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The retail drugstore chains say they are closely monitoring the safety and effectiveness of such products and have carefully vetted the CBD manufacturers.

This was notwithstanding the fact that the publisher had carefully vetted the manuscript before publication, and Bhargava had documentation to back up whatever he was saying.

In a statement to The Huffington Post and other outlets, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the team had carefully vetted Hardy over the last few weeks.

His organization has identified 16 nonprofits that have been carefully vetted for their cost-effectiveness and evidence-based approaches.

Here's a second thing the strikers undoubtedly wanted to highlight and it's even harder to take in: Guantanamo now holds 86 prisoners (out of the 166 caged there) who have been carefully vetted by the U.S. military, the FBI, the CIA, and so on, and found to have done nothing for which they could be charged or should be imprisoned.

Voters have a right to expect that the bonds they approve cover items in a statewide shopping list that has been carefully vetted for need and priority, not merely for political expedience.

By some estimates, it now has 6,000 carefully vetted men, mainly Syrians but under foreign leadership.

"All interrogation techniques actually authorized have been carefully vetted, are lawful and do not constitute torture".

The actor suggested all his jokes had been carefully vetted in advance.

The term had been carefully vetted -- and used repeatedly by Mr. Hu -- before Mr. Jiang voiced his objections.

The assumptions underlying them will have been carefully vetted, and the conditions necessary for their success will be achievable.