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WASHINGTON (AP) — Health officials want you to think twice before buying one of those brightly colored little bottles often sold at gas stations, convenience stores and smoke shops.

Sometimes called “gas station heroin,” the products are usually marketed as energy shots or cognitive supplements but actually contain tianeptine, an unapproved drug that can be addictive and carries risks of serious side effects.

U.S. poison control centers have reported a steady rise in calls linked to the drug for more than a decade. And last month the Food and Drug Administration sent a warning to health professionals about “the magnitude of the underlying danger or these products.”

If it would have included state/local would that make the relative distance bigger or smaller?

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They arent protesting the tourists, but the industry. There is a lot of things wrong with the tourism industry, but a big is them buying up houses to rent out to tourists, which increases the value of houses. Youre comment is like telling many people live in houses after a protest against abusive landlords.

The EU really needs to make a decision: act like you're the good guys while fooling no one because you are buying weapons from the bad guys or actually be the good guys and not fund genocide.

No kidding, i've heard ozempic has like a 3000% mark up.

Would make sense if it is bought by a non-eu company, so you could switch to a eu product but as i understand the (potential) buyer is British as well.

I have one and can recommend, have seen them on displays in touristy areas (don't mean gift shops) for what seems the same price. Might be worthwhile to search a bit more in Budapest. Understand you prefer to buy online, but can't help you there unfortunately.

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You are right. But also not very motivating.

Whats the part next to bangladesh called and why is there no electrified rail there??

Greenland would always more likely ask to be 'strategically occupied' than risk being invaded by Sovjet forces. I think that still holds true today. Since you can only be invaded against your will, i don't really agree that the scenario you mention can be considered 'a necessary invasion' because the scenario in which you are invited by the host country is very very different to the scenario when you're going there uninvited.

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