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Cancer-causing agents include (see the Notes Section at the end for more details): Natural chemical carcinogens such as tobacco, alcohol, arsenic, and lead Natural biological carcinogens such as the hepatitis B virus, human papillomavirus, and helicobacter pylori Natural mechanical carcinogens such as asbestos Natural radiological carcinogens such as radon, cosmic rays, and solar radiation All of these carcinogens existed before humans developed the technology to create synthetic chemicals

The contents are tested and determined to be perfectly legal but are almost never returned to the individuals

Over at the western side of the island, fishers tend to clean their catches

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