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He spoke of what he described as the studio's and the filmmakers' blatant disregard for the disabled even as they stepped carefully around other potentially offensive references, notably in a story line that has Robert Downey Jr. playing a white actor who changes his skin color to play a black soldier.

Canada is geologically active, having many earthquakes and potentially active volcanoes, notably Mount Meager, Mount Garibaldi, Mount Cayley, and the Mount Edziza volcanic complex.

Many reports have been published concerning potentially oncogenic viruses, notably some herpes viruses such as human cytomegalovirus (HCMV), varicella-zoster virus (VZV), Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), and adenoviruses.

These pathways can be direct (increased exposure to harmful or potentially harmful commodities, notably tobacco, obesogenic foods and alcohol) and indirect (through changes in labour markets leading to economic and employment insecurity, associated with increased chronic disease risk).

Currently there are several potential crises in the world, most notably, Israel potentially attacking Iran.

The effects of opioids – most notably the potentially fatal suppression of breathing – are reversed as a result.

Morales has some potentially useful ideas, most notably land reform, which was instrumental in the development of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan — countries where tenant farms owned by absentee landlords were gradually replaced by independent farms.

The loans, though, have potentially devastating trapdoors, most notably the high interest rates that kick in immediately after money is advanced, and can cut deeply into the sum a player might ultimately receive in a settlement.

Morales has some potentially useful ideas, most notably land reform, which was instrumental in the development of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan countries where tenant farms owned by absentee landlords were gradually replaced by independent farms.

"Although still strong, the expansion of services activity in September was in fact the weakest since June, and the worry is that slower growth in the manufacturing sector, and potentially construction as well – notably the housing market – will feed through to a further slowdown in service sector growth".

In FDA parlance, these supplements are "adulterated" with potentially dangerous ingredients, most notably, steroids.