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Human Case of the Plague Confirmed in Colorado: Why 'The Black Death' Lingers
Earlier this year, a person in Oregon was diagnosed with the state's first case of the plague in eight years; in July, another person, this time in Colorado, contracted the disease between the 1970s and 2000; there were, on average, seven reported cases each year.
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