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The government has given up its court fight to keep formaldehyde foam, a suspected carcinogen, off the market. The foam is used for insulation. The government did not give a reason for its decision.
The government has given up its court fight to keep formaldehyde foam, a suspected carcinogen, off the market. The foam is used for insulation. The government did not give a reason for its decision.
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