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    3:20 PM on February 17, 2013
    Wash your vegetables and thoroughly cook your meat too. There can be a lot more than bacteria on produce - herbicides, pesticides, yuck. The Klick & Wright study is flawed. See an SF Health Officer's response: http://blogs.berkeley.edu/2013/02/13/san-francisco-plastic-bag-ban-deaths/ Remember Science 101...
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    3:19 PM on February 17, 2013
    Wash your vegetables and thoroughly cook your meat too. There can be a lot more than bacteria on produce - herbicides, pesticides, yuck. The Klick & Wright study is flawed. See an SF Health Officer's response: http://blogs.berkeley.edu/2013/02/13/san-francisco-plastic-bag-ban-deaths/ Remember Science 101...
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    Commented on Wash Those Reusable Grocery Bags
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    3:20 PM on February 17, 2013
    Wash your vegetables and thoroughly cook your meat too. There can be a lot more than bacteria on produce - herbicides, pesticides, yuck. The Klick & Wright study is flawed. See an SF Health Officer's response: http://blogs.berkeley.edu/2013/02/13/san-francisco-plastic-bag-ban-deaths/ Remember Science 101...
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    Commented on Wash Those Reusable Grocery Bags
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    3:19 PM on February 17, 2013
    Wash your vegetables and thoroughly cook your meat too. There can be a lot more than bacteria on produce - herbicides, pesticides, yuck. The Klick & Wright study is flawed. See an SF Health Officer's response: http://blogs.berkeley.edu/2013/02/13/san-francisco-plastic-bag-ban-deaths/ Remember Science 101...
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