The drugs were taken off the market in the 1990s.
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And that's just the kopi jantan taken off the market.
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If beer was taken off the market, people would drink wine.
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The Beatles sued, successfully, to have the recordings taken off the market.
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Tiffany Haddish has been taken off the market — by her Emmy that is.
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It was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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The result could be that some flavored products are taken off the market.
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Analysts say about 650,000 barrels of Iranian oil has already been taken off the market.
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The "Snake Charmer" was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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It's been one year since Property Brothers' Drew Scott was officially taken off the market.
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Brooke is suing for damages ... and she wants the eyebrow pencil taken off the market.
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Lead paint was finally taken off the market in 1978, but then ideology stepped in.
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Auvi-Q was taken off the market last year because of the potential for inaccurate dosing.
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If they fail, the flavored products may be taken off the market, a government agency warned.
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Textured implants made by Allergan, a major manufacturer, were taken off the market in Europe in December.
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The plant was taken off the market after no bid reached Lyondell's desired minimum price, the person said.
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"We're requiring that a specific opioid, which is truly evil, be taken off the market immediately," he said.
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You tell me, what does it take for a drug like this to be taken off the market?
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"What does it take for a drug like this to be taken off the market?" asked US Rep.
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Societe Generale, similarly to MUFG, forecasts at least 1 million barrels taken off the market after December's OPEC meeting.
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Unfortunately, there are also materials being taken off the market all the time, so alternatives have to be found.
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With no interested buyers at the time, the ranch was eventually taken off the market until its recent return.
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This year, six apartments sold and 2719 units were listed but later taken off the market, according to StreetEasy.
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For example, the Suez Crisis of 1957 saw 203 percent of the world's oil production taken off the market.
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As the artist's career has taken off, the market value of these undelivered works has soared — ergo the hefty price tag.
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It remained among the top 250 best-selling drugs in the US until 2100, when it was taken off the market.
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Within weeks, between 1.1 million and 1.3 million barrels of daily Iranian exports will be taken off the market, FGE estimates.
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"OPEC producers have under-estimated the volumes to be taken off the market," said Victor Shum, vice president at IHS Energy.
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The FDA approved oxymorphone as a painkiller in 1959, but the pill form was voluntarily taken off the market in 1982.
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But the sales are taking time and in some cases, industrial sources say mining assets have been taken off the market.
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Those declines roughly match what a country like Iraq has taken off the market, boosting the impact of those production cuts.
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The last time the U.S. and other nations sanctioned Iran, about 1.2 million barrels a day were taken off the market.
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To tackle that overcapacity, state subsidies need to be dismantled in China and unproductive manufacturers taken off the market, Mittal said.
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Allergan: Breast implants made by the company that have been linked to cancer are being taken off the market in Europe.
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The increase for rofecoxib (Vioxx), which was taken off the market in 2004 because of its cardiovascular risks, was 58 percent.
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More than half of properties taken off the market so far in 2017 were withdrawn rather than sold, research firm LonRes said.
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And the home itself, 10 minutes away from the List House on a serene leafy street, has been taken off the market.
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Meredith Berkman, co-founder of Parents Against Vaping E-cigarettes, advocated that flavors be taken off the market in her written testimony.
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This comes on top of supplies being taken off the market in Iran due to U.S. sanctions and in conflict-ridden Venezuela.
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It has been sold under multiple names, and at one point it was taken off the market for more than a year.
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That created chaos in the helium supply chain for weeks as roughly 30 percent of the global supply was taken off the market.
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The CPSC last Wednesday issued a rare product safety alert — and made it clear the agency wanted the product taken off the market.
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Though the company tried a paper-based K-Cup in 2010, the product didn't meet quality standards and was eventually taken off the market.
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Well, here's something you may not know: There used to be one, but it was taken off the market more than 15 years ago.
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Data from research firm LonRes showed last month that 58 percent of properties taken off the market in 2017 were withdrawn rather than sold.
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A representative from the firm with the listing told Business Insider that the island has been temporarily taken off the market until the spring.
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Obesity treatments have generally been plagued by safety concerns, particularly related to heart risk and birth defects, and several have been taken off the market.
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Obesity treatments have been plagued by safety concerns, particularly related to heart risk and birth defects, and several drugs have been taken off the market.
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It has a long history of approving and releasing pesticides that are only taken off the market after harming thousands of people and the environment.
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Until Tuesday, the F.D.A. had never formally demanded that the products be taken off the market, but it had issued several warnings about the devices.
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Breast implant concerns: Implants made by Allergan that have been linked to an uncommon form of cancer are being taken off the market in Europe.
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Sibutramine, an appetite suppressant taken off the market after it was linked to cardiovascular problems, was the most commonly identified adulterant, found in 155 products.
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The reduction of output could see as much as 2.1 million barrels per day (bpd) taken off the market, or about 2% of global demand.
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Morse believes that more upside is in store with supplies being taken off the market in Iran and Venezuela, as well as major oil cartel OPEC.
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In declaring opioid addiction a national public health emergency, President Trump referred to Opana ER as a "truly evil" opioid that was taken off the market.
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The brand-name version taken off the market had different inactive ingredients, including a hard coating to make it difficult for users to crush and snort.
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The makers of the Auvi-Q, an EpiPen alternative taken off the market last year, announced on Wednesday that they would bring it back in 33.
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But one panelist, Roberta Brummert, said the implants present "so much of a risk that they need to be taken off the market," the AP reported.
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"Talking about the number of hosts avoids the number of homes that are taken off the market," Cox said in a phone interview with Re/code.
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Endo was sued about the marketing of its Opana ER painkiller, which the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requested in 2017 be taken off the market.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones were taken off the market this year after the discovery of a technical design flaw that caused some devices to catch fire.
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Of those, 66 models — including the popular VW Golf and Tiguan and the Audi A3 and A6 — had already been taken off the market voluntarily by Volkswagen.
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Cheap housing stock, once taken off the market, is gone forever, as a result of condoization or illegal hotel conversion—or demolition for new affordable housing units.
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That number, the researchers write, is comparable to the number of homes taken off the market by speculative buyers snapping up apartments and letting them sit vacant.
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Just 10 days later, the listing was taken off the market, said Edward Hickey, the listing agent, because of overwhelming response, much of it from the media.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on June 8 about the Food and Drug Administration's request that the painkiller Opana be taken off the market referred incorrectly to the action by the F.D.A. This was the first time the agency had requested an opioid medication be taken off the market because of concerns about drug abuse; it was not the first request to take an opioid medication off the market.
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If the FDA doesn't see the response it's hoping for in the next sixty days, flavors may well be the first piece to be taken off the market.
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With AirBNB, the losers were hotels—and hotel workers—along with tenants in cities who watched their rents go up as available units were taken off the market.
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Breast implants made by Allergan that have been linked to an uncommon form of cancer are being taken off the market in Europe, French authorities announced on Tuesday.
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In 2000, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that eight out of 10 prescription drugs taken off the market since 1997 posed greater health risks to women than men.
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" Trump was vague about what the plan would entail, but suggested "certain flavors" in cartridge-based e-cigarettes would be taken off the market "for a period of time.
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Ruehl cited "massive" inventory overhang of 300 million barrels that will take one-and-a-half years to work through if 500,000 barrels a day are taken off the market.
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The condominium buildings on Riverside Boulevard told a similar story, with the number of listings taken off the market rising to 2845 from 286, even as available units inched downward.
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European sources argue that A380 subsidies in effect no longer exist because the aircraft has been taken off the market and that the loans should therefore not spark sanctions at all.
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Those studies were mandated as a condition of approving the implants, and the agency cautioned that the devices could be taken off the market if the research wasn't properly carried out.
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Numerous analysts believe that more upside is in store with supplies being taken off the market in Iran and Venezuela, as well as potentially continued supply cuts from major oil organization OPEC.
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Numerous price reductions followed, and two real estate brokers came and went as the unit's price dropped to $900,000, and then $2.195,000, before hitting $799,000; it was subsequently taken off the market.
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He doesn't blame them for OxyContin abuse, nor does he think that opioids should be taken off the market — partially because he depends on them to manage his own debilitating back pain.
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As it has been described, the policy would require all flavors other than tobacco to be taken off the market and then get "premarket authorization" before attempting to return to the market.
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Several patients at the meeting asked for implants with textured surfaces -- a type that has been linked to more cases of illness than smooth-surfaced implants -- to be taken off the market.
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PARIS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Breast implants made by drugmaker Allergan, which have been linked to a rare form of cancer, are being taken off the market in Europe, said a French regulatory body.
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Now, the EU is preparing to argue to the WTO that A380 subsidies no longer exist because the aircraft is being taken off the market, said a European source familiar with the case.
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"The question is just how much oil is going to be taken off the market with U.S. sanctions on Iran," said Gene McGillian, director of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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There is sufficient spare capacity in the oil market to keep prices around the current $70 per barrel even if roughly a million of Iran's daily exported barrels are taken off the market.
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Instead, the F.D.A. is telling e-cigarette makers that if their products are sold in violation of this request, they can be taken off the market, and forced to apply for agency approval.
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She said generic forms of the original version were still available, and the F.D.A. is looking at abuse patterns of those drugs to determine whether they, too, should be taken off the market.
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Saudi Arabia and UAE can theoretically address the gap because much of the oil they've taken off the market since January is medium sour crude, said Matt Smith, director of commodities research at tanker-tracking firm ClipperData.
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A side-effect of the cuts by OPEC and its allies has been to narrow the premium of light crudes over heavier grades, as it has largely been heavy barrels that have been taken off the market.
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I mean, maybe when I propose to make sure that, you know, unsafe drugs are taken off the market that secretly I'm trying to control the entire drug industry or take people's drugs away, but probably not.
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"If Acthar was priced where it used to be, it would just be taken off the market because no company is going to make and provide a drug that they lose gobs of money on," Bailey wrote.
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Starting at £1.88 million for one-bedroom apartments, half the homes were sold before the rest were taken off the market last year because of low demand amid the Brexit-fueled slump in London's top-end market.
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As The Verge reported, Joseph Gutman, a doctor in Florida, has persuaded more than 750 of his peers to sign a petition to sue the Food and Drug Administration and get the device taken off the market.
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Right now, it may not be a great value, but if the 2013 Mac Pro gains a secondary fan base after being taken off the market, it won't be the first time that's happened with an Apple machine.
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It was taken off the market and re-listed in early 2016 for $2250 million, then later that year offered briefly as a potential combination with a smaller, neighboring apartment, No. 25.2, for a total of $23 million.
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And to add insult to injury, the thing that the company did when they started to hear reports of abuse and people started complaining that it should be taken off the market, they always blamed it on the abusers.
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And this past spring, the property, which has a deli and fast-food restaurants at its base and 103,000 square feet of developable space, was listed for sale with Ackman-Ziff, before being taken off the market in July.
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" According to the AP, lawyers for the gun control group argued that the websites sell "the sort of products that have already caused scores of senseless deaths – and are likely to cause many more, unless taken off the market.
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G. B. Un-fun fact: an effective vaccine against Lyme disease was taken off the market a decade and a half ago — in part because of the anti-vaccination movement and the flurry of lawsuits that it helped fuel.
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In cities with tight housing markets and steadily increasing rents, like New York and San Francisco, Airbnb's presence often means that a chunk of otherwise available housing is taken off the market indefinitely, which further squeezes the housing market.
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The spectrum is huge, ranging from a potential 500,000 to as many as 2 million barrels per day (bpd) taken off the market, according to Ehsan Khoman, head of MENA research and strategy at the Dubai branch of Japanese bank MUFG.
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E-cigarette startup Juul has 60 days to prove it can keep its devices out of the hands of kids, the US Food and Drug Administration said today, or else the company's flavored products might be taken off the market.
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Tysabri, a drug for multiple sclerosis, was taken off the market in 2005 due to serious adverse events in some patients -- but was then re-introduced when real-world studies showed that the benefits to most patients outweighed the risks.
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First, 28500,6900 current e-cigarette users who were also former cigarette smokers were asked what they would likely do if, as a consequence of the Deeming Rule, the e-cigarette products they use right now were taken off the market.
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Commerzbank's Weinberg said it is likely that major oil producers at the June 22 meeting will try to reassure consumers that they are ready to increase production if Iranian oil is taken off the market, to allay fears over price rises.
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Most commonly, the FDA found traces of the drugs sildenafil (the generic name for Viagra); sibutramine (a weight-loss drug that was taken off the market after it was linked to heart attacks and strokes); and synthetic steroids or steroid-like ingredients.
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A more recent survey found mint was far more popular than menthol with teenagers, but public health experts say that teenagers will switch to menthol — which creates a cooling sensation — if all other flavors, including mint and mango, are taken off the market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The global market turmoil of the past week has shone a light on complex trading instruments listed in the United States and Europe - a number of which have been taken off the market - which some investors blame for the scale of the disruption.
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Trump's hardline stance is supported by Israel and by Arab allies of the United States such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which consider Iran a foe and gain leverage over global oil prices from having its exports taken off the market.
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"The threshold is $60 a barrel and if you go below that for a significant period of time, I would expect supplies to be taken off the market in order to support prices up," said Virendra Chauhan, an oil analyst at Energy Aspects in Singapore.
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As the Wall Street Journal notes, it was originally listed for $100 million in 2015 and then the price was cut to $19903 million in 2017; after briefly being taken off the market, it has been reintroduced at an asking price of $31 million.
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Despite declaring his belief that glyphosate should be taken off the market and the fact that his brother's reputation as an expert claiming glyphosate causes cancer is directly tied to the review findings, Kenneth Portier has been named to sit on EPA's glyphosate review panel.
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If you're one of the millions who suffer from CMBS (Chronic Mosquito Bite Syndrome), the one joy you might have is in killing them: be it with the palm of your hand or a delightful mass-killing mosquito machine that should definitely be taken off the market.
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But even so, that is a far cry from 1 million to 1.5 million barrels that were taken off the market daily under the Obama administration when the US, European allies and the United Nations presented a united front to bring Iran to the negotiating table.
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The recommendation is a surprise, said Dave Carey, manager of government affairs and policy at Canadian Seed Trade Association, whose members include seed suppliers Syngenta AG and Monsanto Co. "There are always concerns when a product that companies and growers rely on is taken off the market," Carey said.
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Opinions about whether flavored e-cigarette products should be taken off the market have seemed to shift among medical professionals who work directly with adults who are smokers or former smokers, said Dr. Peter Shields, a thoracic oncologist at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center in Columbus.
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Some patients in the hearing called for implants with textured surfaces to be taken off the market, mandatory testing for health risks associated with breast implants, and improved communication and informed consent about the risks and benefits of breast implants, such as in the form of a warning label.
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And just over two weeks ago, the agency gave an ultimatum to Juul and four other companies that manufacture the popular e-cig brands Vuse, MarkTen XL, blu, and Logic: the companies have until mid-November to prove that they can keep kids from using their vapes, or else face having their flavored products taken off the market.
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