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    The Courts Have Interpreted the "Foreseeability" Doctrine to Suggest That
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The Courts Have Interpreted the "Foreseeability" Doctrine to Suggest That

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The courts have interpreted the "foreseeability" doctrine to suggest that retailers must be careful selecting which products they will sell and how they will sell these products.

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