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    NYT Science‏Verified account @NYTScience 26 Sep 2020

    The 54-year-old man had a poor diet and smoked. But it was his daily habit of eating a bag of black licorice that doctors said likely proved fatalhttps://nyti.ms/3i2tRE9 

    4:10 PM - 26 Sep 2020
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      1. Citizen Zero Past 30‏ @citizendark30 26 Sep 2020
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        Takes allsorts, I suppose.

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      1. Tolga Atalay‏ @atalayrtolga 26 Sep 2020
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        @chubbyemu

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      1. Jamie Thorsteinson‏ @JRoc82 26 Sep 2020
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        Not a problem I’ll ever suffer from, red or black disgusting! Yes I’m very racist! 🤢🤮😆

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      1. Jbgiv‏ @BuzzJohnG 26 Sep 2020
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        So we can expect warning labels on licorice

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      1. Paul Morelli‏ @PaulOPinion 26 Sep 2020
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        It would kill me.

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      1. 56ChrisCraft‏ @56ChrisCraft 26 Sep 2020
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        Gotta eat good black licorice.

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      1. Aaron Schwarz‏ @CosmicInglewood 26 Sep 2020
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        I love black licorice; I ate a 5.3oz bag of cocomels ("salted caramels) every evening for maybe 18 months, then started having really weird gout moving around my joints. Dr. Audra B discovered that I had pre-diabetes / & told me to cut out sugars. Only took 7 doctors to discover

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        Shit's nasty...

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