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Emission of air toxics from area sources are also regulated under some circumstances.
Those attending have stripped the injured down - seemingly in an effort to remove traces of any possible toxics from clothes.
That analysis found that 1 in 28,000 people, or 36 in 1 million, could develop cancer from lifetime exposure to air toxics from outdoor sources.
There's the soup of toxics from chemical plants and industrial facilities in Houston.
But the standards allow more emissions of some toxics from kilns than from hazardous waste incinerators.
The Supreme Court ruled that the agency had not appropriately considered the costs of its 2011 rule limiting the emission of mercury and other air toxics from power plants.
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Some debates are marked toxic from the start.
Many of the songs on "Version" are bitter lovers' plaints, like "Toxic," from Britney Spears, and "Amy," by Ryan Adams.
The finished piece seemed to involve everything toxic, from polluted air to mad cows to chemical weapons.
Images of the president-elect appeared behind her as she sang the line "You know that you're toxic" from her cover of the Britney Spears hit.
The NCGC models don't distinguish toxic from non-toxic, as indicated by the quasi-random ROC scores at 0.52 (the BCI model was no better at 0.50).
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