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HEMA also recalls play and craft sand over possible asbestos

HEMA also recalls play and craft sand over possible asbestos

HEMA is recalling play and craft sand from its stores due to the potential presence of asbestos in the products. Customers are urged to return the affected items to the store immediately for safety reasons.

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Guacamole dip from this popular supermarket wins our taste test: 'Like it's homemade'

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Screen Time | Soulless or not, director Neill Blomkamp sees a future in AI films

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US government withdrew subsidies for states that did not vote for Trump in 2024

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