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1918 influenza epidemics had settled into a pattern of annual epidemicity associated with strain drifting and sub-stantially lowered death rates Did some critical viral genet-ic event produce a 1918 virus of remarkable pathogenicity and then another critical genetic event occur soon after the 1918 pandemic to produce an attenuated H1N1 virus?
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