As a heavy metal, it is also chemically poisonous in addition to being radioactively poisonous.
So, how do we combat the poisonous scourge of Google trying to do its job better?
Greenspan should tell the IMF, Rubin and Summers to cease plying their poisonous prescriptions.
The EPA and automakers argue the EPA is charged only with regulating poisonous stuff.
But countless dangers lurk: poisonous gases, flooded tunnels, explosive vapors and unstable walls and roofs.
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Alas, though, the case is symptomatic of the poisonous politics in the U.S. today.
Its poisonous prescriptions unnecessarily impoverish countries, which makes it harder for us to sell to them.
The IMF keeps on applying its poisonous prescriptions, telling Moscow to improve tax collections.
So Japan's poisonous national politics are the third reason for gloom about the speed of reconstruction.
Then, in July 1992, a deadly red tide of poisonous plankton struck the bay.
Worse, the poisonous politics of the past few weeks have created new sorts of uncertainty.
The introduction of poisonous spores devastated the potato crop in Ireland in the 1840s.
Sharpshooters are standing by, armed with rifles to protect divers against alligators and poisonous snakes.
Unlike conventional batteries, however, no poisonous chemicals are used to make Dr Ajayan's paper.
Even by the usual unfraternal standards of the Birmingham Labour party, the atmosphere is poisonous.
Not much has changed - the poisonous cocktail endures, and makes the city easy to attack.
In 2006, Blacksmith started cataloging hyper-polluted hot spots around the world to draw attention to their poisonous effects.
Unfortunately, the American body politic is currently under assault as well from a poisonous offering.
But phenols are poisonous to human cells, too, and thus have to be neutralised.
Those same polls, though, show that Cheney is more polarizing and poisonous to swing voters now.
It's going to dredge the Hudson River to scrape up poisonous chemicals it dumped there years ago.
But the case here is more one of poisonous dirt and dust being caught up and spread.
More particularly the rhetoric and tone of the discussions are considerably less poisonous than they were previously.
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In 1925, 29 countries signed the Geneva Protocol which prohibited the use of poisonous gases in war.
The result is a poisonous mix that means Zynga has to hemorrhage money just to tread water.
First, there is the collusive and poisonous relationship between British government ministers and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
Other species apparently reckon that nasty tastes are a powerful evolutionary signal that something may be poisonous.
This week's conviction, though expected, has injected even more venom into Italian political life, poisonous enough already.
The task force will monitor radicalization in religious and educational institutions and challenge "poisonous narratives, " the announcement said.
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