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                    [Title] => Recall of products containing asbestos mulled by DTI
                    [Summary] => Trade Undersecretary for Consumer Welfare Adrian Cristobal Jr. declared the other day that he "will take steps to order the removal of products from the market once we have established the clear connection between asbestos-containing products with lung cancer and asbestosis."

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                    [Title] => Recall of products containing asbestos mulled by DTI
                    [Summary] => Trade Undersecretary for Consumer Welfare Adrian Cristobal Jr. declared the other day that he "will take steps to order the removal of products from the market once we have established the clear connection between asbestos-containing products with lung cancer and asbestosis."

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