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Yellow Flag

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Yellow Flag
A perennial herb, the dried rhizome of which contains alkaloids, salicylates, tannin, and volatile oil; yellow flag was once used as a blood purifier, for flatulence, headaches, heartburn, colic, skin complaints
Toxicity Fresh yellow flag root is poisonous, and may cause gastrointestinal pain, nausea, vomiting

yellow flag
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He then took over as leader following a yellow flag period and powered on to the chequered flag in thrilling fashion.
However, the championship leader faces an uphill battle after being penalised for failing to slow down for a yellow flag during qualifying following a crash involving Toro Rosso's Sebastien Buemi.
Button and five other drivers who also continued to clock lap times under yellow flags were called to see the stewards after a session dominated by flags and stoppages, with three major accidents causing serious disruption.
 
 
 
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