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Meanings of highly toxic in English
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Usage of highly toxic in English
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Some Turkish newspapers said ricin, a highly toxic substance, had been detected.
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Cisplatin is a highly toxic material used clinically as a potent chemotherapeutic.
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In fall, the fruits release a generous handful of highly toxic seeds.
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The mould produces a group of highly toxic substances known collectively as aflatoxin.
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The United States' Environmental Protection Agency classifies it as highly toxic.
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Current therapies have only a limited impact or are highly toxic.
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Nearly 30 towns are engaged in processing the refuse in highly toxic environments.
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Scientists have found traces of the highly toxic chemical in eggs.
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Sugar replacements found in gum, soda and cakes are highly toxic to dogs.
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Instead, the sea pig is highly toxic, so predators steer clear.
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Some experts have suggested highly toxic rocket fuel could have leaked into the sea.
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Once made, the substances are easy to disperse, highly toxic, and have rapid effects.
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It could turn out to be highly toxic, with serious side effects in humans.
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Emil Freireich forged a strategy to cure acute lymphoblastic leukemia using highly toxic drugs.
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Officials said the pesticide was endosulfan, which is highly toxic.
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Vinyl chloride is a highly toxic and flammable industrial chemical.
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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