And while it may seem curious that explanatory texts and labels are only in French, English and Spanish, this international labeling and absence of Arabic makes a powerful statement: These works belong to a shared world heritage just like those in the rest of the Louvre.

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King got U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval in 2003 for pediatric doses of AtroPen and new labeling and packaging for consumers, as opposed to then-existing military labels.

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