More poisoned air will be pumped out and more poisoned soil uncovered.
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Our meat's not poisoned; it used to be poisoned, or you couldn't tell.
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However: "If the well is poisoned, the well is poisoned," Ms. Abbajay said.
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Ellaria poisoned Cersei's daughter Myrcella in season 5, so Cersei poisoned Ellaria's daughter Tyene and forced Ellaria to watch her die.
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Poisoned Kim was allegedly poisoned with VX while on his way back to his home in the Chinese territory of Macau.
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While the Skripals were poisoned intentionally using a nerve agent called Novichok, the two bystanders are believed to have been poisoned accidentally.
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A small number of criminals poisoned police beliefs about whole communities, and a small number of dishonorable officers poisoned communities' beliefs about entire police forces.
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In "Poisoned," Lesley Stahl reports on Vladimir Kara-Murza, the Russian political activist who says he was poisoned twice for publicly denouncing President Vladimir Putin.
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Police: UK couple poisoned by toxin in nerve agent Couple remains in critical condition after being poisoned by the same nerve agent as an ex-Russian spy.
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" Like being "poisoned" On "The Daily Show" in March, Lindsey Graham said choosing between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz was like deciding whether to be "shot or poisoned.
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" - Vartika, 25 "Ate bad fish and got poisoned.
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To the Editor: Re "Flint Kids Were Not 'Poisoned,'" by Hernán Gómez and Kim Dietrich (Op-Ed, July 23): To parse wording about "poisoned" is to miss the point entirely.
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Chuck Norris sues claiming MRI chemical poisoned his wife .
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A police officer who had forged ties with the Taliban poisoned the 10 officers and invited Taliban fighters to the post; they then shot the poisoned men in the head, he said.
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In the resulting vacuum, the Russian authorities have challenged Britain's account with a raft of theories, among them that British intelligence poisoned the Skripals and that they were not poisoned at all.
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He was poisoned in Salisbury, about 80 miles from London.
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I mean how many people are poisoned by their water?
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And now, the DNC chair has again poisoned the well.
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Hashtags are hijacked, discourse is poisoned — all by faceless figures.
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Two other people were later poisoned, one of whom died.
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The decision left untold numbers of residents poisoned by lead.
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There is just one problem: the crop will be poisoned.
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The Poisoned City: Flint's Water and the American Urban Tragedy.
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One of them, as we can already guess, is poisoned.
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But just like I thought, the drink isn't actually poisoned.
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She says bluntly that the bilateral relationship is "being poisoned".
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They didn't stop the water in Flint from being poisoned.
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The elderly residents were all poisoned between 2007 to 2014.
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The agency declined to say whether the birds were poisoned.
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Like so much modern entertainment, it is poisoned by nostalgia.
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Remember that first bite of Napster's poisoned apple plucked from
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Why reward those poisoned by toxic privilege with more privilege?
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He was complaining, saying that he could have been poisoned.
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Her friends assume that she was poisoned by her family.
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United States, and the reconsideration of the poisoned relationship between
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He has said he believes he may have been poisoned.
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And allegedly poisoned a former Russian spy on British soil.
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The radio is referencing Lydia, who was poisoned by Walt.
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They've just poisoned some water, though, so they are happy.
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"It is a bit of a poisoned chalice," he said.
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Disinformation and propaganda disseminated online have poisoned the public sphere.
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His family insisted he had been recovering and was poisoned.
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At least a few, like Sessions, had poisoned reputations already.
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Now American policy deliberations on Turkey could be similarly poisoned.
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That would be my second lesson: Brexit has poisoned everything.
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The relationship is poisoned by disappointments, accusations, fear and distrust.
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Whose bodies might be nourished, and whose might be poisoned?
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But because of Turkey's politics, even sport has been poisoned.
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Lowell became poisoned with it and had to be hospitalized.
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But in doing so, Sinclair accidentally poisoned her own son.
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A poisoned dog jerking round the yard like a toy.
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And you're standing there knowing that it's all been poisoned.
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They're going to get poisoned from paint in their homes.
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That's mostly because of people, who fragmented the condor's habitat, strung up powerlines for the condors to run into, and poisoned the birds through poisoned bait, as well as carcasses contaminated with lead ammunition.
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"Over the summer it became even worse, with all these poisoned spies or not-poisoned spies, and we decided finally at the end of August that we wouldn't do it," Ms. Smagin-Melloni said.
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He was in London a few days before Mr. Skripal was poisoned, leaving shortly after that attack, and British authorities have now identified him as the commander of the team that poisoned Mr. Skripal.
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"Treating people who are so acutely unwell, having been poisoned by nerve agents, requires stabilizing them, keeping them alive until their bodies could produce more enzymes to replace those that had been poisoned," she said.
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The protocol, applied unevenly by healthcare providers, can miss poisoned kids.
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Cause of death: Poisoned at his own wedding by Olenna Tyrell.
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She then helps Allie and the rest of the poisoned people.
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You like to drink legally and without fear of being poisoned?
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Lucy* from Peterborough first self-poisoned at the age of 17.
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South Korea's National Assembly Intelligence Committee has concluded Kim was poisoned.
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But Gavin was showing the effects of being poisoned by lead.
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With the atmosphere surrounding the vote poisoned, political instability also awaits.
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Tragedy struck the competition when eight dogs were poisoned in 1895.
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One man said Kelly's comments poisoned a relationship he was in.
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The question of justice reform has poisoned Italian politics for years.
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"He immediately told us your son's been poisoned," Carl McCaughey said.
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Dogs sold on the market are sick, poisoned and dying animals.
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America's view of Iran was poisoned nine months after the revolution.
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"I cannot let my children be poisoned," thunders Mr Nisar (pictured).
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There are dead bodies all over thanks to some poisoned apples.
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The Poisoned Well: Empire and its Legacy in the Middle East.
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His focus in "The Poisoned Well" is firmly on the past.
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But this time, Trump has poisoned his view of the GOP.
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Instead, out of nowhere, he's poisoned and falls to the ground.
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But I feel like the term has been poisoned a bit.
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"It's like being shot or poisoned," the South Carolina Republican said.
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Now it tries to spot vulnerable youngsters before they are poisoned.
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But also that it kind of poisoned discourse and hardened lines.
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An overabundance of similar thinking has poisoned the monetary policymaking process.
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"It is not a poisoned chalice, not for me," he said.
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Huge sandy craters, mounds of pebbles and poisoned waterways were everywhere.
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He hadn't eaten, because he thought their food might be poisoned.
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Fourteen people on board died after being poisoned by burning materials.
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That's poisoned the well, souring the public and inviting government regulation.
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Legalized abortion in red states has poisoned the entire political discourse.
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Those three characters who are redundantly "stabbed and poisoned," for example?
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That means it remains possible that someone else could be poisoned.
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Police now say the Skripals were poisoned at their front door.
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These accusations against China have poisoned the atmosphere of Sino-U.
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Britain's decision to leave the European Union has poisoned its politics.
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How did the counting of lead-poisoned children get so bad?
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"Their response has poisoned the situation even more," Mr. Depourtoux said.
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A Buddhist chauvinism popularized by powerful politicians has poisoned relations further.
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Gebrev has not commented on why he might have been poisoned.
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Russia poisoned another Russian, Alexander V. Litvinenko, in London in 2006.
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The slurry, laden with heavy metals, reportedly poisoned the local aquifer.
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The role had been seen as "a poisoned chalice," he said.
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Eventually, though, officials concluded that all three men had been poisoned.
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One could argue that Abendland as a term is forever poisoned.
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"Trump is the poisoned chalice of a failed ideology," he writes.
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Investigators believe Hunsucker poisoned his wife, causing her death, he said.
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If poisoned, your pet might need his or her stomach pumped.
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When we aren't poisoned by our food, it's a non-story.
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Women are being put on trial for giving children poisoned apples.
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Related Video Read these stories next: Way Too Many Kids Are Being Poisoned By Dietary Supplements Man Dies After Eating Nacho Cheese From A Gas Station A Woman Was Poisoned After Livestreaming Herself Eating An "Aloe" Plant
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Correction: This post originally stated that Skripal had been poisoned in London.
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There are two issues that have poisoned the air, or strained relations.
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Amesbury is approximately eight miles from Salisbury, where the Skripals were poisoned.
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Skripal and his daughter were poisoned in Salisbury, England, on March 4.
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Some cases even involve children who were accidentally poisoned through normal contact.
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Authorities allege Martines poisoned her child to get "attention" from her husband.
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These 4 courageous young men shared their painful stories of being poisoned.
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I think of this job of chief executive as a poisoned chalice.
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Three weeks later, she was dead after being poisoned with embalming fluid.
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But what about those rumors of razor-filled apples and poisoned candy?
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It isn't the first time poisoned food has been linked to ISIS.
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He detonated a poisoned bomb in a plane that he was piloting.
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Britain says Russian GRU military intelligence agents poisoned the Skripals with Novichok.
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But, Tyndall asks, why wait to reverse overdoses of poisoned street drugs?
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Now, Fred is officially a power-hungry patriarchal monster, poisoned by Gilead.
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They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities.
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Mr Blair's decision to support George Bush's invasion of Iraq poisoned politics.
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Joffrey died at his wedding, poisoned by Olenna Martell and Petyr Baelish.
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Too often these days, police-community relations are poisoned by implicit bias.
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In being poisoned by their drinking water, however, they are sadly typical.
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Trump's admiration for authoritarians like Putin has also poisoned his foreign relationships.
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Roy, 18, poisoned himself by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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"You don't know if something has been contaminated or poisoned," he warned.
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Thinking Pamela Anderson poisoned Wikileaks' Julian Assange was the most 2016 thing.
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For years, this deal has poisoned the minds of otherwise reasonable people.
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Like thousands in his West Baltimore community, Gray grew up lead poisoned.
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There was a letter and a sip of poisoned rum— Now, nothing.
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Sadly, it's almost a guarantee that eventually my friendships all get poisoned.
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My sister occasionally asked — jokingly — if I had poisoned the dog yet.
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When Claire drinks poisoned wine, St. Germain relishes watching her in pain.
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The Meng arrest has poisoned traditionally strong relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Some are concerned that the Kremlin critic may have been deliberately poisoned.
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The residents of an entire American city were poisoned for 19 months.
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But their discovery has served as a poisoned chalice for the nation.
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The city of Flint was poisoned as officials sought to pinch pennies.
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In its original version, the Skittles meme was about poisoned M&Ms.
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Now people said all the food at the funeral had been poisoned.
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Oh, and that story that Lord Bolton was poisoned by his enemies?
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To prove he hadn't poisoned it, he ate all of the guacamole.
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There were perennial rumors among the Americans of family pets being poisoned.
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Trump is adamant that he can repair the poisoned US-Russia relationship.
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Snyder's administration caused this horrific disaster and poisoned the people of Flint.
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Our alliance with the Saudis has always been poisoned by cynical bargains.
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These are lovable mammals with Disney faces — unless poisoned by lethal toxins.
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In the sixth century B.C., Assyrians poisoned enemy wells with fungal disease.
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Had she somehow poisoned herself, as humans every day poison the earth?
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"We don't talk much now, it has poisoned the well," he said.
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It can cause early birth if pregnant women are poisoned by it.
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CORRECTION: Yesterday's edition said that Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned by radioactive plutonium.
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He had also called for ice cream and fruit to be poisoned.
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But his relationship with the intelligence community was poisoned from the start.
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The doctors said it was "highly plausible" that he had been poisoned.
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It has also raised fears that the process has poisoned residents' water.
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He was poisoned while working on a story investigating the war economy.
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There would be artificially triggered earthquakes, poisoned wellsprings, barren gardens, ruined lakes.
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"It's too early to tell whether we're shot or poisoned," he said.
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Don't let anyone destroy that legacy for a poisoned dream of purity.
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Dark Waters Rated PG-13 for corporate malfeasance and poisoned living creatures.
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Lead paint throughout the nearly 100-year-old home had poisoned them.
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His daughter Yulia, who was visiting him from Moscow, was also poisoned.
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"I believe we were poisoned because of the mine," Mahmet Om said.
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Our political life is being poisoned by the absence of their voices.
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"The water flowing through the pipes has poisoned the city," said Rep.
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We've poisoned waterways, incinerated forests, and poured greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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But some mercury experts say there's a strong possibility he was poisoned.
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By the time everyone is home, the poisoned pie starts to kick in.
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Sunday, not far from the bench where they were found poisoned soon after.
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UK woman poisoned by same nerve agent as Russian spy dies , police say.
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It turned out they had been poisoned with a highly toxic nerve agent.
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Typically those who are poisoned by organophosphates seize or salivate excessively, she said.
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Now British police say that Skripal was deliberately poisoned with a nerve agent.
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She was not herself poisoned, so her fate wasn't as obvious as Tyene's.
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"It is highly probable that he was poisoned," said Dr. Karl Max Einhaeupl.
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I'd poisoned our interaction before it had even begun with my foul mood.
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A coroner ruled that Mussack had been poisoned by acepromazine, an animal tranquilizer.
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At the end, Republicans argued Strzok's apparent bias poisoned the entire Mueller investigation.
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Homeowners have forsaken their poisoned gardens to grow greens in sterile plastic buckets.
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The second big problem is that land is being poisoned by "sewage irrigation".
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Less noticed, but just as alarming, much of its soil is poisoned, too.
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An untold number of kids were poisoned because of lead in their water.
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Perhaps his exit Milwaukee poisoned the well too thoroughly for that to happen.
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After living in these poisoned spaces, people also become susceptible to other distortions.
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He and his daughter, Yulia, had apparently been poisoned with an unknown substance.
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The last two weeks have laid bare the poisoned nature of their relationship.
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I felt as though I had been suddenly poisoned; my insides seized up.
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Yet it's poisoned with a menace no amount of conservation can stop: microplastic.
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But perhaps not if those millions turn out to be a poisoned chalice.
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Rather than wooing neglected villagers, they pillaged food, stole cattle and poisoned water.
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A few years ago, Eggleston said, his infant son was poisoned by lead.
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Diagram of the Pine Bar inside London's Millennium Hotel where Litvinenko was poisoned.
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Melania Trump, whose "cause" is cyber-bullying, defends the poisoned tweet at Brzezinski.
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Some said I was I was poisoned, others thought I had stomach cancer.
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It has gotten poisoned by partisanship and by big money, in both parties.
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It shouldn't take poisoned residents in Flint, Michigan to remind us of that.
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She herself had never drunk the poisoned water or served it to guests.
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Both men were poisoned in cases where UK has blamed the Russian state.
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"We are both poisoned, Amadeus," Salieri says at the end of the play.
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Disney's sculptured poisoned-apple mug looks like it's straight out of "Snow White."
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They sprung up in the grocery store, telling her the food was poisoned.
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She thinks the idea of poisoned food came from something much more everyday.
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By the end of the week, I genuinely felt poisoned—mind and body.
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She keeps coming back, from banishment and poisoned apples and even eternal sleep.
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Here in the United States, the lead-poisoned water tragedy in Flint, Mich.
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Poisoned residents screamed in agony as first responders doused their bodies with water.
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He's not content to merely throw a poisoned pie, his crimes have nuance!
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The government said that the vultures had eaten from three poisoned elephant carcasses.
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They'll train the carp to eat clean corn, then swap in poisoned niblets.
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Saltwater seeped into the private gardens and poisoned rose bushes behind stone walls.
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So how are we failing to account for so many lead-poisoned children?
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Mr. Skripal had been poisoned near a British test site for chemical weapons!
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Sometimes veterinarians can treat lead-poisoned birds, but often they have little success.
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All this put her at significant risk of being poisoned by the acetaminophen.
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He was at mass daily, most dutifully after his brother, Michael, was poisoned.
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In 2006, however, it was declared dead after it was poisoned by herbicide.
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I only drink half of it after convincing myself it might be poisoned.
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History records few if any emperors who willingly set aside power's poisoned chalice.
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His son was poisoned, and so was another top executive at his company.
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The other is to drown out the incessant chatter of my poisoned brain.
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No family should live with the fear of being poisoned in their sleep.
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In this case, Julian Walker (Elisha Henig) appears to have poisoned his parents.
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Every year around this season, there are frantic warnings of potentially poisoned candy.
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The water in Flint, Michigan, poisoned the town's children with lead for months.
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They alleged that they were poisoned by vinyl chloride and other volatile chemicals.
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Make that a British spy who was poisoned with a nerve agent in Salisbury.
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They also recovered an AK-47 along with three bows and 12 poisoned arrows.
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"These agencies, over every objection I made, went ahead and poisoned kids," Edwards says.
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Britain says they were poisoned with a nerve agent administered by Russian intelligence officers.
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Sergei and Yulia Skripal were found poisoned in a Salisbury park this past March.
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She poisoned the pie, but only because she needed to get away from Campbell.
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Damage can be seen after a collapsed distillery warehouse poisoned creeks for nearby fish.
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I want to sleep like Snow White after she bit into that poisoned apple.
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It's unclear if the 10-year-old boy drank any of the poisoned drink.
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"There's always a couple poisoned Skittles to ruin the bowl," Brewer told the FBI.
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Neither he nor his doctors know just how he was poisoned yet, Verzilov said.
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Investigations showed that he had died after being poisoned with a VX nerve agent.
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Throughout the series, Candace is dismissed — she's crazy, she's poisoned by anger, she's obsessed.
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Hundreds of people were believed to have fallen ill after eating the poisoned fish.
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Years of unchecked chemical dumping had utterly poisoned the lands of Anniston's black neighborhoods.
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At that time, the grizzly had been hunted, trapped and poisoned to near extinction.
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A British policeman who was also poisoned is in a serious but stable condition.
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The alt-right believes, at its core, that the American government has been poisoned.
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She's right: If rich white kids were getting poisoned with lead, there'd be outrage.
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The nerve agent Novichok has poisoned two new victims in England, The Telegraph reports.
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Those tests revealed that the couple had been poisoned by Novichok, authorities announced today.
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Each year, hundreds of thousands of people die prematurely from breathing exhaust-poisoned air.
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Mnangagwa, who has since returned, dismissed local media speculation that he had been poisoned.
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Did someone try to have Megyn Kelly poisoned before the first GOP primary debate?
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"Poisoned solution" was the headline on an editorial in the top-selling daily, Bild.
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Charcoal, meanwhile, absorbs chemicals; in fact, it's used to treat people who've been poisoned.
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The city that the bigwigs forgot is now the city that the bigwigs poisoned.
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Many states conduct inspections of the poisoned child's living environment to identify exposure sources.
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His children claim she poisoned him in order to gain control of his estate.
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Later, as they drive away, Tommy asks how Kevin knew the water wasn't poisoned.
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Moreover, as many as 9,000 children between zero and six might have been poisoned.
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British officials said they had been poisoned with the Russian-developed "Novichok" nerve agent.
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THE job of secretary-general to the UN is something of a poisoned chalice.
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Apparently Trump doesn't let his maids touch his toothbrush for fear of being poisoned.
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The bombs also poisoned the islands for generations, causing intractable illnesses among its population.
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Each chemically relaxed milk-producing cow or buffalo that died became poisoned vulture bait.
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At the time she told friends and her lawyer that she had been poisoned.
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This is to avoid the internet becoming a new poisoned arrow for hostile forces.
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After all, it is the public who is most affected by the poisoned air.
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A child poisoned at age two will often later test within a normal range.
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It operates with zombie logic, by which anyone who is poisoned becomes poisonous themselves.
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And then it's also about this poisoned family at the nucleus of our culture.
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One devout Pentecostal Cajun family lives on a poisoned bayou, surrounded by dead forests.
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They are also ill-disposed to do-gooders poking about in their poisoned souls.
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"GMOs are just the next icing on that industrial agriculture poisoned cake," she adds.
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In my case, these poisoned thoughts accumulated over the years, creating a militaristic monster.
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Britain says they were poisoned with a nerve agent developed by the Soviet military.
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It was the end of the summer of 2015, and children were being poisoned.
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Willis drops a bombshell of his own: Alice, Camille's roommate in rehab, poisoned herself.
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Conservationists said that poachers had poisoned the birds in an effort to evade detection.
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Water is polluted, it is poisoned, and in many cases communities don't know it.
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A poisoned political climate We could all use a break from this political climate.
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The land is poisoned, people are sick, and now even the jobs are imperiled.
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The stress of driving while black has poisoned the roadways for millions of Americans.
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If America&aposs soul becomes totally poisoned, part of the autopsy must read &aposVietnam.
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It not only failed spectacularly but, as Coughlin puts it, poisoned an entire category.
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For the crime of opposing Putin's favored candidate, Yushchenko was not-so-mysteriously poisoned.
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In rural areas like Lantau, local politics are poisoned by various forms of patronage.
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It was poisoned with a lethal cocktail of incompetence, arrogance, short-sightedness & sociopathic delusion.
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Joshua Hunsucker allegedly poisoned his wife, Stacy Hunsucker, with eye drops in September 85033.
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"It was poisoned with a lethal cocktail of incompetence, arrogance, short-sightedness & sociopathic delusion."
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Tennant suspected that the water supply poisoned by the nearby DuPont plant was responsible.
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With less oxygen to pump into their roots, they are poisoned by toxic sediments.
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In Malawi, poisoned pumpkins are rolled into the road for the elephants to eat.
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If 2019 was a poisoned political year, 2020 will very likely be much worse.
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Spoiler alert: The pint-sized king is poisoned to death at his own wedding.
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The first attempt, in September 2018, was supposed to involve poisoned coffee, Slater said.
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He is poisoned with the strangler and dies a violent choking death soon after.
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"No family should live with the fear of being poisoned in their sleep," Rep.
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But what if double-digit growth rates result in a poisoned earth and air?
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"In 1975, I was poisoned by the K.G.B.," he said in the 1989 interview.
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With European colonization, the bears were shot, poisoned and trapped to the brink of extinction.
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Gauzy portraits of broken, poisoned people overlay images of the polluted landscape they call home.
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During her last moments, Jaime offered her a poisoned drink as a sign of mercy.
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Officials are investigating whether counterfeit booze poisoned the seven tourists, the New York Post reported.
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Officials suspect the father and daughter were poisoned with novichok, a Soviet-engineered nerve agent.
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Across the state, some 220,000 such poisoned letters were filed before a deadline in May.
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At least 11 manatees poisoned by the red tide have been transported there for care.
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Lee did not say how Kim was poisoned or how South Korea obtained the information.
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In season 4, he was poisoned in a trial by combat and left for dead.
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People don't want to hear that coal is bad, or that its legacy is poisoned.
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McConnell thinks Democrats have poisoned the water through their early legislative efforts on election security.
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She's finally poisoned, but survives and ultimately some federal investigators from the bureau come in.
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She's been poisoned by Emily, who is still furious for her treatment as a handmaid.
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Plus, even if she did have cataracts, plenty of people have them without being poisoned.
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The U.S. government sources said it was possible that Kim Jong Nam had been poisoned.
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A few not-so-stellar performances had poisoned the pot for the rest of us.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer: "The process is poisoned before the report is even released.
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Doctors in Berlin have confirmed the likelihood that Pussy Riot member Pyotr Verzilov was poisoned.
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Though the government insists that the water is safe, people are often poisoned by it.
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"Children in Ohio are being poisoned by their own homes," Senator Brown said on Thursday.
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Finally, there is the Purple Wedding, named for the color Joffrey turned after being poisoned.
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"Those that didn't die immediately were poisoned trying to drag out the dead," Stanley said.
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IT WAS Britain, not Russia, that poisoned Sergei Skripal and his daughter, to stoke Russophobia.
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Good salmonella could reactivate your appetite, stymieing the bad guys, feeling food-poisoned and unhungry?
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The unnamed investigator also documented dogs being beaten to death, hung from trees, and poisoned.
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One 2-year-old girl was severely poisoned and died after she ate 10 seeds.
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Litvinenko was poisoned by tea laced with radioactive polonium-210 at a restaurant in London.
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Imagine waking up every morning, worried that you could be drinking water poisoned with lead.
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So what type of nominee might be willing to take on such a poisoned chalice?
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As we reported, Madonna believes Guy has poisoned their son by talking crap on her.
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He poisoned her, along with the rest of the ship, with disgusting hot tub water.
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In "A Taste," the devil tastes a drop of human hatred, is poisoned, and dies.
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Maybe she ate the painting and was poisoned by its centuries-old lead-based paint?
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"He was really poisoned by some unknown chemical substance," his lawyer, Olga Mikhailova, told reporters.
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They wanted to know whether Britain's decision to leave had poisoned Europe's appetite for enlargement.
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The Skripals were poisoned in Britain in March and were in critical condition for weeks.
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The UK government says the pair were poisoned with a military-grade Novichok nerve agent.
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Tolokonnikova said Russian doctors concluded he was not poisoned, and diagnosed him with psyschological problems.
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In the series finale, Walt poisoned Lydia by swapping in ricin for her tea sweetener.
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The center issued a report documenting how Trump's venom has poisoned schools across the country.
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He and his daughter, Yulia, were poisoned in Salisbury, England, in March 2018 but survived.
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The War on Drugs poisoned police-community relations, bringing us to where we are today.
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But don't worry—you can still enjoy the fantastic cocktail without worrying about being poisoned.
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It's become relatively understood with world leaders that Russia probably poisoned ex-spy Sergei Skripal.
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I told others in a very loud voice that I didn't want to be poisoned.
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It poisoned the relationship between two Democratic senators from neighboring states for a long time.
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Similar mines around the country have already poisoned lakes and thousands of miles of streams.
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THE POISONED CITY Flint's Water and the American Urban Tragedy By Anna Clark 250 pp.
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But ultimately it became clear that they poisoned the process and frustrated the Cfius review.
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Jim Jones sent more than 900 souls to the Promised Land with poisoned Flavor Aid.
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Last month, a new report found that coal-fired power plants have poisoned groundwater nationwide.
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The discovery of the poisoned vultures this week drew fresh attention to the poaching problem.
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"They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities," his proposal reads.
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The agency insisted that however Mikaila was poisoned, there was no lead in her apartments.
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Vaccination was also bestial, because humans were being poisoned with disgusting stuff from an animal.
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We are being poisoned, and we are poisoning the earth — cancer, autoimmune diseases, behavioral issues. . . .
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Mr. Kara-Murza suffered similar symptoms in 2015 and later said he had been poisoned.
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State officials poisoned the entire habitat and retrieved the carcasses of over 500 newborn snakeheads.
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It isn't just the puzzling, was-he-poisoned death of Kim Jong Un's older brother.
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"Ten people were injured: they were mostly poisoned by combustion products," a source told TASS.
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The poisoned information ecosystem makes the job of the "watchman for truth" much more difficult...
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Anchorwomen may be implicated in a poisoned workplace culture, but they're trapped in it, too.
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"It was two or three years and then they were killed or poisoned," he said.
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When the facility was shuttered, it left behind a desolate brownfield poisoned by toxic seepage.
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Right now, though, and for the foreseeable future, sovereign Saudi money is tainted, poisoned, blood money.
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He knows that she poisoned the pie attempting to poison just him, and probably kill him.
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I continued after contracting a disease that made me feel as though I had been poisoned.
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No motive for the killing has been revealed, nor any explanation of how he was poisoned.
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Authorities believe that he was poisoned and the case is being treated as a murder investigation.
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According to the FDA, most people poisoned by the bacteria develop diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps.
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When online bots poisoned the net neutrality comment period, FCC chair Ajit Pai shrugged it off.
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But that hasn't stopped Republicans from claiming that Democrats poisoned the well with the initial interviews.
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The eerie trailer follows Dr. Frank Olson (Sarsgaard), a CIA bacteriologist, who was poisoned with LSD.
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We condemn children and parents to be poisoned by lead and mold in federally financed housing.
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Mr Kim was reportedly poisoned by chemicals, although official post-mortem results have not been released.
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One of the party's founders claimed that Jayalalithaa had been poisoned and pushed down the stairs.
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When it's been poisoned, the first thing it does is get rid of the poison, a.k.a.
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"The BJP has poisoned the atmosphere," Afsal Ahmed Khan, one of the protest organizers, told Reuters.
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"Trump has poisoned a policy debate that Democrats have engaged with in the past," Grijalva said.
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Nor did any of the beetle-consuming lizards show any subsequent signs of having been poisoned.
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Any Indian tiger outside a reserve runs a high risk of being poisoned, electrocuted or shot.
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Britain says the Russian state poisoned the Skripals with a Soviet-designed nerve agent dubbed Novichok.
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The same goes for the "poisoned apples" that the artist will distribute inside of the cloud.
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I wince, bringing my lips to the brim of the glass nearly expecting to be poisoned.
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The nerve toxin that poisoned him, novichok, was developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
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"It's not a poisoned chalice, for me I see it as a privilege," Champagne told Reuters.
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The relationship between the two became poisoned in recent years as each jockeyed for decisive control.
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Because he thinks we can drink oil in 30 years when all our water is poisoned.
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Navalny, back in prison on Monday, suggested he may have been poisoned while in police custody.
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Two weeks later, the rebels set plantations ablaze and poisoned drinking wells, kicking off the revolution.
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The results confirmed that the former president was poisoned and strengthened the case against the accused.
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And then they exposed the poisoned, mutant virus to gamma radiation to break all its genes.
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It's pretty hard to sue them unless you can prove that they intentionally poisoned the water.
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Feral horses were once herded cruelly with airplanes or poisoned to stop them competing for food.
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Some Texans hunt the pigs for sport and food, and they're worried about eating poisoned swine.
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Based on these studies, the environmental group estimates that decades of mining have poisoned 500,20173 people.
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It poisoned the birds and caused thinning in their eggshells, which killed the developing embryos inside.
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After tweeting her disgust about reports of poisoned water in Flint, MI, Cher is taking action.
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There are those who think Colby gave Marley a "poisoned boot" that supposedly caused his cancer.
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In this regard Hurt is not uncommon: Many of us are being poisoned by our neighbors.
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Donald Trump Jr. sparked outrage Monday by posting an image comparing Syrian refugees to poisoned Skittles.
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The bill would also provide money to fix the lead-poisoned water system in Flint, Mich.
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"We believe the 'prasad' was poisoned," Dharmender Kumar Meena, Police Superintendent of Chamarajanagar district, told CNN.
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The conflict has generated lawsuits, fueled a nonstop rumor mill, poisoned lifelong relationships and divided families.
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Gone were the poisoned rivers, and with them the gut-wrenching imagery that sustained widespread outrage.
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"And then while the grandchildren are on that trip, they're being poisoned against their targeted parent."
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Belatedly, the government announced that aquatic life had been poisoned along the coastline of four provinces.
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CBS's "Face the Nation": Marc Edwards, who helped expose the lead-poisoned water in Flint, Mich.
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On one occasion, the antibiotics poisoned his bone marrow, which affects the body's immunity and clotting.
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Rick Snyder to study how Flint's drinking water became poisoned by lead makes for chilling reading.
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Britain has said they were poisoned with a military-grade nerve agent and Russia was responsible.
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The hotel wallpaper conceit came to Mesler as a flash of sense memory, a poisoned madeleine.
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For better or worse, there are no clear villains in "The Poisoned City," by Anna Clark.
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He was at mass daily, most dutifully after his older brother, Michael, died from poisoned maize.
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In 2013, 400 to 600 vultures were poisoned from a single carcass in Namibia's Caprivi Strip.
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She began suffering delusions at age 54, many involving fears of being spied upon or poisoned.
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And then more eagles and vultures come along to eat the carcasses and also become poisoned.
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It can caused developmental abnormalities and cerebral palsy among children born to women poisoned with methylmercury.
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The relationship between our two countries has been poisoned, and it gets worse all the time.
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The recently poisoned couple were being treated at the same hospital that cared for the Skripals.
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" Anna Clark is the author of "The Poisoned City: Flint's Water and the American Urban Tragedy.
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" Atlas-Acuña also denounced Holzer's claims that he poisoned the congregation's water, calling that scenario "impossible.
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Shortly before he died, in 1825, a story that he had poisoned Mozart went around Vienna.
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Gossip spread across Vienna that he had confessed to having poisoned Mozart, and had attempted suicide.
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It's a grim, but important reminder that all culture can be hacked and warped and poisoned.
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But then (SPOILERS), Arya removed her old man mask as the poisoned men fell around her.
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Selling a product called "Poisoned blood" on the Internet would usually be a cause for concern.
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An autopsy found that Mr. Kim was poisoned with VX nerve agent, a banned chemical weapon.
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Wild delicacies can be dangerous, however, with 6,000 Americans poisoned each year by mushrooms alone. reut.
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More wrenching, babies begin to be born with malformed bodies, poisoned by the experimental drug thalidomide.
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The military spat and election accusation have worsened a relationship already poisoned by the Sino-U.
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The women are food tasters, making sure the dinner cooked for Hitler has not been poisoned.
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One much-circulated image showed Snow White, balking from taking the poisoned apple without a bag.
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He was poisoned with 1,000 times more dioxin than is normally present in the human body.
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Only a prince, however, can save her from the poisoned apple her mother secretly gives her.
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Read: UK points finger at Russia for poisoned spy, Trump stays mum Hayden and Strobe Talbott, Bill Clinton's trusted advisor on Russia, both said they thought Tillerson's tougher response toward Moscow over the poisoned spy may have been the last straw for Tillerson's relationship with Trump.
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Here's the latest: • In southern England, experts say that Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess, the two Britons who were poisoned this week by the same class of nerve agent that poisoned Sergei and Yulia Skripal, may have been sickened accidentally as a result of the March attack.
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Rumours suggest that Mr Kim was poisoned, with a needle, spray or toxic cloth to the face.
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They're places that are "drained, poisoned, or otherwise destroyed" for the sake of corporate or shareholder profit.
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Maybe our pipes will be replaced and our poisoned children will get the medical care they need.
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Did she enter dear old dad's life before or after he was poisoned out of his mind?
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The dispute has poisoned relations between the two neighbors since Macedonia&aposs independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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The home where the couple collapsed was located about eight miles from where the Skriprals were poisoned.
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Doctors don't know what's wrong with him, but Kara-Murza said in 2015 that he was poisoned.
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" Filmmaker and Flint native Michael Moore tweeted Wednesday: "Arrests began today of the criminals who poisoned Flint.
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British authorities established they had been poisoned with a "military-grade nerve agent," later identified as Novichok.
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THEIR GRIEVANCES are almost too many to list: electricity shortages, undrinkable water, collapsing infrastructure, a poisoned environment.
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For those not following this news — that is, largely my fellow conservatives — my hometown has been poisoned.
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It's a serious security issue, and could have let nearly anyone spread poisoned updates through the system.
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In 1970, the United States was ill: widespread pollution poisoned water and obstructed the air with smog.
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Despite the name, you're not actually "poisoned" when you get sun poisoning, and it's generally very treatable.
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But after shaking the man's hand, Yazu is poisoned and dies, and Fredericks is accused of murder.
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She was arrested about two weeks later, when an autopsy on the boy showed he was poisoned.
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Gödel, who was paranoid about being poisoned, eventually starved himself to death after he left for America.
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Yet her character does little else than tempt Jack with "the poisoned chalice of fame and money".
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Second, Russia has poisoned the well of trust by playing fast and loose with the INF treaty.
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It's a little conspiratorial, I know, but Russian agents just openly poisoned an ex-spy in Britain.
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In the documentary series, Sheela suggested that Rajneesh was actually poisoned by the advisors closest to him.
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"You allowed your mind to be poisoned by those who claim to be leaders," Cheema-Grubb said.
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Wild delicacies can be dangerous, however, with 6,000 Americans poisoned each year by mushrooms alone. reut.rs/2rPQ8wS
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A subsequent autopsy investigation, completed on March 30, concluded that Indira had been poisoned by the Lidocaine.
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This pollution could then have consequences for the humans who poisoned the environments in the first place.
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Although many exposure impacts are irreversible, poisoned children can benefit from therapy aimed at improving cognitive abilities.
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A blood lead test is the only cheap and reliable way to identify a lead-poisoned child.
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South Korean intelligence believes Kim Jong Nam was poisoned, the lawmakers in South Korea's capital, Seoul, said.
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In case you missed it, Donald Trump Jr. compared Syrian refugees to poisoned Skittles on Tuesday night.
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In short: to demand allegiance in an atmosphere poisoned by the polarization that seeps out of Syria.
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Still, apricot man, who reportedly has cancer, seemed undeterred by the fact that he literally poisoned himself.
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The Washington Post recently noted the case of a four-year-old boy, poisoned by lead paint.
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And there is no bigger brain-poisoned moron on that website than one Mr. Jacob A. Wohl.
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South Korea's intelligence agency believes that North Korean agents likely poisoned Kim Jong Nam at the airport.
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A series of anonymous allegations and counter-allegations had poisoned the culture at the college, he added.
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A Colorado couple allege they were poisoned at the Dominican Republic resort where three people have died.
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In one, healthy lungs were juxtaposed with blackened and diseased ones that had been poisoned by tobacco.
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But 1.7 million adjacent acres were not protected, and have since been poisoned by aggressive uranium mining.
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The defoliant, whose ingredients included the carcinogen Dioxin, burned off the jungle canopy and poisoned the soil.
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He has said he may have been poisoned, a suspicion shared by his lawyer and personal doctor.
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To the extent that our language about war hides its terrible truths, we are all being poisoned.
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He claims his wife poisoned his food with thallium, a heavy metal once used in rat poison.
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The 328-page U.K. report said that Litvinenko was poisoned with polonium 210 at a London hotel.
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It had been a sickness, Aziri thought, or perhaps her mother-in-law had poisoned the baby.
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" About Sturgess's death, Putin said, "You want to tell me that we also poisoned some homeless person?
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WELCOME TO THE POISONED CHALICEThe Destruction of Greece and the Future of EuropeBy James K. Galbraith20073 pp.
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We have this poisoned gift with playing on the Monday which gives us a very difficult situation.
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After 20 days in a coma, I woke to the news that we had both been poisoned.
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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Verzilov's wife and a Pussy Riot member, told the newspaper she believed he was poisoned.
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He is in intensive care, and doctors have yet to determine what exactly Verzilov was poisoned with.
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Pussy Riot jumped on the news, posting on Twitter on Tuesday that they believe Verzilov was poisoned.
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She had to respect them for that and for not wanting to stay on and be poisoned.
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Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in Salisbury, England last month with a nerve agent.
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But as he grows older, Rufus is more and more poisoned by the mores of his time.
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Rage at Obama and the Democrats may have poisoned American politics for a generation, but it worked.
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People hang themselves, fall out of windows, are poisoned, or crash in helicopters in simply industrial quantities.
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A radio report alluded to the fate of Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, who was previously poisoned by Walt.
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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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I don't know if I was poisoned, if someone put something in my drink, I don't know.
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And poisoned with lead levels far above, and for a greater period, than those observed in Flint.
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" Anna ClarkDetroitThe writer is the author of "The Poisoned City: Flint's Water and the American Urban Tragedy.
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The police say they were poisoned with a nerve agent difficult to produce outside a government lab.
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However, failed or seemingly frivolous projects poisoned the concept and became symbols of fiscal irresponsibility run amok.
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An allegory about authoritarianism, it eventually asks the invited actor to drink from a possibly poisoned goblet.
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Since he couldn't prove he was poisoned, the only other option was he died of natural causes.
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Five Aboriginal Australians died after stealing grain that white settlers appeared to have intentionally poisoned with arsenic.
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In addition to repairing the fence, Mr. Walton dropped poisoned bait every few miles along the wire.
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I am much healthier after quitting all these things, but am sometimes inadvertently poisoned when eating out.
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Your children wander aimlessly poisoned by cocaine, Choosing to indulge their lusts, when God has said abstain.
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This one is different and unique: Never before was the supply of heroin and other opioids poisoned.
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Busing, he said, "absolutely poisoned the well" in Boston in the 1970s, near where he grew up.
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Or perhaps it's a begrudging recognition that the relationship in question was poisoned from the get-go.
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"Municipalities around Turkey poisoned hundreds of dogs in the late '21.2s and early 21.5s," Dr. Satioglu said.
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Sergeyev had been previously identified as a member of the two-man team that poisoned the Skripals.
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The animals were shot, trapped and poisoned by hunters' who, at the time, were protecting their livestock.
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In the end, "Poisoned Water" is less a story of science or politics than of everyday heroism.
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As many as 222,22007 children were poisoned; 303 people have died, and 230 officials face criminal charges.
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I think it kind of speaks to how poisoned my mind has become because of the internet.
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"I have to wash it first," he told me reproachfully, as if the shirt might be poisoned.
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The miners had squatted there for years, using mercury that poisoned the soil and a nearby stream.
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" He added, "I'm not saying the word 'castle' is a poisoned chalice, but it makes it tough.
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Britain alleges Skripal was poisoned by Russian intelligence agents posing as tourists, while Russia denies any involvement.
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White settlers poisoned water holes and flour sacks, and they massacred men, women and children with impunity.
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Our environment and our people are being poisoned by the entire corrupt system of profitability in pollution.
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During the campaign, Yushchenko was mysteriously poisoned with dioxin, and his face was left pockmarked and scarred.
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The air we breathe and the water we drink are being poisoned by dangerous amounts of pollution.
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That layer was deposited during 1968, when the lake was poisoned with rotenone, a fish-killing pesticide.
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"He poisoned the well," former Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) told VICE News at the Capitol.
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That destroyed the goodwill within the system and really poisoned it in the minds of the voters.
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And yet, we also need to remove the toxin of politics because it has poisoned the debate.
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Eve is poisoned by her unfaithful husband, while Pierre is shot by an informer for the Regency.
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Our city's children were poisoned by toxic water because the governor wanted to save a little money.
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He said he was poisoned while having dinner outside Kiev with officials from the Ukrainian security services.
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She gives the other woman a poisoned garment that kills both her and her father on contact.
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" He described the mother of another autistic child, saying, "To be nursed by her is like being poisoned.
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Because it was formed around the great American poison, the thing that poisoned American consciousness and behavior: racism.
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The name dispute has poisoned the two countries&apos relations since Macedonia gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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Ted Cruz of Texas and Trump as "like being shot or poisoned" -- and later backed Cruz over Trump.
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A BBC investigation Wednesday revealed that Russia had been monitoring the Skripals for years before they were poisoned.
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There's also been crickets from the Democratic Party regarding a predominately minority community in Indiana being lead-poisoned.
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And the company has shown little interest in addressing the various ways that it has poisoned our world.
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This has really been the dominant boomer economic theory, and it's poisoned what's left of our public institutions.
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Then, several people are accidentally poisoned via Elle's (Olivia DeJonge) pumpkin pie, which was intended to kill Campbell.
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Russia even claims that perhaps Britain poisoned Skripal as a false flag attack to make Russia look bad.
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The piece also indicated that CBS culture is poisoned by misogyny that has infected all of its divisions.
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"It's the groupthink that has emerged within the party that has now poisoned the national dialogue," he said.
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One claimed that Mr Karimov's disgraced daughter, Gulnara Karimova, had been poisoned and buried in a clandestine grave.
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Still, watching Arya rip off his face, as the soldiers start coughing up blood from their poisoned wine?
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They're also tasked with making sure none of the clients are poisoned to death as a a result.
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He was found dead in his pickup truck on July 20143, 2014, having poisoned himself with carbon monoxide.
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Her son was already dead – poisoned by the medicine, when she lit the fire, the medical examiner ruled.
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Imagine suffering from a bad flu, the kind that seems to have poisoned your blood, physically incapacitating you.
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Others include Snow White taking a bite out of a poisoned apple and Sleeping Beauty surrounded by thorns.
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But this figure pales in comparison with the lifetime costs that accrue for a child poisoned by lead.
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Each was convinced their child was sick, poisoned by polio drops dispensed in the latest government vaccination campaign.
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First, it was hot pennies, then poisoned candy bars and razor blades in apples, now it's weed gummies.
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I'm just reporting the facts: viral videos remain the best thing to come out of this poisoned well.
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"Everybody in the city has been poisoned, everybody," plaintiff and Flint resident Keith Pemberton told Fox 2 Detroit.
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They had been poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent developed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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I then second-guess myself: Have I become poisoned by a TV man's contempt for his own audience?
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" They rot from the inside, poisoned by leaders who "subvert the very process that brought them to power.
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Elizabeth Warren, as the left's answer to the corporate influence -- and political incompetence -- it believes poisoned Clinton's candidacy.
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Members of the Pussy Riot protest band with whom Verzilov collaborated have suggested he may have been poisoned.
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A record-breaking red tide in 2015 closed fisheries for months and poisoned animals along the West Coast.
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The choice between Cruz and Trump, he said recently, is like the choice between being poisoned or shot.
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By the next year his hosts were accused of having tried to kill him with poisoned gefilte fish.
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Now imagine finding out that tap water is poisoned with lead — and has been for nearly two years.
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He offered her water, which she thought would be poisoned but, raging with thirst, she eventually drank it.
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Local data can detect clusters of poisoned children who remain hidden in the broader surveys states usually publish.
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If it isn't a cup of poisoned tea today, it could be a shot between the eyes tomorrow.
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Celia happily doles out poisoned communion wafers — the same she used to murder the entire congregation — to Strand.
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The care of patients poisoned with ricin is complicated by the fact that there is no specific antidote.
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Now Theresa May, the UK's Prime Minister, is left holding the poisoned political chalice that Brexit has unearthed.
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He later became suspicious that he had been poisoned and sent hair and nail samples to a lab.
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In March, in Salisbury, England, the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned by the Novichok nerve agent.
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Some are competing on costs, but potential losses are a major concern — is it all a poisoned chalice?
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On her interview with C-SPAN, she said the word nationalism has been compromised or poisoned by elitists.
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Settlements have poisoned the relationship between Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu from the earliest days of the administration.
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A public inquiry into the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko has found he was deliberately poisoned.
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Britain says they were poisoned with a military-grade nerve agent and has blamed Russia for the attack.
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" The shooter may be dead, she said, "but the virus that poisoned his mind remains very much alive.
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The dissident died in 2006 after drinking green tea poisoned with radioactive polonium-210 in a London hotel.
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That effort is both a fool's errand for the country and a poisoned chalice for conservatives and Republicans.
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The lions are suspected to have eaten poisoned meat given to them by local villagers, the ministry said.
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China denies accusations of meddling in Australia's affairs, and has accused Canberra of bias that has poisoned relations.
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Hodgson's four years glugging heartily from the FA's poisoned chalice has not been completely without its redeeming features.
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Tribal members rely on surface water and shallow aquifers, many of which have been poisoned by uranium mining.
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Telling my story is my way of helping to prevent other athletes' careers being poisoned as mine was.
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I am actually excited to have such a broken, poisoned climate to teach in and about this fall.
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The nerve agent could have been left on, or in, a discarded object by whoever poisoned the Skripals.
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Red Orchid Theater's "Traitor" adds the macabre touch of Stockmann's son dropping dead onstage, poisoned by the water.
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To prevent further exposure, most state health departments track lead-poisoned children and mandate inspections in their homes.
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So I have the pride of my family's blood running through my veins, but really it's poisoned blood.
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Ponce de León took a fatal poisoned dart in the thigh during a bad day at the beach.
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Some victims drank alcohol before dying, prompting the theory that the alcohol was poisoned, according to the Times.
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That allowed the Revolutionary Guard and conservative clerics to elect Mr. Ahmadinejad, who poisoned relations with the West.
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After her father remarried, her stepmother poisoned the five older children with crushed glass mixed in their food.
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Mercury, used in the refining process, leaves rivers poisoned, and the pollution can spread hundreds of miles downstream.
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He and his daughter appear to have been poisoned in public with a nerve agent outside of London.
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But the true villains, as in Lee's 1856 letter, were the abolitionists, whose reckless agitation poisoned sectional relations.
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But fur traders, miners and cattlemen did not tolerate grizzlies and shot, trapped and poisoned them with abandon.
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A poisoned caramel macchiato Testimony at a preliminary hearing in February laid out the importance of Kenney's account.
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He's since reemerged as a vocal critic of the kind of corruption that poisoned the Nixon White House.
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In a room with a floor the color of blood, he staggers until he collapses; was he poisoned?
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Calix's people poisoned half of the batches sent to the public, killing dozens during a televised reconciliation event.
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How do you do toxic information cleanup on, say, a town that has been poisoned by the internet?
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Generation after generation, demagogues have poisoned minds, but society still underestimates the ability of words to arouse action.
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And it will take a well that is already badly poisoned and pour gallons of cyanide into it.
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Sean Urbanski's mind had been poisoned by the racist memes he was immersed in online, prosecutors are arguing.
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February 6900, 2017 Kim's half brother Kim Jong-Nam is poisoned while walking through Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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" After doctors told him that he had been poisoned with a nerve agent, he said, "I was petrified.
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On February 13 2017, Kim's half-brother Kim Jong Nam was fatally poisoned in a Kuala Lumpur airport.
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Skripal's daughter, Yulia, is also said to be on her way to recovery after she, too, was poisoned.
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Rivers says that maggots can be used to test if a victim had been taking drugs, or poisoned.
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One nineteen-year-old man jumped from Frankfurt's Goethe Tower, while another poisoned himself in a movie theater.
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For Madonna's part, we're told she believe Guy has bad-mouthed her to Rocco and poisoned their relationship.
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He was poisoned with 1,000 times more dioxin than is normally present in the human body in 2004.
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He said that when he went to Ukraine, he was told that he couldn't meet with Yushchenko (Giuliani misspoke and said he couldn't meet with Viktor Yanukovych, another former Ukrainian president and a Putin ally, but described him in the interview as "the Viktor that Putin poisoned or allegedly poisoned").
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Take a bite of his poisoned food, and she'll be consigned to the same fate as her biological mother.
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Assassination plots reportedly included exploding cigars -- a product favored by the Cuban strongman -- and even a poisoned ballpoint pen.
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And now the plot of the 1984 movie Amadeus, which suggests that Salieri poisoned Mozart, makes even less sense.
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Gaika's work doesn't bother with nods or winks in evoking a city, and a nation, already poisoned beyond recovery.
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Some police departments now carry first aid kits for drug-sniffing dogs that are getting poisoned by the drugs.
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If you remember the hearings of Robert Bork, here was a brilliant mind that was poisoned by political venom.
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I tell you what, if our govt poisoned Julian Assange to win an election, it's American Revolution 22016 pic.twitter.
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The literary internet is abuzz with news that Jane Austen — who died at age 41 — may have been poisoned.
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The financial crisis of 2008 and the prolonged stagnation that followed have poisoned the well of pro-business feeling.
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Weddings in Game of Thrones are uniformly terrible affairs: characters are poisoned, stabbed, or, if they are lucky, kidnapped.
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The media, police departments and politicians began to tell a new kind of Halloween horror story -- about poisoned candy.
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This is what Kit must contend with when her high school BFF Diane admits that she poisoned her father.
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Whoever succeeds May, and former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is the favorite, Brexit face something of a poisoned chalice.
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Soil pollution, in contrast, is buried: a poisoned field can look as green and fertile as a healthy one.
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Choosing between the West on one side and USSR on the other poisoned budding governance structures on the continent.
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" -- Day of Remembrance, 2009 "I believe in language, although it has been distorted, corrupted, and poisoned by the enemy.
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Last season, lords were betrayed, children sacrificed, princess poisoned and potential kings stabbed — and that's only in the finale.
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That means the best way to deal with ricin poisoning is to avoid being poisoned in the first place.
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He has called on Sierra Leone's 7m people to reject tribalism and regionalism, which have poisoned the country's politics.
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EST: This post has been updated to show that reports conflict regarding how the patient was poisoned with formalin.
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It is this last question, often unspoken but never distant, that most poisoned relations between the alliance and CarbonWA.
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She points out the undeniable flaw: If Kevin poisoned the lemonade, then why would he poop his own pants?
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" CANCER STUDY OF NEW MEXICO NUCLEAR TEST SITE EXPECTED TO FINISH IN 2019 "The whole village has been poisoned.
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Since the March attack, two other British nationals with no ties to Russia have been poisoned by the substance.
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This came weeks after CDC technicians nearly poisoned themselves by experimenting with anthrax samples they didn't know was live.
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Google rushed a janky Google Glass to market and likely poisoned the general public to smartglasses for a decade.
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And by putting the onus at first on his own Justice Department, Trump had poisoned an already murky well.
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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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WE ARE BEING POISONED," McGowan pens in the letter on her Facebook page addressed to "Donald and media men.
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"The city that poisoned its people," Bryn Mickle, editor of The Flint Journal, wryly quotes Flint's unofficial new tagline.
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Thomas previously claimed in a December 2015 National Enquirer interview that Mary Jo had "poisoned" his son against him.
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Sy gets to the office only to realize that he drank, tea made with Varga's mother's love, was poisoned.
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The sugar crop he planted earlier in the year has already failed once, poisoned by dry and salty soil.
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She is poisoned honey, as wealthy and popular as she is obsessed with her social standing in the town.
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Perhaps, as Tim Harford has argued, statistics have been so poisoned by misuse that they are no longer trusted.
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The wife of one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's most prominent critics says her husband has again been poisoned.
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The prosecution's suggestion was that he was waiting for Thomas outside the gym with a cup of poisoned coffee.
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As van Gogh once did in a mad impulse to gain inspiration, Victor has poisoned himself by eating paint.
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A failed playwright named John Cree (Sam Reid) lies poisoned, to the dismay of his wife, Lizzie (Olivia Cooke).
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" The hideous, lingering result was that "the collective mind of America became poisoned with racism and stunted with myths.
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But pushing for change is different from rejecting any unwelcome outcome as the bastard fruit of a poisoned tree.
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He has been handed "a poisoned chalice", says Richard Calland, a governance expert at the University of Cape Town.
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It was the first time they'd met, and she'd braced herself for resentment, the child's mind poisoned against her.
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Soon after he was poisoned with VX, he stumbled into a clinic in the airport and requested medical attention.
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Animals are anally shocked to death, gassed, poisoned, or have their necks broken to avoid damaging their valuable coats.
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A toxicologist Joseph Soldwedel hired to analyze the results found there was a "strong possibility" he was intentionally poisoned.
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The poisoned waters of budget politics have effectively nullified the broad consensus on the need for higher defense spending.
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Congressmen grilled the mayor and the governor, demanding to know how they could let their citizens drink poisoned water.
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The crisis around Flint's poisoned water points to a larger issue of structural racism and poverty in urban society.
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They were poisoned by a chemical weapon named VX.The US hasn't been known to actively use VX in combat.
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" Rubio disputed the characterization, tweeting, "When has a Democratic political activists been poisoned by the GOP, or vice versa?
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Almost immediately, friends and supporters began speculating that Verzilov had been poisoned for his outspoken activism against the Kremlin.
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The online "poisoned candy" metaphor started with feminists pushing back against the complaint that "not all men" are misogynists.
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But Cersei's other act of vengeance—a poisoned kiss for Tyene in front of her mother Ellaria—fell flat.
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Why it matters: British officials have pondered cracking down against Russian oligarchs after ex-spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned.
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This audience also cares about container security, which aims to address kernel exploits, breakouts, compromised secrets and poisoned images.
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In another, she told her to call the police, because she didn't die of cancer; she had been poisoned.
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A toddler can be poisoned by swallowing a dime-sized flake of lead paint, or by ingesting paint dust.
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Yet it doesn't always work, leaving some families to fend for themselves until a child gets poisoned, Reuters found.
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It's about greed and fear, and when you combine that with power you have a very, very poisoned cocktail.
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Now many of Flint's children have been poisoned by lead and face irreversible damage to their IQs and development.
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Environmentalists feared the mine would have poisoned local water sources and displaced communities and individuals living and farming there.
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Oh, he fucked me up alright, fucked me up like cupid with a semi-automatic rifle of poisoned darts.
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The daughter of the spy, who was also poisoned, is showing improvement as she recovers in a British hospital.
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But the United States has never acknowledged that it also poisoned millions of Vietnamese civilians in the same way.
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As a result, the society's trust in the government will fall down and the public atmosphere will be poisoned.
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"Our information system is poisoned" There are few journalists who understand the current moment as well as Charlie Warzel.
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The group said he had lost his sight, speech and mobility and that it suspected he had been poisoned.
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During his weekly interview on WNYC radio on Friday, Mr. de Blasio was asked about the lead-poisoned children.
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Officials later determined that they had been poisoned with novichok, a deadly nerve agent developed in the Soviet Union.
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But also like Monterey Bay, San Francisco Bay has all the while been poisoned by an invisible menace—microplastic.
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This new flick doesn't just feel like a retreat, it also feels like a poisoned, candied invitation to sleep.
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More specifically, since she is a chef, some believe that she slowly poisoned him over time with baked goods.
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South Korean intelligence believed Kim Jong Nam was poisoned, lawmakers said after being briefed by the country's spy agency.
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Maybe people actually are healed via internet puppy photos, and I am just severely cold-hearted and irony-poisoned.
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"I'm being poisoned, and I'm dying, every single day, because of terrorism," Mr. Pfeifer told WPIX-TV in 21958.
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In Todd Haynes's latest, Mark Ruffalo plays a corporate defense lawyer who switches sides to defend a poisoned community.
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Ms. Bennett, who paid a monthly rent of $440, sued Vision after learning the children were poisoned by lead.
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DDT poisoned eagles that fed on tainted fish, leading to eggs with thin shells that routinely broke during incubation.
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By cheating on their emissions tests, Volkswagen poisoned our families with dangerous pollution just to pad their own pockets.
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"I who am poisoned with the blood of both,/Where shall I turn, divided to the vein?" he asked.
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Kim Jong-nam may have been stabbed with poisoned needles or had a toxic liquid thrown on his face.
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But this doesn't work on China," he said, adding that the White House had "poisoned the atmosphere for negotiations.
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Last year a former Russian spy was poisoned with a deadly nerve agent in Salisbury, England, drawing international outrage.
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The report rekindles attention on a problem that has poisoned the military as more women join the armed services.
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"It's not about blaming anyone," said Mr. Kara-Murza, who has been poisoned twice while protesting Mr. Putin's government.
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However, an adult would need to eat between 10 and 18 pounds of rhubarb leaves to be fatally poisoned.
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An outspoken critic of Putin, Litvinenko fled Russia for Britain six years to the day before he was poisoned.
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Joffrey and Margaery's marriage doesn't last long, as Margaery's grandmother, Olenna Tyrell, has Joffrey poisoned on their wedding day.
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In the end, there aren't many suspects left standing — Charles's son Tobias (David Walliams) is killed and it is made to look like a suicide; Sergei (Olafur Darri Olafsson), a bodyguard who knows more than he lets on is shot; Suzi is taken out by a poisoned blow dart; Charles himself is poisoned.
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Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok in Salisbury in March.
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The real story of a radiation-poisoned fishing crew inspired Tanaka to pitch a monster movie to Tsuburaya and Toho.
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" When asked to respond to British media speculation that Russia had poisoned Skripal, Peskov said: "It didn't take them long.
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A British policeman was also poisoned when he went to help them and remains in a serious but stable condition.
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Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned alongside her father Sergei Skripal, a former Russian spy, is no longer in critical condition.
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Her poisoning and his willingness to be poisoned is extreme, but there is undoubtedly something hugely romantic about this deal.
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No Americans should have to live with poisoned water that is a direct result of the government's decisions and neglect.
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A rising number of sea lions are being poisoned by toxic algae blooms in California, according to The Associated Press.
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Poisoned, run over and shot on sight, the country's national animal finds itself threatened by frightened humans and dated myths.
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But now investigators say she poisoned her husband to death—a bizarre murder she allegedly pulled off with eye drops.
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I saw the images of these little children — been gassed and poisoned by their own leaders, and we were angry.
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LeeAnne Walters, whose son was poisoned with lead and who didn't accept official platitudes but went public with her story.
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The execution this month of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a dissident Saudi Shi'ite cleric, has further poisoned relations with Iran.
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The game also keeps track of your character's well-being, which includes hunger, exhaustion, and whether you're drunk or poisoned.
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According to May, they were poisoned with a nerve agent known as "Novichok" in Salisbury, Southern England, where he lives.
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The fact that he poisoned Hector isn't what makes him interesting, it's the who and the why and the how.
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According to Escalante, Castro was targeted with sniper rifles, explosive-laden baseballs, poisoned cigars and pistols disguised as news cameras.
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When Adora poisoned her, her mother thought she had the power, but really it was Amma pulling all the strings.
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Maps were drawn, dining halls were poisoned, dimensional portals were accidentally set up, it was a joyous time for all.
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The trees were poisoned in 2010 by Harvey Updyke, a self-professed fan of Auburn's rival, the Alabama Crimson Tide.
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When the group was fined for illegally wiring tents in preparation for a festival, they poisoned city officials as well.
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"It's like choosing between getting shot or poisoned," he said in a back hall of the Utah State Capitol building.
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Nish says that she'd poisoned the water she'd given him earlier, and he has about 30 seconds of life left.
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After lead poisoned the drinking water in Flint, residents received filters they were told would make their tap water safe.
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"Hey @DonaldJTrumpJr, this is one of the millions of children you compared to a poisoned Skittle today," Jon Favreau tweeted.
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Adora slowly poisoned Marian and was, as Sharp Objects explains, more concerned with being seen as a healer or savior.
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Skripal and his daughter were poisoned by the military-grade nerve agent in the British town of Salisbury in March.
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But apparently, whatever toxins he poisoned his body with haven't yet reached his feet because this cat can still ball.
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Radioactive fallout poisoned the inhabitants of downwind islands and the crew of a Japanese fishing boat, causing an international incident.
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Borntreger allegedly told investigators that he inserted battery acid into his wife's body and poisoned her beverages with anti-freeze.
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"Your mind is poisoned Take joy for the antidote And you will be cured" Listen below and check the tracklisting.
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Months later, two residents of a nearby town with no ties to Russia were also poisoned by the deadly toxin.
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And the thousands of people who he had killed and who he poisoned with his drugs, who is protecting them?
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A report released this morning says Putin probably ordered the operation that poisoned former Russian spy-turned- whistleblower Alexander Litvinenko.
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Poisoned chalice of Chongqing Sun is the second Chongqing party secretary to be removed under investigation in the past decade.
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In between headlines of poisoned water and bankruptcy, crime waves and unemployment rates, Flint and its residents sit and wait.
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Police have confirmed the Skripals had been poisoned with a nerve agent, although they have not disclosed what it was.
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Are the residents of the town being systematically poisoned with a drug that causes them to become frenzied, savage killers?
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Politicians often make too much of poisoned wells to rationalize counterproductive obstruction, but poison was the quintessence of Trump's appeal.
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In recent years, stories of exorcisms involving people being beaten, poisoned, stomped, and starved to death have made global headlines.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said it is nonsense to think that Moscow would have poisoned Skripal and his daughter.
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The couple that was poisoned on Saturday, on the other hand, so far don't seem to have connections to Russia.
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Moscow News, a propaganda sheet published in a dozen languages, ran an article headlined "A Poisoned Cloud of Anti-Sovietism".
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Thirteen bald eagles mysterious found dead in Maryland in 2016 were poisoned by a banned chemical, The Washington Post reports.
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Many questions were raised in the inquiry, including whether Litvinenko poisoned himself, either accidentally or on purpose to commit suicide.
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In one instance, kitchen staff recruited by the CIA poisoned the guards' meal, leaving them incapacitated by diarrhea and vomiting.
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So she shows him the video of him getting poisoned, which is really hard to watch, for both of them.
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Sakamoto, poisoned while still in the womb, considers it her duty to tell the world about the dangers of mercury.
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The conspirators claimed that the poisoned bread killed several hundred prisoners at Stalag 13 in Langwasser, a district of Nuremberg.
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According to the judge, the results confirmed that the former president was poisoned and strengthened the case against the accused.
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The unsafe practices resulted in the agonizing deaths of 18 children due to lead poisoning, and hundreds more were poisoned.
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"The two police probably poisoned them first and then violently killed them before managing to escape with weapons," he said.
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"We have all the reasons to suspect that he was poisoned by the Russian authorities," the group wrote on Twitter.
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The group alleges Octea poisoned the water, destroyed houses and failed to relocate hundreds of households away from the blasting.
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Snyder finally declared a state of emergency and acknowledged that children living in the majority-black town had been poisoned.
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This poisoned block could then be sent around the Bitcoin network, crashing the software of any user that receives it.
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This is music drenched in an imagined nostalgia, bleached by too many days in the sun and poisoned by celebrity.
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Some art alludes to the darker sides of Austrian history, including Gottfried Helnwein's photorealistic images of wounded or poisoned children.
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It was determined that nectar from the tree contained a toxic sugar, called mannose, that poisoned and killed the bees.
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The casual use of the word "poisoned," which suggests that the affected children are irreparably brain-damaged, is grossly inaccurate.
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Since it was first used in homes in the United States, more than a century ago, it has poisoned children.
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But for those who are, the results often go unreported to state public health agencies that attend to poisoned kids.
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The foreign secretary said that the case had "echoes" of the death of Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned in 20143.
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Watch "Poisoned by the Gold Rush" Read "Peru Declares State of Emergency in Its Jungles Due to Rampant Mercury Poisoning"
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Photographs by Matthew Brandt, developed in poisoned water from Flint, Michigan, are on view at the Detroit Insitute of Arts.
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The story of Flint, Michigan's children being poisoned by lead-contaminated drinking water has, rightly, shocked and scandalized the nation.
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Britain: Amid poisoned national politics, even candidates in local elections, which take place today, have suffered threats or physical attacks.
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He didn't mention the recent revelation that Russia had poisoned two UK civilians during a chemical weapons attack on Britain.
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On another occasion, Lam says most recently, Malina called from a private number, again claiming Lam had poisoned his trees.
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Its relations with the populist government are poisoned, but the contract would be very difficult for the government to break.
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But then he forced me to come to terms with how that idea of masculinity poisoned his life — and mine.
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Sadly, the court will almost certainly be presented with more requests to review convictions or sentences poisoned by anti-L.
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The work of my firm must be similarly poisoned, committee Republicans seem to think, because we too worked for Democrats.
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He accused her of trying to kill him with poisoned ice cream from her dairy farm, an allegation she denied.
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Amid rumors that she had poisoned him, Dore Strauch returned to Germany, leaving the Wittmers briefly alone on the island.
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"These activities secrete hazardous chemicals that poisoned specifically the river on the borders of the Hatila National Park," she said.
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But that was where Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were discovered last weekend, apparently poisoned with a nerve agent.
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Ms. Wright fears that her children were forever poisoned by the lead-tainted water they drank for so many months.
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Those not specifically poisoned with Trump derangement syndrome are becoming increasingly difficult to convince that his presidency represents the apocalypse.
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A poisoned U.S.-Mexican relationship could prevent the renegotiation of vital water sharing agreements, such as over the Colorado river.
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Chemotherapy grew from the discovery that individuals who'd been poisoned by mustard gas showed a decrease in white blood cells.
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The Russian Embassy in the U.K. requested information about the condition of a poisoned ex-Russian spy's pets on Thursday.
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It needs to rehabilitate the term "Green New Deal," which has been poisoned by Fox News for many inside Congress.
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Yulia Skripal and her father, Sergei Skripal, were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent more than a month ago.
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The book also implies that Kelly thought she may have been poisoned the morning of that same debate. http://nyti.
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When two homeless men are found dead on a bench, the detective learns they were poisoned by some takeout food.
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Kakehi said she got cyanide, with which she is believed to have poisoned her partners, from a business associate. Mrs.
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" In the words of Saint Ausuin, they were places that made patrons "pay ransom for the privilege of being poisoned.
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Even Democratic lawmakers who oppose the deal on ideological grounds have expressed concern that politics has poisoned the merger's review.
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A British policeman who was also poisoned when he went to help them is in a serious but stable condition.
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"Like tobacco companies, these industries have poisoned our air and polluted our planet for decades without recourse," Inslee told ThinkProgress.
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Lizzie poisoned their drinks to save Charlotte, and the women kiss — revealing that this was part of the plan all along.
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The people whose backs are against the wall, whose water is essentially being poisoned, need the attention of the federal government.
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Between 2 percent and 3 percent poisoned themselves, and the remaining 1 percent of incidents involved hanging, suffocation, jumping and scalding.
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Far from settling the issue, it has animated and some might say poisoned our politics to a great extent ever since.
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North Korea has accused Malaysia of being unduly influenced by South Korea's early claim that Kim was poisoned by the North.
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As prosecutor Scott McNamara explains, Lucas' body poisoned itself: His wounds led his body to produce toxins that ravaged his organs.
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Kim Jong Un The North Korean leader's half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, died Monday after being poisoned at a Malaysian airport.
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While it's believed that the Skripals were intentionally poisoned, authorities say that the poisoning of Sturgess and Rowley was probably accidental.
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His home, believed to be the place where he and his daughter were poisoned, was sealed off as a crime scene.
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The exact details of just how Kim Jong Nam was killed are still unclear, though all reports suggest he was poisoned.
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He'd fallen ill a few times after eating the food at Rikers and was convinced he was being targeted and poisoned.
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It is explained that it is possible the young whale was poisoned by its mother's own milk, contaminated by industrial chemicals.
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The catastrophe poisoned the land, as well as the people, animals, and trees that lived on it, for decades to come.
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Last August, just before his birthday, McCaughey was poisoned by a pesticide used to fumigate his family's Palm City, Florida home.
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Hunters, she discovered, have been roaming the countryside in vans, killing dogs with poisoned darts and selling them on to middlemen.
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They feared that she was poisoned by a betting syndicate trying to influence the match and make money off her loss.
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According to The Guardian, it's "highly unlikely" she was poisoned despite the unlikely odds of contracting Leptospirosis in the first place.
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Between 223 percent and 28 percent poisoned themselves, and the remaining 1703 percent of incidents involved hanging, suffocation, jumping and scalding.
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Fars news agency said there were reports Iranian forces had been poisoned by food before being captured and taken to Pakistan.
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In 2015, Maasai pastoralists poisoned six lions that had strayed from Tarangire national park into their village, killing cattle and goats.
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Both are in child's pose, have blue lips and appeared to have poisoned themselves in sacrifice to the rumored Gargoyle King.
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Officers in Punjab province said Asiya Bibi, 20, poisoned milk her husband was supposed to drink -- but he didn't consume it.
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It endangers the livelihoods of farmers and the lives of the giant mammals, who have been shot or poisoned in return.
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In 1990, at least 100 people were reportedly poisoned using GHB, and the Food & Drug Administration banned sales of the substance.
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The state "effectively poisoned, not just some, but apparently ALL of the children in my hometown of Flint, Michigan," Moore wrote.
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Perhaps the most famous attempt to kill Castro came in 19633 when the CIA poisoned a box of his favorite cigars.
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Check out an exclusive stream of the dubby and crackling stand-out track from the album, "Poisoned By Sweet Things" below.
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From 2000 to 803, there were reports of 260 children poisoned by kernels in Turkey, where they are a common snack.
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Accusations of poisoned food were rife, a perfect storm of fear around the subversion of those great nurturers: women and food.
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Skripal and his daughter were poisoned by the Novichok military-grade nerve agent in the English town of Salisbury in March.
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How about the 2001 U.S. spy plane incident, forced abortions, poisoned dog food, toxic drywall and the cultural genocide in Tibet?
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Well, at least not in England: Novichok vodka went on sale in Russia in April, shortly after the Skripals were poisoned.
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Back in season five, Tyene poisoned Bronn with The Long Farewell — the very same poison used on her in season seven.
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Exhibit A is the United States, where polarisation has poisoned politics, gummed up lawmaking and bestowed Donald Trump upon the world.
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Next, says Bagehot, Thatcher "poisoned the well of privatisation by selling off nationalised monopolies in ways that favour investors over customers".
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"I believe that he was poisoned intentionally, and that it was an attempt to intimidate him or kill him," Tolokonnikova said.
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Flint is perhaps best known for the water crisis it's been facing since 2014, where residents were being poisoned with lead.
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Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian opposition activist who has been poisoned twice in Russia, has accompanied him on his European campaign.
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A vegan woman who was accidentally served a pork sausage roll said the experience traumatized her and poisoned her for life.
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But we all drink from the well poisoned by the anti-blackness that wants everyone to forget when blackness goes viral.
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"I believe that he was poisoned intentionally, and that it was an attempt to intimidate him or kill him," she said.
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In just the past 27 months, there have been a string of high-profile water crises — poisoned water in Flint, Mich.
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If anybody had thought that their dogs had been poisoned at Crufts, then none of that has ever been borne out.
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Skripal was poisoned with Novichok, a dangerous nerve agent known to have been produced in Russia, which also infected his daughter.
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"Housing is a main way that young kids get poisoned," said Deborah Nagin, director of the city's lead poisoning prevention program.
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Instead of gambling on the street with a supply poisoned with uber-potent fentanyl, doctors and nurses administer pharmaceutical-grade doses.
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The incident comes amid accusations the Kremlin poisoned former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter on English soil in March.
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Hurricane Michael heads northeast, stocks sell-off slams back into Europe and Reuters investigates a child poisoned in National Guard housing.
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The story says that a student was playing her clarinet, suffered a heart attack and died — because her reed was poisoned.
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" She decided that if she was assigned to chemo, "I would approach it that I was being cleansed rather than poisoned.
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Stephen Tower, a physician, received a chrome-cobalt replacement hip, which he suspects poisoned him and led to a mental breakdown.
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"I started feeling really bad and I honestly believed I had been poisoned by the KKK," said Mr. Graham, then 19.
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"Add poisoned scones and letter bombs, and you have a fast-paced yarn that nimbly soars," our reviewer, Katharine Weber, said.
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After JC was poisoned, Cale Brown pleaded with base leaders to enforce regular home inspections, test more kids and scrutinize contractors.
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While in prison, he was hospitalized with a severe allergic reaction, with some allies worrying that he might have been poisoned.
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It isn't right that the kids I met in Flint on Sunday were poisoned because their governor wanted to save money.
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Anyone considering mushrooms should educate themselves on what they actually look like beforehand, to avoid being ripped off, or worse, poisoned.
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In 86% of the cases, children were poisoned by ingesting or handling the products, the study team reports in Clinical Pediatrics.
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Many people were sickened from eating poisoned fish and the coastal fishing economy collapsed, prompting numerous demonstrations along Vietnam's central coast.
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An earlier version of this briefing misstated where the daughter of a former Russian spy was living when they were poisoned.
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More than 1,000 women were killed in Pakistan last year, many of them shot or hacked or poisoned by male relatives.
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Be thankful that President Theodore Roosevelt passed food safety laws so that we most likely won't be poisoned by our turkey.
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Some of the animals have been poached for their ivory, others poisoned by farmers angry at them for eating their crops.
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The president of Detroit's teachers union, Ivy Bailey, compared recent Detroit Public Schools closures to the lead-poisoned water in Flint.
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Eventually, Mr. Jacobs added the latex rubber cast of a yellow-splotched "broad-leafed plant," soon to be poisoned into oblivion.
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In 1910, when Earth passed through the tail of Halley's comet, a rumor spread that all of humanity would be poisoned.
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It's a stunning stretch, filled with the recounting of vivid nightmares, which include gas chambers and incest and being slowly poisoned.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to clarify Yulia Skripal's citizenship and to reflect that Skripal and her father were poisoned.
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And with the nation's highest court poisoned in the process, the threat of collapse for the body politic would only grow.
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Jarrett stands before them, all by herself, delivering reports of a future in which nature, poisoned beyond endurance, has run amok.
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Michelle Carter was 63 in 2014 when Conrad Roy III, who was 18, poisoned himself with carbon monoxide in his truck.
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"For three years now, Donald Trump has poisoned our nation with his failure, corruption, and xenophobia," Pocan said in a statement.
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Whatever the route, half the American population is now regularly exposed to neonics, and people aren't the only ones being poisoned.
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One mother said she wanted to take her child out of China to escape "poisoned milk, gutter oil and ineffective vaccines".
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When Mr. Gebrev was discharged, the assassins poisoned him and his son again, at their summer home on the Black Sea.
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Redditor Smuggertonn noted that Love, a baker, could have easily slipped something into James' food and poisoned him slowly over time.
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" He added: "It was a very sad and poisoned period in American history where an allegation was equivalent to a conviction.
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Many rats had associated their illness with the slow-acting poisoned food and avoided it, a phenomenon known as "bait shyness".
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Asbestos has poisoned and kills too many workers, and any manufacturer with half a conscience switched to safer substitutes long ago.
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His remaining customers patronized him only out of loyalty—poisoned nostalgia for the perfect cuts they'd once received—and false hope.
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CLINTON SAYS ORLANDO SHOOTER IS DEAD BUT "THE VIRUS THAT POISONED HIS MIND REMAINS VERY STRONG AND WE MUST ATTACK IT"
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Declassified documents and a recent study by the Air Force said the men might have been poisoned, and needed new testing.
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Employing a wide range of tools, including helicopters, military-grade weaponry and poisoned pumpkins, poachers have brought down herd after herd.
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They speculated that the birds of prey might have gobbled up rats that had ingested poison, and had been poisoned themselves.
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For years, he said, county officials gave households with poisoned kids 0003 eggs and liters of milk every month as compensation.
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