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Colorado's War on Black Market Weed Legalizing marijuana in Colorado was supposed to obliterate the pot black market there. Instead, a loophole in medical marijuana laws has done exactly the opposite.
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CO weighs strategy for guarding against pot crackdown Matt Hart, Lemon Skunk marijuana bud FILE--In this Friday, Dec. 9, 2014, file photograph, Matt Hart holds up a bud of Lemon Skunk, the most potent strain of marijuana available at the 3D Dispensary in Denver.
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'It's beef lips': San Antonio meat vendor responds to viral taco 'teeth' SAN ANTONIO - A San Antonio meat vendor responded after a woman's Facebook post about finding what looked like "teeth" in her barbacoa tacos went viral.
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Colorado Has a Plan to Avoid a Marijuana Crackdown by President Trump (DENVER) - Colorado is considering an unusual strategy to protect its nascent marijuana industry from a potential federal crackdown, even at the expense of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax collections.
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Metal fragments cause recall of almost 1 million pounds of chicken breadedchicken_406x250 Consumer complaints about metal objects being found in ready to eat chicken products were verified by USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, leading to a recall late Thursday of approximately 933,272 pounds of breaded ...
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RECALL ALERT: Over 933k pounds of breaded chicken recalled due to possible contamination Oklahoma City-based company OK Food, Inc. is recalling 933,272 pounds of its breaded chicken products because it could possibly be contaminated metal or other materials, according to the Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
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Colorado weighs strategy to nip federal pot crackdown in the bud DENVER - Colorado is considering an unusual strategy to protect its nascent marijuana industry from a potential federal crackdown, even at the expense of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax collections.
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This Woman Claims She Found TEETH In Her Tacos & The Internet Is Freaking Out Sometimes people post things on the internet that we really just don't want to see. But, on rare occasions, those scary, gross, or disturbing posts end up teaching us something new, which is actually a good thing.
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Twins lose mother hours after birth Jamie Snider, 30, left, was battling cancer when she learned she was pregnant with twins. She gave birth to a boy and a girl on March 16 and died the next day in surgery.
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'Teeth' Found in Tacos At Mexican Restaurant Cause Social Media Stir Pflugerville, Texas - A photo of barbacoa tacos posted to social media by a diner at a restaurant in Pflugerville has some wondering: Are those teeth?
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More Than a Quarter of Americans Would Substitute Marijuana for Beer, New Survey Shows Since 1996, more than half of all U.S. states have legalized medical cannabis for select ailments, and since 2012 residents in eight states have voted to allow recreational pot to be sold to adults ages 21 and up.
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OK Foods recalls nearly 1 million pounds of breaded chicken Copyright 2014 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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Almost 1 million pounds of breaded chicken recalled after metal found inside Metal objects found in the food caused Thursday's nationwide recall of over 930,000 pounds of breaded chicken food products, some of which went to a supplier of National School Lunch & Breakfast Programs.
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Doctor develops possible cure for sepsis A critical care doctor at Eastern Virginia Medical School believes he has found the cure for sepsis, a common infection that gets into the blood and kills hundreds of people a day in the U.S.
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Immortal Stem Cells Allow Scientists To Produce Unlimited Supply Of Blood Scientists developed a technique to produce unlimited supply of red blood cells using immortal stem cells. What are immortal stem cells and how do they work to produce billions of red blood cells?
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Happening at the Capitol this week: animal abuse, marijuana and a milk celebration The Oregon Legislature is heading into its third month, and the deadline for bills to have a work session scheduled or die is approaching.
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A 10-month-old girl had a parasitic twin protruding from her back — until surgeons removed it The examinations, X-rays and dry runs using a 3D model of her tiny spine all came down to this: A team of surgeons made a careful incision and, over the next six hours, systematically removed an extra pelvis, legs, feet and tiny toes that were ...
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Scientists pinpoint critical step in DNA repair, cellular aging New research led by Harvard Medical School reveals a critical step in a molecular chain of events that allows cells to mend broken DNA.
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Worried About Aging? Chuck Out 'Retired' Cells, Says Study Researchers at Erasmus University in the Netherlands have developed a new drug which can flush out old senescent cells and infuse dynamism to ageing organisms.
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Woman finds "teeth" in barbacoa tacos, restaurant offers explana - KBZK.com | Continuous News | Bozeman, Montana A close-up photo of the mysterious item found inside a Texas woman's tacos on Sunday. COURTNEY AGUILAR/KENS5. A woman was appalled to find what she believed to be "teeth" inside her barbacoa tacos over the weekend, and when she shared a ...
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Scientists discover way to produce unlimited blood supply New method to produce blood in a laboratory is more costly but could aid in shortages of rare blood types. By Amy Wallace | March 24, 2017 at 11:04 AM.
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Outlook good as formerly conjoined twins leave NY hospital VALHALLA, N.Y. - Formerly conjoined twins from the Dominican Republic have left a New York hospital two months after surgery to separate them.
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Top 5 Filthiest Items in the World Ranked by Number of Germs We all know for a fact that some of the items lying around the house can become spawning pools for all kind of germs. But are you curious enough to learn what the filthiest items are?
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iPhones and other every day items that are dirtier than a toilet A study found 97 percent of shoppers had never clean their reusable bags, creating a breeding ground for potentially deadly bacteria.
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Red Blood Cells Can Now Be Mass-Produced With this new technique, unlimited supply of manufactured red blood cell products may soon be within our reach. March 25, 2017 WSP.
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The Dirtiest Things In The Home Don't Include The Toilet There are many everday objects dirtier and crawling with more bacteria than a toilet, studies say. These are things that don't get cleaned as much as toilets do, making them breeding grounds for all sorts of germs.
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Tennessee Needs Medical Marijuana Because Drug Prescriptions 'Are Killing Us,' Lawmaker Says Medical marijuana won't be legal in Tennessee anytime soon after a House Representative's bill, which aimed to legalize cannabis use for people suffering from certain conditions such as cancer, HIV and epilepsy, failed to get Senate support.
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Study: People Least Afraid Of Death Are Atheists Or Very Religious Atheists and very religious people are the least afraid of death, according to a new study. The study found fear of death was correlated with religiosity in an "inverse-U pattern," meaning moderately religious people are the most afraid of death ...
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Poultry producers in Minnesota better prepared for bird flu David Joles, Star Tribune A turkey farm effected by the bird flu Thursday, April 9, 2010, in Melrose, MN. Text size. comment. share · tweet · email.
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15-Pound Boxes of Catfish From Mississippi Company Recalled A Mississippi catfish processor is recalling 1,700 pounds of fish after the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that it contained chemicals banned in fish farming.
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Relay for Life brings community together to support cancer research Members of the audience use the light on there phones during the Luminaria Ceremony in dedication to those battling cancer, Mar. 25 in the Indoor Athletic Center.
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