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Experts now urge a closer look at a chemical, banned in other countries, now popping up in U.S. sodas.

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Flame retardants":

"… anide and carbon monoxide were high enough to kill in less than 90 seconds.Flame retardants made of brominated or chlorinated chemicals are added to furniture cushion …"

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