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LOST IN TRANSLATION IN THE GOOD OL' USAThe warning label on a can of insect spray reads: "Kills All Insects" then adds "Warning - harmful to bees." Nytol, a liquid medicine designed to help people sleep, cautions that it "may cause drowsiness." The label on a cough syrup made specifically for young children reads: "Do not drive car or operate machinery. Avoid alcoholic drinks." The warning label on 500g packets of Sainbury's peanuts reads: "Contains nuts." An American airline company was so concerned that passengers might not know what to do with its packets of peanuts that a printed message read: "Instructions: Open packet, eat contents." |
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