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This drilling of extra holes in the top cover can lead to very uneven distribution of dust on the filter. 7.

If the same criteria were to be applied to indirect additives as the SOM document will propose for drug resi dues, and we are told this is a likely eventuality, a finding of "non-detected" with a validated analytical procedure capable of detecting approximately 6.5 ppb in food simu lating solvents would lead to the regulatory conclusion that there is no reasonable expectation of vinyl chloride extraction into food.

It, in turn, states that it is ready and anxious to cooperate with industry to obtain and exchange all necessary information that can lead to reason able and responsible standards.

., said it has begun a "careful examination" that may lead to the possible deferral of a number of the 150 building projects, costing 353 million, under way in Michigan.

Nor does our present understanding lead to any theoretical prediction of large changes in diffusivity or the partition coefficient as VCM concentration approaches zero.

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This activity is related to the Dispersion Task Force and will lead to a formal set of re commendations for follow up programs.

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He mentioned that food manufacturers under took a similar voluntary testing program of lead in canned evaporated milk and reported the data to the FDA.

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This assurance might be mis leading and give the cosmetic industry the false impression that WC&D talcs are adequately tested for asbestos.

A growing number of the economists' "leading indicators" have turned negative.

Sharp believes that the use of a subsitute for PCB will not lead, to any increase in production costs