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From time to time, word that a dangerous product is being recalled catapults into the headlines. Think salmonella-contaminated peanuts right now, or tires prone to life-threatening blowouts earlier this decade. But recalls that make a media stir are just the tip of the iceberg. On a monthly basis, safety authorities around the world announce recalls of scores of products. The range of items posing safety risks is huge, from sausages to bicycles and cars to cuddly toys. You might have one in your garage, pantry, or toy chest right now. Here's a sample of items currently under recall.