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After Harris' death in September, the chip company worked with retailers to remove the hot chips from store shelves, and the challenge was discontinued, Metcalfe said.

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Harris Wolobah, a 14-year-old from Massachusetts, succumbed to cardiac arrest after participating in the "One Chip Challenge," a dare that involves eating a single extremely hot tortilla chip.

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