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Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available
Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available

Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available

Date1/4/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available.
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