The chain also agreed to warn customers who bought the costume, which sells for $27.99, that they ran some risk in wearing it.
Dr. Graham told the committee that top agency officials had demanded an unreasonable level of certainty about a drug's risks before agreeing to warn the public.
Earlier this year, Brazilian Blowout, which is based in North Hollywood, Calif., agreed to pay $600,000 in fees and penalties in a settlement with the California attorney general's office in which it agreed to warn consumers that its product emits formaldehyde gas.
It's good that wireless companies have agreed to warn customers when they are about to exceed monthly limits on voice, text or data usage or incur international roaming fees, which can result in thousands of dollars of extra charges.
Both sides said yesterday that they were eager to end the lockout, but the network continued to say that it would not let the workers return until the union agreed to warn it before any similar strikes.
The makers of the first known copy-protected CD released in the United States, a recording by the country singer Charley Pride, have agreed to warn consumers that the CD is not designed to work in computer CD-ROM drives or DVD players.
For starters, she said, Leavy has agreed to warn Oakfield Drive residents in advance when construction trucks are likely to block the narrow street.
He said that after the "Mo' Better Blues" disturbance, Westwood movie theaters agreed to warn police when films are shown that could pose problems.
"There was a meeting in Avia Terai where farmers agreed to warn us before they sprayed the chemicals by plane so we could protect ourselves and our water well, but they never did," he said.
Syria's foreign minister, Walid Muallem, had prefaced the Geneva meetings by threatening the opposition and the United Nations envoy to Syria; contrary to the text of a U.N. Security Council resolution, which Russia had agreed to, Muallem warned that any mention of Assad's eventual replacement would cross "a red line" for negotiations.
