.
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One other case of long-term retinal toxicity was reported yet the person returned to normal within a year.
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A one-time post-coronavirus tax would kill off any monetary toxicity, along with bringing a big budget surplus.
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"The driver of the new heightened toxicity is the election, is Rossello endorsing Bill Nelson," said one close observer.
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The company said it addressed the kidney toxicity issue in the drugs label, which recommends monthly monitoring of patients.
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Our bodies, and more tragically, the bodies of our children, are paying a price in toxicity for big business.
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It warms the heart, particularly if you're familiar with the toxicity found in so many other corners of Reddit.
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This week Bush, with his son George W., released a simple, decent statement on the toxicity of racial hatred.
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Instagram, too, has spent the past few years developing reporting tools and machine-learning algorithms to filter out toxicity.
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Miller, 26, died in September of 2018 of mixed drug toxicity with fentanyl, cocaine, and alcohol in his system.
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The fallout of this financial toxicity may have a serious impact on the patient's treatment and health, Sherman says.
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It's commonly thought that financial toxicity stems from the burden of challenging medical costs, yet it's actually lost income.
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The congestion charge has been augmented by a T-charge on the most polluting vehicles ( "T" stands for toxicity).
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Reports of pesticides and heavy metals in CBD have also raised questions about its safety and toxicity, Abernethy said.
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What's the consequence of turning off this pathway, which is responsible for dealing with toxicity at less extreme levels?
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"So if you take yourself out of it, you're not infected with this toxicity all the time," Ansari said.
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But given the scale of Labour's loss on Thursday, it's hard to see a way Corbyn's toxicity didn't matter.
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"When the field was originally thinking of these as cessation devices, then some toxicity could be tolerated," he added.
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I haven't seen the toxicity, I 100 percent believe in the organization, it manifested to where we are now.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Lomas' official cause of death was "fentanyl toxicity," and his death was ruled accidental.
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There's one category of reason not to like Twitter and that's like toxicity and people who say terrible things.
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Aluminum phosphide is listed in the Toxicity Category I by the Environmental Protection Agency -- the highest and most toxic category.
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Gianforte's altercation with the reporter was portrayed at the time as an example of the new toxicity of American politics.
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I mean, media is, as usual, focused on the wrong things and advocating responsibility for the general filtration of toxicity.
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If there was ever a show to confront the current toxicity of whiteness in our country right now, it's Roseanne.
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I mean, just look at this: Verizon's misogynistic ad campaign caused a lot of toxicity in the discourse around smartphones.
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Graphene is also considered to have excellent biocompatibility properties (although research into potential toxicity is not conclusive at this stage).
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If interleukin-2 can be induced to bind only to the beta and gamma units, however, the toxicity goes away.
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The provider has paid out over $140,000 for marijuana toxicity claims, with the average bills for treatment totaling about $450.
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This is one reason why influential rodent experiments, in which injecting MSG resulted in brain toxicity, don't really hold up.
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That cultural toxicity is all the more troubling given the outsized importance that infosec culture has had for mainstream tech.
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So that was a definite exception—she knew how the compounds were being used and had concerns about their toxicity.
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Compared to other common ingredients, there's "not a lot of concern about toxicity or hazard" for propylene glycol, Masten says.
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No. I've never experienced anything anywhere near the toxicity between two actors as on What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
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We need to start thinking about it as such, and treat it as we would any other source of toxicity.
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While there are certainly atheists and humanists doing the work and speaking out, too often atheists simply ignore this toxicity.
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If these are subjective — left open to interpretation — the company invites differing opinions, which causes conflict, which results in toxicity.
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They added that two recent deaths attributed to "tianeptine toxicity" occurred in the US after the drug was purchased online.
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Once we get through that, we anticipate we won't see very much toxicity or anything different from what's been reported.
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Both unempathetic points of view unwittingly contribute to a culture of macho toxicity that discourages men from addressing mental illnesses.
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That's a big hurdle for the Canadians, after having been sidelined in negotiations, given Trump's toxicity north of the border.
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The toxicity of Republicans in Washington is a problem that even those who are working to re-elect them acknowledge.
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Of the nearly 4,000 food additives evaluated, almost two-thirds have never been tested for their toxicity after being eaten.
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By hiding evidence of toxicity and shutting down ways for players to be rude, there is less rudeness on display.
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By using antibiotics to wipe the mice's gut bacteria, the researchers found that they also eliminated the fluctuations in toxicity.
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An autopsy determined that Miller died of an accidental overdose of a mixed drug toxicity involving fentanyl, cocaine and alcohol.
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"There doesn't appear to be other banks left with the same scale and toxicity as these three," says Mr Bedford.
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I have tremendous love to give him, a demanding love that he learn to undo the toxicity of male masculinity.
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Or maybe these edgy advertisements modeled the exact brand of toxicity that the same companies are now struggling to curb.
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How important is it to you that the toxicity of chemicals and other environmental contaminants is rigorously studied and regulated?
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WM: How do you treat this toxicity, and how do you get the unexamined person to examine his or herself?
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In the past month, artists have shifted their attention away from electoral politics, focusing on the toxicity of excess policing.
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Others range from outrage, to the expected toxicity, but also sobering realizations, and even relief from survivors of sexual assault.
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You and your campaign of toxicity and intolerance have not only divided this country but also ripped it to tatters.
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The peroxide powder is biodegradable and loses its toxicity after roughly 30 days in contact with water, the officials said.
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It would be critical to examine the shifting consumption patterns and toxicity of today's highly potent cannabis edibles and leaf.
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No, I'm not talking about the weedkiller Roundup, whose manufacturer just lost a $22019 billion lawsuit over its alleged toxicity.
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When they used C8, they knew about its toxicity starting at least in 1961 and hid its toxicity for 20 years until residents started getting birth defects—cancer and all this other stuff—and there was a lawsuit with the Environmental Protection Agency involved and it's the largest lawsuit in history involving the EPA.
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Then there's the matter of toxicity: When fire roars through homes and businesses, the resulting ash contains chemicals and hazardous materials.
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"Not only are patients living longer ... but they are also receiving a treatment that has substantially less toxicity," Dr. Heymach said.
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What happens when fandoms turn to standoms, and then start to rot with the kind of toxicity of the original song?
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Detroit Blows is also committed to using products that follow high non-toxicity standards more aligned with guidelines set in Europe.
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Later on in its life cycle, the plant also produces distinctive, beautiful white flowers at the top that obscure its toxicity.
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Juno Therapeutics (JUNO) ended development of an experimental leukemia drug, after the treatment's toxicity led to a number of patient deaths.
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The elimination of fludarabine reduced toxicity but has not proved to be the only contributing factor, Bishop said on the call.
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This toxicity steals power from the film's most powerful scenes, where Elizabeth and Mary are actually directly pitted against each other.
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Exterminators typically use a cocktail of different insecticides, which are divided into classes based on toxicity, chemical composition and other factors.
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Regardless of whether it is, though, what they have come up with should help understanding of the underlying mechanisms of toxicity.
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But there comes a point when reading so many studies about the toxicity of stress starts to feel punitive, not informative.
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Existing registrations would have to be suspended within the next 30 days, until the government reevaluates their toxicity, the ruling said.
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Monsanto did respond with alacrity to concerns about the fiendish toxicity of PCBs voiced by Swedish scientists the very next year.
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Things would be better if there were some way to predict the likely toxicity of a substance before animals get involved.
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The other problem is that toxicity implies that this type of masculinity is innate to men, and that's just not true.
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With training, the body's sensations become more perceptible to you, so you feel the toxicity of things at a higher intensity.
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Perspective reviews comments and assigns them a toxicity rating that reflects the likelihood that the comment is intended to be harmful.
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It all depends on the game, the people and types of toxicity involved, and the culture and size of the community.
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Brexit has acted as a Chernobyl of toxicity by giving airtime to the likes of Jacob Rees-Mogg and John Redwood.
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To avoid liver toxicity, he would do what he could to bring them down — even staying off the drugs for awhile.
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The suit also says limonene is known to cause kidney toxicity and tumors, while linalool propionate is used to treat cancer.
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Facebook tripled the headcount of its content moderation and security team, taking a noticeable hit to its profits, yet toxicity persists.
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To weed out toxic comments, the extension uses Perspective, an API that uses machine learning models to score text for toxicity.
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But the toxicity has gone beyond comparison and social pressure as people take their opinions offline and into the real world.
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I think fandom in many ways is following the trend in the world in general of less civility and more toxicity.
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Fetuses, infants and young children are vulnerable to mercury toxicity, as high exposure can cause serious, irreversible developmental and neurological damage.
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You really don't have to look at the sun for very long at all for photochemical toxicity to occur, says Schuman.
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But as a result of the industrial revolution, we have climate change, pollution, toxicity, landfills, dead zones, environmental degradation and more.
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A lot of the substituted opioids, we don't have the data on as far as the toxicity and the potency of.
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The kind of interactive person-to-person toxicity that can plague other games doesn't seem to have a foothold in Fortnite.
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Uber is currently in the midst of a crisis over workplace culture after numerous reports revealed general toxicity and HR misconduct.
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"It's too easy to label someone a 'troll' and not examine all the factors that contribute to online toxicity," she says.
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This "economic toxicity" is currently another serious side effect of cutting-edge cancer cures like cancer immunotherapy, yet to be treated.
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If an employee is self-centered, overconfident, or constantly talks about following the rules, you may have toxicity on your hands.
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Unless you follow the findings of a major study on workplace toxicity conducted at Harvard University in a 2015 groundbreaking study.
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Green also said gluten-free diets may lack fiber and B vitamins and may increase the risk of heavy metal toxicity.
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If they were such nice guys, they would have paid more attention to the toxicity as it grew over the years.
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The other way to overdose on Percocet is by ingesting too much acetaminophen, which causes liver toxicity at high enough doses.
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Paradoxically, as the extent of Trump's political toxicity becomes clear, Graham himself has transformed into one of the president's biggest supporters.
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If Jared and Ivanka really grasped the depth of Daddy Dearest's toxicity, they would have disavowed him a long time ago.
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"Whenever it's real and in the flesh, it's hard to have that kind of toxicity you find online sometimes," said Brown.
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It took weeks for officials to release the cause of death because they were waiting for the results of toxicity tests.
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TBHQ is also considered safe, though in high doses it has been linked with brain toxicity and some other health concerns.
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Illustrations of that toxicity to African-Americans can be seen in several arenas, including health disparity, educational attainment and mass incarceration.
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Simcakoski died of "mixed drug toxicity" five months after the inspector general closed its investigation without substantiating the allegations of overprescribing.
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Dickey works with liquid metals—alloys of gallium and indium that flow at room temperature like mercury, but without the toxicity.
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Critic's Notebook If anyone can dispel the toxicity of the past year at New York City Ballet, it is Wendy Whelan.
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If this is the case, Miller likely did not know what he was taking when he died of mixed drug toxicity.
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If these companies get better at policing their own platforms, we could have more and better good stuff and less toxicity.
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Isoniazid also can cause liver toxicity, so people taking it are advised not to drink alcohol for the entire nine months.
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Isoniazid also can cause liver toxicity, so people taking it are advised not to drink alcohol for the entire nine months.
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"Just the amount on the head of a pin could kill," due to the toxicity of the poison, one official added.
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The toxicity of modern French politics would hardly have surprised Napoleon, who survived almost as many assassination attempts as de Gaulle.
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Sustainability reports almost never take into account — or publicly report — the health and environmental impacts of the toxicity of chemical ingredients.
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During these tasks, a dental worker would have been exposed to silica and other compounds with known or potential respiratory toxicity.
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For what it's worth, the toxicity of being associated with the Super Bowl didn't appear to extend beyond the halftime performance.
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But the research that has been done appears to show that even very small amounts of lead toxicity do real harm.
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In fact, according to Wellerstein, "It is so weakly radioactive that its chemical toxicity will hurt you well before its radiation will, (which is to say, if you ingest enough for there to be a radiological hazard, you have probably already ingested enough for the chemical toxicity to be an even bigger hazard.)" You can buy uranium on eBay.
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Take a look at the full graphic here, and compare for yourself: "It appears that one of the most telling measures of toxicity is a decrease, in comparison with a normal web, of the numbers of completed sides in the cells: the greater the toxicity, the more sides the spider fails to complete," the NASA article said.
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"Lead is a chemical element for which toxicity in humans has been well-documented," the agency wrote, as reported by The Hill.
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Psychiatrists familiar with the drug questioned the plausibility of the $1.3 million study, which was funded partly by grants on methamphetamine toxicity.
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For literal years, they've been illustrating the toxicity of the throne, the way it ironically disempowers its occupier until they eventually die.
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The result, which the two researchers reported in 2016, did indeed provide some insight into the prevalence of different types of toxicity.
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Infected animals usually separate from their herd and, if left untreated, die in seven to 14 days from toxicity or secondary infections.
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"Clearly 'toxicity', as Perspective currently classifies it, is not assimilable to hate speech in any substantive (or legal) sense" the paper states.
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It then determines how "environmentally friendly" each bag is based on several impact categories, such as climate change, toxicity, and water use.
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President Obama recommended to ban the chemical back in 2015, after determining that the best science available conclusively pointed to chlorpyrifos' toxicity.
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Some topics are so politically charged that even to attempt a discussion online is to invite toxicity and rigid disagreement among participants.
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Mac Miller, who was found dead at age 26 on September 7, reportedly died from mixed drug toxicity, according to Us Weekly.
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Despite Trump's toxicity in Romney's circles, very few attendees raised their hands for the Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson, a former Republican governor.
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"People had feelings about certain factors being important in drug toxicity, and there wasn't much science behind those judgment calls," Elemento said.
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There are so many social factors that go into a drug's toxicity—the direct biological effect is only part of the equation.
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His team prepared for the worst—anaphylaxis, liver toxicity, an inflammatory immune response—but in the end they saw no adverse effects.
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This is where Trump becomes Clinton's most dangerous opponent: Even if he loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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It goes without saying that drinking too much too quickly makes you puke, but that's actually a sign of toxicity, said Gutman.
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That's because lead was a common additive in house paint, gasoline and many other materials for years before its toxicity was known.
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Significantly, while there were more reports of toxicity in patients taking Imfinzi, the level of severe problems was similar in both groups.
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This is not our final update for dealing with toxicity — we will continue to observe and make changes and expansions as needed.
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The professional pundits and their assembled panelists profess their disgust at the toxicity — and then gleefully throw another log on the fire.
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Spotting toxicity in a workplace isn't hard given its prevalence (an astounding 76 percent of bosses are considered toxic by their employees).
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He was about to release an album of this material, called " Uniform Distortion ," which takes up the toxicity of our civic discourse.
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Salvage crew members have also been monitoring the air and water quality and toxicity inside the ship to predict possible further contamination.
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Could all those children diagnosed with cancer and autism be victims of the increased toxicity that starts poisoning us even before birth?
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" Nonetheless, Dr. Sunderland said that research clearly showed that many aboriginal people in Canada living near electrical dams now have "mercury toxicity.
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According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, histamine toxicity is a form of food poisoning caused by eating spoiled fish.
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When a man in power – like Moonves – abuses his authority, the toxicity spreads and infects the entire organization keeping him in place.
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It only took a few months after entering the adult film industry to see the kind of toxicity that runs within it.
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"The decedent self-administered fentanyl," the medical examiner's report said, listing cause of death as "fentanyl toxicity" and noting it was accidental.
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Unlike similar previous drugs, verubecestat shows no signs of toxicity, making it the first of its kind to reach phase III trials.
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" Despite this, the ITOPF notes that impacts from non-persistent oils may still include, at high concentrations, "acute toxicity to marine organisms.
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The toxicity of racism to persons of European descent results primarily from the amount of energy it requires to maintain social inequality.
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Toxicity has manifested in the ridicule and harassment people have suffered for nonconformity or for not adhering to specific rules concerning gender.
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You can play with the tool here to see the tool's toxicity ratings for comments about topics like global warming and Brexit.
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By the time "Square Go" is over, we have just been repeated the excuses men tell themselves to justify their potential toxicity.
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This is a key reason why our politics are so toxic, and this toxicity makes Americans frustrated with the two-party system.
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Second, the F.T.C. should run extensive tests on video games and streaming sites to understand the toxicity and trolling of gaming communities.
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But clinical toxicity (let alone a little high) from fleetingly touching even the purest powder forms of these compounds is simply impossible.
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He developed a lasting addiction, was prescribed methadone to curtail it, and died of methadone toxicity in 2014, according to court records.
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For some people, especially those with underlying cardiovascular or gastrointestinal conditions, NSAIDs may increase their risk of stroke, ulcers, and kidney toxicity.
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We may think of toxicity as a bug in 2020, but two decades ago, game companies were selling it as a feature.
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He left the company in late 2014, as the nefarious projects mounted and the toxicity, he says, became too much to bear.
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"Taking a break can promote self-awareness when you're removed from the situation of toxicity, and what's not going right," she said.
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Remarkably, hundreds of dubious clients jettisoned by Danske when regulators closed in were scooped up by rivals apparently unaware of their toxicity.
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The office said Higgins died "as a result of oxycodone and codeine toxicity" and that the manner of death was an accident.
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Trade body Plastics Europe says there is no evidence new rules on the toxicity of smoke from building materials would save lives.
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It's focused instead, he said, on acute toxicity — how much of something makes you sick — and mutagenesis, its ability to trigger cancer.
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Laboratory animal testing, particularly on rodents, has long been an important means for determining the toxicity of chemicals and other environmental contaminants.
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"It's going to save billions of dollars in commodity value alone and take away 70 percent of the toxicity in our landfills."
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Seattle Genetics declined to disclose the number of deaths, but said they were not related to liver toxicity, based on available data.
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What is "The Good Fight" offering about the toxicity of internet culture and the hate speech pervading it beyond saying, "It's terrible"?
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They're warned about how hostile the process can be so want to safeguard against the toxicity that normally comes with a divorce.
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Men are apparently responsible for this toxicity and only certain bizarre tests that their parents administer can save the sisters from contamination.
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I don't think you understand the toxicity of these people, and so you will react to them like a healthy adult does.
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Its label includes warnings for a possible heart condition, called QT prolongation, and liver toxicity that require monitoring that Pfizer's medicine has avoided.
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"The fact that I have been this object of shame has been the primary legacy of toxicity of this terrible secret," she said.
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It would have been easy to have Trevor as a regular recurring character, using his toxicity as an entry point to dark humor.
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But even in that context, Anne Helen Petersen writes that private Facebook groups have been a respite from online toxicity, especially for women.
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Could they train her immune system to respond to a lower drug dose than normal, sparing her from the worst of its toxicity?
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Already, many objective medical professionals (Monsanto shills??!) have come forth to debunk the claim, explaining that pyroproxyfen has extremely low toxicity in vertebrates.
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Toxicity in online video games has been out of control for a long time — and curbing it has seemed like a hopeless enterprise.
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But I'll leave it at that, except to say this is a chilling story that may nonetheless help defuse the toxicity it attacks.
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It may prevent oxygen toxicity among deep-water Navy SEAL divers, ease the fuel burden of ultra-endurance athletes, or augment cancer therapies.
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However, Needham & Co's Chad Messer cautioned investors not to overreact noting that liver toxicity is a known side effect of stem cell transplantation.
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"It's tempting to think we're in a period of particularly violent disagreement or toxicity at the moment," Morgan told me late last year.
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But scientists say the FDA's logic is flawed, in part because Iqos may present unique dangers that aren't measured in traditional toxicity tests.
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Adler said the commission has been told "there are a host of other flame retardants" that work but don't have issues of toxicity.
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Unaddressed toxicity has a corrosive impact on surrounding employees who will feel unsupported and will conclude that accountability in the company is absent.
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Two university professors have also been arrested on charges of manipulating data on Oxy's toxicity in return for bribes from Reckitt Benckiser Korea.
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Unfolding with a reticence that's occasionally confusing, "Les Cowboys" presents a suggestive, almost abstract take on terror and the generational toxicity of bigotry.
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The EPA, furthermore, normally only tests the active ingredient of each pesticide, not the inert ingredients that could increase the product's overall toxicity.
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Tech at a crossroads These major platforms offer a taste of the toxicity flowing through mainstream social networks, but there are many others.
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"We emphasize the lack of established effectiveness and potential toxicity of these products," wrote the authors of a 1996 Journal of Toxicology article.
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Since then, she's joined the cast of acclaimed women wrestling series GLOW on Netflix and been repeatedly vocal about toxicity in the industry.
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Having your friends shy away from you so as to not be tainted by your toxicity can kind of wear on a broad.
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Naled, which is known to kill bees and, depending on toxicity levels, fish and birds, is not new to Florida or other states.
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WOOLFE Again, I kept thinking that all the play's much-vaunted toxicity ended up feeling like so much sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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