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  1. Texas measles outbreak: Here's why it's not going away anytime soon  USA TODAY
  2. Measles outbreak: Now 124 confirmed cases in rural West Texas  KHOU.com
  3. Anti-vaccine movement falsely blames measles shots for Texas outbreak  NBC News
  4. Tourist may have exposed 'hundreds of thousands' of people in San Antonio to measles, health experts say  KSAT San Antonio
  5. US Measles Outbreak Surges Towards 100 Cases  ScienceAlert
  6. Measles alerts issued in San Antonio, New Braunfels and San Marcos as Texas outbreak spreads  Texas Public Radio
  7. What to know about the measles outbreak in West Texas as cases rise to 90  PBS NewsHour
  8. As measles cases near 100, Texas health officials probe exposures at 2 universities  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  9. Northwest Texas measles outbreak grows to 124 cases in nine counties  Houston Chronicle

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