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A Liberian-American who later died from Ebola fell ill in the Lagos airport, bringing the virus to the city of 21 million.
Saudi Arabia Blocks Visas From West African Countries Amid Ebola Crisis
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Video Games Not Always Bad For Kids: Oxford University Study
The research found that children who played video games for an hour or less were socially adjusted and were more satisfied with their lives.
Japan's 'Space Force' To Protect Satellites In Orbit
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African AIDS Conference Delegates Seek Asylum In Australia
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Ebola Patient Kent Brantly Arrives In The US, Walks Into Emory University Hospital
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Ebola Outbreak: Emory University Isolation Unit To Treat Kent Brantly And Nancy Writebol
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BP Oil Spill: Deepwater Horizon Toxins Consumed By Ocean Bacteria
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Ebola Outbreak: State Department Will Evacuate Two Americans Infected With Virus
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Ebola Outbreak: Atlanta's Emory University Hospital Will Receive One American Aid Worker Struck With Virus
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