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| The research showing that experimental animals receiving both antibiotics and stomach-acid suppressants colonized large numbers of drug-resistant intestinal bacteria ("Do acid blockers let microbes reach the colon? It is also said to be an afterglow suppressant and to help reduce the amount of toxic fumes and/or smoke during combustion, and to impart uv stabilization to films, coatings, and plastics. Under the revised rule, excavation would be halted, unpaved roads would be wetted with water twice an hour unless a chemical suppressant is used, and loose piles of aggregate would be wetted shortly after material is loaded. |
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