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    Form Approved OMB : 0920-0728 : Exp. 1/31/2019 : CDC 52.98 (E), June 2017, CDC LiveCycle Designer, S508 Electronic Version, June 2017
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    Form Approved OMB 0920-0728 Exp. 1/31/2019 : CDC 52.98 (E), October 2017 : Visit www.cdc.gov/leptospirosis for a llable PDF version of this Case Report : leptospirosis-form-eng-P.pdf
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