Don't worry your little heads over the gene-spliced foods on your plates. Just trust companies like Monsanto when they tell you their genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are perfectly safe.
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When Forbes magazine declared Monsanto as the Company of the Year for 2009, millions of surprised people...
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When Forbes magazine declared Monsanto as the Company of the Year for 2009, millions of surprised people...
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When Forbes magazine declared Monsanto as the Company of the Year for 2009, millions of surprised people...
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When Forbes magazine declared Monsanto as the Company of the Year for 2009, millions of surprised people...
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