Two years later, Merck decided to yank Vioxx from the market because it increased the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

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But mom-and-pop store owners were outraged, a major retailer threatened to yank Maytag from its stores and Maytag executives reversed course.

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But COX-2 inhibitors also appear to cause more heart attacks and strokes than placebo, a fact that led Merck to yank Vioxx from the market in 2004.

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Some of the toughest reforms, like a proposal to create a separate FDA office that would track side effects and yank products from the market, have fallen by the wayside.

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After conferring with FDA officials, Ehrlich asked his 50 distributors to yank the products from store shelves and halted production.

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In theory it would let you yank the screen from the computer in the home office and use it to run that computer from the living room.

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After then-pop cultural sensation Gossip Girl failed to garner ratings to match its buzz, the network decided to yank new episodes from the CW website to see if, left without the convenient digital option, viewers would watch it on ad-supported live TV.

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In 2005, shortly after he took the helm in the wake of the decision to yank the painkiller Vioxx from the market, Clark announced a plan, now completed, to cut 10, 800 jobs.

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" Yank noted that it had received thousands of letters from GIs, "almost all of whom were outraged by the treatment given the corporal.

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After years of controversy, the Food and Drug Administration has asked Abbott Laboratories to yank the weight loss drug Meridia, generically known as sibutramine, from the market as a result of a large clinical trial that found the drug increased the rate of heart attack and stroke in patients at high cardiovascular risk.

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