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This photo taken Feb. 12, 2014 shows California Olive Oil Council Executive Director Patricia Darragh posing with a collection of California olive oil at the All Things Olive shop in Washington. It's a pressing matter for the tiny U.S olive oil industry. Shoppers are more often pouring European oil _ it's cheaper and viewed as more authentic than the American competition. And that's pitting U.S. producers against importers of the European oil. Some liken the battle to the California wine industry's struggles to gain acceptance decades ago. The tiny California olive industry says European olive oil filling U.S. shelves often is mislabeled and lower grade. They're pushing the federal government to give more scrutiny to imported varieties. One congressman-farmer even goes as far as suggesting labels on imported oil say "extra rancid" rather than extra virgin. Stricter standards might help American producers grab more market share from the dominant Europeans.
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FDA will allow labels saying olive oil improves heart health, with a catch

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FDA unveils new study to avoid testing drugs on dogs
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FDA unveils new study to avoid testing drugs on dogs

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Notre Dame students demand pornography filter
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Notre Dame students demand pornography filter

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Ground turkey recall
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An attendant weighs marijuana at the Far West Holistic Center dispensary, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018, in Detroit.
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Bipartisan duo seek to make it easier for veterans to use medical marijuana

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CDC finds suicide rates increasing among American workers
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CDC finds suicide rates increasing among American workers

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Abortion pills on demand, flouting safety and the law
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Abortion pills on demand, flouting safety and the law

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Birth control has minor risks, but it won’t kill you
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Birth control has minor risks, but it won’t kill you

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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reacts to applause as she is introduced at the Georgetown University Law Center campus in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg to resume working out next week, after cracking three ribs

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Paul Singer, founder and president of Elliott Management Corp., speaks during the Bloomberg Invest Summit in New York, U.S., on Wednesday, June 7, 2017. This invitation-only event brings together the most influential and innovative figures in investing for an in-depth exploration of the challenges and opportunities posed by the constantly changing financial, economic and regulatory landscape.
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Athenahealth sold for $5.7 billion after activist fund Elliott Management pulls bid

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