While chances may lead to failure, they will more often lead to success and mold confidence while generating new ideas.

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Dr. Sarah Janssen, a physician and scientist for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental advocacy group, says that she frequently sees patients complaining of symptoms related to toxic levels of mold, lead, formaldehyde and tobacco smoke.

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The sources of these toxins and poisons are often easy to isolate: a leaking roof can cause mold, houses built before 1978 may have lead paint and plywood can off-gas formaldehyde.

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The Times dutifully expands the lead to write about dogs sniffing out pirated DVDs, invasive weeds, mold... but it circles back around to the bedbugs.

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