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France confirms first Ebola case
The French doctor had been working in DR Congo, where more than 260 people are known to have died.
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The French doctor had been working in DR Congo, where more than 260 people are known to have died.
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According to BBC News’s linked item, France confirms first Ebola case, The French doctor had been working in DR Congo, where more than 260 people are known to have died.
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