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Concerns raised about toxic contamination in bottled water

A headline links Vittel, Romy Schneider and Nestlé’s invention of the plastic bottle with claims of poison in water.

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Potential drinking-water contamination could pose a wider public-health risk, though the headline provides no details.

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