What does PRN stand for?

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Pesticide Registration Notice (EPA)

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66) In 2000, EPA announced in a pesticide registration notice that it was "particularly concerned for workers and handlers of pesticides because of the relatively high risks indicated by current assessments, the acute toxicity of these compounds coupled with the large volume of chemicals handled, and the potential for accidental exposure to concentrated products frequently used in commercial applications.

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