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Most workers have preferred to suggest that the patterns which they have obtained resemble one of the commercial mixtures, leading to the general conclusion that PCBs remain unaltered in the bio sphere.

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We would be primarily interested in pursuing available data that could lead to a definitive answer as to whether this is or was a hazard.

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Final EPA regulations establish the following phase-down of average lead content in gasoline(38 FR 33734 1,7 grams per gallon (gpg) by January 1, 1975; 1.4 gpg by January 1, 1976; 1 gpg by January 1, 1977; .8 gpg by January 1, 1978; and .5 gpg by January 1, 1979.

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