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May 29 | Texas (US) | 2 new deaths confirmed

source | SAN ANTONIO . Swine flu-related deaths in Texas reached five on Friday after health officials in El Paso confirmed the virus in a pregnant woman and man whose initial flu tests came back negative.

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