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The Royal Mail remains a potentially deeply toxic political story for Mr Cable.
"It betrays the deeply toxic attitude the Tories have towards people who rely on the social security net for any period of their life.
According to Friedli, the WHO looked at international studies on "mental health, inequality and resilience", and the conclusion to be drawn is that "injustice and inequality are deeply toxic to us".
The family of the young recruit said she had been forced to live in a "deeply toxic environment" at the Surrey base and that the army had failed her.
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"The only logical explanation there is as to why Lena Dunham consistently writes Marnie as the one of the most unlikable, aloof, and deeply toxic characters on television is that 'Girls' is really just a slow-simmering revenge plot against Brian and Allison Williams," wrote Alexander afterSantos after "Girls" aired its third episode in January.
Obama expressed tentative interest in this risky option, even though it would enmesh the federal government more deeply in managing toxic real estate securities and give Republicans an opening to argue that bank "nationalization" amounted to rank socialism.
Green, together with HSBC Chief Executive Mike Geoghegan, helped maintain HSBC's reputation as a conservative bank through the credit crisis, holding the bank back from dabbling too deeply in the toxic mortgage-backed securities that led to larger, multi-billion dollar losses at other banks like Royal Bank of Scotland.
Abraham recognizes how deeply entrenched some toxic male behaviors are.
Abraham recognises how deeply entrenched some toxic male behaviours are.
We have plunged ourselves ever more deeply into a toxic military relationship with the Persian Gulf, and watch seemingly helplessly as the nations who profiteer selling us $100 oil use the proceeds to undercut our diplomacy and national security.
