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The authors cite evidence to support this mechanism and conclude that potential risks of low-dose exposures should not be dismissed until effects of local deconjugation reactions are incorporated into risk assessment models.
Critics of bottled water cite evidence that bottled water often lacks fluoride, and regulations overseeing bottled water are not as strict as those for tap water.
In support of their predictions, the authors cite evidence of increasing economic activity between these countries and the trade blocs towards which they are hypothesized to move.
 
 
 
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