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Landyn Logan

17 August, 01:12

The influenza pandemic of 1918 was

A.

Global in its impact, killing about 30 million people worldwide.

B.

A variant of a "swine flu."

C.

A virus that spread rapidly throughout the soldiers on the front and civilians whose immunities were reduced because of wartime conditions.

D.

All of these are correct.

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