Original sentence: Entine also uncovered, among other abuses of the environmentally sound and socially ethical reputation that Roddick had built for her company, that the Body Shop's cosmetics often contained synthetic ingredients, were not completely free from animal testing, and in one instance were contaminated with up to 1000 times the legal limit of bacteria including E.Entine uncovered that Roddick "stole" the concept, packaging, products, and marketing materials for her store from the original Berkeley Body Shop (going as far as to plagiarize segments of their promotional brochures, grammatical mistakes and all, for her own promotional materials).However, in 2007 the story was printed in the anthology Killed: Great Journalism Too Hot To Print.In 1992 journalist Jon Entine was commissioned to do an investigative profile of Anita Roddick and the Body Shop for American magazine Vanity Fair.In 1994, Jon Entine reported that the records of Britain's Charity Commission records show no charitable contributions from the company in its first 11 years of operation, and less than 1.5% of pretax profits (which is the US corporate average) in subsequent years (up until fiscal year 1993, the latest year reported at the time).The criticisms were redoubled in 1999, however, when poor trading decisions led to the loss of 300 jobs at the Littlehampton manufacturing plants.Vanity Fair elected not to run the story because of Britain's libel laws that require the accuser prove the truth of their story