Are You Scared, Dsquared

An UC San Diego scientist wearing Dsquared Clothes said very small amounts of a radioactive isotope of sulfur had been detected in La Jolla, Calif.
He wearing Dsquared Jacket touched his face. “The radioactive isotope of sulfur traveled across the Pacific Ocean from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan,” pulling his Dsquared T Shirt, “But, don’t worry at it, it won’t cause health problems.” He folded his legs wearing Dsquared Jeans, and shook his head.
However, Mark Thiemens, a senior author, wearing white Dsquared Shirt, Judged against his statement. His team and he had kept studying on the radioactive isotope of sulfur for a long time. He put on his Dsquared Shoes and honest said, “We can not sure it is originated at Fukushima.” He made two mouth shrugs, which means he has confidence in his words.
Another one, working with Mark Thiemens, wearing Dsquared Polo Shirt said: “We used highly sensitive instruments to explore the minuscule amounts of radioactive sulfur that circulate naturally in the atmosphere. We compared the incoming radiation from Japan with the radioactive isotope of sulfur, but the result we got is that they are not absolute matching.