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Some toys recalled by Wal-Mart may actually be safe. The retailer pulled the toy dinosaurs and animals from its shelves in October, citing high lead levels, but the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says tests havent found any harmful lead in the toys. The Safety Commission says it will not ask other retailers to recall the toys.
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