
The Debt Ceiling Looms
By THE NEW YORK SUN
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BRUSSELS, Belgium – The European Union yesterday said the bird flu virus found in Turkish poultry was the H5N1 strain that scientists worry might mutate into a human virus and spark a pandemic. Turkey’s health minister said the outbreak had been contained.

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By MATTHEW RICE
|BRUSSELS, Belgium – The European Union yesterday said the bird flu virus found in Turkish poultry was the H5N1 strain that scientists worry might mutate into a human virus and spark a pandemic. Turkey’s health minister said the outbreak had been contained.
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