Subject: Is the milk your drinking causing cancer?

From: GMO News <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2015 12:05:21 -0700

Good Morning Health Update

You Could Be Eating a Dangerous Toxin Every Day

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The magazine Scientific American has also reported that only studies that the seed companies have approved ever see the light of a peer-reviewed journal. In a number of cases, experiments that had the implicit go-ahead from the seed company were later blocked from publication because the results were not good.
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Hmmm, what's down here?

* onions
* asparagus
* radishes
* fennel
* cilantro
* avocado

I'd be so much happier if it was Feinstein getting her  out of there...
Me too. At least Boxer is closer to a liberal than Feinstein is, w is a total DINO, I swear.
Feinstein has always been a statist. Half democrat, half republican in the opposite way as libertarian ideals. She may be a DINO but 
Why didn't Europe cut spending after growth normalized? Not before.
Because Italy and Spain were about to lose access to international credit markets.  They were too big to bail out, and them losing access to credit would have been much worse than the austerity measures that were put in place.

They were too big to bail out

The ECB as issuer of the euro, like any central bank, can  as many or few sovereign bonds denominated in the currency it issues. Nothing is too big. The question of whether and w much rate relief to provide to eurozone member nations is strictly a political one and in this case, the political decision was to provide that relief with austerity terms attached.

Conditions the ECB is