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Regulators commonly require enhanced anti-money laundering controls such as increased staff training and program improvements as corrective measures in gambling industry enforcement settlements.

Regulators and child-safety advocates warn that releasing online products rapidly without adequate guardrails can recreate harms seen with social media.

An early 2000s female-designated crash test dummy used in some regulatory tests was a scaled-down version of a male dummy with breasts added and did not capture true anatomical differences between typical male and female bodies.

Employers and regulators often discourage workers in safety-sensitive roles, including air traffic controllers, from taking second jobs in order to avoid distractions and maintain operational safety.

Increased local electricity demand from large facilities such as data centers can contribute to higher retail energy prices for customers if utilities or regulators allow cost pass-throughs for new infrastructure or fuel expenses.

Vaccines undergo evaluation before being added to immunization schedules and are continually monitored by researchers and regulators after implementation.

Because biologic drugs are large molecules produced from live cells, biosimilar copies cannot be chemically identical; as a result, regulators historically required clinical studies for biosimilars, and research indicates that advanced analytical techniques can sometimes substitute for large clinical trials to show no clinically meaningful differences.