Russia is disposing of highly toxic materials.
"A lot of highly toxic pig shit is another".
His treatment was to be six cycles of highly toxic chemotherapy followed by radiation.
A major focus of contention is the use of large quantities of highly toxic cyanide to separate gold and silver from the ore.
The most effective initial treatment was, and still is, a pair of highly toxic chemotherapy drugs, daunorubicin (or sometimes a related one, adriamycin) and cytarabine.
The death of the tissue, furthermore, results in the escape of highly toxic fluids from the intestinal contents through the wall, producing peritonitis.
Its use is also increasing because it can provide satisfactory performance without the use of highly toxic mercury and cadmium in the zinc alloy.
Investigations into the 12 August blasts at the Ruihai International Logistics warehouses showed they were located closer to homes than permitted, and stored much more hazardous material than authorised, including 700 tonnes of highly toxic sodium cyanide.
In December 1984, Union Carbide's pesticides factory released a cloud of highly toxic gases over the central Indian city of Bhopal that killed 8,000 people immediately, according to Amnesty International, and injured half a million.
A group of workers who were overcome last year by fumes at a chemical weapons plant in Oregon is accusing the Army of covering up leaks of highly toxic nerve agents and mustard gas on the day of the incident.
No curbs have been placed on the use of highly toxic credit derivatives, the global proliferation of which brought Wall Street, the City of London and banks worldwide to their knees.
