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Toy Robots Voluntarily Recalled Lead Paint

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with OKK Trading announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately.

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One Million Toys Recalled Because of Tainted Paint

Fisher-Price is set to recall nearly a million children's toys because of "excessive amounts of lead" in paint used on the toys. The recall includes popular Elmo, Dora the Explorer, and other plastic toys.

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In Pictures: Paintings by animals

London exhibition of works of art by elephants and apes

Indian city 'to be painted blue'

The eastern Indian city of Calcutta is to be painted blue, officials say, a move criticised by opposition politicians.

Campaign to save Manet painting

Oxford's Ashmolean Museum launches a campaign to buy a £28m painting by the French Impressionist Edouard Manet and prevent it leaving the UK.

VIDEO: Zuma painting defaced in gallery

A painting of the South African President Jacob Zuma has been vandalised at a gallery in Johannesburg.

Manet oil painting 'within reach'

An Oxford museum says it is optimistic it will secure funding for a £7.8m oil sketch exhibited only once since it was painted.

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Canadian Environmental Law Association

Dealing with old lead-based paint requires training and precautions, but inept do-it-yourselfers, renovators and energy retrofitters who disturb toxic building materials jeopardize residents' health, the Canadian Environmental Law Association warned.

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