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Meanings of spanish flu in English
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Usage of spanish flu in English
1
According to the report, it could echo the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic.
2
The conditions under which the Spanish flu overtook the world were abhorrent.
3
These were the months of the worst of the Spanish flu epidemic.
4
McDowell was nearly carried off by the great Spanish flu epidemic.
5
I thought she might have come down with the Spanish Flu.
6
There was an interloper in the crowd however - Spanish flu.
7
His research found the connection of the meadow to the Spanish flu pandemic.
8
In 1919, during post-war treaty negotiations, Woodrow Wilson caught Spanish flu.
9
Europe is facing the worst health crisis since the Spanish flu a century ago.
10
At least 30 people died of Spanish flu while being quarantined at Woodman Point.
11
The lethal Spanish flu rages outside, decimating towns and cities.
12
In Detroit, we lost a whole platoon to Spanish flu.
13
At the outbreak of the 1918 Spanish flu, Americans blamed "the Hun".
14
Tedros said the 1918 Spanish flu "took two years to stop".
15
Also, we include books about the previous and subsequent influenza pandemics to the Spanish flu.
16
In 1919, the Great Hall was commandeered as a hospital during the Spanish flu pandemic.
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Spanish flu through the time
Spanish flu across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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