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There was an unwanted passenger on Delta flight 5121 August 5 that has the airline and health officials looking for passengers who are now at risk.
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In a deal worth $452 million (£277 million), British American Tobacco (BAT) has agreed to buy Protabaco - the privately owned Colombian cigarette company.
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A Charleston, WV attorney plead guilty to attacking a client with a baseball bat. Joshua Robinson will be sentenced for the unlawful wounding charge at his hearing in May.
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As if being a flying furball wasn't already cool enough, research scientists in China have discovered not only that bats engage in fellatio, but that it apparently prolongs sex by considerable margins.
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Montreal's public health officials are warning residents to be wary about contact with wild animals since a man was bitten by a rabid bat last week.
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An Iowa woman is undergoing rabies treatment after drinking her morning coffee with a little extra kick. The woman from Cedar Rapids drank coffee and cooked bat.
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An unidentified man is being sought after having been bit by a bat, which later tested positive for rabies. The man was at a small park when he picked up the bat and was bitten. This individual needs to be found to begin the sequence of rabies shots.
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Toronto Public Health officials used Facebook social network to trace a woman who had handled a rabid bat recently. They were trying to locate her so she could get rabies shots as soon as possible.
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A Toronto woman doing a good deed may be walking around with a death sentence if she is not found. The woman turned in a bat to Toronto Wildlife Centre on Sept. 4. That bat has tested positive for the rabies virus.
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In August of 2006, an Alberta man was awakened in the middle of the night when a bat bit him. He thought nothing of the bite at the time and so failed to get a vaccination.
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Bats are finding a surprising haven in abandoned Israeli bunkers, researchers say.
 A New Brunswick researcher is studying a bat fungus that has killed nearly seven million bats across North America and is continuing to spread.
 Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Kelly Johnson is slated to bat in the No. 2 spot when the season begins April 5 in Cleveland. The former Arizona Diamondback has batted first or second for most of his major-league career.
The arrival of more than 250,000 bats in a small town in northern Australia prompts warnings of a potentially fatal disease.
White-nose syndrome, a fungal disease that has killed more than 5.5 million bats, is continuing to spread across the US, data shows.
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