1.   Agency officials say that nearly all makers and distributors have complied, but some potentially hazardous products may still be on store shelves.

2.   Critics, including Texans for Public Justice, say the laws have stripped consumers of needed protection against businesses that offer hazardous products.

3.   Critics, including the Texans for Public Justice, say the laws have stripped consumers of needed protection against businesses that offer hazardous products.

4.   Neither will hazardous products nor fragile items, such as fluorescent bulbs.

5.   Such measures are already widely used by the makers of other hazardous products, like scuba gear and certain chemicals and paints.

6.   The first lawsuits claiming that handguns were hazardous products were filed about a decade ago.

7.   The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a spring recall round-up, calling on consumers to get hazardous products out of their homes.

8.   Commission Chairwoman Ann Brown said the posters -- with color pictures of the recalled products -- will allow people to recognize hazardous products around the house.

9.   In India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, millions of children toil in filthy back streets factories, making carpets, match sticks, fire crackers and other hazardous products.

10.   In India and Bangladesh, millions of children toil in filthy back streets factories, making match sticks, fire crackers and other hazardous products.