Some preparations are adulterated with phenylbutazone, ephedrine, aminopyrine or mandrake root. |
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Pilocarpus was at one time adulterated with spurious jaborandis, other foreign leaves, stems, dirt and mouldy leaves. |
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This may be owing to low awareness about the hazardous side effects of adulterated food on our health. |
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He also attempted to fine tune the money supply with mintage of new gold coinage and adulterated silver coins. |
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The seedlings are then individually transferred to tubes containing nutrient solutions adulterated with different concentrations of lead. |
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In most cases, these substances are adulterated with other chemicals and pose risks of overdose. |
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It can spot a dodgy dram of whisky, a mucky drop of water or adulterated petrol, in moments. |
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The rice stored in their school for the noon meal scheme was found to be adulterated with fine iron particles, urea, bits of mortar and what not. |
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A yellow variety which stains water and has a faint odor is adulterated with the horned-poppy. |
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The programme was aimed at protecting consumers and retailers against buying and stocking fraudulent and adulterated manuka honey products. |
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In many ways it is apt that this adulterated tequila drink was their cocktail of choice. |
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In the 1970s, the search for lucre through the illegal drug business compounded and further adulterated societal ties. |
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Our oils are tested by Gas Liquid Chromatography and aren't neither strechted nor adulterated. |
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When Guru Amaradasa got the Pothis written from his grandson, Sahansar Rama, he realized that some other minor poets adulterated it with inferior and ingenuine hymns. |
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Ghee is adulterated to the extent of 80 to 85 percent with Vanaspati. |
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His grin widened, but it was adulterated with some apprehension. |
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The significant feature is that it is still the natural derivative of the plant, and, save exceptionally, it is not adulterated by the addition of any further substances. |
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Below this, an unregulated mass of crudely produced and often adulterated rotgut, some selling for as little as 60 centimes per litre. |
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In the marketplace, people could expect to be cheated, overcharged, sold adulterated food, or exploited by unfair credit. |
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Any penalties which might be imposed in the adulterated butter case are a matter for the national judicial authorities concerned. |
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However, before taking any legislative measures, we must identify the reasons why the food chain has been downgraded and adulterated. |
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It also will be because the spiritual light of my teachings has been hidden from men and at times has been given out in adulterated form. |
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It explained that a general regulation existed in Canada in which foods were considered adulterated if they contained any level of dioxins. |
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Food control is therefore intended to prevent the marketing of adulterated, falsified, toxic products, or products unfit for consumption. |
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Numerous infants suffered from deformities because they had consumed adulterated reconstituted milk. |
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Appropriate regulatory action may then be taken against adulterated products, consistent with the reliability of the analytical data. |
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It is also closely linked to political ideologies, which have exploited it and adulterated its original meaning. |
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The Pure Food and Drug Act is a general police regulation, recognizing that the sale of adulterated foodstuff is a constant menace to the health of the consuming public. |
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In Europe in the middle ages, even butter and bread were often adulterated, a practice by which inferior or even dangerous materials were added to the ingredient list. |
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The product is adulterated with sildenafil, a prescription drug that has been associated with serious side effects including sudden vision loss, penile tissue damage and urinary tract infection. |
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This oil was once widely adulterated, often with Lavender. |
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Not only was there deception in the acquisition of the waste on the pretext of it being legitimately and safely disposed of, but there was also a fraud against purchasers of the adulterated fuel oil. |
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But our concerns are also those of the public authorities, who on the one hand, lose tax revenue in the parallel economy, and on the other hand, are obviously very concerned by the health impact of adulterated products. |
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If the gold standard of a UNESCO listing is adulterated, such discussions lose their edge. Meanwhile, UNESCO's private competitors see the travails of the heritage list as symptomatic of wider problems. |
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Searches carried out simultaneously in all three countries made it possible to seize significant quantities of adulterated butter and make a large number of arrests in Italy and France. |
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The scriptures of the past eras could reveal to you what I repeat to you today, but man has dared to falsify my truths by spreading them in adulterated form. |
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The violation of the rules made by virtue of these powers is not necessarily a fraudulent act such as deceit, adulteration or the sale of adulterated food. |
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It would provide consumers with a buying guideline to avoid adulterated products, while passing Bill C-420 as written, would maintain freedom of choice. |
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Not only that, their lunch could be counted as a business expense. Unfortunately, Slovakia's fiscal purism is somewhat adulterated by a heavy payroll tax. |
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It is very likely that a possible nephrotoxin adulterated the preparation used by our patients. |
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The point was made by Mueller that the profit margin on adulterated olive oil was three times that on the illegal narcotic drug cocaine. |
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Using tiny print to state the origin of blended oil is used as a legal loophole by manufacturers of adulterated and mixed olive oil. |
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Blank and adulterated samples may also be included. |
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Police said the oils were blended in an industrial biodiesel plant and adulterated in a way to hide markers that would have revealed their true nature. |
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