Most of us have little defense against threats posed by toxic manufacturing processes, toxic products and toxic information.
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How toxic of a relationship is too toxic to endure?
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By the time Britney Spears was lamenting her lover's poisonous appeal in 2003's "Toxic," she had a reserve of pop-psychology doctrine to back her up, covering toxic relatives, toxic leaders and toxic friends.
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In other words, "toxic masculinity" does not live up to the standards "toxic" sets — the term itself is marred by its toxic history.
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They can absorb the toxic algae and become toxic to eat.
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The NRA is toxic, politicians should reject their toxic donations. 10/?
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Anya: Maybe a toxic friendship... high school was a bit toxic maybe.
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"I worry because impeachment makes a toxic environment more toxic," said Rep.
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However, for a toxic handler, taking on the stress of others can have negative consequences too -- especially if the toxic handler is experiencing toxic venting.
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That word has come to be attached to many others: toxic masculinity, toxic homosociality (male bonding through awful behaviour), toxic debates over things like transgender rights.
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Some moths become toxic or boost immunity by eating only certain toxic plants.
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Are all fruits and vegetables immediately toxic, since they were grown with toxic water?
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"It still misses some toxic comments and incorrectly hides some non-toxic comments," he wrote.
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These are toxic people and toxic policies, and to combine them will have severe repercussions.
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Masculinity is not inherently toxic, but masculinity does have its toxic effects within queer cultures.
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The comments were more likely to be toxic when others had already left toxic comments.
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"The concept that we are working on is taking a situation where we have toxic actors, a toxic culture, toxic practices, and transforming that — it's like a metamorphosis," Oliveira says.
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Dead Fungal: A set of three non-toxic, non-toxic cleaners featuring antioxidant and antiemetic properties.
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This fuel is also non-toxic, as opposed to the highly toxic typical spacecraft propellants like hydrazine.
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It's a white crystalline solid that's highly toxic to fish, and moderately toxic to birds and honeybees.
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Who would've thought a product named "Toxic Waste Bubble Gum" would, in fact, have toxic materials inside?
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" George Soros contributes "massive funds to eugenics programs and population control through toxic food and toxic vaccines.
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Maybe the site is no longer so toxic, or maybe the toxic internet has made me numb.
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After a couple years, she finally got rid of both the toxic implants and her toxic boyfriend.
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Because whoever's — think about it — whoever's toxic for San Francisco is super toxic in the 14th district.
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"These neonicotinoids are extremely, extremely toxic," Mitchell tells The Verge, 4 to 5,000 times more toxic than DDT.
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"There is a lot of toxic stuff emitted from cars, and the most toxic are particulates," Mayer said.
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Toxic chemicals: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing new reporting requirements for a group of toxic chemicals.
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Pros: Less toxic than DEET, potentially as effective, won't ruin plastics or plastic-based clothingCons: Not yet enough longterm research suggesting its efficacy over DEET, still toxic to wildlife though not as toxic as DEET
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"Toxic running tracks, problematic vaccines, toxic milk," a person identified as AACamille wrote of the safety problems in China.
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I would imagine if you had to pick toxic, probably Biden would be more toxic than Elizabeth Warren here.
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Ash can contain toxic metals, and post-fire flooding can bring toxic fire retardants used in firefighting into estuaries.
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"Our problems are less about the toxic social environment and more about the actual toxic environment," Eric tells me.
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"I would absolutely call ThirdLove's culture toxic, and I would call it top-down toxic," a former employee said.
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Toxic air SOHR said 94 civilians, including dozens of children, suffered from asphyxiation following the toxic gas attack in Aleppo.
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What was one more airborne toxic event at a time when the global climate was itself an airborne toxic event?
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American taxpayers shoulder an enormous financial burden from hardrock mining, our largest toxic polluter according to the Toxic Release Inventory.
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"Once a toxic person shows up next to you, your risk of becoming toxic yourself has gone up," Minor says.
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In 1986, the US created the Toxic Release Inventory, a database tracking the toxic emissions of all US industrial facilities.
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When thinking about this job, you had a company that was toxic, in a lot of ways, a very toxic atmosphere.
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Those who already knew that America had a toxic-masculinity problem knew at once that this was a toxic-masculinity problem.
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And I think that the toxic culture of gay porn might partly stem from toxic elements of the larger gay community.
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But perhaps most notably, it's free of toxic chemicals that can cause the deadly condition known as Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).
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His toxic ambition seemed driven mostly by his even more toxic wife, by her demands and his need to meet them.
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Increasingly few internet services companies want to be involved with toxic internet subcultures and even real-life toxic cultures like white supremacy.
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More good news came on Tuesday, when Trump's EPA released the annual Toxic Release Inventory, which tracks toxic discharges from industrial facilities.
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Our work on toxic leadership demonstrates how toxic, unethical, flawed or otherwise ineffective leaders can do a lot of damage in organizations.
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India is challenging China for most toxic air in the world India is challenging China for most toxic air in the world India is now challenging China for a dubious distinction: home of the most toxic air on the planet.
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Interestingly, an overdose was less toxic at the beginning of the day, dawn, and most toxic at the end of the day, dusk.
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Unfortunately by now, Machado is a pro at shaking off toxic people and their equally toxic comments, including those from President Donald Trump.
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As we uncover Kavanaugh's past, I am hardly surprised to find a toxic man lies beneath the toxic politics he was selected for.
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Meanwhile, Susan Fowler's bombshell essay about a culture of harassment and toxic-men-enabling-toxic-men was #MeToo before there was a movement.
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"It's a toxic soup for luring young people into violent extremism and UNFPA's work is a core element in reducing that toxic soup."
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Toxic atmosphere In his interview, Trump said Comey had fostered a toxic atmosphere at the FBI, which his dismissal was meant to remedy.
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DeGette cited an Amnesty International report from earlier this year titled, "Toxic Twitter: A Toxic Place for Women," in her line of questioning.
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Lara: I have three sisters so I feel like anything between the four of us is quite toxic, it's quite a toxic environment.
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The updated Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) finally gave the EPA the regulatory authority to protect us from dangerous toxic substances like asbestos.
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Every reputable institution and organization fighting for toxic chemicals reform agree: Mr. Dourson is uniquely unfit to lead the war against toxic chemicals.
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There are also discussions about whether the boxes in which the pies are delivered are toxic, and whether cast-iron pans are also toxic.
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We make sure that there's no toxic glues, a lot of the big companies, especially Nike and Adidas, they don't use toxic glues anymore.
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Visions, her breakthrough album, centred around a single and video that interrogated toxic masculinity, before 'toxic masculinity' became a central topic of cultural debate.
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All this makes data a toxic asset, and it continues to be toxic as long as it sits in a company's computers and networks.
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Toxic waste sites flooded At least 13 toxic waste sites in Texas were flooded or damaged by Hurricane Harvey, the Environmental Protection Agency said.
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Leaders need to be able to spot toxic undertones of a workplace so they can address them (unless they&aposre what makes it toxic).
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Twitter's toxic effect on these women politicians Tweets aimed at India's women politicians show a toxic environment that consists of trolling, threats and hate.
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That opposition — toxic hate and toxic idealism — is paralleled in the background, in the fictional, quasi-autocratic presidencies of Richard Nixon and Robert Redford.
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The large piles of toxic chat resemble beautiful mountains Piles of a toxic mining mineral called 'chat' surround the town like an eerie mountain range.
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Toxic waste sites flooded At least 2300 toxic waste sites in Texas were flooded or damaged by Hurricane Harvey, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Toxic urine: lorises' urine is highly toxic, a fact which doesn't pose a problem in the wild where they pee happily onto the forest floor.
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"Manufacturers have been needlessly adding toxic chemicals to furniture in order to address a risk that can be met with non-toxic measures," Rodgers said.
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The other category includes incidental contaminants that may be toxic, such as persistent pesticide residues in cotton or toxic byproducts created during the manufacturing process.
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Indeed, while solitarious locusts avoid eating toxic plants, the gregarious locusts are actually attracted to the odor of hyoscyamine, a toxic alkaloid found in local plants.
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"They found that the toxic and non-toxic forms [of the two species] were identical—at least, in the known parts of the lichen," Spribille said.
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The updated Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) finally gave the EPA regulatory authority to protect Americans from dangerous toxic substances like asbestos, a known human carcinogen.
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They estimated $80 billion in benefits because they included the health side benefits of limiting toxic chemical pollution in addition to reducing the toxic chemicals themselves.
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After it happened, a lot of other creators were upset with YouTube saying it's become kind of a toxic place, do you think it's a toxic place?
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But if apartheid was toxic merely to South Africa, a one-state solution and a globally blacklisted Israel threatens to be toxic to the entire Middle East.
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Lawmakers called Border Patrol officers' behavior toward them toxic and called the detention system broken; they did not describe the migrant holding sites as toxic or broken.
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Yes, Gianforte's assault is a glaring display of toxic masculinity in an environment made particularly toxic by the man in the White House and his media bullying.
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This was both an act of domestic terror and a hate crime, but it is ours and it demands that we consider our policies — foreign and war policy, antiterror policy, gun policy — and our cultural toxicities, including our toxic political culture, toxic male culture and toxic anti-L.
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I really feel that the toxic, the amplification of the most toxic content, the most toxic impulses is, to some extent it is a problem of algorithms, what is surfaced, what is volunteered to us, but then on the other it is, yeah, it's just ... People are people.
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The toxic-gas detector — composed of the wearable badge and the communication device — may also have civilian applications in refineries, where workers might be exposed to toxic chemicals.
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We are often sold the idea that our diets are somehow "toxic" when the reality is that, aside from ingesting poison, even fast food doesn't contain anything toxic.
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"Accidents regularly occur with machine operators getting trapped, workers cleaning underground waste tanks suffocating from toxic fumes, or workers drowning in toxic sludge at the tannery premises," it said.
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Hocus Pocus may derive humor from the toxic masculinity-drenched assumption that good-looking teenage boys shouldn't be virgins — but Max himself isn't bogged down by this toxic thinking.
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Toxic gas The Kilauea eruption last week created new volcanic vents on the ground miles east of the summit, releasing slow-moving lava and toxic gas into island communities.
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It makes sense considering the last 12 months, with the #MeToo and Time's Up movements championing the abolition of toxic masculinity, and toxic relationships (number six on the list).
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Veterans have been exposed to toxic chemicals at Fort McClellan, asbestos on Navy ships, radiation poisoning, mustard gas and the toxic open air burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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It found that between 21 and 2800, U.S. agriculture became 8003 more times toxic to insects, not that over the same period, U.S. ecoculture became 2800 more times toxic.
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It found that between 2698 and 24637, U.S. agriculture became 48 more times toxic to insects, not that over the same period, U.S. ecoculture became 48 more times toxic.
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Elsewhere, oil refineries are damaged and leaking toxic chemicals into the environment, and the refineries had to release toxic substances in the air in the wake of their emergency shutdowns.
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She gyrated to a slowed-down version of Britney Spears' "Toxic" and seductively sang, "You know that you're toxic," as images of Trump appeared on a large screen behind her.
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Lawmakers called Border Patrol officers' behavior toward the members of Congress toxic and called the detention system broken; they did not describe the migrant holding sites as toxic or broken.
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Catch Cemetery Piss live: Sept 1st w/ Toxic Holocaust at Cherry Street Station, Wallingford CT - info Sept 2nd w/ Toxic Holocaust and Bat at Saint Vitus, Brooklyn NY - info Sept 3rd w/ Toxic Holocaust, Bat and Noisem at Metro Gallery, Baltimore MD - info Sept 17th at Shadow Woods Festival, White Hall MD - info
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"These popular baby foods are not only high in inorganic arsenic, the most toxic form of arsenic, but also are nearly always contaminated with all four toxic metals," the report said.
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The Toxic Substances Control Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and other federal laws spell out the U.S. obligation to control and properly dispose of toxic chemicals and hazardous waste.
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The sentence "This is awesome" comes in at 3 percent toxic, but add "fucking" (as in the Macklemore lyric "This is fucking awesome") and the sentence escalates to 98 percent toxic.
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According to the United States military, sarin is 81 times as toxic as cyanide and 543 times as toxic as chlorine, which has been used in Syria as a chemical weapon.
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The bright green bloom is mesmerizing — and possibly toxic.
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" He adds, "It became a toxic relationship at times.
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It's compelling, but it's toxic — and, sadly, it's contagious.
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Bellflower wins the distinction of being the most unlike its neighbors; while it isn't the most toxic city in the US, it is 335 percent more toxic than the rest of California.
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It means removing toxic people and toxic mindsets from your life so that you can make room for relationships and ideas that are conducive to your happiness and ever evolving personal expansion.
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This toxic tone has created a toxic environment, one in which a 66-year-old left-wing shooter picked up a gun and fired at a group of GOP politicians and staffers.
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"Donald Trump has created a toxic environment, and a toxic environment has allowed his supporters and those who sometimes seek confrontation to come together in violence," Kasich told reporters in Sharonville, Ohio.
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PRUITT: TOXIC SPILL RULE 'UNNECESSARY': The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday formally proposed that it does not need to write a new regulation to limit spills of toxic waste into waterways.
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"Maybe not as toxic as Russia became during the Mueller investigation, but toxic," she said, referring to a two-year U.S. investigation into contacts between Trump's successful 2016 election campaign and Russia.
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"Oil is not toxic at the end of the day, emissions are toxic," Barkindo said, adding that technologies to reduce and ultimately eliminate emissions from fossil fuels should be the focus of attention.
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That toxic blue-green algae from Lake Okeechobee, combined with the red tide — also a toxic algae — from the Gulf of Mexico, create a murky deathscape that kills almost everything in its wake.
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The draft study from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry found that contaminated water across the country, especially on and near military bases, was far more toxic than the government realized.
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Though toxic, lead used to be preferable for its durability.
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The debt he's carrying makes him feel toxic, he said.
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People tend to undermine each other in a toxic relationship.
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Brown's sense of entitlement over Karrueche is toxic and problematic.
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There's just one problem: Hydrazine is horribly toxic and corrosive.
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And pennyroyal is toxic when ingested and will kill you.
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Overcrowding, poor treatment, and invidious discrimination form a toxic combination.
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Onions, grapes and raisins are toxic to pets, especially dogs.
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The National Front is still toxic to many in France.
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One of the biggest contributors to toxic emissions are vehicles.
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Scott called those comments racially toxic -- then supported Trump anyway.
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However, inhaling toxic chemicals is not the only safety risk.
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The consequences of that decision are both predictable and toxic.
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Toxic masculinity reemerges as a central theme in this shooting.
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It is time for them to ditch their toxic ally.
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" Another source told PEOPLE the two "can be toxic together.
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"You are really recovering from a toxic event," White said.
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"What Do You See?" is available now from Toxic State.
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Instead a deficit of both is Mr Scharf's toxic inheritance.
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But American politics may only get more toxic for it.
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They also don't appear to be toxic to human cells.
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Lead is toxic, and can cause stunted development in children.
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However, although the economics is straightforward, the politics is toxic.
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It delivers a gorgeous, radiant glow without any toxic ingredients.
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They also need to make immigration less toxic (see article).
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Their concerns included "toxic" ingredients, excessive doses, and side effects.
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Toxic air exposure can affect neurological development and cognitive ability.
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Realize that unpacking the toxic baggage will take some work.
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Yet she soon found herself in yet another toxic relationship.
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Abraham recognizes how deeply entrenched some toxic male behaviors are.
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It also doesn't mean that person makes a relationship toxic.
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Anthony Joshua's Sexist Comments & The Fight To End Toxic Masculinity
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But urea is toxic — it breaks down proteins in tissue.
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"Lead is one toxic legacy in American cities," she writes.
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The relationship soon soured and became "toxic," according to Grodd.
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The working environment at the organisation was described as "toxic".
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"Socialism is toxic to these voters," said the top Democrat.
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Pence's dishonesty is not just spiritually toxic, but socially radioactive.
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Floodwaters are a cesspool of harmful bacteria and toxic chemicals.
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These traps mimic mosquito breeding sites, but contain toxic chemicals.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - The future of the BRICS looks toxic.
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"It would be toxic," one person close to him said.
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You might have a toxic workplace or a difficult supervisor.
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In much of the country the party's brand is toxic.
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" Another source told PEOPLE the two "can be toxic together.
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Atlantic killifish have adapted to highly toxic levels of pollution.
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"My home [with Odom] was dark and toxic," says Kardashian.
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Indeed, the mental stress can be toxic to people's health.
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Her farts for the rest of the night are toxic.
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Its reputation for bullying its suppliers and staff became toxic.
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Toxic algae has killed at least 70 dogs since 2006.
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Because now, I feel like men can be so toxic.
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"This is a toxic substance that kills everything," he said.
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Unsurprisingly, this toxic attitude carries over into the real world.
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Rising interest rates and soaring debt are a toxic combination.
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Participants, are they receptive or are they creating toxic action?
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Latoya Matthews* has had a toxic relationship with a boss.
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Plus, the process of manufacturing them sometimes emits toxic gases.
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They will investigate how toxic speech is created on Twitter.
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The internal politics of his party were just that toxic.
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All right, professor, what is toxic masculinity first of all?
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According to the researchers, it also likely boasted toxic compounds.
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Zone, nukes and garbage in Underworld, toxic pollution in White
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Much of this inequality stems from toxic masculinity and misogyny.
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No. [You're a] terrible and toxic influence on young girls.
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Why reward those poisoned by toxic privilege with more privilege?
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The ME concluded Prince died from toxic level of Fentanyl.
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It's more a product of smart business than toxic beliefs.
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Symptoms of toxic poisoning include vomiting blood and losing consciousness.
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Yew plants contain taxine, toxic to most animals if consumed.
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More than just wrong, he was seen as politically toxic.
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We talk a lot about toxic aspects of black masculinity.
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Some of these blooms of ocean life, however, are toxic.
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This provides a metric through which to measure toxic stress.
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Why stick with a politically toxic figure who belittled him?
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They included plans to release a toxic gas in public.
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The Trump brand has been tarnished by his toxic mouth.
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But now people are willfully eating the packaged toxic goop.
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Miguel Pinto spent several years in that "incredibly toxic" environment.
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These types are among the most regulated and most toxic.
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The toxic waters ebbing at our shores is a tragedy.
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"This ugly, toxic side sours the whole experience," Khan said.
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Some vitamins are known to be toxic in high doses.
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Judd Hirsch and Sally Kellerman return as his toxic parents.
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It has become synonymous with the era's toxic tribal politics.
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The blob is a threatening toxic algae in bright bloom.
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They definitely don't cause cancer and they are not toxic.
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In both countries, the state of discourse is often toxic.
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Other toxic materials, like asbestos, get absorbed into the sand.
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That relationship can easily turn toxic when politics are involved.
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"More toxic #ThinBlueLine hate speech from NY's Finest," Vitale tweeted.
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Just a bunch of negativity, a bunch of toxic nonsense.
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Liquid ammonia is toxic and can damage skin and lungs.
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They knew about the, they know about the toxic culture.
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John Stumpf failed to fix Wells Fargo's toxic sales culture.
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Was this music too toxic to consume, let alone support?
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The two substances reacted with one another, creating toxic fumes.
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Lost in the increasingly toxic atmosphere ahead of the Oct.
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EAFs emit less toxic air compared to other steelmaking equipment.
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I don't know if there are toxic materials in there.
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No doubt, toxic local politics have nourished homegrown terrorist groups.
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"I quit because everything he said was toxic," Gilroy said.
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Toxic masculine values poison inwards as well as outwards. #InternationalMensDay.
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Senate Republicans have introduced a politically toxic provision into theirs.
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She also said that officers treated detainees with "toxic" behavior.
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Then he follows up with his outlook for toxic algae.
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I was increasingly swallowing billows of fetid, toxic, yellow air.
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At first, it suggested a toxic algae bloom was responsible.
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Over the course of a toxic presidential race, both Mrs.
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Facebook is upping its fight on toxic content in groups.
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The toxic effects of Trumpism will have to be addressed.
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Toxic rhetoric like Gingrich's is therefore dangerous and strategically damaging.
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Toxic stress can be added to that list, Selvaraj said.
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Cytoxicity refers to being toxic to cells in the body.
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Republicans rabidly defend Trump, no matter how toxic his behavior.
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At that point the lifting of sanctions became politically toxic.
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Yet to the human body, lead exposure can be toxic.
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If we don't want happiness, then we are deemed toxic.
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For coal mines, canaries raised the alarm on toxic leaks.
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Since the Khashoggi scandal broke, Saudi Arabia has become toxic.
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I wasn't alone in being affected by this toxic atmosphere.
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You could filibuster particularly toxic bills introduced by Trump lackeys.
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I had this sugar daddy and that became really toxic.
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Let's melt all the toxic residue from the Cold War.
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Except there was one problem: anisomycin is toxic in humans.
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She rejects the concept that there is no toxic femininity.
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These things can all go in toxic directions, of course.
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"The air is toxic, the reef is dying," she said.
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"It was toxic — the mold, the broken windows," Young recalled.
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"Lead is one toxic legacy in America's cities," Clark writes.
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Even water is toxic if you drink enough of it.
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Congressional races in Florida are talking about toxic algae blooms.
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For too many women, life inside Nike had turned toxic.
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And white people have this thing I call toxic optimism.
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The effect is glowing, supernatural, perhaps even a bit toxic.
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N.B.H.: ACEs and toxic stress are a public health crisis.
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Adult Harry Styles will have none of your toxic masculinity.
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Arrogance is not toxic; it is just brilliance + a vendetta.
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Worse, they came from the most toxic workplace on earth.
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Incel forums, ReformedIncel believes, necessarily tend in a toxic direction.
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One often associates perfectionism with a toxic variety of neurosis.
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Vaccines are not toxic, and they do not cause autism.
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Strangely, the stalks are edible, but the leaves are toxic.
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" Their review said the atmosphere at the agency was "toxic.
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Toxic sulfur dioxide gas emissions have created an additional hazard.
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"There was definitely some codependency and toxic behavior," he said.
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Let us not import this toxic attitude into Canada. —Dr.
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A toxic cloud has lingered over the capital since Tuesday.
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There are ways to make the news cycle less toxic.
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Some plants can be toxic to our curious fur babies.
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It seemed a toxic culture was about to be cleansed.
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"BoP" doesn't have time to waste on a toxic man.
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When toxic people gain power, they abuse others with it.
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"He looked at me and called me toxic," Swanson said.
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Pakistan's minister for climate change blames India for toxic smog.
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News of toxic leadership is all too pervasive these days.
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" He adds, "The two together are nothing short of toxic.
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While her husband's Twitter account is a toxic dump, Mrs.
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Volkswagen has acknowledged that its company culture had become toxic.
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There is no easy way to transcend this toxic partisanship.
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Some normalize unrealistic scenarios, and others even glorify toxic behavior.
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The toxic potion, according to its maker, Rat Trap Inc.
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The bush fires are producing choking smoke and toxic pollution.
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Smoke from wildfires contain particles which are toxic to humans.
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An oily mess like that should be toxic, Choudhary thought.
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Specific metrics on toxic chemical usage however, are currently absent.
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McConnell has made the GOP brand toxic to the public.
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And second, even more, I wanted to explore toxic masculinity.
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"Everybody was exposed to the same toxic dust," Barasch said.
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It contains less than 0.1% aluminum and is not toxic.
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Bezos acted decisively and rid himself of a toxic executive.
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Grapes, raisins, sultanas, and currants are particularly toxic, May said.
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Add his connections to Russian oligarchs, and Manafort was toxic.
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Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans.
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Donald Trump understands how politically toxic his party's position is.
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Paying for drugs is less politically toxic than helping bankers.
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Democrats control the House and the wall has become toxic.
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NEW DELHI — A toxic fog is creeping over New Delhi.
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They accused me of being emotionally toxic and mentally unstable.
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Most of it covers the obvious, including any toxic materials.
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My school has an ultracompetitive atmosphere, sometimes toxic and cutthroat.
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Hess was required to cleanse the site of toxic materials.
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From Jesus she learned that not all men are toxic.
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The revelations led to an outcry over Uber's toxic culture.
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Apply advertiser pressure (brands): Pull your dollars from toxic content.
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"We don't get involved in politics — that's toxic," he said.
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But that common phrase is one of the most toxic.
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"It has been really toxic," said one person at Google.
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I had gay friends and saw how toxic masculinity works.
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And they can make a workplace feel unsafe and toxic.
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Two common filament types were studied, called ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) and PLA (Polylactic Acid), and all tests indicated at least some level of toxic response (though the toxic response varied by filament type).
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Any proposal to legalize some or all of the 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US would be toxic to many Republicans; any proposal without any legalization would be toxic to many Democrats.
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What are your thoughts on the dismantling of toxic masculinity and toxic language that harms the trans community, and how do we all show up for people who experience this daily battering and violence?
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The storm and its resulting flooding damaged much of coastal Texas and Louisiana, and toxic waste sites in the region have sustained damage, increasing concern about toxic chemicals making their way into the environment.
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But far more importantly, those who work in toxic work environments and are exposed to harassment (directly or indirectly) also have a tendency to engage in similar toxic activities, creating spirals of destructive behaviors.
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"Some vaping products themselves could also raise the risk of injury, Jordt added, because they can overheat, which could then generate a "high load of toxic chemicals, together with toxic metal released from coils.
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She soon came across John Sabraw's Toxic Art, in which the artist—in collaboration with fellow professor Guy Riefler—used toxic sludge to make paint pigment for his works, raising awareness about coal mining pollution.
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Alongside a photo of the quote, "You never really see how toxic someone is until you breathe fresher air," Kardashian, 31, penned a lengthy caption about the importance of removing toxic people from your life.
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The singer repeatedly criticized Trump and danced to version of the Britney Spears song "Toxic," singing "You know that you're toxic" while pictures of Trump were shown on a backdrop, according to the Associated Press.
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The pull of place is enduring; if only they could get out of Edinburgh, maybe they'd be able to cut ties with all those toxic people and toxic substances, and change their own poisonous behavior.
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"Donald Trump has created a toxic environment, and a toxic environment has allowed his supporters and those who sometimes seek confrontation to come together in violence," he reportedly said at a news conference on Saturday.
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To get out of a toxic friendship, confront the person and forgive yourselfAs more and more of the incidents continued to happen, Beach hit a breaking point and eventually ended her toxic relationship with Calloway.
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Hazardous material removal teams from the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, in conjunction with other state and federal agencies, will begin the process of clearing out the most dangerous toxic materials on Dec. 3.
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But then some can be really toxic and hold us back.
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Britney Spears doesn't wait for her dance routine to get "Toxic".
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The concept of a beauty standard at all is pretty toxic.
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"Those are toxic relationships, but they're not necessarily abusive," she explains.
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"It's not toxic," the cat owner stated in a Reddit comment.
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She started a personal, detailed thread about a toxic past relationship.
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Mr Morales and the deal are both toxic to Guatemalan voters.
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If these — if there's, like, toxic fumes, I'm breathing them. Okay?
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Formaldehyde is a colourless and highly toxic gas at room temperature.
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" Kevin added: "We're choosing our family because it was becoming toxic.
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Liberate yourself from the toxic feedback loop that is Twitter. 4.
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The first project The Artful Activist posted was Sabraw's toxic art.
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Vitamin D at toxic levels can cause kidney failure and death.
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"It is not anything toxic," Gonzales said, referring to the smoke.
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And student debt is most toxic to students who never graduate.
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So some sunscreens can certainly be toxic to these underwater ecosystems.
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But issues surrounding gender have at times been just as toxic.
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Men, it's time to stop being impressed by this toxic behaviour.
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Pääkkönen's character embodies the toxic rage fueled by a flawed ideology.
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Haunt-like perceptions can also arise from reactions to toxic substances.
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At the very least, an offer to rename a toxic creek?
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It is a highly toxic substance that comes with unpredictable effects.
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This has created a toxic culture of intense suspicion and insecurity.
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New Revelations Show Golden State Killer Had Toxic History With Women
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This is not OK. Lead is toxic, any amount of lead.
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In December 2015, The EPA released a report on toxic air.
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A related concern is the fact that Martian soil is toxic.
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The setting and props also combat some ideas of toxic masculinity.
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Limits have been imposed around the world on these toxic fumes.
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Operatives have shared stories about toxic work environments and abusive bosses.
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Young Americans are committed to reshaping America's toxic relationship to capitalism.
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Officials say the cause of death was asphyxiation by toxic gases.
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She doesn't need a reminder of her toxic ex on screen.
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Still, it allowed some toxic speech to lurk in the corners.
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How do you shift that culture to create something less toxic?
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Well, that creates an environment that's toxic in our own country.
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But the current ecosystem is toxic, and Trump and Cruz flourish.
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There are the toxic conspiracy theories, deepfakes, and fake news mills.
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Also, gold is chemically inert and therefore unlikely to be toxic.
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The deal sets a timetable for phasing down the toxic gases.
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" She added that "it is really toxic if ingested by accident.
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Don't hog the possibly toxic but mercifully heat-producing street grate.
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Gaming culture has long had a reputation for being highly toxic.
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But this group operated in what was apparently a toxic atmosphere.
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So far, the researchers have not seen any toxic side effects.
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We have clear solutions to toxic-waste cleanup and climate change.
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The decision was driven by discomfort with Uber's obviously toxic culture.
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But they make them at room temperature without any toxic byproducts.
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Dear So Sad Today, Have you ever experienced having toxic friends?
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Graphene, however, converts light into electricity and it's not toxic either.
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Sizeism, frankly, is a bullshit notion with a serious toxic impact.
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And toxic algal blooms sickened swimmers in a handful of outbreaks.
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This is super messed up and toxic masculinity at its finest.
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" She called TSR and similar celeb gossip mongers "disgusting and toxic.
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Complaints of toxic masculinity hang over state and local government, too.
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Depending on the type of mine, these tailings can be toxic.
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He was a nice, laid-back guy marrying a toxic person.
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It's a toxic combination that leads to spiraling, widespread die-offs.
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"That is a toxic subreddit," the r/politics mod told Gizmodo.
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Well, no, it's so toxic that it's dysfunctional, it's politically dysfunctional.
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Just like Delhi, Lahore has flailed feebly at tackling toxic air.
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"It's more art and beauty and less toxic masculinity," Hegar says.
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If you smell it, and it smells pretty toxic — something's wrong.
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It's highly toxic; he'd heaved most of it into the bushes.
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That's a sign to other creatures, like birds, that they're toxic.
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Most of the toxic chemicals in cigarettes are produced by combustion.
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No. You [are a] terrible and toxic influence on young girls.
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And some algae species are toxic, so ensuring purity is vital.
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" Another source told PEOPLE that the two "can be toxic together.
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The most obvious problem is that Twitter interactions can be toxic.
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" And he still was like, "Nope, nope, no, toxic, too scary.
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Both metals are contaminants considered toxic and harmful to human health.
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"Your obsession is a little unhealthy, maybe even toxic," she wrote.
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Talk of talking with Russia is politically toxic in many circles.
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It's also not toxic, unlike batteries, which can and do explode.
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It is the toxic food environment in which calories are ubiquitous.
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And when nearby peatlands burn, a toxic haze fills the air.
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Online, Sonic memes can take a bizarre or even toxic turn.
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Toxic smelling smoke filled my house triggering smoke and CO alarms.
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YouTube has been especially responsive to toxic content relating to children.
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Bowing out would be a truly non-toxic display of masculinity.
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How did something that started in good fun become so toxic?
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Toxic Labor, Untitled Mental Health Doc, and a TV Book Club?
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He must understand that Assad is now toxic in every sense.
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Fingers crossed we get a "Toxic" remix right out the gate.
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Want to know if your comment would get labeled as toxic?
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This is likely due to the lasting effects of toxic stress.
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Muting a toxic player does nothing to teach them to behave.
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Check out the vid ... Farrah says the show is now toxic.
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All of it has created a toxic political environment for Trump.
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It's less toxic than nerve agent VX but it's extremely volatile.
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Marijuana contains toxic gases and particles that can harm the lungs.
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College hookup culture is pervasive, and in many ways, incredibly toxic.
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How tap water became toxic in Flint Problems yet to manifest?
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YouTube's problems with toxic content are well-documented at this point.
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One likely cause, researchers say, is toxic stress and racial discrimination.
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Did we mention that it's also non-toxic and cruelty free?
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Now it's known as Toxic Town, Leadville, a goddamn national disgrace.
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Even the grievously toxic DDT was no match for the diamondback.
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Toxic people create unnecessary complexity, strife and, worst of all, stress.
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Toxic people drive you crazy because their behavior is so irrational.
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Gone were the days of cheaply made, and occasionally toxic, vibrators.
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Imagining what toxic streams and rivers might look like isn't difficult.
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This is rebuilding the toxic link between the banks and governments.
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While symbolic, the vote nonetheless shows how politically toxic this remains.
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Scientists broadly agree on the severity of this toxic disease mechanism.
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"I know what toxic is, and it's Margaret Josephs," Staub said.
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Lead is a toxic agent that can damage the nervous system.
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But if you have exchanges again, there will be toxic patterns.
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A ceiling made of polystyrene then caught fire, releasing toxic gas.
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All across America, pipes deliver toxic water, roads crumble, bridges sag.
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It can feel toxic, but for Faiyaz, it's also what's real.
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Yes, we live in an extremely toxic and polarizing media environment.
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And Henry Kissinger adds icing on top of the toxic cake.
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My sweat was as wonderfully toxic as the music we loved.
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The most ardent paleo proponents think that starchy carbs are toxic.
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His home is still standing, but it's surrounded by toxic gas.
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Now, it's known for a toxic workplace culture, among other scandals.
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"They can be toxic together," the source explained at the time.
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The camp horror classic The Toxic Avenger is getting a remake.
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The atmosphere is toxic, and there is no animal life whatsoever.
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"Britney Spears performing "Toxic" without Autotune is legit!" a fan wrote.
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Probably not, because carbon dioxide is not toxic at foreseeable levels.
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Of course, salamanders themselves suffer predation, even with their toxic skin.
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Some officials in Kiev said Ukraine had become "toxic" in Washington.
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This toxic mix was "unthinkable five years ago," Mr Macron argues.
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Can Graham put the toxic political genie back in the bottle?
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Toxic he may be, but Trump is the agent of change.
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The effect on cross-party relationships has been insidious and toxic.
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But today, being on opposite sides can be toxic, even violent.
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There are at least 80 toxic Superfund sites in Irma's path.
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All she did was to remove herself from a toxic situation.
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He saw pools of toxic water, massive piles of waste-rock.
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So it's good for business to learn what's creating toxic employees.
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Britney Spears' "Toxic" (2004) music video is packed with iconic looks.
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It's about a toxic institution that has proven itself beyond redemption.
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Although toxic bosses can impact you negatively, they aren't inherently stressful.
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Methane, the main component of natural gas, is not considered toxic.
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The toxic tone of many of Mr. Trump's statements scares me.
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Trump is adding ingredients to the most toxic election in memory.
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Beneath lurks a toxic cocktail of viruses and drug-resistant bacteria.
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Right now... it's hard to tell what the toxic asset is.
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Even rapeseed was toxic until crop breeders transformed it into canola.
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It's particularly useful if your toxic employee is a high performer.
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On the contrary, keeping to yourself and experiencing loneliness is toxic.
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But this group operated in what was apparently a toxic atmosphere.
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"I think the subject became kind of toxic," Mr. McInerney said.
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So horrified and distressed by Lewis Hamilton's abusive and toxic reaction.
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What can be done in the meantime to improve toxic workplaces?
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Financially and emotionally, this could prove a toxic form of pride.
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The Purple Army quickly developed a reputation as a toxic hive.
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Imagine FEMA trailers and martial law, toxic waste and flooded hospitals.
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A toxic, chemical swirl of liquid in a futuristic barren landscape.
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I mean, someone's not ... But their toxic masculinity is a thing.
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But our toxic politics won't allow for such sensible, professional legislating.
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So how do we protect our children from this toxic threat?
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Plants are resistant to such toxic metals and continue growing regardless.
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It's more toxic than alcohol itself in a lot of ways.
|
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And it's once again dealing with toxic runoff from its neighbor.
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" He continued: "Legacy is toxic: soldiers and loyalists are being hounded.
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The company said it removes relevant toxic products on its sites.
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Unfortunately, some of these chemical reactions just produce new toxic compounds.
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The audacity of declaring another human being to be "toxic" though.
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I heard the Brighton show ended up being pretty, er, toxic.
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Lara: I can't think of anything you've done that was toxic.
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Twin Peaks is really having a toxic masculinity problem right now.
|
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One air show VIP summed up the Airbus mood as "toxic".
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That suggests a toxic marital dynamic, fueled by anger and resentment.
|
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The police are testing it to determine whether it was toxic.
|
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In many processes, they have taken the place of toxic chemicals.
|
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But the tone on social media remains, in many cases, toxic.
|
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"Trump is becoming politically toxic in Western Europe," Mr. Valasek said.
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The exhaust from the engines is extremely punishing and very toxic.
|
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The results: gas, fractured bedrock, depleted freshwater supplies and toxic waste.
|
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The former is considered the less toxic derivative, according to studies.
|
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Liberals scramble to clarify that, no, not all masculinity is toxic.
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The molecules from mitochondria are toxic, causing the cell to die.
|
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It felt like a last, toxic gasp of Cold War subterfuge.
|
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Her products are made with sustainable fabrics and without toxic dyes.
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The hotel embodies Trump's toxic mixture of family, business, and politics.
|
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This policy is — unfortunately, it's almost a recipe for toxic stress.
|
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Farmers burn their fields and the air becomes thick and toxic.
|
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Sherman is an environmentalist who formerly worked illegally dumping toxic chemicals.
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Regulating toxic waste, he seems to feel, would be somehow effeminate.
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Most toxic chemicals in cigarette smoke are produced when tobacco combusts.
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The toxic Steve Bannon would soon be on his way out.
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The proposed mine would store toxic mine wastes behind earthen dams.
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Most spacecraft use a propellant called hydrazine, which is highly toxic.
|
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I think that some of the presidential candidates are super toxic.
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ACEs Connection, a social network focused on responses to toxic stress.
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You were asking these women about toxic masculinity and the patriarchy.
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It contained butane, isobutane and pentane, all of which are toxic.
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We have to re-examine our toxic, privileged, encroaching masculinity itself.
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Often, anxiety and depression spike before interacting with a toxic relative.
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Nor was it the only such toxic space on the internet.
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Video game creators must take more action in eliminating toxic behavior.
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Oxford Dictionaries chose "toxic" as its word of the year. Dictionary.
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These nitrogen-rich pollutants have fueled vast blooms of toxic algae.
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Yes, there are chemicals in vaccines, but they are not toxic.
|
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However, even a toxic workplace culture is not a good thing.
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Now Mommy Messed Up is ready to end their toxic relationship.
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It was around this time that hateful, toxic views began to
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Washington is a toxic swamp for tech leaders to wade into.
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The ingredient was actually methanol, a toxic substance used in antifreeze.
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New York City is not alone in facing this toxic threat.
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It is not clear how far the toxic waters have spread.
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It was predictable that such a toxic mix would eventually explode.
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The toxic Senate bill does nothing to fix a struggling system.
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Do you think people have a toxic mindset in this business?
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In his statement he called for the end of "toxic partisanship."
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Just that thought alone can decrease the toxic effect of negativity.
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The academy in turn said Dugan fostered a toxic work environment.
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She recommends keeping interactions with "toxic" people as brief as possible.
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The dominant media narrative has conflated "toxic" masculinity with "traditional" masculinity.
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Instead, we have seen toxic partisanship finally erode this fundamental responsibility.
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It's been the most divisive, most toxic campaign of my lifetime.
|
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Now, new research reveals another toxic chemical was also at play.
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It's toxic to be swimming in the news stream these days.
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Despite the dangers, monarch caterpillars are completely dependent on toxic milkweed.
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A toxic political climate in Washington complicating the public health challenge.
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Because if my environment is toxic, I'm going to feel sick.
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Essentially, they are hurting our team and creating a toxic environment.
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A quaternary mechanism: Fires, toxic gases, burns or crashes can follow.
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The substances still rank among the most toxic chemical warfare agents.
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Can you please do more toxic rallies & bring Pruitt with you?
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That toxic combo is Donald Trump — in the context of debates.
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"It was really surprising how toxic it can get," she said.
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"Yes, they're inheriting Uber's entire toxic culture," an executive headhunter said.
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That argument overlooks the toxic effect of incinerators, Lopez-Nuñez said.
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His nose began to itch, from the toxic substances, he believes.
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" According to a New York Times Magazine article, "Is Sugar Toxic?
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Workers in these refineries are the first exposed to toxic substances.
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"The mall is getting more toxic," Jefferies analyst Randy Konik said.
|
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Methylmercury is highly toxic and can cause permanent nervous system damage.
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For that matter, how do we even agree on what's toxic?
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Examples include toxic gossip, jokes and sarcasm at their victim's expense.
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Moms Across America is delighted to share Non Toxic Irvine's petition.
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Overexposure to manganese is toxic, and symptoms can mimic Parkinson's disease.
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His children have all developed respiratory problems from the toxic smoke.
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" Ten months in, "How to Fix a Toxic Relationship (with pictures).
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" Another, titled "Toxic culture," says: "Compensation is low across the board.
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Freed from their toxic work interactions, they eventually became friends again.
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Their closed community generates toxic antibodies that devour it from within.
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It is highly toxic, and its effects are nothing like cannabis.
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One doll would go crazy — turn "toxic" — and destroy the house.
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It's a toxic blurring of the line between life and art.
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Acetaminophen in particular is toxic to cats and can be fatal.
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Here, the proximity to whiteness is toxic, a danger, a threat.
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But, like I said, it's kind of like a toxic relationship.
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They contain small amounts of solanine, which is a toxic alkaloid.
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Is shame so toxic an emotion that articulating it promotes it?
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I am neurotic and I often am toxic to be around.
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It looks like bisexuality might be the cure for toxic masculinity.
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Both are flawed males, both the very picture of toxic masculinity.
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KS: And the toxic environment, too, and how you assess that.
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"Imagine if your parents were a toxic waste site," Durvasula says.
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These processed foods are toxic — for us and for the planet.
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All Manduka mats are made without PVC or potentially toxic plasticizers.
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And unlike toxic chemicals, financial markets evolve according to those rules.
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ZCash itself calls these secret keys "toxic waste," and they report that last week they went through a mathematically and physically elaborate ceremony in which the network was initiated and the "toxic waste" was then destroyed.
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Read these stories next: Dear Men: So You Say You Want To Be An Ally... Why We Miss The Point When We Call Masculinity "Toxic" We Need To Talk About How Toxic Masculinity Is Killing America
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Read these stories next: How This Dad Expertly Avoided Toxic Masculinity In A Conversation With His Son A Children's Gift Guide For Undoing Toxic Masculinity Why Gender Stereotypes In Kids' Shows Are A REALLY Big Deal
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Indeed, men -- good men -- suffer under toxic masculinity too, from the strict roles and constricting norms they're expected to fulfill, to the violence in society that toxic masculinity perpetuates and would have them be party to.
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Rather, I'm arguing that there are many different variations of toxic, violent misogyny in history, each rooted in different cultural problems, and that this particular strain of toxic, violent misogyny is deeply rooted in late capitalism.
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Syrian children deal with "toxic stress" as the civil war rages on Syrian children deal with "toxic stress" as the civil war rages on This segment originally aired March 15, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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Reflecting the passions of their base makes Republicans toxic to the electorate at large and even to one another; appealing to minorities on the basis of humane policy makes Republicans toxic to many of their own supporters.
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What to do if you are already in a toxic situationIf you realize that your workplace, like most workplaces, is already toxic, you may be able to do some damage control — even if you aren't the boss.
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Meanwhile, millions of people are stuck under a blanket of toxic smoke.
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The challenge is overcoming decades of toxic decline—an exceedingly tall order.
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Is Richie really regretting ever getting involved in this toxic love triangle?
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It's a non-toxic and healthy environment to experience the same thing.
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Lead is a naturally occurring toxic metal found in the Earth's crust.
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Pesticides are potentially toxic to humans, according to the World Health Organization.
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The debate was a great lesson on the dangers of toxic masculinity.
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Chicago ranks high on the list of toxic cities in the country.
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It's also made from non-toxic materials, making it 100% pet-friendly.
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United, Halsey-Ariana-Lorde won't stand for industry sexism or toxic stans.
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And she's certainly not responsible for the toxic, profiteering culture in Hollywood.
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I just put on a happy face, but it was very toxic.
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One landfill leaked toxic runoff for years before the government addressed it.
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I've never experienced a more toxic environment for free speech than now.
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They are also mildew free, non-toxic and made in the USA.
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Chocolate As many dog owners know, chocolate is extremely toxic to canines.
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So, The X-Files has survived, but it's survival may be toxic.
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Even a diet of toxic algae can't save flamingos from ecological disturbances.
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He realized it was toxic, but the mentality was difficult to break.
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Natural teixobactin, however, is likely too toxic for people to ever take.
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" Meanwhile, Caelynn tells Colton that Hannah B. is "manipulative", "deceitful" and "toxic.
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Burning plastic, specifically, is known to release highly toxic compounds, called dioxins.
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Toxic waste is not the only drinking water worry in Puerto Rico.
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Coastal communities say previous discharges spread toxic algae, threatening tourism and health.
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What We Eat Grapes/Raisins: This fruit is highly toxic to dogs.
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Baking soda is non-toxic and won't harm or bother your cat.
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Read This Next: I Brought DuPont to Trial for its Toxic Pesticide
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Numerous of his accounts have been banned because of his toxic behavior.
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It's a really toxic narrative for us to have as a culture.
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With its toxic bits removed, however, fugu is a delicacy in Japan.
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These same machine-made calculations and rewards created Facebook's toxic feedback loops.
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Where do you go once you've become too toxic for Breitbart News?
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We have a fairly new director, and her leadership style is toxic.
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And by suing, he is threatening to create many more toxic classrooms.
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Home distillation can concentrate the level of methanol, which is highly toxic.
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But having grown unprecedentedly large, they became toxic and subject to manipulation.
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In this world of toxic masculinity, it wouldn't be all that surprising.
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However, one by one, its institutions are being infected with toxic polarisation.
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But it's not like American culture's fascination with toxic men is new.
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Honestly, I have no idea why I stayed in that toxic relationship.
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Toxic gender norms are what leads to a lot of sexual assault.
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Infertile women, dissidents and lesbians are sent to die farming toxic land.
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This depot stored an array of toxic industrial chemicals in Anniston, Alabama.
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Signs of a toxic political environment in the Democratic primary already abound.
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Rolling back these toxic Trump tax cuts alone, to me, is important.
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To be clear, this isn't a callout of Jenner for being toxic.
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To this fiery brew has now been added America's toxic Russia politics.
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" Meanwhile, Caelynn told Underwood that Hannah B. is "manipulative", "deceitful" and "toxic.
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Instead, they are left with water that is too toxic to touch.
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"People already tend to focus on things like toxic masculinity," he says.
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" Five of these toxic releases were classified as risky "Tier 1 events.
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However well-intended, it was no match for America's toxic national polarisation.
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A toxic red tide is plaguing a hundred miles of Florida's beaches.
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Those outings inspired a new CIA assassination plot: the toxic dive suit.
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A bounty-hunter cyborg with the power to bring down toxic masculinity?
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Even if it is toxic, you won't likely emerge a swamp monster.
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" He continued, "It also doesn't mean that person makes the relationship toxic.
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I've seen this brand of toxic deification of a Great Man before.
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But there's one issue that keeps popping up: players exhibiting toxic behavior.
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Combined with a young man's testosterone, it creates a toxic, combustible mix.
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But it is also toxic and flammable—and spills can be disastrous.
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AVOID: Symbols of Toxic MasculinityThese markers of masculine energy are too obvious.
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Airborne and large quantities of chromium-6 are known to be toxic.
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He had the gall to spread toxic verbal waste in my direction.
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Nitrogen can cause toxic algae to grow when it leaches into water.
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We expected to find a toxic work environment and a broken culture.
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For example, eating 10 raw potatoes can result in a toxic response.
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But if experience and political linkages are politically toxic, we've got problems.
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Indeed, the most toxic scorpions in the world are all rather puny.
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Lead is a toxic agent that can cause permanent damage to children.
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This is a toxic environment, and my life is way better off.
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Chocolate is one of the most toxic things your pet can consume.
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No one these days worries about toxic success—rather of managing recovery.
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A massive hack and revelations about email snooping are turning Yahoo toxic.
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This toxic coward of a President, He needs to rally his base?
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You are looking straight down on a giant lake of toxic waste.
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And for those who can't step away, it could be considered toxic.
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Maybe the film was actually just about forgiving your toxic, villainous dad.
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Despite their beauty, many deliver toxic venom through spines on their bodies.
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But the average person can't really see toxic chemical-laced drinking water.
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" But as Colleen Clemens writes in Teaching Tolerance, "'Toxic masculinity' is tricky.
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My peers and I have deemed sites like College Confidential extremely toxic.
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Additionally, if you could take ozone, you shouldn't as it's extremely toxic.
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Uber's toxic work culture may not be limited to its male bosses.
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And in some species, the Cuverian tubulles are toxic, poisoning the threat.
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Scott lambasted Trump as late as mid-October for "oftentimes toxic" rhetoric.
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A mom of two died of toxic butt implants, her family says.
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Even if America's culture is changing, its traditions cannot become toxic overnight.
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Your On Cinema reflects the toxic masculinity seen from the alt-right.
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The publishers of these games battle this toxic behavior with mixed results.
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Prions are abnormally folded proteins that form toxic clumps in the brain.
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They're dismantling toxic stan culture, partying together, and consider each other sisters.
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Tons of ash propelled by scalding, toxic gases poured down Fuego's flanks.
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And, among these 59 deaths, 22 had involved toxic levels of opioids.
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And the job makes those who do it "toxic", says one woman.
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Uber's toxic, crumbling corporate culture is making waves outside the tech world.
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Make no mistake: This election cycle has created a toxic trade environment.
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This toxic data can sit in organizational databases for a long time.
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"toxic" to the German body, and folded into the escalating discourse of
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"In that moment, I don't care about the toxic fumes," says Farad.
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A friendship is toxic when it is one-sided, unsupportive, and undermining.
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Wandering around a toxic planet is about as dangerous as you'd expect.
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Joe's toxic behaviour starts when he first meets Kathleen in her bookstore.
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So he was a big force of toxic masculinity in your life?
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Then, weed out those drugs that are toxic to the cells themselves.
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It mainstreamed the toxic populism that carried Trump to the White House.
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This is the greatest globalization lie—more toxic than the original precisely
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But plenty of it was also driven by a toxic blend of
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Changing tastes and economic downturns can prove toxic to unlucky furniture retailers.
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Read: Looking Back at the Poop So Toxic It Grounded a Plane
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Yang's candidacy is something of a toxic bouillabaisse for the tech industry.
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Instead, tenants live with toxic mold, lead, and elevators that don't work.
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She knew Kate had spent time around toxic burn pits while deployed.
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"Let's not get the DREAM Act saddled with toxic stuff," he said.
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Earlier this month, Oxford Dictionaries named "toxic" its word of the year.
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Now, if only there were lists for all the horribly toxic lists.
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Coal-ash is the highly toxic residue from coal-burning power plants.
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This enables them to neutralize difficult and toxic people without creating enemies.
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Oxford Dictionaries chose "toxic" as its word of the year and Dictionary.
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It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, inert and monatomic gas.
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"That press room that Sarah Sanders is running is toxic," Ignatius said.
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According to other reports, the locker room under van Gaal was toxic.
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"Early exposure to toxic air has lifelong consequences for them," he said.
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Dioxin is a toxic compound linked to cancer and other health risks.
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If you have a toxic employee, it's important to address their behavior.
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Toxic plantsQuite apart from its atmosphere, Mars' soil poses a big problem.
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Stop lionizing toxic work habits as inspiration for new entrepreneurs and managers.
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Plastics at sea can pick up toxic chemicals and cart them around.
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Alexis says that she's seen "toxic" behavior in the React community firsthand.
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Democrats prevailed in a toxic atmosphere where Trump controlled the daily narrative.
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In addition, the politics of health care have proven toxic for Republicans.
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Russia. Who told Iran to knock off its toxic anti-Israel rhetoric?
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You may already know that toxic behaviors that can derail your finances.
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Toxic co-workers can make you dread going to work, says Stransky.
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There's a museum in East Jakarta that enshrines a toxic historical fantasy.
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" - Brandon Robinson, senior sales engineer at Proofpoint "Be less toxic, more inclusive.
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The report did not specify when the alleged toxic gas attacks occurred.
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So he grievously set back his party's brand with the toxic call
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The challenges: Most are currently fueled by toxic chemicals like hydrogen peroxide.
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The skin of an avocado can be toxic – to cats and dogs.
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Toxic algae flourishes in the stagnant reservoirs, creating water quality problems downstream.
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"I don't know whether law firms would consider him toxic," Cohen said.
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" Exposing someone to highly toxic pesticides is not anyone's definition of "welcoming.
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Toxic lead is harming children across Los Angeles: read Reuters' previous investigation.
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Who doesn't like their salmon with a side of toxic ore waste?
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The show is definitely defiant of toxic masculinity and its negative impact.
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Phones are made with toxic chemicals and are usually teeming with bacteria.
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The music industry is, in some ways, a confluence of toxic culture.
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All of this adds up to something very toxic, in his opinion.
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This is especially true of life online, which can be especially toxic.
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Lead is a toxic agent that can damage the human nervous system.
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It's still a pretty toxic thing to be putting into our body.
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The burst unleashed a torrent of toxic mud that killed 19 people.
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"Toxic" by Britney Spears is the sonic equivalent of Big Dick Energy.
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Daniel: I vomited champagne into a champagne glass, that was pretty toxic.
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"Digital media has become toxic, in part, because of advertising," Swerdlin said.
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I ditched the last, most toxic one right before my 30th birthday.
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Sanctions and a toxic international environment are big obstacles to these plans.
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To me, it's the same buzzword bullshit everyone says about toxic masculinity.
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But, he is a potentially toxic taint with the broader general electorate.
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Experts blame the spike on cold weather and toxic red tide algae.
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The moderates will still assail her plan as unrealistic and politically toxic.
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Refineries and chemical plants are exploding, releasing toxic clouds and poisonous spills.
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Dioxin, a toxic contaminant, seeped into the ground and nearby water sources.
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The explosive devices were released into a toxic atmosphere created by Trump.
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"I was toxic to people for a long time," Ms. Pao said.
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The visible cloud of toxic gas hanging over industrial powerhouses almost disappeared.
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But the most pervasive version of the trope today is toxic masculinity.
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The production of Kehlani's "Toxic" pulses like a Don Julio-induced hangover.
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In pre-Covid-19 days, that sort of levy was politically toxic.
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"It's a toxic molecule—that's what tends to get overlooked," Dyer says.
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Bombardier beetles are not the only creatures that can shoot toxic liquids.
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"This mom shame lameness is so corny and toxic," she went on.
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" He added that "all stockpiles of toxic substances were destroyed last year.
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It was killed after I was pushed out for my "toxic" leadership.
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Some thoughts on why toxic online behavior is spilling into the streets.
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As the plastics break down, they release toxic chemicals, threatening marine life.
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The highly toxic chemical agent is known to be developed by Russia.
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Facebook says artificial intelligence is a solution to its toxic content problems.
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Virginia's parents continue their toxic focus on body type, fitness and achievement.
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I had inherited a subtle, yet still violent, form of toxic masculinity.
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But the proximity is toxic, and custody of the word is slipping.
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Plumes of toxic ash also remain a public health concern for authorities.
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We live in a world where masculinity is both frail and toxic.
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The intervention of a toxic parent can have brutal, even fatal, consequences.
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How do I escape all this toxic whiteness I keep hearing about?
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The toxic algal bloom, known as a red tide, is not unusual.
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Although America is in a state of toxic polarity, I am optimistic.
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And it has had a toxic corporate culture tolerant of sexual harassment.
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The benefits of policies to reduce toxic exposures have been clearly demonstrated.
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" KG: "There wasn't sexual harassment, but it was a toxic work environment.
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"Lead is very toxic and very damaging to people," Ms. Reyes said.
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I've had to unlearn really toxic and unhealthy representations of the community.
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This all comes after The Verge's explosive investigation into Away's toxic workplace.
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Whether those leaves actually contained chemical compounds toxic to parasites was unclear.
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Fight the urge to assimilate into a toxic conversation, tactic, or relationship.
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It also accused Moody's of knowingly inflating ratings on toxic mortgage securities.
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Toxic workers ended up comprising about two percent of the workers studied.
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Tester said Tuesday that others had concerns about a toxic work environment.
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Toxic internet trolls can eat dirt, I think we can all agree.
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From this sorely toxic fusion, no serious improvements can ever be expected.
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" Toxic words, writes Mr. Baker, "tend to have a long half-life.
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Nancy Pelosi is toxic in many a targeted red-to-blue district.
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A toxic fog of denial has descended over much of the country.
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Traditional electrode manufacturing techniques require working with toxic chemicals and high temperatures.
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Identity politics is a toxic ideology that is tearing American society apart.
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Your Last Relationship brings you to the aptly-selected "Toxic" music video.
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The interstellar comet arrives wrapped in a cloud of toxic cyanogen gas.
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For her pains, she was relieved and publicly labeled a toxic leader.
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But it's not just a place for cursed, toxic, or "cringey" posts.
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I thought that would change because to me, alcohol is entirely toxic.
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It's common in comets, but would be toxic if we inhaled it.
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The emergence of ever-more outlandish theories only reinforces such toxic assumptions.
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"It's a toxic culture and a lack of accountability," Mr. MacLean said.
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And they end up being much less toxic than the agentic kind.
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Or from tearing down toxic masculinity to creating a subtle hiding place.
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Toxic hate speech and discriminatory language dominate many of these online forums.
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"We know these more toxic phthalates accumulate in fat," Dr. Sathyanarayana said.
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In my mind, true love was a toxic, complicated, all-consuming mess.
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Similarly, toxic pro-Trump communities have zeroed in on teenage climate protesters.
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The royals fandom is the most toxic community that I've ever encountered.
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I grew obsessed with the game, but it was a toxic relationship.
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One thing's for sure ... nothing toxic about Barbados this time of year.
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She learned Japanese as an escape hatch from her toxic home environment.
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"Logan for me is like being in a toxic relationship," he says.
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The region has also been a dumping group for toxic coal ash.
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But the long-term impact of exposure to toxic chemicals also kills.
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Schaaf has publicly slammed the department for its "toxic" and "macho" culture.
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Methanol is a highly toxic version of alcohol, commonly used as antifreeze.
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The fallout included toxic paroxysms of racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and sexism.
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How do you combat toxic bullying when it's so entangled in girlhood?
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A toxic substance, lead is present in our environment in small amounts.
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First, let me be clear: A toxic work culture is never acceptable.
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First, let me be clear: A toxic work culture is never acceptable.
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Still, climate change is a politically toxic issue in the Cornhusker State.
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Will they reckon with their de facto role as toxic philanthropy's enablers?
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Without proper safeguarding, toxic heavy metals seep into the soil and groundwater.
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Another 12 percent of plastics is incinerated, which results in toxic fumes.
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Some algal blooms are toxic and endanger humans and our companion animals.
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But what we want to know is, why is Twitter so toxic?
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Or, you might even be that toxic coworker and not realize it.
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This toxic combination made the referendum vulnerable to oversimplification and populist rhetoric.
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Overall, a "toxic cocktail may loom ahead for investment managers," he said.
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These pills, even the most toxic ones, have allowed me to live.
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Ross said the Levi's plant was polluting the water with toxic dyes.
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My daughter's treatment used highly toxic chemotherapy with 20193-year-old drugs.
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However peripherally, all three of them contributed to this current toxic havoc.
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Set within this exhibition,"Toxic" feels vague and, because of that, toothless.
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Most of the harassment and toxic commentary had been directed at Murray.
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"I quit because everything he said was toxic," Gilroy told Florida Today.
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Why would the EPA allow more unregulated disposal of toxic coal ash?
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Sure, you might inhale some fairly toxic fumes, but it saves time.
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When West Virginia failed to regulate pollution, toxic clouds floated over Ohio.
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Feminism and leftist political discourse had made all masculinity toxic, Joey said.
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"Their baby is wrapped in that toxic environment for longer," Aagard said.
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