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Saturday, July 02, 2005

Ticked off: Bay State Lyme cases exploding

Sun Statehouse Bureau - BOSTON Ticks are hungry creatures. And more and more of the pests are lurking in the woods and tall grass of Massachusetts, leading to an explosion in the cases of Lyme disease afflicting Bay State residents.
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