The petition to the state requests a phase-out of farm chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive problems, increased research on children and pesticide exposure, and consideration of the special hazards that farm children face when determining pesticide safety.
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Unloading also poses its own special hazards, due to the requirement that the farmer regularly climb the silo to close an upper door and open a lower door, moving the unloader chute from door to door in the process.
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The full line of ANSUL special hazard fire protection products includes fire extinguishers and hand line units; pre-engineered restaurant, vehicle, and industrial systems; sophisticated fire detection / suppression systems, and a complete line of dry chemical, foam, and gaseous extinguishing agents.
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"We are seeing all the after-effects of the Afghan war, " said Husain Lawai, a leading Karachi banker, whose journey to work reflects the special hazards that face residents of leafy suburbs like Clifton, where the well-to-do live in high-walled homes protected by armed guards.
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It is not known if XLA patients are able to generate an allergic reaction, as they lack functional IgE antibodies . There is no special hazard for XLA patients in dealing with pets or outdoor activities . Unlike in other primary immunodeficiencies XLA patients are at no greater risk for developing autoimmune illnesses.
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Army and Marine planners said they were examining ways of using Iraqi forces to clear the rebels from the shrine, but this, too, would carry special hazards, a political one for the Allawi government and a military one for the Americans, since American-trained Iraqi units have yet to prove that they will fight effectively without American troops alongside them.
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The criminalisation of incitement is justified with the argument that incitement constitutes an attempt at conspiracy; the inciter's objective is to persuade others to engage in criminal acts, with his knowledge and cooperation, and as such is " more dangerous than a direct attempt, because it may give rise to that cooperation among criminals which is a special hazard ".
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They said that the city told them it was unnecessary, because the lake was dam-controlled . after the village failed to formally adopt an updated floodplain map called a " flood insurance rate map " ( the official map of a community on which FEMA has delineated both the special hazard areas and the risk premium zones applicable to the community ).
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But it, like the liability to indemnify the seaman for injuries resulting from unseaworthiness, has been universally recognized as an obligation growing out of the status of the seaman and his peculiar relationship to the vessel, and as a feature of the maritime law compensating or offsetting the special hazards and disadvantages to which they who go down to sea in ships are subjected.
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Under such a " voyage test, " which relies principally upon this Court's statements that the Jones Act was designed to protect maritime workers who are exposed to the " special hazards " and " particular perils " characteristic of work on vessels at sea, see, e . g ., Wilander, supra, at 354, the worker's activities at the time of the injury would be controlling.
